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[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] x000x:
um. no. Warranty is important to me, otherwise I would not have asked.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Romiui:
it depend on ur location some countries unlocking and rooting and installing roms will not void the warranty ! . just call them and get a confirmation :) GD Luck !.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] krispy321:
Omg, which is that country?????
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Romiui:
some Arab countries into my region jordan , iraq , lebanon , KSA , UEA . all having this unlocking factor to be not voiding you're warranty :)

GD Luck ..
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Lurdy:
Same in Europe. Unlocking a phone's bootloader, modifying its software or installing a custom ROM doesn't automatically void your warranty. If there's a software-related issue, the OEM has to prove that your modifications caused the problem (more often than not, they can't), otherwise they have to fix/change the device. By law.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] muradulislam:
There are many a times when users reported that they had unlocked bootloader and service center still repaired their devices.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] -BoneZ-:
I've been having the slow-typing issue since getting my replacement. Unwilling to deal with it, I boxed up my Note 7 and went back to my old phone. I was originally rooted, but returned it to stock so that I could get a refund at the store. Well, today just for the hell of it, I decided to take the update and check out the improvements I keep hearing about. And sure enough, the performance issues like slow-typing I was having are gone.

Updating to the latest, though, prevents rooting (on U.S. carriers at least) for the time being until a new root method is discovered.

So, if you are seeking better performance from the Note 7, and/or would like to trade root for now to get better performance, check out the latest update.
[Sprint LG G2] edb:
seems to fail now not sure what has changed.

simply use http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/kingro...-release/kingroot-4-5-0-android-apk-download/ do not install other su apps and you will be ok . tested verified adding cards even with root enabled. if you have other su apps installed it will fail .

you can easily uninstall the purify app it forces on you after root tho its not a bad app as far as i can tell a little annoying but customizable .

good luck
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] egzeros:
Here in Canada it seems you are asked to mail back the old phone to a recycling company. So I'm wondering if there are any consequences to "forgetting" to mail it back, aside from potentially barbecuing your leg/car/home. Anyways, can they force me to send the old one back after the new one arrives?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] NIKKOTUASON:
I don't see how they can know you haven't sent it out. Correct me if I'm wrong.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Cycloneon:
They might know based off the IMEI. They could just easily check to see if the phone relating to the IMEI has been sent in and if it hasn't, they'll email the owner of the bad phone.

Well that's what I assume. My old Note 7 is still in the box waiting to send to UPS.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] NIKKOTUASON:
That's exactly what I was thinking after submitting my first reply lol. When we inputted our imei/serial in their official exchange page they can easily see who was sent replacement or not...
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] jmitr:
That is if the recycling company actually records the imea of every device they receive before "recycling" them or if they just report raw numbers.

Several in the Canadian thread have made it clear they have been sent the return box even when they already returned their phones.

It will be interesting to see what documentation is included. I am planning on saving screen shots of my return tracking email showing the old device delivered just in case.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] djbtm:
speaking of which those in canada who have had a replacement device sent did samsung email you? they said the devices would start shipping on the 22nd but still nothing:s
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] egzeros:
I got another email saying they'd start on the 27th, then today replacement came in with an extra box with a return label already on it.

No other documentation included. I even had to call in and ask for an unlock code for my new note 7, it wasn't provided automatically like with the original one.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Ryland Johnson:
Really! Behave yourself. You must be aware of the dangers of keeping such a mobile or even worse the consequences of selling it or even giving it away. Send it back. Samsung have dealt with this situation in a very odd way. They began with good professional intentions the situation then went down hill and for many the scenario has turned into a farce.

One thing for sure if and when you receive your replacement you must return your old device. It is the correct thing to do.

Ryland :good:
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] THS1989:
I still have the old one. It is better than the replacement.......

