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[Huawei MediaPad M5  Questions & Answers] qball2099:
Encountered the same problem too with my Mediapad M5 Lite. It can play 720p files with SW decoding but it stutters a lot. This is quite frustrating because my Amazon Fire HD10 can handle those files without any problem.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Chris M.:
Hello. Recently, I installed BetterBatteryStats hoping I could find what drains my battery during standby and so on. So what I have found is that there is this wakelock called ts_wake_lock. Does anybody around here know what this is about and how it could be fixed? Thank you.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] potblack2win:
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That should explain it all
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] NemosNemos:
Same problem here... My battery drains during standby too.

Attached screenshot.

What is this process?

How to stop it?
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Chris M.:
I honestly still have no idea what it is. It seems to drain my battery like crazy even after a factory reset. The interesting thing is that this seems to be less of a problem when I have movement detection disabled. But still, the wakelock is there and what the guy above mentioned simply is useless because it's a kernel wakelock.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] NemosNemos:
I thought about a downgrade, but I fear to brick the phone :|
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Chris M.:
I had it on 108 and I have it on 120 as well.(L29C432) I don't think a downgrade will help you, though.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] NemosNemos:
I haven't received the update notification yet... Hope the new firmware will solve the problem on my device.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] all the pugs:
Folks, I have exactly the same problem! And ideas how to fix it? It disappears in save mode, so it must come from an Huawei exclusive app? I also noticed ridiculous values for the motion detection.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] colthekid:
It's the (t)ouch(s)creen wakelock (or one of them anyway, I think there are others as well). AFAIK it fires every time you touch the screen.

Check your display & developer settings... screen timeout, aod etc I see this wakelock on my p20 pro, but it doesn't seem to impact on my battery unduly.

Change one setting and see if it makes a difference, then try another etc.... Not sure, but it also could be an app keeping the screen alive.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] all the pugs:
Thanks, that's what I was guessing, too. It has something to do with the "lift to activate" feature, I guess. My device has billions (really) of ts_wake_lock and significant_motion triggers in the bug report. It does affect the battery quite a bit here. I'm not sure what could cause this, I have reset my phone a few times and I currently have no user apps except for BBS installed.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Dr. Penguin:
Any solution to this?

I have the exact same problem on my mate 10 pro. Its a new phone, i have factory reset it a couple of times.

My BBS stats look almost identical.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] all the pugs:
No, not really a solution. It went away after a while. I think I deactivated the play services, deleted its file and cache and then updated it to the newest version. This helped me with a better battery life. The ts_wake_locks are still there but only very few compared to the number I had before.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Toilet-Duck:
Hey,

Wondering if anyone can help me here, basically I have a tomtom go 710 my phone pairs fine however it wont pair the internet connectivety for some reason...

It worked fine on my O2 Mini XDA but as soon as Ive switched phones to kaiser it doesnt work anymore... My HSDPA/3G is setup fine but when my tomtom tries to connect to it, for some reason the phone disconnects from the internet...

As soon as the tomtom gives up trying the phone reconnects to T-Mobile HSDPA fine...

Ive tried installing WM6_DUN onto the phone after a soft reset this hasnt made any difference..

Can anyone help me please? Because I need this for tomtom traffic updates for work..

Cheers!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Toilet-Duck:
Bump :confused:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ewans:
Try installing the Jet bt interface, it helped me pairing with my Alpine. just have a search on Google, there is a free 30 day trial.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] david_montes:
This is an advise to all of us who like to tinker with our phones and install alternative os.

Do not! I repeat... do not! delete misc.img

Got stuck into a recovery loop trying to update lineageos with an apparentely incompatible twrp (unofficial 3.1.1.0), some instructions stated that deleting fota and misc partitions solve the problem. After doing it, then kdz with lgup and uppercup, bootloader unlocking, installing twrp and lineageos back, wifi is not working, 02:00:00:00:00:00 mac address and misc.img is not included in the tot or kdz files.

I'm still looking for a suitable misc.img by the way if you can help see:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3668405
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] hasyiral:
Anyone knows how to install dolby atmos at los 15.1 based on oreo rom?
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] Micro_J:
1.Go to Android Software Development forum

2. You'll find Dolby Atmos Port for OREO thread.

3. You can just download the zip and install through recovery.

4. One thing to becareful : It does work great as sound enhancement, you'll realize that sound stutters when you play games.

5. You can uninstall it on magisk manager.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] WinDroidGuy:
A week after the April update, nice!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] snake2243:
I don't understand can people unlock their Galaxy Note 8 us version snapdragon?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] lildoggs:
You can but not by using this software. If you have the tmobile variant you would have to get it network unlocked by tmobile to be able to use your note 8 on other carriers. This is the samsung version of the software. All it does is provide users with a firmware that's not bloated by carriers. It doesn't really unlock anything.

I forgot to mention. It doesn't unlock the bootloader either.[emoji39]
[Huawei P Smart Questions & Answers] saeidf2:
Hi everyone. Anybody don't know how's i can enable private space in p smart??
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] RaW D Coy:
Hi!

i keep losing root from magisk, i keep having to reinstall the magisk 16.4 zip everytime i lose root. its really sporadic sometimes it can go days before i lose root. is there any roms out yet that have permanent root via magisk yet? or is there some kind of fix for this issue?

