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[P3600 ROM Development] Stingray66:
Microsoft Mobile NOOB, too much alcohol or just talking bull****?

Ignore this guy ....
[P3600 ROM Development] Stingray66:
No, WM6 can have integrated Office 6.1 too.
[P3600 ROM Development] Stingray66:
Yep, threaded SMS ... another advantage of WM 6.1
[P3600 ROM Development] nimnull:
Hi.

What are you all talking about. There is no official WM6.1 for Trinity, all this ROM - is home made. This is just vinaigrette, mess of different ROM, as well as WM6.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] J5 2015 SM-J500FN:
Hey Guys, i never saw a thread like this before so i do that. They are good custom roms out there on this device but in general there are settings which you can turn off to extend the "ONSCREEN TIME". This is what i set up on every android device is :

01. Turn off Wifi if i'm not using it

02. Powersaving mode

03. sometimes Airplane mode

04. Bluetooth off

05. Brightness on half

06. Background (Black Wallpaper, Dark Theme)

07. All Notifications off

08. I'm not using GAPPS but unistall the not requied ones.

09. Location off

10. No Backgroudprocesses on Background Process Limit in the Dev Options.

Maybe you have some tips and can add this on this thread :)
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] XblackdemonX:
I have a AT&T unlocked V20(H910) on the Fido network in Canada.

Sometimes my V20 doesn't connect to mobile network after losing WiFi connection. Even if I go in mobile network and click to search a provider, nothing will work unless I reboot the phone.

Did someone ever encounter this and found a fix?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Andi32790:
I have the same problem on my TMobile V20 I think the phone just doesn't check for service very often after it loses it so to not waste as much battery. If you want it to connect right back just hit airplane mode on then off it'll come back fairly quickly.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Bcoates84:
You could change the network band you are on with the secret # number in dialer. My phone was the same and i am on fido but now i am on the quad band meaning i connect to 4 bands at once. If you put your self on the wrong band your call may get dropped you can change it later. Also I had slow internet speed so I changed it. I cant upload a picture of it here dont its blocked. I have pictures of the diffrence. I think i went from 19mbs down 13 up. To 157mbs down 35mbs up.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] XblackdemonX:
You cannot change the band with the "secret number"
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Bcoates84:
oops you go in to wifi settings and enable auto connect.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tEmpes7uouS:
This works fine on my old phone with android kitkat. I, say, google a company, find a phone number, click the number, and it'll recognize that it's a phone number and open it in the dialer.

I DONT mean the call button on google itself, obviously. I mean an actual number on a webpage. Doesn't work anymore.

How do i get this to work?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tEmpes7uouS:
Bump
[Thinkpad Tablet General] dumitrudan608:
Hi,

For some reason, when i was watching a video, my Yoga Tab 3 tabled restarted in Boot Manager mode. Here, I have windows like controls, like use <ESC>/<Windows+VolUp>=EXIT. I can't find a way to get out, and rooted phones :(

Can anyone help me with this?

Fast help would be highly appreciated, because the screen stays continuously on:( and I would not want the tablet to damage itself.

Please help,

Daniel
[Thinkpad Tablet General] skttrbrain:
I have no personal experience with this tablet but have you tried holding down the power button until it turns it off, then holding it again to turn it back on? Even if that doesn't work, turning it off will at least keep the screen off while you research fixes.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] dumitrudan608:
Hi,

I have tried, and screen keeps flashing repetitively like i pressed ok a couple of times. :(
[Android Auto General] HanZejo:
Where can I download the latest firmware and MCU updates for the XTRONS PB86UNVP model? (PX5/MTCE Device)
[Android Auto General] bogdi1988:
Email them for the firmware
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] rokerto91:
Does anyone have it?

Enviado desde mi HTC U11 mediante Tapatalk
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] bountyman334:
if may ask, where did you see the wallpaper at?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] rokerto91:
wallpaperView attachment 4394272

Enviado desde mi HTC U11 mediante Tapatalk
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] AlvinPhilemon:
I have the Lavender Violet V30+, but for some reason it had the Raspberry Rose wallpaper pre-installed.

