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[General Questions and Answers] Jom_o1:
YES! I am still able to flash successfully without errors. but nothing happens though.

i'm also sure that i flashed the right firmware.

removing the battery and placing it some time doesn't do anything.

Just now, i tried to flash with Firmware Upgrade option, and i get an error failed to find PMT file info or something.

are you familiar with such?
[General Questions and Answers] northwindtrades:
Use download only as that's the only workaround I've for this pmt error.this mostly is releted to scatter text and wrong directory of files so trying another stock firmware might help.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzesiu2002:
Hi. I have fake chinese model of samsung s6.

I have problem with free space in internal storage exactly show a lot of free space but when i plug into pc show only 17,8mb should be in gb not mb cant transfer nothing because low space... I dont have slot to put sd card only have this one internal storage... Any solution ? Thanks.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atherion:
You just bought fake S6 with fake capacity...and solution? Buy something normal :D
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarryDoo:
Try using a USB OTG device. If the Android file manager sees the full internal storage, you can copy files from pc to OTG, then put the OTG in the phone, and copy to phone.

If not, I don't see a lot of options.
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[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krishna2k9:
Hi all,this might be a old problem but hoping for solution.Moto E stuck in bootloop (I think so), Black screen.Whenever I connect to PC,sound of disconnecting and reconnecting is coming.Can't enter recovery or fastboot mode.Nothing happens on holding combination keys for 2minutes also.Whenever I connect led light blinks and goes off.Charged battery by connecting it to another moto e,so it's not battery fault.Developer options aren't enabled,as the person who gave this to me is noob. Is there anything I should try ?? Any hope for recovery except motherboard replacement ?
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Criston:
Same here bro

Just reflash my phone with 5.1 lollipop as my phone is stuck in fastboot mode but even after sucessfull flashing the device is not booting only detecting as qploader 9008 in device manager
[HTC Excalibur] ginsu007:
I need a little help. I was trying to get my bluetooth to work with my HTC S620 WM6 voice dial and changed some registry keys around and deleted some of the wrong things and I wanted to return them back to the way they where but don't know how, If you could help me I would be more than happy. So I decided that I would re-install WM6 but someone told me that I would loose my contact number (Is this try?). If so is there any way to copy my contact numbers to my PC until I'm finished reinstalling WM6.
[HTC Excalibur] lukybandit:
Hello,

I was in your situation as well as i wanted to back up my gf's messages and contacts. The easiest way to do it is to do it through Jeyo Mobile Companion. I was done backing up and restoring my text messages, call history and contacts.

Here's a link: http://www.jeyo.com/companion.asp

Good Luck ! keep us posted if you have any problems.
[HTC Excalibur] travisc:
If you have microsoft outlook, yes... you could also store your numbers to your sim card... of course then you'd have to fix them after you reinstalled WM6, but you'd still have them.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Noob_Boob:
I took it under water to do some photoshoting in waterpool.

after that the volume down button seems stop working. is there way to solve this?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] drummerman:
Let it dry properly?

Ps. The phone is NOT designed to be operated under water.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Perfectdevil:
then why the IP68 is for?

- tapatalked - from my VANTABLACK S7 EDGE
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] drummerman:
AFAIK, the rating is for submerging the device to up to 1.5m up to half an hour, not to operate the device under water.

MInd, there are no physical buttons to operate by just using the camera shutter if the app has been set-up prior to diving in ...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] themissionimpossible:
[MENTION=7538450]drummerman[/MENTION] correctly wrote "NOT to be operated under water", that is clearly different from "water resistant to a maximum depth of 1.5m for up to 30 minutes".

IP68 actually doesn't guarantee that the phone can be also operated under water...;)

www.samsung.com/au/pdf/IP68.pdf
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Noob_Boob:
How to dry it properly?

I used the volume up button to take photos under water, it works fine. I started the camera before going under water
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Noob_Boob:
it's fine if it doesn't work under water, but it shouldn't stop working after work under water.

now it is my SD card doesn't get recognized. they really don't deserve the "water proof"
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Sonin66:
Not pressing buttons,just let it dry by charging wirelessly to let the phone heat up. If you ruined it, I'm sure you will find out within the next few hours to days. I think you will be fine because others have used the vol(since that's the only button to work under water)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] malek777:
Not meant to be operated under water is just hilarious lol u can actually can press the volume buttons under water to take photos. Unfortunately I think your device is defective but like everyone said wait til it dries.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Noob_Boob:
I don't have wireless charger, can I charge it normally?

