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[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kmoch:
C:\platform-tools>fastboot getvar all

(bootloader) version:0.5

(bootloader) variant:MTP eMMC

(bootloader) secure:yes

(bootloader) version-baseband:

(bootloader) version-bootloader:

(bootloader) max-download-size: 0x20000000

(bootloader) partition-type:cache:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:cache: 0x14000000

(bootloader) partition-type:userdata:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:userdata: 0x5e0000000

(bootloader) partition-type:system:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:system: 0x118000000

(bootloader) serialno:HT54GYJ00591

all:

finished. total time: 0.148s

Thanks. :good:
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flippy498:
That command always gives you this "rubbish" output if you use it while the phone is booted to the Bootloader. You need to use it while the phone is booted to the Download Mode.

And as an answer to your first post: ADB can only get used if the phone is booted to the System. It's normal that ADB commands fail if the phone is booted to the Bootloader or the Download Mode. You can only use fastboot and/or htc_fastboot in these modes.

If you get a "failed to boot to Download Mode" error whenever you try to enter it, then chances are high that the EMMC of the phone is broken.
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
Hey Everyone,

I just picked up a shiny new Alcatel Idol 4S with Windows 10 for $288 from T-Mobile US.

Some interesting things out of the gate:

1. I was browsing the ROM, and it has a "Field test" app that uses InteropServices.

2. It uses the Lightning bolt and Gear screen to flash with WDRT.

3. There are two PROVXML files baked in the ROM to remove "Nokia Glance Screen" and "Nokia Feedback App". They don't appear to be present in the rom though.

4. From looking in the "Device Platform ID", there is no difference between the T-Mobile-Branded one and the unlocked one. It is "ALCATEL.8996.IDOL4S".

5. the partition layout is "Different" than the non SD820 phones.

6. perhaps most interestingly, the phone appears to be 100% identical to the TCL 950 Android phone. right down to the supported bands! http://www.tclmobile.com.cn/index.php?g=Content&m=Products&a=detail&tp=TCL950_overview

I'll update with more after I unbox it. :)

*Update 1*

1. Now that I have the phone, they have a rather extensive testmode app. It can be launched from the dialer via ##2886#

2. I was able to install Interop Tools and follow the process outlined under "For All Other OEM Devices" to get full reg access. I then changed my MTP root to C:\
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
I need the open market FFU. Any sign of that yet or anywhere?
[Windows 10 Mobile] ryanusu:
HD2 again?!! I would buy this phone right now!
[Windows 10 Mobile] compu829:
I tried to pull it from WDRT, but it says that it doesn't exist yet...Hopefully they will post it soon.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Yes. Same here. So interestingly just for kicks I tested the t-mobile ffu. FYI: It flashed no problem on my unlocked model.
[Windows 10 Mobile] ngame:
If you can log the updates can be very helpful .

for example update log from 10586 to 14393
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
[MENTION=358779]compu829[/MENTION]

As far as the prov xml goes. Glance being removed, does that mean it removes all drivers. dll files, packages, registry entries, etc..?

Do you see any reason the screen hardware would not be capable to run glance? Before I returned my last 6071w I had glance installed, but obviously not working...but I had not spent more than a day working on it. I re-ordered one off Amazon since they were cheaper there, and it should arrive today some time.

Can you share any other findings you have come across?...thanks.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
I've been wanting to try a few things on the unlocked model, but the FFU file for it is still not up. Any news?

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It comes pre-installed with 14393. Why is logging updates helpful or are you referring to when jumping to another version?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
You may have discovered this already and I beleive you mentioned something like it in your original post. ##2886# enables the built-in diag tool (oem-tool-sft).
[Windows 10 Mobile] remypascal:
Any updates on the idol 4s windows phone? I want to ditch windows mobile and get android on here but it looks like there hasnt been much on that front anywhere from what Ive found
[Windows 10 Mobile] ngame:
Because we can see services updated in your phone and see what components does it have .

some times they are really helpful
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Ok. [MENTION=4542506]ngame[/MENTION] What's the best way to capture that information, field medic or through system file access? Point me to where I can find that out. With the next release coming in a couple of months I would like to log the info.
[Windows 10 Mobile] emu86:
I was wondering if any of you gifted modders might be able to enhance the camera software/firmware? Being able to produce RAW images would be nice, for a start.