Here you go
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] rokerto91:
thank you very much

Enviado desde mi Pixel 2 XL mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RC_ANDRESS:
Hello good day for all, as the title indicates I have presented a problem after updating Android Nougat this officially with smart swich, after this the loading process stops when it reaches 80% I can leave the device all the charging night and does not exceed this percentage, this clearly with the original charger and cable and the only way that the device charges 100% is by slow charging via USB cable to a PC.

I have installed third party rom almost the majority that there is in the forum and the problem persists and the only solution is to return to Android Marshmallow there the device loads in a normal way and 100%

Additional to confirm clarified that I always use the original charger and cable and likewise try to calibrate the battery with the hidden menu that has the phone, letting the phone download completely 0% and then loading it with slow charge and restarting it several times to calibrate also this way the battery, additionally I have also done the factory reset and I have done in the recovery wipe and cache clean and still the additional fault persists if I connect it to the PC it detects it in a normal way so I ask for your valuable help to try to manage that failure.

Thank you.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hanataji:
Hello... Today i replace my battery. I lost all sensors. I have a brilliant idea, wipe all, system etc. reboot and BAM! HTC Logo loop... I try pwr+vol_up pwr+vol_down pwr+Vol_up+Vol down... I try ADB, fastboot and its not working.

I have S-ON

How to fix it? :")
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
You wiped system, which is the OS. So of course, you have no OS to boot to, now.

I assume you did this in TWRP. Any previously created TWRP backup to restore?

adb will only work in OS (which you don't have of course) and TWRP, and if debugging is enabled. Fastboot will only work in bootloader-fastboot mode (debugging not required to be enabled). So neither adb nor fastboot can be expected to work "stuck" on the HTC logo screen.

Hold power+vol up for a minute or so (I'm guessing you just didn't hold that combination long enough), until the screen goes dark, meaning it is about to reboot. The moment the screen goes dark (but before the HTC logo screen appears again), let go of those buttons, and

only

hold vol down. This should boot you to bootloader, where you can then use fastboot, or boot recovery. If you fail to see the bootloader screen, it is almost certainly a matter of you just not getting the timing right. You either started pressing vol down too late, or let go of it too early. Just repeat the process, until you get it right.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anoopgkris:
hello folks,

I was on Android 7.0 on my Moto G 4.

I unlocked the bootloader, installed TWRP and flashed Android 7.1.2 and then 8.0 a week later.

Had backed up the stock Android 7.0 and the 7.1.2 also before i went to 8.0.

Today i restored the system back to the Stock version backup (7.0) and rebooted it.

Everything went fine. Then there was the notification of the Android security update. I proceeded with the install and it started rebooting.

In the reboot it stuck with the error message for bootlocker being unlocked and came back to TWRP. Even after going to reboot it only came back to TWRP. I then tried logged into the bootloader and tried to relock the bootloader using the commands (i was using mfastboot)

mfastboot oem lock

mfastboot flashing lock

mfastboot oem relock

it showed me an error for the 'relock' that it was an invalid command. Later i found that the unlock key also needs to be supplied (not sure). Then i tried the commands again after installing fastboot, and from the stock firmware folder.

fastboot oem lock begin

fastboot oem lock begin

fastboot flash partition gpt.bin

it showed me an error on this l9ast command saying invalid boot mode.

Any advise on how to start the relock process cleanly? my worry is if the system is bricked ! :(

I was missing the stock moto so i need to go back there, all the flashing didn't seem too worthwhile.

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Solution is in mentions by echo92 in the post by tywinlannister7 below

https://xdaforums.com/moto-g4-plus/how-to/stock-rom-npjs25-93-14-4-march-1-t3608138
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smitharro:
I'm not sure about this. As far as I know you can only relock the bootloader after a full (fastboot) wipe and install of the latest stockrom.

In the (far) past I managed to relock the bootloader of my Moto G 2014. Only after trial and error and only after a full flash. A week or so later I unlocked again....

I never relocked my Moto G4 Plus, nor my Moto G5 Plus. Simply because I don't see the need. The times that Motorola provides us with regular stock updates are, apparantly, over....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anoopgkris:
Thanks, Harro.