My replacement one is loosing battery VERY fast when idle...
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] ekerbuddyeker:
And it can keep your hands warm and be used to light a log fire
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] THS1989:
It actually runs dead cold.... My replacement is much warmer.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Braca Ganon:
Did it come with a prepaid label?? If so that's mostly likely how they are tracking it
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Hannamazing:
Same here. I'm having so many issues with the replacement unit. The screen sensitivity issue is making the phone so hard to use, it loses power much quicker, and it gets quite warm. This whole experience has been painful.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Aimara:
omg sent to the recycling company ? remove the batteries and send them all to me lol :D
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] DuffmasterFresh:
They will eventually send an update to all Note 7 phones that will disable them. So return the phone. They can track if your phone is in use or not.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] edwardob:
for anyone who has broken.. smashed.. lost the spen... broke the sim holder.... this must be a godsend. what would have been expensive repairs... now they are entitled to new phone because of the battery. I would get great pleasure handing over a smashed phone and getting new one
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] equlizer:
Has anyone kept the s pen or sim tray or accessories? Do they just want the phone itself back?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
I was advised to send EVERYTHING back in the box exactly as it was originally delivered - so that's what I did. The replacement is complete (as if buying a new phone) and the delivery guy asked for the return package. That's what he got after I'd factory reset. I'd previously backed everything up to Smart Switch on my pc.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] @home:
Here in the UK, the delivery guy had a deliver & return consignment. So I had no choice but to return it. I bought direct from Samsung store online. Sent everything that was in the box back.

Thinking about it now I'm glad I did. No come backs from Samsung. The deals done & I have new replacement device that is perfect so far.

Glad it's all over now & I can get on with enjoying this fantastic device.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] egzeros:
Instructions for me seemed to imply to just send the phone itself. And along with the phone there is no other documentation that would be sent to the recycling company. So they would need to turn it on to check the imei and possibly even factory reset it if I leave my password on. This all seems to point to them not really being able to determine whether it was actually sent or not. That said, seems like I'd be able to, at the least, keep an extra s pen and the in box accessories. That in itself would more than make up for the pain of exchanging. I just hope i don't have issues with the replacement like some people on here.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] yiwangwang:
I will send the phone back, but I'll definitely keep all the accessories. The exchanging has been a pain for me, signed up on the 8th, but haven't got the replacement yet. Neither Samsung or 1-800 would provide me with useful information, they gave me answers by reading official texts like an answer machine. I've heard bad things about Samsung's customer service, now I know it's true.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Ryland Johnson:
EXACTLY. :highfive:

Sooner this situation is over the better and we can move on.

Ryland
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] ubl:
Does anyone know the ips to block updates?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] apprentice:
Yes! Guilty. The UKMail courier didn't even check what I was handing him.

I kept the sim tray, S-Pen, Charger, Earphones, Cable, adapters and even the box sleeve (as a souvenir)!

PS don't tell Ryland, he will come and tell you off!

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[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Braca Ganon:
Haha I know right... rylan will cuss you out for any moral misdoings!

I kept the usbc thing and adapter
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] ysr84:
its been over 3 weeks or more since i submitted my information online.. i havent had any contact from Samsung since then just got a reference number when i did my application. When i call them they just say keep waiting and they dont seem to have a clue how to track via reference number.

Iam still waiting and in the mean time using my explosive (note 7) and it seems to be fine for now... hopefully they will send it soon.. so jealous that people already got their replacements.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] equlizer:
so its safe to say, keep the pen, cable and charger?
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LegendofLINK420:
I am looking for an untouched Verizon N915V Firmware for Odin. I have been searching EVERYWHERE! And all I can find are sites that want me to pay to download at a good speed. Any help would be great! Thanks!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gjw00:
hello

just flashed slimrom (marshamallow 6.01), phone getting kind warm, curious if there are other marshmallow kernels i could try (i have looked), but not sure if i can flash a sense kernel etc on the phone.. (i have no sense installed, some might say i have no sense generally)
[General Questions and Answers] imnottherealme:
I've been thinking about buying a new phone because my current phone (H345) has made me completely mental because i can't even ROOT proper. I've always wanted to try PacROM and i was wondering if anyone knows some phones that won't cost me an arm, leg, or to sacrifice my 1st born to the gods to suggest.
[Sharp Aquos Crystal] zidemizar:
Was using this phone as a gps with offline maps and such, phone became sluggish and tried to do a factory reset, didnt help much and when I did an advanced wipe and ended up wiping the OS, twrp shows the phone as having no storage space so a restore using twrp is out of consideration. Would like to donate it to a developer who can take advantage of it. I will pay for shipping as long as is under $8 dollars and within the states.