Thanks
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
How were you planning to do that?

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The camera hw is more than capable, but needs tons of tuning. We would only be limited to regedits for now, which do not add up to much. It really needs a fw tweak or update to improve most of the areas. RAW images though can be generated with out much mods like that. I believe the camera app Proshot allows images produced/saved in raw mode.
[Windows 10 Mobile] remypascal:
Interop tools

Any chance you could make a guide for installing interop tools on the 6071w?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
I was able to find one tweak for the Default Camera app. Let me know if you see any other changes from this tweak besides the obvious Capture Living Images being enabled.

After adding the below keys and values I enabled the Capture Living Images option in my default camera for the Idol 4s

Add Key:

[HKLM\SOFTWARE\OEM\Nokia\Camera]

Name: Barc

Added these values:

BarcVersion String=101.1

DNGDisabled Dword=0

IsEnabled Dword=1
[Windows 10 Mobile] limaoscarlima84:
support still?

would like to know if this is still supported and if your working on this at all ? i bought this phone almost a month ago and looking foward to anything new that you guys might put out

thanks in advance :D
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
It is able to be pulled down now. For some reason I am having issues flashing it with the default app. Not sure if it has to do with something I did or not. Anyone else try flashing the Open Market FFU yet?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
This has led to an issue for flashing the open market FFU btw. Since the current PLAT ID of both phones are the same, and the Open market FFU is identifiable by PLAT ID ALCATEL.8996.IDOL4S.NA

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In my spare time I found out a way to enable AT&T VoLTE Services for this phone. Been testing it out the past couple of days...But I am not officially working on this...

In fact, the method I used should work for any current Windows 10 mobile phone, but I only have a 950XL and IDOL4s to test on.
[Windows 10 Mobile] chinabull:
Can you please share the steps regarding how to enable VOLTE on IDOL 4S?

Thanks a lot.

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In my spare time I found out a way to enable AT&T VoLTE Services for this phone. Been testing it out the past couple of days...But I am not officially working on this...

In fact, the method I used should work for any current Windows 10 mobile phone, but I only have a 950XL and IDOL4s to test on.[/QUOTE]
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
[/QUOTE]

This works for AT&T only as far as I know. I have it working on my 950xl right now, but it is a bit different for the lumias. I had to return my IDOL4s to Alcatel for now and they are suppose to send me another one.

This is a snippet of the thread I was involved in when I discovered this. I know it is not a how to, and I plan to do that once my IDOL4s is returned.

Since I was almost blindly doing at that time, I later realized I only have to add and replace the files and folders under C:\PROGRAMS\Commonfiles\ADC on my IDOL4s with those found in the same directory of a 950 AT&T FFU. Once done I simply do a hard reset with the sim card inserted. Once up and running the VoLTE toggle for IMS is available, but I have to ask ATT to update my IMEI to one of an ATT branded 950. After that and another reboot HD voice is enabled.
[Windows 10 Mobile] chinabull:
Thanks a lot for the fast response.

Here at Canada there seems to be also a restriction from the provider that the IMEI has to come from them not your own device for VOLTE to work.

Ridiculous limitation indeed.
[Windows 10 Mobile] pfranciulli:
Also the same phone: BlackBerry DTEK60

Did anyone tried to install the BlackBerry DTEK60 rom into Idol 4s with windows 10? I have not any knowledge at all but, I have the Idol 4s with wondows and I'm interested to try if it's possible.

Thanks!