I thought that my TWRP would restore it back to stock. I read some half information about relocking and went ahead with the commands.

I also don't know if the USB debug settings are on.

It's shows a preflash verification error on the partition gpt.bin command. Think it's because maybe the stock version i downloaded is a downgrade. Can't find the exact stock for my LATAM dds_cust one. Another G4(Plus) version that was successful for others didn't work too.

Tried to skip and load boot partition but it said invalid boot state.

Need to keep trying different things. At least the bootloader and TWRP recovery are accessible for now.

Regards.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smitharro:
Hi Anoop!

Yes, you'll have find the latest stockrom for your region. Also, a locked bootloader and TWRP is, in my humble opinion, a impossible combination. You'll have to fastboot install the whole rom, including (stock)recovery and the bootloader. And indeed: it's impossible to downgrade the bootloader: trying that will possibly result in a hardbrick...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anoopgkris:
Thank you, thank you for jumping in to always help.

Really sad that Moto also goes the way of not providing updates that too on a not so old phone. ROMs and the beautiful world of XDA is there, hopefully.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Accessories] xBane_:
I am looking for a low cost set of USB-C headphones, as the LeEco pair is on its way out (the rubber wiring is splitting on the left earbud)

Thanks in advance.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Accessories] sk8223:
I can't think of a single mainstream company that makes USB-C headphones. It's such a tiny portion of the market. They'd make a lot more money putting out Lightning earphones. Take the Anker SoundBuds, for example. There's 2 types: a Lightning version and a Bluetooth version. No USB-C. I think the best USB-C headphones right now are the original LeEco ones or the Xiaomi ones... if you can find genuine versions of them, that is. There are way too many fakes on the market.

If I were you I'd just buy the LeEco headphones again, or use a USB-C adaptor (like the Pixel one, sold in the Google store). The Xiaomi ones are expensive and you can't tell if you're getting a fake or the real deal.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Accessories] Ace42:
https://shop.essential.com/products/earphones-hd

https://shop.essential.com/products/earphones-mini

I wonder how well these function...
[LeEco Le Pro3 Accessories] Coconut tree:
99$ ??
[P3600 General] marty_73:
Almost every time I start TomTom (latest version) the application starts with disabled audio, I have to manually enable it (sometimes have to enable it 2 times to remove the "no audio" icon on the application). I had this problem with WM5 and now even with Stratos 2.2 FE+ rom.

Any suggestion?
[P3600 General] marty_73:
Maybe the problem is linked to the internet connection. If I'm connected to internet I have the problem, as I close the connection o don't connect at all there is no disabled audio issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xike17:
First thing first, I have sent the unlocked S8 (bought unlocked directly from Samsung) back to repair center for the issue. The phone was returned to me, claimed to be repaired, with the same issue. While I submitted another ticket to send it back again, I believe the devs here may have better solutions than the incompetent technicians at Samsung repair center. I need help!

Description of Issue

Before routine phone reboot

•	AT&T compatible SIM (Cricket) worked on the S8.

•	Verizon compatible SIM (Red Pocket) worked on the S8.

After routine phone reboot

•	AT&T compatible SIM still worked on the S8.

•	Verizon compatible SIM couldn’t register on Verizon’s network on the S8. However, the SIM could register on Verizon and make phone calls on another two phones.

•	Verizon SIM worked on the S8.

I was instructed by a Samsung technician through chat to

a)	do a network reset

b)	enter safe mode

c)	do a factory reset

None of the above worked. No setting (APN or whatnot) is required for the AT&T compatible or Verizon compatible SIM to work. In short, the Verizon compatible SIM is working properly and the S8 is not blacklisted by Verizon. The S8 just doesn’t work with the Verizon compatible SIM after a reboot.

After the repair

I just received the S8 from the repair center from the previous ticket. I inserted the Red Pocket SIM to S8 and the phone still couldn’t register it on Verizon’s network. I inserted the same SIM to another phone and the phone received messages from Red Pocket right away and showed it was on Verizon’s network. In short, the same issue remained.

