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[AT&T LG G3] qara1955:
I just run LGUP as administrator and it is working...

Thanks a lot hyelton.... I appreciate your support
[AT&T LG G3] qara1955:
Now the software downgrade to 4.4.2

So shall install Marshemllow?
[AT&T LG G3] hyelton:
I'm glad you got it! Your welcome :)

MM that depends on if you want it or not.
[AT&T LG G3] qara1955:
Hyelton....

Do you recommend to upgrade to Android 6 or keep it on Android 4.4.2?

I need the root access ... I need the enable the wifi tethering..
[AT&T LG G3] hyelton:
As I said updating is all up to the person. If you need root not as android 6 is not rootable.
[AT&T LG G3] qara1955:
Thanks hyelton.. It is OK now

I got rooted and I enabled wifi Hotspot

But I am wondering :

as I know if I upgrade to lollipop or Marshemllow I will lose root... So is the same will happen with wifi tethering(Hotspot )

I mean

WiFi tethering enabled in KitKat >>> upgrade from kitkat to lollipop or Marshemllow >>

Tethering will be stayed enabled or will be locked?
[AT&T LG G3] hyelton:
You cannot update while rooted. You'd have to unroot and updating would replace the tether changes. Also it seems like your not on AT&T which you cannot update anyway unless you have an AT&T sim.
[AT&T LG G3] qara1955:
hyelton

yes i am outside USA ,,,,

1- so what I understand from you that it is not possible to update to marshmallow or lollipop ,,, even if i installed custom rom ???

2- if rom custom installed shall I lose wifi hotspot which was locked by att but now enabled with kitkat after root ??
[AT&T LG G3] hyelton:
No you cannot officially update without an AT&T sim.

You could flash a custom rom I'm sure there's a lollipop one. But you'd have to wipe your device again but you'd be rooted so you can do what you want tether wise unless that's changed in higher versions
[General Questions and Answers] GoJo ^^:
I'm wondering if encryption fails for me cause i have TWRP..?
[General Questions and Answers] Rickyzx:
Sorry I didn't quite get you. Can you please explain it a little?
[General Questions and Answers] GoJo ^^:
I try to encrypt my device. As soon as the process start, device reboot & then it's all just like it was before.. Which means it failed. I'm wondering if stock recovery is needed to complete the process, which would explain why it fails..
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] devbro:
My phone has been bugging me to update and I do not want to lose my root. Can anyone confirm with me if G930W8VLU1APG1 firmware is rootable or not?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Benjimilie:
Bonjour tout le monde,

tout est dans le titre, j'ai été obligé de changer de phone (mon galaxy note 2 ayant rendu l'âme). J'ai repris un Galaxy J5 (2016) - SM-J510FN non rooté.

Mais à ma grande surprise l'application Samsung Gear (v. 2.2.16070451) m'indique :

Avis

Vérifiez si votre téléphone est compatible et si l'application Samsung Gear doit être mise à jour, puis réessayez.

Et donc impossible de se connecter à la Gear. Pourtant, il la trouve bien en bluetooth...

Pourtant, c'est la dernière version de l'application que j'ai.

Ma Gear était d'origine, j'ai testé de la passer en V700XXUCNE9 XEF par Odin avec succès, mais cela ne change rien pour la connexion ! (Sur le chat Samsung, ils m'ont indiqué qu'il n'y aura jamais de compatibilité du fait du matériel).

Quelqu'un aurait-il une solution, ou faut-il que j'abandonne définitivement ma Gear ???

Merci d'avance.

***************************************************************

Hello everybody,

everything is in the title, I was forced to change phone (my galaxy note 2 having passed away). I took a Galaxy J5 (2016) - SM-J510FN not ROOT.

But to my surprise the application Samsung Gear (v 2.2.16070451.) Tells me:

notice

Check if your phone is compatible and if the Samsung Gear application must be updated and try again.

And therefore can not connect to the Gear. Yet he finds good bluetooth ...

Yet this is the latest version of the application that I have.

Gear was origin, I tested the switch to V700XXUCNE9 XEF Odin successfully, but it does not change for the connection! (On the Samsung chat, they told me that there will never be because of hardware compatibility).

