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[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jhadsfi:
So I recently rooted and installed xposed on my device. I wanted to install the sense toolbox but the change log states not compatible with 6+. Can I still use it? Is there a viable alternative?

Thank you for helping!
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] afuller42:
maybe they changed something, I haven't used it for awhile but it was working on the 10 before. gravitybox is also good
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jhadsfi:
Yeah. Doesn't work anymore. I downloaded gravity box but not all features work. Still better than nothing. Thanks for replying.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] stevierayvaughan:
I have a SM-N930W8 (Canada) and when I plug into my PC nothing happens, the phone charges but no device on the PC (using Windows 7 x64). I have had Samsung USB drivers installed for ages (both S3 and S5 work fine). Appreciate any help!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] krabman:
With USB-C you have to tap the notification after plugging in and then a menu will pop up giving you the option to charge, charge another device with your phone, transfer files, etc. Select the obvious choice and you should be on your way.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] stevierayvaughan:
I had to enable developer options then it started to work, it didn't out of the box when plugged in. Thanks though.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] krabman:
My phone came today. It never occured to me you wouldn't get a notification ala Nexus 6P that allowed you to choose the USB mode. My phone also didn't connect and didn't throw a notification so I had to search USB in the settings and change the mode to file. After several reboots it now throws up a toast asking if I want file transfer without me having ever done anything to precipitate such a menu showing. That is stil a fail because it doesn't offer all the options USB-C is capable of and you have to go to go into settings to get that. Large blunder if you ask me, there is no reason not to throw up a notification and allow you to change it without having to menu dive.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Devhux:
I never had an issue getting the menu to appear on my Canadian Note 7.

Also, USB Type-C has absolutely nothing to do with this.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] stevierayvaughan:
Yeah it's odd I have the N930W8 as well and got nothing plugging it in off the bat, oh well if anything it reminded me of developer options where I set the transition animations to 0.5, a little thing I always did :D
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] ittybittyfds:
what did I do wrong. i have not had any issues with my phone connecting to my windows 10 desktop until today. now when i connect to my desktop the phone simply charges. I get no notification and i cant find any settings related to mounting device. just stopped working. only thing I can think of is i installed Nova Launcher. got it fixed
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edfernandez2:
I really like this phone's design which is one of the reasons that I'm reluctant to upgrade to a new phone. I was wondering if there was any way to upgrade the internals like expanding the storage or a better camera?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Storage can only be expanded by soldering on a new memory chip if you have the 16 GB model.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elonus:
Huh, I didn't know that was possible. Maybe that's something to try after I get my next phone, just cause.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bam80:
I'm too interested in upgrading the camera. The Nexus's one is too bad..

Is it possible?
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] jacobkuczynski:
Does anyone have a list of dialer codes that work on the note 7?
[Sony Xperia XA Ultra Questions & Answers] raver445:
hey guys i m a newbie with sony devices.... i cant my phone to come up when i type in fastboot devices nothing comes up please help me .....
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] WillTheGreat:
I picked up this phone a few days ago and I just noticed that VOLTE wasn't working like it should. The settings menu shows that I have the option on, but everytime I make a call or receive a call it instantly switches from 4g to 1x, and therefore I don't have simultaneous voice and data. Anyone have this issue too?

I checked my Verizon account to see if that feature is enabled for my line. Advanced calling shows that VOLTE is on for calls and video chat. Turning it on and off doesn't change anything, turning wifi calling on and off doesn't affect it. I've tried rebooting, and no luck. Seems like a software issue?
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] GuestK00345:
I noticed this on a call today as well. Subscribing...
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] Davexs28:
Perhaps the person on the other end needs it as well? I've found calls between my girlfriend and I would switch from HD to non-HD and it seemed like it was due to service on her end. Just a thought. Its actually only happened a couple of times to me.
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] WillTheGreat:
No luck with that one either. I've tried calling other lines on my plans and I got the same results. My S5 did a pretty good job maintaining HD Voice every time I made a call to those lines where LTE coverage was available.

I called CS and they didn't say it was a common problem, but they put in a report pretty immediately for me and should have someone contacting me the next 24-48 hours.
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] WillTheGreat:
Just a quick update. I didn't do anything, I used my phone as is and it just started switching to HD voice and maintaining LTE while calling. So either they did something on their side, or the phone is just a little buggy.
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] badboyg200:
I have never had that VoLTE icon pop up on my phone but if I look in my recent calls list I do see a Wifi icon on some of the calls.. I assume this is VoLTE??
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] jjayzx:
That's WiFi calling.
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] HarlyFan:
I have used WiFi calling and it seems to work alright. Is this the same as VoLTE? If it is not how do you enable VoLTE?