Even though I'm sending the S8 back to Samsung for repair, given my first repair experience, I don't have much confidence in their technicians in fixing this. Any input is much appreciated!
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] willjob:
Did you figure this out? I am having the exact identical issue and ready to go nuts trying to figure it out. Any help would be great!
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xike17:
Unfortunately, I haven't. But I do have updates. I sent the phone back for a second repair. The phone came back with the same problem. No surprise at all. One thing I noticed though, from the service record, the technician replaced a third component (the other two were the same as that of the first service). Not sure if this made a difference, I did see "Verizon Wireless" on the status bar when I turned the phone on with the Red Pocket SIM. This was the first time I saw the "Verizon Wireless" after the reboot. However, while I was turning it on, the S8 mandated a reboot to "get the SIM card ready." And man... that reboot just reverted everything to before.

I was on the phone with a Samsung representative and a supervisor after I discovered the phone was not fixed for the second time. While he promised to make a note to the repair center about my situation, the supervisor said the option of a replacement phone wouldn't kick in until 3 or 4 unsuccessful repairs. Frustrated as I was, I've got no choice but to send it back for a third repair.

Hope you have better luck with yours.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] willjob:
Thanks for the reply. The phone I was having problems with was an S8+. My wife's phone is an s8. I didn't have any problems on Red Pocket CDMA for the first week of service. That was until this morning. Exact same thing on my S8+ and what you describe above. On another forum someone said this is a problem with Samsung devices on Verizon MVNOs.

I just switched both to GSMA for now until I figure out to switch from Red Pocket.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xike17:
Thanks for sharing, especially on Verizon MVNOs. GSM (Cricket) has no signal at all in many locations around where I live and work. If Samsung still couldn't fix my S8 after a couple more tries or even with a replacement phone, I will have to opt for the Verizon MVNO theory and buy a different phone. Heck, my $40 Moto E4 works just fine on both Cricket and CDMA Red Pocket. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] dahaldn21:
I have the same issue my believe is red pocket does not have LTE/CDMA in their sim they have LTE/2g/3g 2g/3g and 2g only they should have LTE/CDMA instead of LTE/2g/3g to work,
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xike17:
Update:

No. This problem was not fixed by Samsung after three repairs.

I ordered a new Verizon SIM from Red Pocket during the third repair. Samsung didn't replace anything in the third. I received the phone and popped in the new SIM and the phone could register the SIM on Verizon! I even tried a couple of restarts (which caused the problem in the first place) and everything seemed fine. I even blamed myself for bashing Samsung technicians' incompetence. How stupid was I to blame myself and how naive was I to believe Samsung technician had actually delivered...

It's the fourth or fifth day I've been using the phone and the new SIM. The battery died after a long day. When I returned home and charged the phone, the S8 needed to "reconfigure" the SIM, which prompted for an automatic reboot. Voila! The same pesky unable-to-register-on-Verizon issue came right back. The phone is now in the process of a replacement. I honestly don't hold much hope for the replacement that I'm awaiting. Perhaps I should consider selling off the phone or asking Samsung for a refund.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] nytq:
Confirmed s8 doesn't work on the budget Verizon mnvo's

I just switched from the att sim on red pocket to the Verizon sim with no luck. I found a temporary fix. When prompt to restart to configure network, press the power button and go into emergency mode. Then restart from there. May take a couple of tries but the prompt disappeared. Then switch back to regular mode. I was able to use the phone on Verizon but can only get 3g speeds. This all goes away the moment you restart the phone as the moment the confirmation takes it won't recognize the Verizon networks. This is a cheap Verizon service. You can see your options for network mode are lte/3g/2g. Not the typical lte/cdma. Also tried boom mobile, and that sort of worked but my texts would not go out and again no fix. I'm convinced this is purely Verizon restricting needed services that the s8 requires. The att sim works perfectly. Most phones are fine, not the newer Galaxy.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xike17:
Thanks for the workaround. I'll give a shot when I receive the replacement. Meanwhile, I have been using an unlocked prepaid Verizon Moto E4 and everything works fine. I have 4G with the E4. I can also receive multimedia text. A $40 budget phone works better for my needs than a $700 factory unlocked premium phone. How ironic!
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Leecewest:
I have the same problem

I have a fully-paid-for Galaxy S8 from a Verizon account with good standing, and service on this particular line is ended. It worked on Redpocket until I took the sim out to insert an SD card. Afterwards it reconfigured the sim and lost network access. The sim works in my iPhone and the original Verizon sim works in the S8 and the phone states its ready to set up a Verizon account.