Would anyone a solution, or is it that I finally abandoned my Gear ???

Thank you in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] filipemelo:
I'm trying too.

I removed tizen, then installed android and then I Installed a custom rom(null23).

I still can't connect, but I learned how to unlock to work as a clock at least, and also dialing from my watch.

I will try to connect but I didn't get it yeat. If I do I come back to say how.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] eNickr:
Hello guys, I need more guys having the same issue. I already solve this on my J5 metal 2016. Are they still trying to solve this?

My gear's model is the 1st one but I think that this could work for every samsung.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] filipemelo:
I think the way to solve this is to create an app for the J5 and for Gear so they can talk. I am not in the mood to do this.

I read in some place that I don't remember that you can change to root your J5 and change some xml file and your J5 will be compatible. But I don't remeber where.

I am just using my gear as a normal watch hahaha

I live in Campinas/SP, I saw your state is SP. heheh
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] eNickr:
Yes man.. I read too. But I installed the gear app on my s4 and (root) extraxt all the files that I needed to. Still working .

Yes, SP lol
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] juronius:
Bonjour.

Je suis dans le même cas, je viens de remplacer mon Galaxy S5+ par un Galaxy J5 2017 et ma grande surprise ma montre (SM-V700) n'est pas compatible.

La hotline Samsung me l'a confirmé.

J'ai passé ma montre sur la nullrom 23 mais je ne retrouve pas les fonctionnalités de base, à savoir les notifications, prises d'appel, etc...

Hello.

I am in the same case, I just replaced my Galaxy S5 + with a Galaxy J5 2017 and my surprise my watch (SM-V700) is not compatible.

The hotline Samsung confirmed it to me.

I spent my watch on the nullrom 23 but I can not find the basic features, namely notifications, taking calls, etc ...
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] AlphaGeeK:
I bought an MXQ Pro 4K box from an Amazon seller to see if it would be ok as a Plex/KODI client. All seemed ok so I bought another from a different Amazon seller as the original one was out of stock.

The second one has a different rom on It and it is not quite as good plus it is not rooted, however AIDA64 and CPU-Z seem to confirm the hardware is identical.

What I would really like to do it take a backup of the 1st box and restore it on to the 2nd box.

Any ideas how I can do this?
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] AlphaGeeK:
Anyone know a way to do this?
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] norsatpr:
Google search for a file name ( minix_u1_ez_root )

Unzip the file and put the 3 files on a USB.

ezroot.zip

recovery.img

factory_update_param.aml

Go to "My Apps" and run "Update & Backup".

Click on "Local Update" and click on "Select". It should find ezroot.zip on your USB.

Select that and proceed.

This work in my MXQ Pro 4K BOX.
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] jpr9845:
Doing something wrong?

I also have the p201 MXQ PRO 4K android box that came with 5.1.1 installed not rooted. I tried using the steps listed.

When I click update it restarts my box in recovery mode, I can move the cursor up/down but selecting an option does nothing.

down in the text area it says:

Recovery is listening adb sideload...

Waiting adb sideload command...

E:failed to mount (No such file or directory)

E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/log

and the "failed and Can't" messages continue....

It remains in that state until I unplug the unit.

Am I doing something wrong? Missed a step maybe? Input appreciated.

BTW, I tried doing this both from USB & the card slot
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] jpr9845:
I have another quick question about this box. My settings do not offer BT at all. Could this be a bad chip or something else wrong with the box or a firmware problem? The add definitely stated "Android 5.1 More convenient Wifi and BT settings" so it is suppose to be there.
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] marstg:
I don't even have the update and backup option at all on my device, mine is the version with 4 GB of RAM and 32GB ROM and Android NOUGAT 7.1.2
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaabayjeizaskien:
Hi I have a LG G4 Beat and when I enabled my mobile data the 4g/H+ icon is not showing besides the signal bar even if its connected and I can browse the internet using mobile. It works normal but no icon on status bar

http://http://xdaforums.com/picture.php?albumid=13581&pictureid=54053
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 86Natale86:
I have the same problem
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamalbook:
I have the same problem
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] RileyIssKing:
So I've had my S7 Edge for about a month and a half now, and surprisingly I like the new touchwiz. I have used nova prime but i keep going back to tw. What launcher do you use? What do you think of TW? Just want to hear your thoughts! ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] nugzo:
Nova Prime is hard to beat, i love it. Haven't given TW much time, always hated it.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Michiel0211:
Hello Yoga Book XDA,

I'm looking to buy a YOGA BOOK when it's released but I have a few questions on my mind that we could maybe think about and find an answer to.