Thank you.
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] don brian:
Hi, a few questions:

1. Would it be safe to install using the Mi Max's built in updater, the official helium Chinese ROM (stable or developer) OVER a vendor ROM (global, unofficial ROM that came with my 64GB Mi Max)? The vendor/unofficial ROM that came with my 64GB Mi Max is Global Miui 7.3.14.0.0. I believe my Mi Max still has an unlocked bootloader and has not been rooted despite the vendor ROM. 2. If the installation is successful, would the installation retain Google playstore/Google apps and all other apps in their current state, or will all installed apps and all personal data be removed sort of like a factory reset?

3. If the installation is not successful, will it be a simple 'install failure' where the existing vendor ROM is retained and still fully functional, or will it result to a brick (device no longer usable/endless bootloop)?

Thanks in advance.
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] badrsj:
Good Day - Or Night

I had a similar problem and decided to unlock the boot loader and then proceeded to install the Miui 64 Chinese Dev ROM - Official complete with OTA Updates.

Here's a thread I made to describe that

http://en.miui.com/thread-336609-1-1.html

Now if you do an install on top of this - may or may not retain the Google apps - but more likely - you may run into permissions problems and unstable device.

So - in short I'd recommend - Unlock boot loader - Install ROM of Choice (Mi Max 64 and 128 do not have any International ROMs at this time - to the best of my knowledge and certainly no Miui 8 Official ROMs).
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] don brian:
Just an update to my original post above...

The Global ROM for Mi Max Helium (64GB/128 GB; SD 652) had just been released, so I decided to download

the Global ROM for Mi Max Prime (Helium). The download link I used is found here:

http://en.miui.com/download-302.html#458

It turns out, it doesn't work when installed over vendor ROM's. I tried installing it on my Mi Max with the vendor ROM (Miui 7.3.14.0.0),

using the built in updater app in the Mi Max, but the phone just tells me 'Couldn't verify update package'.

Other times, it seems to install then reboots afterwards, giving you the false impression that the update is working. However, after

a seemingly 'stuck' reboot (seemed like a bootloop), it returns to your home screen as if nothing happened... You end up with

the same vendor ROM with everything untouched (nothing changed/deleted).

The only thing that did work for me was flashing the Global ROM helium image using Mi flash beta.

The procedure worked even with a locked bootloader (also, with phone not rooted).

Anyway, for those who do want to get rid of the vendor ROM on their Mi Max helium and install

the recently released Official Global ROM for the helium device, here's the link to the fastboot procedure using Miflash beta:

http://en.miui.com/thread-307139-1-1.html

You will need to select the correct Mi Max helium image files here:

http://en.miui.com/a-234.html

You will need to unzip the *.tgz file to get the *.tar file, then unzip again the *.tar file to get the

fully unzipped image directory. You then flash the entire unzipped image directory using Miflash beta.

This procedure works on my non-rooted Mi Max with locked bootloader. You just need to be careful though to flash

the correct image file directory or you'll have a bricked device. The Mi Max helium being mentioned here refers to the 64GB or 128GB version