Charging works fine though.

Now my phone, Volume button works fine now.

A couple of issues:

SD card doesn't get recognized anymore, no error message.

Multi-task button seems pressing itself.

Condensation inside the front camera.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Sonin66:
Not good, if charging seems to work...I would get the phone as hot as possible to get rid of moisture or leave sd card open but you have to ge that moisture out before it takes a toll on the inside electronic.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] tehdewm:
You're an idiot. No where did anyone ever say the phone is water proof. It is water resistant. What that means is that under certain circumstances it can make contact with water and still function after being taken out. That is not the same as using it underwater. You don't deserve a phone this expensive you buffon.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] meyerweb:
Samsung doesn't call it "water proof." Water resistant is the strongest claim you'll see.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Oyeve:
I agree.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Noob_Boob:
thanks. i left it charged for a night.

Now every thing works fine except the SD card is still not recognized. :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Sonin66:
No prob, and I wonder if you fried the card not sure of which brand you got but I know sandisk at one time made shock/water/temperature proof like my old 64gb ultra was that. I bought a sandisk 200gb I'm thinking has the same
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] BaconDanny:
While I agree with you that it is not wise to use these devices as underwater cameras, it's not surprising that people do so, when Samsung are doing the exact same thing in their official commercials. Have a look at these examples:

Samsung Malaysia, jumping off a cliff into water with the S7 Edge on a selfie stick:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvWslN5DIHM&list=FLQL-jI9F5ORzWPDxiJQjimA&index=1

Samsung Indonesia, going down a water slide landing in a pool with the S7 Edge on a selfie stick:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bNv51boLtk&list=FLQL-jI9F5ORzWPDxiJQjimA&index=2

Samsung New Zealand, using the S7 Edge in the ocean and different wet environments to take photos/videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3hqaTapWSo&list=FLQL-jI9F5ORzWPDxiJQjimA&index=3

At the end of the third one, the text even says: "Now you can capture life in water". The only disclaimer is: "Device requires thorough rinse in fresh water after exposure to salt or chlorinated water". In the other videos it says "Results may vary".

And here's an instruction video from Samsungs support site, showing you how to clean your device under tap water after contact with salt water or other liquids:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W78ydsy1mU

(From http://support-us.samsung.com/spsn/main.jsp)

Just to be clear, I DO NOT encourage people to follow these examples as they seem like good ways to ruin an expensive device :P Be careful, as wear and tear, manufacturing defects or just a drop can affect the water resistance as well.

Although I can also say that I had the Xperia V and Xperia Z3, which both had lower IP ratings than the S7, and I used these under water lots of times with no issues at all. Even after the glass back of the Z3 was shattered from a drop I rinsed it under the tap to clean it about once a week.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dave7802:
[MENTION=4057268]BaconDanny[/MENTION] Nice post, never noticed the Videos from Samsung before.

They really do encourage the usage of the device under water.

I myself have only exposed the device to shower water.

And dropped it once in the bath, Am happy to live with the fact it will survive an accident rather than to get used to using the device in water.

A slight disappointment, as one of the purchase reasons was for some nice water park snaps and pool snaps on holiday.

Too expensive to just have a gamble with so many users reporting defected units.

Makes me question if the Water resistance is as tight as they advertise

(A recent review company just tested the Water resistance of the S7 and it failed awaiting official statement from Samsung)

Or there is a number of users who have taken the water proofing to the extreme.

Ill use my device on the principle its water tight, So that water will drip off it.

This will do me enough to use the device in rain or shower or any other types of water like this.

I just wont go submerging it :(

Another episode of typical consumer bull**** miss advertising to get ahead of the market.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Beefheart:
And you're unnecessarily rude. Did writing that make you feel better about yourself?

Anyway, for me the IP rating of this phone is a bonus. It's good to know that the phone should be able to handle my using it in a sudden downpour or if I accidentally drop it down the toilet (not something I've done in over 20 years of owning mobile phones mind). But to deliberately take it underwater, regardless of what confusing messages Samsung are sending out, is simply asking for issues that don't need to be asked for.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Cst79:
It's probably the SD card that got damaged from the water, not the phone. Replace the card.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] themissionimpossible:
Sorry, but in none of the videos you posted I was able to clearly see somebody pushing S7 or S7E hard buttons under water.