I just found it in settings, it is enabled however I have never seen any kind of an icon that it is working. How do I know if it is or isnt?
[Verizon Note 7  Questions & Answers] teegunn:
Where is the setting for VoLTE in Settings? I am not seeing it anywhere.

EDIT: A google search showed me it should be in call settings, but it is not there. Any help much appreciated.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] pete4k:
Been on KK until now, need quick update to current state of affairs.

Anyhow, is my phone fully encrypted? How do I check if it is? If it is can I make it decrypted?

The reason I'm asking, with MM Google made full encryption mandatory on most phones but IMO full phone encryption is useless, that's what secure folder and Knox is for and the fact that Crapple encrypts all its iphones is no reason, (so how long it took hackers to break into CA terrorist iphone, that supposed to be unbreakable even by Crapple engineers?).

N7 absolutely has the power to support full encryption, but Samsung being the biggest phone maker thankfully don't follow all Google's bad ideas (physical home button and SD card support come to mind as examples).

So what's the story here or is it a taboo, or maybe nobody cares?

What's the encryption story in Android 7?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] douger1957:
It appears that it's encrypted out of the box. The SD card can be encrypted in settings.

I don't think their method of decrypting it will work on Snapdragon variants.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] pete4k:
Thank you for quick answer.

That really sucks.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] jellyhead:
I guess it depends on how badly you want to decrypt it. I'd like to decrypt mine as well and had I known about the encryption at the start I would have done this right off.

http://androiding.how/disable-dm-verity-forced-encryption-galaxy-note-7/
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] /b/-TarD:
Hi, does anyone have any working iphone transformation ( just the looks of course ) for the Uni?

The only application workable on Uni are

1. S2U2 and slider

2. iContact

Now in need of the launcher application

Thanks
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] zeeshansohail:
Try the PocketCM keyboard and PocketCM Contact Manager! I use the pBar 1.5 for the launcher, not bad!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] zeeshansohail:
btw, if you're willing to pay for it, check out Wisbar Advance Desktop ... they're doing wonders with their today screens :) you can have Vista, Mac or iPhone, and a million other look-n-feels on your today screen!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] scar45:
Got that right, Wisbar Advance Desktop is a GREAT program, and I have actually skinned up a Vista theme for it. I won't post too many details here, as I've created a post in the General section of xda-devs, which you can reach here:

[Theme] VistaMobile VGA with Extras released!

Here's a preview pic as well:
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ENDz0:
Cant connect to any network after updating via odin to 6.0.1 just search it manually and try to conmect but cannot connect to the network so i dont have mobile network... Someone can help?

Have lastest XSG firmware. Imei its correct..
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sokesleezy:
My phone is rooted, im on stock 5.0.1 no custom recovery or anything like that. I haven't changed or done anything to the phone recently either.

If I hold the power button down and look at the airplane mode option it will flicker on and off and as I lose service. Every now and then I'll get service for 5-10 seconds but most of the time my phone signal and data connection are off. Wifi and bluetooth work.

Any suggestions?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sokesleezy:
Unrooted the phone and went over to Sprint. They did a factory reset but the issue still persists. If anyone know how to fix this or even has suggestions please let me know. Its an otherwise perfectly working phone.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
First post here at XDA - before I start with my problem, I should say thanks to everyone who posts here. I've come across this site so often when looking for information and always found it to be very helpful.

I was taking a Photo Sphere photo a few weeks ago, and after the photo had been taken, and during the processing/rendering stage, I looked away from my phone while holding it to let it work. I looked down to see the finished result about 30 seconds later and saw the Google startup screen. It appears that somehow, taking a Photo Sphere photo may have soft bricked my 6P, but I have no idea how. The phone itself was working perfectly normally prior to that.

I kept manually restarting it, powering it off, booting to recovery and restarting to see if I could get it back to normal with no success. It would occasionally, maybe one in twenty times, get to the Android boot animation, but would freeze after around 5 seconds on that, then restart again. Eventually, I thought to clear the cache partition via TWRP, so I did so and it then booted and loaded Android as normal. However, one of the first things I did was go to Settings to reset the time as it was wrong, and, as soon as it displayed the Settings screen, the phone restarted again, and no amount of cache clearing has resolved the issue since.

It's a 64GB 6P running Marshmallow 6.0.1, unlocked and rooted via Heisenberg's excellent guide and running TWRP 3.0.2.0, which was the latest available when I rooted. Right now, upon starting, it shows the "Your device software can't be checked for corruption. Please lock the bootloader." message as normal, then the Google logo, then it restarts and does the same again. I can access recovery mode as normal.