1. Do you think, given the fact that there is no hardware difference, we will see dual boot Win10 / Android through XDA developers community? I'm going to be extra excited if this is a future possibility.

2. How do you guys think the X5 Atom processor will fair? I currently have an i3 380UM laptop from 2011 - and the CPU passmark says the X5 is faster (scoring higher). So I guess it's an upgrade for me. The i3 380UM does basic Illustrator and Photoshop without much issues, so I'm very hopeful for the X5.

3. Is the 4G modem standard on the Android and Windows version? Or is it a separately priced model?

That's all for now! Perhaps other people can chime in with their questions and together we can get a Q/A thread going.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] black818pro:
Just brought the Android version and tried different app. It's smooth and work great for movie, browsing.

Will try gaming later. Very very minor delay by using the pen, which is OK for me.

it'll be very interesting if it can be dual boot to Win/And :)
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] dai_griff:
Have you found an alternative supplier for the paper pads?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Grooby97:
[MENTION=1877678]black818pro[/MENTION] - How do you like the device? I am eyeing it when it's released in the US. Any chance to shoot a quick video review?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] ashwincr:
Can you use OneNote on Android to take notes on paper? Or is this limited to a lenovo app?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Ulukaii1983:
Hi,

I bought the Lenovo Yoga Book Android version WiFi only.

I want to set it up as a productive device (read: buy Android and try if I can do everything what I can do with Win), including MS Office, Google Docs, SSH Client for my Server Management and ez PDF Reader to read and annotate PDFs.

Drawing is not my use case.

Verdict after one week:

HW:

+ hardware is amazing, you can read in the internet

+ battery life is really good

+ keyboard is way better than expected, at least I can type on it quite good.

+ Annotating PDF in a new way: I activate the scratch pad, then I clsoe the small Lenovo Notes window. So I have the PDF on the screen and can annotate it via the still active scratch pad. This way, my hand does not get in the way of my information. Takes some getting used to, but works OK!

- it is not really possible to write directly on the screen, with Lenovos AnyPen technology, you won't have palm rejection on the screen

- the touchpad is not good. I use an external mouse anyway.

SW:

+ Android came a long way considering the use of mouse and keyboard. It really works good

+ Office suites both of Google and MS for Android get everything done that I neeed to do.

+ Switching between Pen and Keyboard mode works reliable.

- Pen in OneNote is lagging A.F.

Edit 13. October:

Actually, note taking in OneNote works perfectly fine, even with a lot of other programs running in the background. See post 16 of this thread. I just re-tested it on [MENTION=512480]ashwincr[/MENTION]'s request.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Won't be druv:
Thanks for the detailed post. I presume you can annotate Google docs and word in the way you describe?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Ulukaii1983:
I will check this later!
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Ulukaii1983:
Hi, I can confirm that I can easily annotate in Word via the drawing tab. I have not found this functionality in Google Docs yet.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Won't be druv:
Thanks. Weird that Google docs doesn't respond though.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] black818pro:
After using the Android version for a while, I dont like the Yoga Book in this configuration. I finally changed to Windows version and find it's more suitable with a keyboard like Yoga.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Won't be druv:
Can you please explain why the windows version is preferable for you? Is it a simple preference for windows over android through more familiarity with windows, or is it because the implementation of the software works better whilst using windows?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] reiter123:
The Version with the 4G modem is a separate model. It has different model numbers

Without 4G (Android) : YB1-X90F

---------- Post added at 07:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:32 PM ----------

I use fiinote for the note taking and this works also with the digitizer and real pen.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] ashwincr:
Thanks for the detailed review. So I assume the pen works but is laggy in One Note on Android. I plan on using this a lot for note taking with the pen on the notepad. As long as the notes are captured correctly in OneNote, I am not too concerned if it is laggy. My requirements are for my hand written notes to be captured correctly and later archived in OneNote. Do you think the Android version with One Note will work for this scenario?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Ulukaii1983:
ashwincr, I checked OneNote performance once again and found out that it works perfectly smooth.

