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[LeEco Le Max 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] kgoerbig:
Which tutorial / Links / Youtube did you use to root and install TWRP on the X829? I just want to be 100% positive that I have the correct files and adb commands. The last thing I want to do is brick it. I kinda wish this device was compatible with SPflash. I can recover my Elephone P8000 from even a hardbricked state with it.

Found this video/files::

https://youtu.be/LJ1yM2rCOIQ
[LeEco Le Max 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] A.N.Droid:
there is no difference in the process for x829.

offical twrp:

https://dl.twrp.me/x2/

fastboot flash recovery twrp-however-its-called.img

flash latest supersu if you want to root stock rom or flash custom rom directly.

it wont brick.

there are tools to recover from a partial brick: qpst and flashone.

all info you ever need is already written multiple times on this forum.

edit: use 15 seconds adb installer.

this thread is total overkill and you dont need 95% of that information but it might help for troubleshooting:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3517151

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[LeEco Le Max 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] marshharsha:
imei repaire for le max 2

please any help me to repair imei for le max 2

efs partitions are currupted even i restored imei using third party tool

still no signal

pleasee if any lemax2 user send me backup of efs

please guys

thanks in advance
[LeEco Le Max 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] kgoerbig:
Did you at any point backup EFS with twrp? On a usb thumb drive or something?
[LeEco Le Max 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] marshharsha:
imei

yes i have efs backed up but when i restore imei gets 0

and no signal and sim gets unknow how can solve this bro? kgoerbig
[Android General] ahmed201401:
Mokee android 7.1.1 for lenovo A6010 plus [camera and flash work]
[Android General] :
Thread closed for PPC links
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] Juanito216:
I have only had my phone for about a couple weeks if not more, and it already has screen ghosting. I'm kind of afraid that they'll give me a more faulty G5. It happened with my girlfriend over and over, every replacement she got had rebooting problems. What should I do?
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] jeffsga88:
I personally wouldn't bother doing a replacement. Download and use blue light filter app from play store, which will stop the ghosting issues from happening. Also you can use screen burn in fixer apps from play store and let it run for a couple hours to fix your current ghosting or just let it with screen of for awhile like overnight or so and use the blue light filter. It's not actually screen burn in so just use the blue light filters. You could also unlock your phone and use a custom ROM and they have built in settings of LiveDisplay where you can manually adjust RGB settings to help.
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] tavocabe:
I lived with the blue screen filter app for the 6 months I've had my G5 and then I cracked the screen, bought a replacement and got a perfectly working one, it honestly looks amazing and it's great not to worry about ghosting anymore. I've found the LiveDisplay settings and even color corrections from AOSP roms had no influence in ghosting, the only reliable way was the blue screen filter app, also there is not an app that works when in recovery or at startup optimization. I'd say go for the replacement.
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] jeffsga88:
Just something to be aware of is that it sometimes doesn't happen right away. I had my G5 for 6 months or so before having an issue with it. I've seen many others report the same while others had the issue within days. Even my girlfriends g5 was okay for about 8 months and then had the ghosting issues and I had to use blue light filter app for her since she's on stock. Also LiveDisplay works just fine in aosp ROMs to fix the issue if LiveDisplay is actually working in that rom (some ROMs it's not working on and none had working live display up until a couple months ago. I use it on RR and have no issue with screen ghosting now. But either way op, it is up to you. :)
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] tavocabe:
Yeah my mistake when I said LiveDisplay has no influence, I meant to say that even though​ I lowered almost to 80% blue pixels in color calibration and using LiveDisplay at the same time ghosting still existed (less noticeable), at least for me. Using blue light filter app removed it completely.
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] jeffsga88:
Ah ok. Yeah I found only lowering blue pixels will not work. Instead I lower all 3 to 90% and it's completely gone. I figured that since the blue light filter apps lower blue pixels that would work same with LiveDisplay but still noticed it, so I tried reducing all 3 and it worked. Also changed from Auto mode to day only settings to get rid of yellowish tint LiveDisplay uses at night time.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chaitanya Kumar:
I have Zenfone 2 Laser. I'm using Android 6.0. By RESURRECTION REMIX. I have installed Android Nify. But the Experimental section shows Google Assistant not supported for my Google app version. But I'm using Google Assistant.

So is it a bug that u need to know.[/IMG]

The images are in my drive please check them.