So IMHO these videos means nothing new and then the situation remains the same: no hard buttons must be operated under water or in this case the IP68 water sealing will be compromised and the warranty might be void...;)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Beefheart:
Possible, but in that case he really does need to take the phone to Samsung and get it looked at as the SD card shouldn't at any point have been in contact with water. Regardless of the ins and outs of IP68 and what is or isn't sensible to do, even with total submersion, there is no way the sim tray should have leaked short of it not being fully inserted.

Pressing the hardware buttons on the other hand, I can easily imagine that causing issues with the water resistant seal. I doubt that would lead to the sd card getting wet though.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] BaconDanny:
This might definitely be true and is a good point :)

Although I did not mention using any hard buttons, I just stated that Samsung are using the devices to take photos /videos under water in their commercials, and therefor it is understandable that people try to do the same. This can be done with timers or by starting the recording before going under water.

Samsung also writes this in their official newsroom (interview with Samsung engineers) :

"Q. Is it possible to use the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge underwater? Can users take them to the waterpark or the beach?

Choi: It won’t present any problems if you use these devices under fresh water for a short time, but it is recommended that you do so according to the product specifications. In fact, the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge are certified with an IP68 rating, which is the highest rating available for water and dust resistance of electronic appliance. However, ratings do not guarantee a device’s performance beyond the specified depth of water, or in liquids other than water.

We would recommend against using the phones for longer periods of time under high-pressure water taps, or in the ocean or other saltwater environments."

Source: https://news.samsung.com/global/fac...alaxy-s7-and-s7-edge-water-and-dust-resistant

They do not mention not using buttons while operating under water, even though they say it can be used under water.

What I mean is that Samsung are sending some mixed signals about how to view the water resistance properties of their devices. Protection against accidents or feature for cool photos in water, that's the question :)

For me on this device: it's for protection and allows me to use the device in rain or with wet hands without being too worried. But to each his own :)

Sent from my Onyx Black S7 Edge Exynos
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] H00pyFr00d:
I don't know where you're based but here in London we have some Samsung Experience stores (Samsung trying to be Apple). If you've got one locally, book it in and go and see them. I'd imagine you have an argument to have the device replaced under warranty. Perhaps don't tell them you intentionally put it in the drink though...

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A junior member with 23 posts and no thanks shouldn't go around flaming other people. I can't see how your input has helped the matter in any way. Plus your statements are your own opinion and purely conjecture. If you're going to try and lecture someone on the correct usage then reference your sources, otherwise you're just another keyboard warrior spouting off unnecessarily.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Cst79:
You do not understand how the Samsung water resistance mechanism works. The trays have only very light protection against dust and maybe raindrops, they are not liquid protection barriers. Liquid protection seals are inside the phone and protect only what is needed, all socket contacts are exposed to liquid by design (look at the USB port - all contacts are exposed).
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] themissionimpossible:
I completely agree that Samsung should be thoroughly clear about what is possible and what is not possible to do with the phone under water.:)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Beefheart:
I understand how it works perfectly, but thanks for the presumption. Anyway, you're wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4KOg7g1zfE&t=2m25s

So, as I stated, unless the sim tray isn't inserted correctly, the memory card wouldn't have gotten wet.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Cst79:
Actually you still don't understand. All the sockets are isolated with with seals from the inside of the phone (as you can see from the movie), so even if water enters a socket, it does not enter the phone. The rubber seal on the SIM tray only offers limited protection. There are multiple reports of SIM card getting wet, but this will not impact the phone after drying.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Beefheart:
I understand. It's not pleasant being wrong. But instead of accepting your post was factually incorrect when you claimed the sim tray does not have a liquid protection barrier (contrary to what is shown in the video and the commentary) you're trying to save face.

To reiterate the point again, the rubber seal would have stopped water entering the tray short of deep submersion, and there is no suggestion that happened here. The memory card wouldn't have gotten wet via the tray, unless it wasn't inserted correctly. I really can't see why you're even bothering to argue against this.

Now, let's move on.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Cst79:
Actually I have said in my first post that the trays do have "light protection against dust and raindrops". That's what that seal is for. Such a seal cannot withstand 1.5 meters (5ft) of water pressure like the Samsung's IP68 certification, and is not meant to.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Beefheart:
Right. Ok. Let's pretend you were referring to the rubber seal that you clearly weren't aware of until you watched the video and we can move on.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Cst79:
I don't think anyone owning the S7/Edge can not be aware of that seal :) But the funny part is that you actually thought that the tray seal is actually what's stopping water from entering the phone when submerged... :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Beefheart:
Far funnier is your belief that it isn't one aspect of it. Then again, given that you clearly weren't aware of it until today, it's no surprise really.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] sekelink:
In any of those videos nobody press any button underwatr. lol. -Joke-
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] BaconDanny:
I never said anything about pressing buttons, the debate was about whether to use your phone as an underwater camera or not, and that Samsung seem to think it's a good idea to do so :)

I am sure you're right that pressing hard buttons under water is a bad idea. On my water resistant (30m) Polar V800 triathlon watch they point that out very clearly every time they mention the water resistance. But I'm curious, where have you read it about the S7/S7 Edge? I haven't seen anything about that in any manual, info or video.