I made a short screencast of it. I think your use case should be covered! BUY! :) (no I do not work for Lenovo)

[YOUTUBE]0yIdgC0IaLA[/YOUTUBE]
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] ashwincr:
Excellent, Thanks for confirming!
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] arohrmann:
Hi.

Do someone knows how to root this Yoga Book?

Yours Andreas
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] dai_griff:
Spoke to Lenovo and the UK isn't getting the Yoga Book till end of October now (Android version)...... I can wait though...
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] marvi0:
Hello were abouts are you based and how much did you pay for yours?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] danjac:
Best chance at the moment is probably to unlock the bootloader, pull stock recovery and with those files port CWM recovery for this device. Then you should be able to flash unsigned files, e.g. SuperSU.

It's quite simple to unlock the bootloader using fastboot, porting CWM...well yeah....anybody out there whose capable???
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] dotaim:
Hey, does the Yoga Book work with anykind of (regular) ink pen? Or it has to be the Yoga's pen. I intend to write and save my notes, however I'd still like to use paper and pen.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] dai_griff:
You can only use the pen provided.

I haven't found an alternative supplier for the paper pad either. The pad they supply is longer than a normal A5 pad
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] connorhiller:
Hey guys does the Yoga Book (Android Version) play YouTube videos without any stuttering?

And can you watch any YouTube videos in "720p60" or "1080p60", without dropping frames?

Thanks guys!
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] brie987:
I am really interested in this Book. Kind of leaning towards the Android version. Question I am concerned about is; Will this be getting Nougat? Anyone know? Thanks. Also have been reading comments regarding Lenovo's' lack of updating their Android devices quickly or at all. Some who bought this Book say to get the Windows version, at least it will get updates and security fixes. Too many but it will receive them LOL. Just a concern.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] reiter123:
Yes YouTube videos in "720p60" or "1080p60" is perfect.

And the sound is really good !
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] E398:
I'm VERY interested on this device but i have few questions :

Wut about root ? I mean how close are we to getting some custom roms and some bloat removal. I really think this is the device i for getting notes, reading and writing documents.

Since i can't find the device on most sites even in ebay im having a hard time looking for sellers that have the yoga book, is this device going popular ? I mean i would just buy a Nvidia Shield K1 that have a load of stuff on the XDA already than a getting a 10.1 device that will have a bad software life as the Samsung Note 10.1 2014.

What im wondering is if it is worth buying right now (I have a friend in germany that can buy it to me) and then wait for root and custom roms otherwise i will just get a Shield K1 for reading since its 200 bucks and specs are very nice for that price.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] Aeskulapio:
Some quick thoughts on the Lenovo Yoga Book.

I've owned the US Android (6.1) version for about 5 days.

I'll say upfront that I love this device. It feels like the future, you know?

But how is it practically speaking.

Incredibly small and compact and thin. Literally no bigger than a notepad.

The screen is a really nice and clean IPS LCD screen, in full HD.

The Atom chip is plenty fast for Android and as others have stated it is a fast and very responsice device.

I've had 40 apps open and Chrome with 10 tabs all at the same time without appreciable lag.

The keyboard is really cool and very good once you've used it for a while. Lenovo says 2 hours to get to being comfortable.

I'd say it's more like 4 hours to get comfortable with the key layout and once that happens you get very comfortable with typing fairly quickly with minimal errors.

The battery life is excellent, say 12-15 hours of normal function, by which I mean Youtube viewing, typing notes, email, web surfing and reading.

I've inserted a 128Gb MicroSD, downloaded photos, music and other files.

It's not a replacement for a laptop, but it is an excellent secondary device.

I've watched a number of excellent Youtube reviews of both the W10 and Android versions of the Yoga Book. Most of the reviews expressed some concern about lag and slow downs in the W10 version when using many apps or more memory intensive applications. Because of this I decided to get the Android version. I have no regrets about choosing this version over the W10 Yoga Book.