I'm a total noon at this.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sachin:
yo man, report nify related issues in this thread - [MOD] [Xposed] [nify]
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] TheBrandonWRX:
Samsung is advertising S8 and S8+ 2960 x 1440p the device defaults to Full HD+ and can be changed to Quad HD+ (WQHD+) in the settings. My concerns are why? Battery life? Better bragging rights concerning performance? I am going to play with one today and will report back on if it makes a difference switching but I wonder if reported battery life from Samsung is going off of Full HD or the full pixel count. It sucks to even have to question this.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ewokuk:
Yup I've been posted about this for a few days now. They are being incredibly misleading and they are doing it on purpose to disguise the **** battery life. The Samsung battery life is using FHD I am pretty sure because on their spec sheet they say that the "default" resolution is FHD, which will then be what their rated battery life stats are based on. Of course they then have people comparing the S7 stats vs the S8 but the S7 ones were based on it running its native 1440p resolution because at the time of release, the ability to change resolutions did not exist, it came in Nougat. So effectively Samsung are being extremely sly. You have battery life stated on the S8 which is basically the same as the S7, and what they obviously don't want people to figure out is that the S7's was 1440p and the S8's was 1080.

How much difference that makes will be interesting. It will obviously make less difference on browsing and light use (but might still but noticaeble) and a lot more difference on video and games.

Of course the other issue is they keep touting how good this 1440p display is in all the advertising......but it doesn't run at 1440p by default does it? Noooooo, because the battery is ****!
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] bonerp:
Why use max hd it's only any use in vr
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] RMXO:
https://www.slashgear.com/8-things-to-know-about-the-samsung-galaxy-s8-30480276/

I see nothing shady or misleading but that is me.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ewokuk:
What has an article written by slashgear got to do with Samsungs underhand tactics regarding battery life?

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huh?
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] TheBrandonWRX:
I took a few pics and very closely eye balled the settings while going through them. I have a true dedicated theater room I spared no expense on and literally a HUGE freak when it comes to imperfections with any display. Options are HD+ 1480 x 720, FHD+ 2220 x 1080 (out of the box) and WQHD+ 2960 x 1440 and you can tell a difference but it didn't bother me. Obviously the higher resolution is sharp and starts to fall off from there. In a blind test you would be able to notice at regular viewing distance imo however its not at all distracting and my guess is no one will ever question the beauty of the screen at even 720 to hunt down settings outside of people like us. Having said that, when I locked the demo unit it reverted back to WQHD+ so I compared at the screen resolution option right there.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] RMXO:
Its your opinion and others that Samsung is underhand tactics with battery life. not everyone feels the same as you.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ewokuk:
It's not opinion its fact. If they weren't trying to make it look better than it is, they would provide a like for like comparison with the S7 instead of conveniently showing battery life stats that are almost the same as the S7........and leaving out the key detail that they are completely different resolutions and not comparable at all. It was pretty clear something was up during the reveal event when they VERY quickly flashed up the mah of each battery and then quickly skipped past it without mentioning the battery life at all.

I still don't see what relevance an article by slashgear has to do with anything. It's an article written by slashgear, barely mentions battery at all and provides no comment on the battery stats vs the S7.

Your argument is like saying its our opinion that the earth is round but not everybody believes it.....doesn't matter what they believe, it's just a fact. If they wanted to be open about it, they would have provided battery life stats for the higher resolution so that it can be directly compared to the S7, instead they provide a 1440 screen, go on about thish high resolution screen in all the advertising, then set the default resolution to 1080 and quietly provide battery stats that are based on 1080, but don't actually ever tell you that the stats are based on this, because that would make it clear it isn't a fair comparison to the same stats they provided for the s7.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] bnathan:
Umm sorry to break it to you but the Galaxy S7 with Nougat also defaulted to the lower resolution and it made ZERO difference to battery life. There is plenty of reviews and comments about this. Though it does make a difference in some apps and games where the scaling works better at 1080 resolution as higher than that and the assets are so small they are harder to use with a touch screen. So instead of stating facts with no actual facts why don't we wait till some real reviews come out and test the battery before we jump to conclusions.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] RMXO:
i never said anything is facts, i said i don't believe what you're saying. You are coming out like its facts, so show me the facts! While I do understand your concerns but you're making it out to be facts when there isn't any yet.

BIngo!
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] CConn882:
The one thing people seem to overlook with lowering the resolution is the positive effect it has on the processor. Samsung may very well have it set at FHD out of the box for better performance power for the general user. Obviously, they also say it very slightly improves battery life - but by all accounts - and even my own experience with my S7 - it's pretty negligible.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] aalxx:
If you don't mind, I would love some clarification on the S7's ability to change the resolution:

First: doesn't the display draw power because it needs to produce light? Don't 2 pixels at half brightness create the same amount of light as 1 pixel at full brightness (since this is an OLED screen) or is that single pixel more power efficient because power draw isn't linear?