Does anyone have any ideas what steps I need to take to get my 6P operable again? Given that it booted after I wiped the cache then rebooted when I went to settings, my relatively uneducated presumption is that the root has somehow gotten messed up, but I don't know enough about troubleshooting Android to resolve it myself. I'd obviously prefer to avoid wiping it and losing data if possible. Although I'm a computer geek, I'm not 100% sure about Android ADB/fastboot commands and what to run to resolve this issue, so I thought I should defer to the experts here. I was considering flashing the factory image (part 11 of Heisenberg's guide) to see if that helped, but wasn't sure if that's the best first step to try at this point so thought it best to seek some advice rather than turn a soft brick into a hard one.

Thanks for any and all assistance!

BL: angler-03.51

Baseband: angler-03.61

Product/Variant: ANGLER-ROW-VN1

Device is UNLOCKED.

Qfuse Status: ENABLED.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
Well, maybe the above is a bit too much to read...my bad habit of being verbose. Here's a tl;dr version;

Unlocked and rooted 64GB 6P running Marshmallow is boot-looping at the bootloader unlocked screen

Wiping cache only temporarily resolved

Can access recovery and fastboot as normal

Any ideas? :)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curiousn00b:
Well, mine appears to have done the same exact thing, but I wasn't using photosphere. Before I continue, here's my story...

I'm on vacation from Sept 1st to Sept 5th, and on the 4th(yesterday), I was browsing using Chrome before it froze and shut off on me, which then turned into a bootloop with the Google screen. Next, I did what I normally do when I have a problem, I head to recovery(depending on what I was last doing, I'd delete a file that I know caused it), but instead, I couldn't get into recovery. I tried maybe about 10 times and got into recovery twice. I removed all overlays that had to do with Substratum and deleted my cache/dalvik cache, rebooted and I got to the Android updating screen. It went through the process, froze and rebooted again. Now, I'm at the point where it's just the Google screen. I can get into the Bootloader, but nothing else. I'm thinking I'm having hardware failure or something. I attempted to do a factory image restore twice now, doing the third one as I type this before I contact Google, but yeah... I can't get into recovery or past the Google screen. Only the bootloader is accessible.

Now... As for your situation, download Wugfresh Nexus Toolkit, or follow later on in Heisenberg's guide to restore the factory image without deleting the userdata partition. There may still be a chance for you to get your data back, but for me... nah. Good luck. :)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curiousn00b:
Seems like it's possible for you to be in the same exact situation as me, unless you can boot into recovery. I can't do that.

If you can boot into recovery, just take your files off the device and go for a full wipe. I think my device hard bricked itself somehow... You may be soft-bricked, but in the worst case, hard bricked. :c
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
Yep, I can't boot into recovery either right now because I flashed the factory image. I'll try to re-flash the TWRP recovery and see how it goes.

I can't believe a software issue can get to the stage of hard-bricking your phone while doing nothing other than unlocking and rooting it, and even putting it back to factory and doing a full wipe doesn't resolve it. I really hope I don't get to that stage, although it's disappointing to hear that you've had that experience. Thanks again for your feedback, I'll update once I've attempted to re-flash.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
So I finally got around to flashing the TWRP 3.0.2.0 recovery again and still no dice, so I made a start on the backup process.

One thing I wanted to check before I do the full wipe and reinstall stock, though - my partitions in TWRP showed this from the Backup screen;

Boot (32MB)
System (1850MB)
System Image (3072MB)
Vendor (173MB)
Vendor Image (200MB)
Data (0MB)
Cache (0MB)
Recovery (32MB)
EFS (8MB)

This may just be paranoia, but which of those is the user data (apps, files, photos etc.) stored in? I get that the Data partition is wiped when doing the stock image install, so that's fine, but I presume System would be the OS itself - and I'm pretty sure I have more than 2-3GBs of data on my 6P, but the largest there is 3GB.

Also, using Backup from the TWRP main menu, how do I restore the user data once I've got it back up and running again without killing the OS again? Can I selectively choose what to restore?

I've copied the TWRP backup folder to my laptop using adb pull, so that's safely stored there for now. Just wanted to check before I totally wipe everything and start clean.

Thanks.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marc.ientilucci:
Did you verify any contents in TWRP that you pulled to ur PC? . In TWRP go to advanced and then file explorer, you should see your data.

Edit: Data would be where the user data is stored (pictures, downloads, etc.)

I terms of restoring data, I've always gone with Titanium Backup but in this case not sure you'd be able to as it sound like u can't boot into the OS and see ur apps?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
Yep, if I go to TWRP, I can view the backups in the \sdcard\TWRP\backups\[serial number] folder, and now that I've done adb pull, they're on my hard drive, too.

Exactly, yeah, it's still boot-looping, so I can't get into the OS to run Titanium Backup or migrate any data. It's still looping at the "Device can't be checked for corruption" screen. I followed Heisenberg's guide to re-flash the stock images and didn't flash userdata. Why would the data partition show as being empty in TWRP unless the partition has been royally messed up when the phone had it's original heart attack?