Below are two excellent video reviews by the same reviewer looking specifically at both models

https://youtu.be/I3k38gafEbU

https://youtu.be/bD5OLjHWMKg

Hope this helps those of you who are thinking about purchasing.

Two last quick comments;

I've done no inking, writing or note taking with the Yoga Book yet.

The US model available from Lenovo's website doesnt have a slot in the MicroSD tray for a SIm card. I don't know if the LTE radios are inside the device or not.

If this device had LTE it would be very close to perfect

Let me know if hou have any questions

best
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] scottjb:
Yes, I watch YouTube without any stuttering.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] guitartng:
After having the Android version for a couple weeks, I'd probably also recommend the Windows version (though since I haven't used a Yoga Book with Windows, I can't speak to the performance). Here's why:

1. The pen/wacom features are pretty weak without more software support like you get in Windows.

2. Android has no dual monitor support, though the chipset in the device should support a 4k external monitor (not sure whether it actually does with Windows). With Android, you just get a mirror of the 1920x1200 image on screen.

3. The trackpad is basically useless on Android. I can't even get two-finger scrolling to work.

4. The Android enhancements made by Lenovo are nice, but mostly useless or buggy. Apps only work in full-screen, the few apps that can shrink to a smaller window size become almost invariably useless in that mode, so what's the point? The keyboard keeps switching to French mode when I type fast, even after multiple attempts at disabling FR as a language altogether.

5. The security patch level is Jul 1 2016, vs my Nexus phone which is Oct 5 2016. No sign of when the next Lenovo upgrade will be.

Probably a few other reasons too. Keep in mind I'm mostly a Mac/Linux/Android guy, so I'd much prefer to stick with Android. But given the hardware capabilities of the Yoga Book, I think they are mostly hobbled with Android at this point.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] scottjb:
You can use the track pad to scroll by doing a tap-and-hold with one finger, then scroll. Not ideal but it works.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] focus-pocus:
I cannot get tap-and-hold to work consistently. I need to tap like 5 times before it starts scrolling. Am I doing something wrong?
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] brainyark:
Onenote does work with the paper, if you have the app open while you use the digitizer + paper, and cancel out the Lenovo Note Saver widget.

However, if you want to use it in 'clipboard' mode - where the screen is folded behind the pad - your notes go into the Note Saver app, and then moving them over to OneNote happens by exporting the note as an image / PDF, but not as the ink strokes.

Personally I use OneNote with a windows tablet, and wish that I could get the actual ink into OneNote instead of as an image. Strongly considering getting the Windows model instead of Android for this reason.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] scottjb:
Only thing I can think of is maybe you're not holding long enough before scrolling. It's not the best, that's for sure. I rarely use it. I wish it was two finger scrolling instead.
[Lenovo Yoga Book Questions & Answers] brie987:
Thank you and THANK YOU, for such a great response. Definitely will take all this into consideration. Im still leaning towards the Android. Some comments I have read from the Windows owners have been that the chip is an older Atom and that alone defeats Windows for processing power. Some comments mention noticeable lag with windows BUT mentioned the better pen support like you commented would be. I do have another question. Have anyone heard any buzz regarding creating custom ROMs for this? THAT WOULD BE AMAZING!

Also very disappointed that the LTE version will not be in the US :(
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] xgerryx:
I have been experiencing an issue where wifi is not auto connecting to saved networks after being on 4g data. Refreshing the Wifi screen does not bring any results until I switch the wifi off and on several times, and then the relevant networks are shown and DO auto connect. I am rooted with an unlocked bootloader, xposed. This is not new to gaining root, but happened about 10 days after. Has anyone experienced this issue and what did you do to fix it? Any help would be appreciated.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Famous22:
Yeah its happening to me. It doesn't connect and when I go to wifi settings, it looks like it's refreshing but no networks show up. I have to turn it off then back on and it auto connects. I'm fully stock, unrooted. I think a software update can fix that.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Dian Z:
Got same issue with A2017G.

How can a phone be released with such defects??? Anybody at ZTE even used the phone 2 or 3 day in a row and didn't noticed that?