Second: does it physically turn off pixels or does it just change the DPI because turning off anything but 1/2 looks incredibly bad so I'm assuming it just changes the DPI. If it does just change the DPI than the power draw from the display should not change much but the GPU usage should fall.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] equake:
Isn't the resolution also a function of the power savings plan settings which was new in the S7? The power savings plan also throttles the SoC and limits data speeds.

my 2 cents
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] zathus:
When switching resolutions on my S7 Edge I haven't noticed any battery increase or decrease. So I just keep it at QHD
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Highspeed123:
I think it's more about gaining performance, especially in games where you wouldn't really notice the lower resolution anyway. It's also easier on the eyes for some people in certain applications as the UI elements don't shrink so much.

It's nice to have the choice. When I swap between QHD and FHD phones the difference is negligible, certainly you can see a slight sharpness decrease if you look hard enough. Just not enough to warrant the loss in performance for many people.

There is a reason Apple haven't increased their screen resolutions yet. The need just isn't there for the average user. VR is the biggest reason for a higher res, that's something that definitely benefits from it. Again, not everybody has that need.

Personally, I like choice. I'll be switching between both depending on what I am doing.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] aalxx:
I really disagree on most points.

First, the myth that people won't notice the difference, they will. In the near future when screens keep improving, you will notice how bad a low res screen looks so having QHD is nice in future proofing.

The UI elements can be changed by changing the DPI which Samsung did from the Note 4 to the Note 5 (Note 5's UI has smaller elements, they are both 1440p) so there are obviously people at Samsung working to make the UI visible and accessible and the resolution isn't a problem for them.

The performance hit isn't that big to be honest, it comes down to hardware and software optimization, a slight change in DPI will not make much of a difference.

And one last point, it's nice for phones to have great displays because it puts focus on display technology and increases research on those areas.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Highspeed123:
I agree, I wasn't saying that phones shouldn't have a QHD screen. I was merely suggesting that it's nice to have a choice and Samsung has provided it. There is of course a slight difference between the two but because of the smaller screens phones have, there comes a point where the resolution doesn't make a difference anymore. 1080p to 4k on a TV is nice but even that isn't a huge leap, even on my 75 Sony.

The real difference comes from other areas such as colour and HDR. QHD is pretty much the max you'll ever need unless it's for VR.

I have had many phones and there is only a small difference between QHD and FHD but it is there. I will be using QHD for browsing the Internet and photo viewing etc and I will drop to FHD for gaming. Options are a good thing.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] CuBz90:
The difference in battery use between FHD and QHD is so small it's not really noticed. The reason FHD is default is because a lot of apps look sbetter in FHD.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] dezborders:
Is that statement backed up by real world testing of S8 battery life or are just guessing?
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] aalxx:
Very educated guessing for 2 reasons.

First: small battery/screen size ratio. Compared to the 3600mAh for 5.5in on the S7 Edge, the S8's 3000mAh for 5.8in is ridiculous.

Second: the new design. This happened the last time Samsung changed the design with the S6, the battery life was horrid on that. Plus this design seems to rely a lot on looking a thin and slick phone from the future and that has probably compromised the battery life.

Edit: and also the 10nm process isn't enough to make a difference, you could remove the processor from the S7 Edge entirely and there wouldn't be a difference comparable to 600mAh because the main power draw on any phone is the display.
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
Before you start you need Root, and custom recovery recommended....

For those people who are facing the problem, to log in using their account on the phone, this will solve your problem...

1)Why didn't my capacitive key doesn't work after reset?

Coz Your phone is already binded with someone else account, As you reset or flash the phone, on the first startup the phone send a message to the LeEco server with the phone IMEI. As the server get the IMEI number then it will blacklist your phone, so they send the command(message) back to your phone which we can never see only the EUI have access to the command (message) and as the phone knows the phone is blacklisted then it will block the 2 keys.

2)Why was I am unable to log in using my account?

As I mention in the question 1, when your phone is blacklisted, you need to verify that was yours , by logging into the account which is binded with the IMEI of the phone. You can't log in using your account if anyone has previously logged into that phone with their account. The one who login first on the phone using their account is the owner of the phone.

3)Why was I am unable to complete the setup after reset or flashing the phone?

Your phone is linked to someone else account, Factory reset using TWRP and take out the sim card, restart the phone and doesn't connect to wifi on the setup page. So you can get rid of the setup wizard. If that doesn't help Mount system on TWRP, go to file manager in TWRP "/system/app/LeTvSetupWizard "and rename the file "LeTvSetupWizard.apk" to "LeTvSetupWizard.apk.k or any name you want, Restart the phone no setup wizard, do the rest process to login to your account. As you are done with your account setup revert back the name to "LeTvSetupWizard.apk " if you need.

4) How to solve this ?

Pretty easy, Change the IMEI.