And, if the data partition is where userdata is stored, I presume that means the data on the phone is already gone? Dumb question, I think I know the answer already, but don't understand how it could have happened when I didn't wipe it myself.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marc.ientilucci:
You should be able to confirm if the data is really there or not by going into TWRP > Advanced > File Manager.

You should also check to see if data and cache are mounted in TWRP.

I haven't gone over Heisenberg's steps yet but, since you've already attempted to flash userdata, whatever you had is most likey gone.

Try the following via fastboot for erasing everything and starting from scratch.

NOTE: THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS WILL ERASE EVERYTHING ON YOUR PHONE.

fastboot erase boot

fastboot erase cache

fastboot erase recovery

fastboot erase system

fastboot erase userdata

fastboot flash bootloader [name of your file].img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

fastboot flash radio [name of your file].img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

fastboot flash recovery [name of recovery file].img

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

fastboot flash vendor vendor.img

fastboot flash cache cache.img

fastboot format userdata

fastboot format cache
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
That's what I'm saying - at no point have I ever entered the command fastboot erase userdata - I specifically wanted to keep the data and do a backup, and the phrase userdata would be a big red flag to me, so I wouldn't enter it unless I knew for sure the data was already gone. I'm wary of even touching the data partition, so I've been sure to follow all of the commands very carefully. I've been in I.T. for a while, I know the danger of running the wrong command.

I can see that there are data files in the backups, however the data.ext4.win file is only 6KB, so I guess there's no data there.

I don't know how to mount the data and cache partitions in TWRP - I can see the option to do it, but have no idea what it does.

Thanks again.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kurtisnet:
Mine was the Camera app doing the HDR processing. For the first few times it happened, it was random - the crash and bootloop will happen after taking 2-3 photos. Today, it finally hung while processing HDR and it never recovered. Sigh, seems like I need to send my phone to Huawei. I have tried all sorts of flashing to no avail.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
So my phone isn't the only one with an aversion to taking photos? I don't understand how just taking a photo could cause this unless there's a massive software bug somewhere that requires a very specific set of conditions to brick your device. Would you mind letting me know what Huawei say to your issue? I'm curious as to what they think could cause a failure of this degree.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marc.ientilucci:
If at anytime you did 'fastboot flash userdata userdata.img' you've overwritten the data partition and lost the data :-/ wish I could help more...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kurtisnet:
I've just collected my phone again from Huawei. They replaced the motherboard (new imei number). Sent in at 11.30am today and is ready by 4pm. Applaud Singapore Huawei service center for their super fast turnaround time. Totally was expecting at least a week of repair lol.

Mine was bricked completely - internal storage was accessible from twrp but that was about it. Flashing new roms with everything wiped didn't help. Flashing pure nexus also will sometimes hang and reboot. Sometimes it'll be successful.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
But I didn't, that's what I mean - it's like the data partition has been wiped for no reason at all, or it was part of the initial failure. I haven't run any commands which should touch that partition.

Am I right in thinking that, at this stage, the my data is unrecoverable, and the best bet is just to try to get the phone back up and running again? Are there any other checks I could try to confirm the data is already gone?

Thanks, I do appreciate your input. :)

Nice, glad they got it sorted so quickly for you. Hoping I can get mine running again, but I'll contact them if I can't.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marc.ientilucci:
Hmmmmm... The only other thing that comes to mind is trying something like a fastboot pull command
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
I've done a full adb pull for all the partitions already, and the data partition file was only 6KB.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
One thing I clearly forgot about - I can use File Manager to confirm if the data is there. I've checked there, and all of the files and folders on my device still appear to be shown as normal - if I check /sdcard/DCIM/Camera, I can see my photos, if I check /sdcard/Downloads, I can see stuff I've downloaded, etc. However, when I go to the TWRP menu and choose Backup, the Data partition is 0MB. Tapping Refresh Sizes doesn't change anything.

So if the userdata is stored on the Data partition and I can confirm the files are still on the phone, how is the Data partition showing as 0MB in the Backup screen? What on earth is going on?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] helioXverse:
The data partition that you backed up isn't userdata, it's the installed apps partition. There is a separate partition for userdata. When installing a new rom, wiping /data in twrp is always a good idea but it won't touch your userdata.

You should be able to mount your phone to your PC while in twrp and copy all your data over, then proceed w a full factory flash to try and correct your problem. When you mount it, it will show up on PC just like a thumb drive.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkB16:
That's what I originally thought, but spunks3 indicated Data was the user data partition. So which of the partitions shown in TWRP Backup is userdata?

Thanks for the heads-up regarding mounting - I've mounted the phone and am currently copying the data from it. Once that's done, can I follow the instructions from this post to try the full factory flash? Are there any other troubleshooting steps I could try to avoid the full flash, or is it the best option at this stage?

Thanks.