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Did anyone tried to install the BlackBerry DTEK60 rom into Idol 4s with windows 10? I have not any knowledge at all but, I have the Idol 4s with wondows and I'm interested to try if it's possible.

Thanks!
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Not unless we find a way to unlock the boot loader on the 6071w.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
On at&t you still need a imei from a windows 10 phone they branded. I keep using a lumia 950 imei but it could work with the at&t 830 too I think...

I put together this thread.
[Windows 10 Mobile] lucasnobrebs:
Add display languages

Is there a way to add new display languages with cabs or chaging reg? Because it has only English, Spanish, French. I need Brazilian Portuguese, just if it is possible.
[Windows 10 Mobile] JoeQuality:
Can you backup/restore images on the Idol 4S? I know WPInternals says non-Lumias are not supported, but is there a similar tool to use?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
No not that I am aware of. You can however dump partitions from the Alcatel factory FFU currently on WDRT.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Yes. I believe you can push the cab files with iutool for pt-br from the latest set of updates. I have never updated the language packs so not sure which ones you need or if you need all of them. You can find the latest cabs for the unlocked variant using 00-888 region code for N. America. http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=000-88 mobile

I hit download on the build 15063.297 and searched for lang_pt-br inside the download link window. There are 14 listed. Try pushing them. It should not hurt since you are only adding language cab files. However **note: if you need to reset your phone to erase what you did, you cannot reinstall the Open Market FW from WDRT yet as it does not recognize the unlocked model. A hard reset will not remove any new software cabs pushed to the phone.

Hope this helps.

UPDATE: I think I may be mistaken and the default region/variant code is 000-11 for this model. Not 000-88.
[Windows 10 Mobile] JoeQuality:
I followed the instructions for both the preview and older (RC) versions of Interop Tools. I'm able to browse the whole file system through MTP even though the toggle switch is off. Interop Unlock can't stay on, yet Restore NDTKSvc is on and the bottom button does say Restore default manufacturer. I'm guessing I'm not interop unlocked because I can't install App Data Manage Tool (https://xdaforums.com/windows-10-mobile/windows-10-mobile-apps-and-games/app-app-data-manage-tool-t3443623).

Overall though, this phone is much quicker than my 1020.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Bloatware

Sorry, I know nothing about coding or whatever. I'm just trying to figure out how to delete all this BS bloatware from T-Mobile and Alcatel VR. I tried installing Interop tools but it just crashes every I try to install it. Wanna help a brother out?

Sidenote: Anyone notice the transition when rotating the screen from portrait to landscape is a little choppy?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
This was my solution here.

You need access to the folders either via sftp or mtp via interop tools. So your first step is getting Interop Tools installed correctly.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Wow, that is literally the exact webpage that brought me to XDA. Any idea why Interop Tools wouldn't be installing correctly?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
There are two different versions of IT that work. There is a store version, still I think...and there is the earlier release version that has to be installed via Sideloading. I usually go with the sideloaded version and use iutool.exe to deploy the needed nokiadev toolkit files. After that you are good. Have you read the threads from Interop Tools and the newer vcreg app? The main thing is setting up your pc to use iutool. After that it is pretty simple sideloading the app.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Nah, I think I might be in over my head. I thought it was a simple as turning on developer mode and sticking the appx file on my phone. I'd never ever heard of Interop, let alone iutool.exe or deploying, until now. Sorry for bothering, feel free to bail.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Ok so I was actually able to get the store version working, got all the extensions straight, and turned on full system access (this appears to sporadically turn off not sure what that's about) but there isn't any data in the programs file, it's just empty.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Did you do a reboot yet? If it toggles on then off when you try to enable, then the registry is still locked. You might want to reboot and see if it sticks.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
I did a reboot but it still toggles off after a minute or two. I have the NKDT registry provider and the WinRT reg provider on.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Got to:

[HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MTP]

Key name is DataStore

Change the Value for the Key DataStore from C:\Data\Users\PUBLIC to just C:\. Set that/Save.