Not saying you're wrong, just wondering if Samsung are informing about this anywhere

Sent from my Onyx Black S7 Edge Exynos
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] bigpapa007:
4 pages in this thread and like 90% of the thread consists of people arguing on who's right and who's wrong lol.

OP any update on your phone?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Jogutierrez:
Blowing with a hair dryer, or open you phone case to hold several days, and make sure it dry and then boot it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paramstr:
So I have a Vodafone 985n, and cannot find any way to add mobile data to the quick toggles. Phone is rooted. Help!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Depends on how adept you are. First, you would need to have a custom recovery and be comfortable with reinstalling the original firmware if something goes wrong. It's very easy to softbrick when playing around with that kind of mod because it involves modding the system UI.

Easy way is to just add a 3rd party app with a notification widget for quick access to it.
[LG G Stylo Questions & Answers] YourHeroZero:
Last year I softbricked my Stylo trying to unroot it on zv5. It's been softbricked for couple months. Before it bricked it had a issue where sometimes the rear camera failed to launch. Now that I have recovered from the softbrick using the paid tot file it now boots up but when I launch rear camera it fails completely now. The fron camera works fine but the rear camera doesn't launch at all. Just a black screen for 3 seconds then force close error. Any help would be appreciated. So far I have wipe data factory reset, wiped data and force closed app in settings. Nothing worked so far. Thanks for any help or suggestions beyond what I tried.
[LG G Stylo Questions & Answers] jmacie:
Are you still on ZV5? maybe you can get a different camera app to try and see if it's a hardware prob. Also, maybe you can try a ZV7 or ZV8.
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akshatluci:
Hi guys,

I recently rooted my desire 820 by unlocking the bootloader and installing twrp then flashing supersu. i have android 5.0.2 and i cant uninstall supersu. i have tried every method possible . i have tried to uninstall it using the app itself by going to full unroot option but everytime it says supersu has stopped working and sometimes it restarts but the app still remains there after the reboot. Just for the record i used windroid toolkit to unlock the bootloader but as i use it to lock the bootloader it says 'this option will lock the bootloader and you will loose the root privileges' then my phone restarts but the supersu app is still there. I also tried to manually delete the su file in 'bin' and 'xbin' folder then deleting the app using es file explorer. Nothing seems to work. So can it get uninstall it somehow if flash stock recovery? If yes then can anyone please provide the stock recovery for HTC DESIRE 820 DUAL SIM ANDROID 5.0.2 . There is a stock recovery provided here but it is for android version 4.4.4
[LG G Stylo Questions & Answers] Johnxtreme24:
Has anybody found a way to root it?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mook06:
Hey all, ive been having issues with my SGH-i747m, I had the app Unified Remote (connects to my local PC over wifi) working fine until i (Kingo ROOT) rooted the phone to install a firewall (AFWall+ , Droidwall , and a few others). After installing I now get no ping response from the PC end, and i have an older galaxy s1 that replys to pings and works with unified remote.

Assuming the root or firewall apps broke something, I then installed TWRP recovery Formatted the data partition and flashed CM 12.1.. but the problem remains, no internal LAN pings or connections.. really strange..

TLDR:

-Started on OEM 4.4.2

-root or firewall apk killed LAN connectivity

-Formatting Data in TWRP and upgrading to CM 12.1 did not fix the connection

Do i need to format more partitions to get wifi LAN? or maybe odin? thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] audit13:
I suggest flashing a stock ROM, perform a factory reset in stock recovery, flash TWRP, and then root by flashing supersu from TWRP.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mook06:
Oh ok, so before trying CyanogenMod i did try restoring the phone through settings>security>reset phone option, not through recovery though, i assume these are different things?

thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mook06:
ok using this app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ddm.iptools

running a traceroute to my pc i get an infinite loop of the phones own internal ip, with a 0.2ms

my working phone stops at 1 hop with the correct ip of my pc @ 3ms

i understand what this means, i just have no idea what to modify / reset to fix this