The third Redpocket support agent I contacted sent me a screenshot listing an error "DISCOUNT_4_ACCESS". He stated that means Verizon is blocking it for some reason but he doesn't have access to the reason. Two Verizon agents couldn't even tell if they were blocking it or not - but as far as they could tell everything was good.

According to an article on Whistleout, Verizon MVNO requirements are that the "phone must be network compatible, financially unencumbered, and not less than 12 months old (though this last policy changes from time to time)" Could our phones be blocked because they were sold less than 12 months ago?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xike17:
Thanks for sharing this. I bought a Moto E4 around February, a Verizon postpaid (or prepaid?) from Walmart and got it unlocked through eBay. This is the phone I'm using with Red Pocket now. The phone is of course less than 12 months old. One thing to mention is when I asked Red Pocket support to activate a new SIM with the E4, I was told because the phone was Verizon branded (post/prepaid) they could not activate the phone with the SIM. Then I told them I had success before. The rep further said the service would be deactivated once their system detected the phone was Verizon branded. Well, it turned out this rep knew nothing. I ended up using IMEI of another phone to activate the line then inserted the SIM in the E4. And I have been using the E4 ever since without a single issue (network-wise).
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] thunderroid:
Wow, so i wasn't the only one. Had the exact same problem. Ported my number from Red Pocket Verizon to Red Pocket AT&T. Now everything is fine.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Leecewest:
When I switch from a Verizon SIM to my Red Pocket-Verizon SIM the phone comes up with "SIM card changed" but the phone receives incoming calls and notifications (wi-fi is off). Unfortunately, the only thing that I can do with the "SIM card changed" message showing is answer phone calls - I cant even turn "Emergency mode" on. Could it be that Red Pocket SIM messes up the configuration? One of the first things Red Pocket support wants to check is if the phone is in CDMA mode, but with the Red Pocket sim inserted modes are limited to LTE/3G/2G. The Verizon SIM gives CDMA options.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Leecewest:
With the Verizon SIM in and configured, switch to "Emergency Mode". Replace the Verizon SIM with the Red Pocket SIM without turning the phone off. Turn "Emergency Mode" off. The phone doesn't detect the SIM change, but it shows the ICCID of the Red Pocket SIM and correct phone number. Data works, 4G LTE. Of course, the first power cycle it detects the SIM change and messes up the configuration.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xike17:
Another update: Received an unlocked S9 (yes, because Samsung is out of unlocked S8 inventory) two days ago. Inserted Red Pocket Verizon... the phone couldn't register the SIM on Verizon at all in my first try. This is the end of my journey with Samsung phones. I hope one day this issue can be addressed and solved.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] fnkhan:
Am having the same red-pocket/Verizon/S8 problem. Too bad I did not see this first.

I have tried almost everything (barring having a different network Sim Card) to have my phone request me to restart the phone on inserting new sim. It appears the last network is saved somewhere and my unlocked/unbrand S8 does not seem to forget it.

Is there a way where I can force the phone to request a restart if I re-insert the Sim card. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Leecewest:
My understanding is that Galaxy S8s are configured wrong when Red-Pocket (and other Verizon MVNO) SIMs are inserted - they aren't fully set to the Verizon network and if your phone had, for example, and AT&T SIM, the phone stays AT&T branded when a Red-Pocket Verizon SIM is inserted.

The work-around:

1) Insert a Verizon SIM and let it setup everything and reboot when it wants.

2)Turn on "Emergency mode" (Hold down the power button and select "Emergency mode")

3)Insert Red-Rocket SIM

4)Turn "Emergency mode" off

*If you reboot after inserting the Red-Pocket SIM the phone will become wrongly-configured and you'll need to do the work-around again.