Look at it again and see if it stuck. If it did reboot and check the C:\Programs again.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
For some reason it was set to C: but I changed it to C:\

It changes back after reboot

I tried it several times, varying the order I did things it, rebooting each time.

I even tried a different PC.

I can change which folders show on the pc from the public folder to the C:\ folders by modifying the registry, I tried changing it back to normal rebooting, then redoing interop unlock (no success), and I then changed the DataStore Value back to just C:\ and the program folder etc. reappeared, but it's still empty and the Full Filesystem Access still toggles back to off after a few minutes.

Could the fact that the phone is carrier locked and doesn't currently have a sim card be affecting it?

Also, I'm in the process of trying to install the the non-store version of interop tools to see if that's the problem.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
C: is fine too. For the idol 4s it won't activate mtp if you plug it in after it has booted the OS. I have to reboot the phone while it's plugged into the usb cable to PC

Did you try interop unlock yet to see if it toggles on or not? It seems there's a policy still active on your phone disabling you from enabling this.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
I tried rebooting while it was plugged in to the pc, and the toggles. It toggles on and stays on for a while but the programs folder is still empty. All the other folders in C:\ are there as expected, though I don't know what contents should or shouldn't be in them, so they may be behaving similarly to the Programs folder.

I got the sideload version of IT running in case that was the problem, but it won't even let me toggle on the Full FileSystem Access. I wasn't sure what you meant by " iutool.exe to deploy the needed nokiadev toolkit files." I looked all over for info on iutool.exe, but couldn't find much.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Try the steps from gus33000 to install IUTOOL and push the ndtk packages from his post I quoted. If you do that, and succeed you can use interop services through that version of interop tools and unlock the hidden mtp files. It is possible we are missing some registry keys that need set, and that toggle does it all for you.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Both of those links appear to be dead. Do you know anywhere else I can find the ndtk packages and wpak?

Nevermind, I think I found the downloads.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Thanks you are right. The links are. I attached what I have and the IUTOOL updates zip from within the vcreg thread.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
[MENTION=8477270]wduffek[/MENTION] did you end up making progress?
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
I got an error message when I was using uitool.exe. I'm waiting on a response from that other thread on what to do to fix it, hopefully I posted the right info there. Side note, do you know if I can use uitool to deploy .xap apps on the phone. I've been looking for something to do that anyway
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Most xap files can be installed by enabling developer mode on the phone, loading it onto a folder from usb, and tapping it to install. There are other tools tool like the phones portal via wifi, you can login to via the browser and phones ip address. Or the WP8 app deployment tool from the Microsoft wp8 sdk. Or an app available on the forums here Windows Phone power tools is a good one...

What iutool hresult error number are you getting? Did you hit the button under unlock options that says allow the installation of ndtk on any sec ce?
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
HRESULT = 0x8007007b The button is only present in the store version of the app, not the sideload version. I pressed it but it doesn't seem to do anything. I guess that could be the issue.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Uninstall the current versions or InteropTools and then unzip this to your phone, install the dependencies and then install the app. See if the button is there then. Not sure if you have an older version but that is what it sounds like.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
I got the version of the app you sent me installed and pushed the button, but I still get the same error when I run iutool.

ERROR: Unable to iterate over update files (0x8007007b).

I tried removing the device from the pc and reinstalling it like he recommends but it doesn't seem to change anything.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Sounds to me like it failed the first time for some reason probably when you had issues updating the app so it worked the first time. This left the updates staged and it is more complicated to remove them than what its worth.. You could try a hard reset and start from scratch now that you know more about what to do.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Will this require me to not restore to the backup of the phone or should it remove them either way?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
The restore of a backup after a hard reset is only OS settings and APP settings. It is up to you if you restore or not, but it should have no bearing on getting interop unlocked. At least from my experience it should be fine.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
I tried it once and got the same error with iutool as before, but when I checked the files I found that it showed the C:\ folders rather than the user folders, so I changed the registry back to factory settings, uninstalled interop tools completely and now I'm hard resetting a second time. Hopefully, it will work then.