with snapdragon 652 processor. It used to be called Mi Max Pro but it seems it is now officially called the Mi Max Prime.
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] wingryder:
i have mi max 3gb ram/32gb (sd650) model.would the above procedure work if i am on official global stable (7.5.6.0--MBCMIDE).i got the permission to unlock but am unable to,the process stops at 50% saying that the accounts dont match.earlier there was a mismatch in phone no,but i rectified that by resetting the device and applying for fresh permission with proper details,but still the prob persists.on reading multiple threads it seems that flashing the chinese developer rom would be my best bet.so is the process outlined above going to work if i want to flash chinese developer rom over my global stable rom,or is it better i go for global developer rom.in all these cases im talking about the fastboot roms.im not going to hardbrick my device am i ?,becoz the nearest xiaomi service centre is some 200kms away from where i live.i thought i would ask the experts here before i take the plunge lest i regret later for not having asked you guys first.plz kindly reply with your advices,im so anxious to flash the rr rom ever since i got the device a few days back,more so now that the 3g data bug is also squashed
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] don brian:
You will not need to flash the global rom if you are already on official global rom as you stated. The MIUI8 update will be delivered via OTA if not at present, maybe in the coming days. Now if you are on official global rom and wish to flash other roms, I am not so sure it will not be risky if you have a locked bootloader. Maybe somebody else has experienced doing the same so let's hope the person will share it in this thread.
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] Aagashh_K:
From what I've read, most people get the 50% error because they're not logged into the same Mi Account on their phone as well as the MiUnlock Tool. If you are logged in with the same account on the phone and the tool, then I'd suggest logging out of both, and then logging into the phone first, then the tool. This is what worked for me. If everything I've mentioned fails, you can use Doom Slayer's method to root and install the rom of your choice, which is posted right here :).
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] wingryder:
thank you for responding guys,anyways i took a chance and flashed the fastboot developer rom thru edl method using miflash,the flash succeeded but to my dismay the unlock still fails at 50%.even after following all steps.it seems the only thing left is to try with the first account which got unlock permission,i have to apply for the micro sim on that number,since its a normal sim doing duty on my s advance.seems like i confused the xiaomi servers or something with multiple accounts.but eventhough i have multiple accounts i used the matching accounts on both the pc and mobile but no luck for me
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] Aagashh_K:
Make sure everything is okay on your PC's side as well, use the USB cable you got with your phone, install all the drivers, and if you're using Windows 10, disable Driver Signature Enforcement prior to installing the drivers. I used the Xiaomi Universal ADB Drivers. Also search for the Bootloader stuck at 50% tutorial posted by mitch002 on the MIUI forums and try that out, it's seemed to have worked for many.
[Xiaomi Mi Max Questions & Answers] audscott:
I was having a hell of a time flashing anything over my Mi Max on a China vendor ROM. I followed these instructions exactly and it worked like a charm. From post #3 above: http://en.miui.com/thread-307139-1-1.html This does not unlock or root the device. If you're still looking to unlock, I can't be of assistance, but I wish you the best.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] XDAFANFR:
Hello,

Yesterday I tried to upgrade my QTEK 9100 so I followed the procedure here

and I am blocked !!!

The button rom stop at 98% and the Xda_MiniS_LaunchROM_v154102 stop at 85% .

So, now when I power it I have the tricolor screen.

On he Screen

RUU

IPL 1.05

SPL 1.03

Please tell me that I can do something for my Cellphone !!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] xeno1:
Just retry flashing either of those ROM's until you get a good flash.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] vanguy2009:
I know that using cheap usb type c cable to charge our Le max 2 on a regular usb hub, laptop or desktop usb could damage the usb hub, laptop or desktop usb. Because the type c cable might not be up to specification and would falsely detect that the source supports Quick charge 3.0.

What about charging on a non quick charge wall charger but that charger supports high amp output like a tablet wall charger from a nexus 7 tablet ? would it work or do i have to turn off the quick charge 3.0 option on my Le Max 2 before charging on my tablet wall charger ?
[Android Head-Units] moodie007:
I have MTCC-KLD6-V2.97 running factory 5.1.1 and a Samsung Note7 (no not an exploding one) running 6.0.1. I'm having issues with the bluetooth connecting to a Galaxy phone.