Solution

Either you are in any status, you need to change the IMEI to login into your account, There are many methods to change the IMEI, you can use your own solution to change the IMEI. For making the process wasy, we use the application named ToolHero.

If you are on home screen and the 2 keys don't work then follow the procedure change IMEI and restart the phone, it will work most of the time, if it fails then simply clear the Cache and Dalvik Cache & restart.

Download the file and install it.

Open the app, Click on IMEI

Click on IMEI backup to then to start the backup.(which is need to restore back )

After you backup, the IMEI, Connect to wifi if you don't have.

Click on the IMEI rescue, then Start rescue. Click yes to restart when done.

After restart login to your LeEco account... :) Work like charm :)

After you log in, Open ToolHero ->IMEI->IMEI Restore and restore the IMEI, restart phone ...

Now you logged in to your account.....

After logging in, restart and check if the key are working if there is still some problem. Flash the same stock rom zip file without wiping anything it will work 100%.

If any problem do comment....

Don't copy paste on you blog or forum without Permission....
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] julyaann:
Hi [MENTION=8007032]superac11[/MENTION], thks for tutorial but not work in LeTV x900 ?

The IMEI rescue dont made chance.

Some other tool that you advise me?

Thanks a lot
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
This is for the MTK chipset, but you have SnapDragon, so the toolHero doesnot work for you, use the tool over the post http://www.androidbrick.com/ultimat...s-are-unbrickable-qhsusb_dload_qpst_qfil_edl/ the remain step will be same. :) let me know if it work.
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] julyaann:
I am going to try. It seems complicated...

'lll let you know if it works..
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] TicTacPL123:
Hello, I have Le1s unfortunately has been bundled Leeco account to which I do not know the password so I can not log in and use the new 023s how to solve it; / I Can not complete 1st boot ;/
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] julyaann:
Try to install this one 020S: https://mega.nz/#!rgInTSxK

Contraseña: !_EG7V-1aJEqcTSVqGDQPpxJg48Q27yglZQ0UnSG-O7A
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
Reset the phone again and take out the sim, restart phone. :)
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] prabal khare:
Why i am unable to sing in to leeco account
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
That's the Leeco Problem, not your phone, they are either shutting down the service or moving to the new domain. :)
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] Abhimayekar22:
le 2

will i be able to unbind le account on le 2 with this method ? I'm trying to root my phone
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
Yes you can.. If your phone has Mediatek Chipset.

If you have Snapdragon then IMEI changing procedure will be different
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] fardeen_17:
Cannot login or create leeco account

I m using coolpad cool 1 dual n i m not able to create or login leeco account when ever i try to login or create leeco account it always shows me server error try again.plz give me a solution for my problem
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
If you want to bypass the login screen then

Mount system on TWRP, go to file manager in TWRP "/system/app/LeTvSetupWizard "and rename the file "LeTvSetupWizard.apk" to "LeTvSetupWizard.apk.k or any name you want, Restart the phone no setup wizard, do the rest process to login to your account. As you are done with your account setup revert back the name to "LeTvSetupWizard.apk " if you need.

Leeco is shutting down their service, so that's their problem, not your. Try to create an account from the PC.
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] mayankk9:
Unbinding after Factory reset with official recovery

Hey!

I flashed the official Le 2 ROM and replaced the custom recovery with the stock recovery. But during the first boot I realized that I do not have the password of my Le account and hence cannot unbind it. I have my email but I am unable to reset my password from the Le Eco website as it doesn't seem to work.

I saw this post and a few others but none of the solution worked for me. My device is locked. I cannot flash a custom recovery from fastboot. And the official recovery shows only two options - to update and wipe phone. I have been stuck with this for a week now and have been looking for a fix. Any help would be really appreciated.

Regards,

Mayank

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Hey,

I do not have TWRP on my device but the official recovery. Is there a way to access the files with official recovery? The Le Eco website doesn't seem to work when I tried resetting my password.

Regards,

Mayank
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
Why don't you unlock bootloader in fastboot mode.. Then install the recovery and follow the process.
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] mayankk9:
I tried doing that but the device is locked. And to enable oem unlocking I need to go to developer options (right?). But again it is not possible as I am not able to boot the phone and it gets stuck at the Le account login page. Is there some other way to enable oem unlocking?
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] iMikeAllStar:
Hi. I did a factory reset on my phone - put update.zip on root (5.9.028s stock rom) booted in recovery and did an update with a total cleaning. After that I get stuck in the LeEco account screen - No "Skip", not possible to bypass the wifi screen without setting up the wifi... i'm stuck, can someone help? I have my LeEco account data (username and pass) but I get that server error... help?
[LeEco Le 1S Guides, News, & Discussion] superac11:
You need to install twrp first then you can continue.