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Update: still the same error.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
If you have the T-Mobile version you could use WDRT (Windows Device Recovery Tool) to wipe and reload it, then re-run the command.

Edit: How do you know the ndtk service is not already installed?

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@wduffek

I am looking at your error on your post in the thread for the interop tools app, and it never even attemps to push the spkg files to the phone. Maybe a syntax error...

Run this command please exactly as shown after plugging in your phone and see what happens

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Tools\bin\i386\iutool.exe" -V -p C:\Users\wduff\Downloads\ndtk_spkgs\
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Something new is happening. I guess I'm bad at command prompt.

(IUTool Version: 13:54:04/Apr 29 2015)

Log file: C:\Users\wduff\AppData\Local\Temp\IUTool-{299338D7-E9AD-4D02-BD74-B341894FDEEF}.etl

[1] Started device 85d674703fa0f8fdce46d0d906f2a3e6

[1] Transferring files started

[1] Transferred file 1/2

[1] Transferred file 2/2

[1] Transferring files complete: 2 files

[1] Update started
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Yep. No worries...It should reboot now. Then install the interop tools you need, and go from there.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Lol, after all that the program folder still shows up as empty on the pc.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Make sure you enable MTP Full filesystem access, then reboot. It hink you need to toggle Interop Unlock too. The Idol and X3 are funky like this, in that the ndtk is not a native service. But also a reboot is needed each time you plug it in to gain access to the files and folders you want.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
It worked! I thought had already rebooted, but I must not have. Any advice on identifying the vr apps and general tmobile bloatware? The xaps seem to be somewhat randomly named.

Update: nevermind I figure out a way to identify them. Thank you so much for your ridiculous amount of help. You really went the extra mile for a complete stranger. Much Respect.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
You're welcome...ya, the xml counterpart file (I think the licensing file) is the way I best identified them even though it is a bit diffcult.

EDIT: I bit of advice too if you go deleting other things. Take backups of the files you want to delete. Just in case you need to but them back or decide you need something later.
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Alright, I hate to do this to you, but after deleting the appx files and the corresponding xml files, and rebooting it still won't let me uninstall the apps. Even more, they all still seem to run fine. They're definitely still gone from the program\commonfiles\xaps folder.

Any ideas?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
If they are still there, do a hard reset. They will be gone after a phone reset...and this time all you need to do is install interop tools again. The ndtk service stays installed as long as you do not flash it back from the ffu file. A hard reset does not affect packages pushed via IUTOOL.

This could have been do to the OS version or something. Or you can try to do a soft reset...hold the vol down button and power button down until the phone reboots. Then see if they uninstall...
[Windows 10 Mobile] wduffek:
Does anyone have any idea why WP powertools, WPV Xap deployer 2.0, WP8 SDK App deployment, and WP8.1 App deployment would be having a hard time connecting to this phone? I'm getting the same error: 0x89731B01 on all four. I've tried installing the XAP I'm trying to directly on the phone as well, but nothing happens after hitting install.
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
Are using WP Power tools in elevated admin mode?

Also what xap are you trying to install? There might be dependencies that are not present for it to install correctly.
[Windows 10 Mobile] titi66200:
[MENTION=8477270]wduffek[/MENTION]

IpOverUsbSvc is running on your PC?
[Windows 10 Mobile] nate0:
The error code 0x89731B01 is pretty common it seems. Through a web search I found the below msdn forum discussion. It mentions like said above ip over usb services, but also hyper v being a culprit for one person. The thread dates back to 2014 all they way to this year. So it is a known topic. Maybe take a look there and try some of the suggestions...

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/F...error-during-deploy-to-device?forum=wpdevelop