When i connect the phone via bluetooth, the bluetooth icon shows at the top of the screen then disappears after 5-10seconds. I can see on the phone, that when it connects initially, it connects for Call Audio (HSP) and Media Audio (A2DP). After 5-10 seconds the phone shows that HSP is off however leaving A2DP on. The Phone shows its still connected via bluetooth. No calls go through to the head unit etc.

Has anyone had this working with an Android 6.0.1 Phone? I was thinking maybe I should try Malaysk's ROM however I'm unsure if its an OS, MCU or Hardware issue. Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
[Android Head-Units] ptclabs:
as far as i can tell none of the mtcb/c machines will connect to 6.0.1 phones except for music. mine does not either. it does not work on maylay 4.4.4 either. I have not tried his 5.1.1

it does connect to my mtcd fine though
[Android Head-Units] sixstrum:
I have the exact same issue. I'm also using a Note7 running 6.0.1. I'm running a Malaysk 5.1.1 ROM on my HU and having the same problem you described. Hoping there is a way to make this work in the future.
[Android Head-Units] moodie007:
Has anybody got android 7 beta? I wonder if Android N works with MTCC OR MTCD units.
[Android Head-Units] moodie007:
I've just connected an Sony Z3 running Android is 6.0.1 with no issues. This would appear to be an issue with the Samsung phones only at this stage.
[Android Head-Units] BiliTheAxe:
I have a galaxy, J7 running 6.0.1 and my head unit has the same mtcc running 5.1.1, and I have had no problems so far as yet. My head unit is an eonon g2150f.
[Android Head-Units] mkmall:
I have had 2 note 7 phones and they both worked with my HU with mtcb until i installed the samsung update that turns the battery indicater green.

I also installed the maylaysk 5.1.1 rom with no luck. Called samsung customer service, they were no help.

I believe it has something to do with the update.
[Android Head-Units] moodie007:
Interesting odd how a battery icon update can adversely effect Bluetooth. Noted it was a 400MB update. :confused:
[Android Head-Units] moodie007:
Only real difference i can find is Z3 has Bluetooth 4 support and Note7 has 4.2. Bluetooth is meant to be backwards compatible.

Going to do a HCI log of both devices and compare. Samsung looking at old packet traces however the comparison of both may yield better results.
[Android Head-Units] moodie007:
Samsung confirmed a fault however as we all know they axed the product. Consider this thread closed.
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
i just got a LG V20, which is running Android 7, and it connects to my Joying MTCD just fine
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ale_186:
hello, few days ago acquired this equipment by eBay, supposedly new, but to start wine blocked account google, I could fix it and then found out that no signal in * # * # 4636 # * # * says radio off, and not no way to make it work, I've tried flashing stock, several versions and I can not fix it, I can not return it to the seller and brought him to Argentina, had happened to me before with a Moto G2 but could solve, it is problem baseband, but I can not find any that work, any help?

Sorry for my bad English, I use google translator
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brando9:
Hello!

I have been browsing the forum but am unsure which path to go. I would like to run the latest stock with root privileges. I am worried that I won't be able to root after doing an OTA update.

Should I update OTA first, then root? Or vice-versa? Or just avoid the OTA update?

Is there a specific method or certain downloads for Koodo?

Should I reset my phone and upload a backup of my stock ROM? Is it useful to anyone else?

What firmware do I need?

Thank you.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5m4r7ph0n36uru:
Un-root and update your phone to the latest clean stock state.

After you've done so, you should take a nandroid prior to re-rooting, just to be sure to have one if need occurs.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brando9:
My phone is completely stock. It has not been rooted or anything yet.

Just proceed with the update then root?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmed.ismael:
just do update( OTA ) then root it

if you running KK you have a lot of OTA to accept

you can flash the stock MM RUU for your device then root it but this will wipe your internal storage

so if you go with flashing RUU make sure to backup your files

good luck :good:;)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xunholyx:
There aren't any RUUs for Koodo. It's a discount carrier owned by Telus (my carrier/also no RUUs)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmed.ismael:
didn't know that,thanks for correction

then he should backup his stock rom and stock recovery before rooting