Thanks,
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] hshah:
No, it isn't fixed yet.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
I tried to follow the excellent writeup (thanks!!!) this guide but getting into USB diag mode doesn't seem to be possible:

- the QMMI (hold VolUp, VolDown and Power, let it reboot twice without releasing them, then release power - QMMI will launch after you open the phone) offers the option to reboot into Chip mode, but it does nothing;

- the su method doesn't work as the original ROM doesn't have root anymore (I'll flush TWRP later and try rooting). Haven't yet also tried the test point method;

- the keypad combinations *#*#13491#*#* or *#*#717717#*#* also do nothing;

- Rebooting into EDL mode with patched fastboot as described here works, but in this mode the device is detected as QBOOT, not the "USB Diagnostics", and it is not recognized by QXDM.

Anyone had any success with this particular phone?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Jehonan:
This would be great, excellent, .... keep up the good work!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] corkiejp:
It is a Hardware Limitation of the device for LTE Band support.

If the device does not support the bands, they can not be enabled by software/app/rom.

Any Site/forum post saying it can be done by software is just click-bait and your wasting your time, and possibly corrupt your device or install spyware/adware by following them guides.

Edit: - The guide you linked was posted on 2nd October 2015???????
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Jehonan:
Now, you have interested me for this subject :D. As I have concluded there is multiple conditions device must fulfill to be able to enter Qualcomm USB Diagnostic mode. First, ROM on device must be developer type, not user (this explain why there is no any kind of response when You enter that keypad combinations you have mentioned). Second, phone must be rooted to be able to write new values in NVRAM so that these new entered values stay there in NVRAM after reboot and possibly flashing other ROM and so on. I'm also interested in this! I would like to enable LTE b20 :D. Now, only what is questionable is did they only disabled these bands in NVRAM and phone antenna is intact or they also changed antenna? If they didn't changed antenna jupiii, but if they changed antenna then we are stuck with this what we have because there is no use to enable these bands if there is no appropriate antenna on the other end.

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I think that this is not entirely true! Especially with this new SOC types in which everything is integrated inside (Snapdragon 636 have X12 LTE modem). Now, I'm not 100% completely sure that this is the case in our Redmi Note 5 AI/Pro phone but I myself have done this in some other phones and it's completely functional. Two main conditions is that modem are not hardware "mutilated" intentionally , namely important is that they are "just" disabled in NVRAM ( I here think on bands which are enabled or disabled) and other is antenna which is also important as first condition!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] corkiejp:
[MENTION=9118030]Jehonan[/MENTION] Is has been debated to death before. Xiaomi Devices are hardware limited to specific bands. That is why there is Global Versions of the devices.

Quote from here: - https://www.reddit.com/r/Xiaomi/wiki/general/versions

It maybe possible on other devices that have software limited bands.

Must of the guides to enable extra bands, just give false positives and don't actually work. Read some and you will see allot of people complaining that the methods don't work.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
I have succeeded adding LTE bands on my Redmi phone, and I'm now getting 4G connection on T-Mobile which I never had before. I'm not getting LTE, but I never got LTE on TMobile on any of the phones I had.

This is a unique phone that happens to supports none of T-Mobile (USA) 4G or 3G frequencies, and since I brought it here it only worked on EDGE.

Basically the linked above guide worked for me, with the following exceptions:

- The only way to enter USB Diag mode was to root my device, use adb shell, su and execute "setprop sys.usb.config diag,adb" - the diag mode is available immediately, no need to reboot the phone. Reboot turns it off automatically.

(this means you need to unlock bootloader, flash recovery and root)

- The output on step 4 looks different for me; my device is identified as "Qualcomm HS diagnostics 901D" and I have no NMEA device:

Nevertheless it still works as described.

- Step 13 does not work, saying the value is not active (the phone doesn't have CDMA), the rest of the steps work.

- After doing this I have reflashed the phone with Chinese stock, then with Global stock. Also stupidly managed to lock the bootloader (and to unlock it again). None of those actions seem to affect the changes made, and 4G reception is still there.

Finally, the connection drops to 2G from time to time, which sucks, but resetting it with LTE Discovery app always brings it back.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
It is always difficult to understand whether people speak from personal experience, or they are just quoting someone (who in turn quoted someone else, who in turn was just guessing). I have added LTE frequencies to a Samsung phone in past and it worked. I guess it depends on which frequencies you're trying to add - some would require hardware support, and some would utilize existing hardware.

Also I just been in Taiwan and spoke to Mi sales there. They said the LTE frequencies on the phone sold in Taiwan are "the same" as on one sold in China (which I bought). This makes some sense - my China-made phone got full LTE reception in Taipei, so the bands are there. But I'm unsure whether they really knew it or just speculated, as it is not written anywhere. Nor it makes lots of sense for the 7,999 NTD posted price - which is about USD 260 - and for 9,000 NTD (around USD 300) you can buy Asus Zenfone 5q which is a better phone - it supports dual SIM + SD Card, and has NFC.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Jehonan:
Now what have I saying all time?! There! It's possible! Great! Excellent!

When i get the time, i will make this what you have done.

I hope that result will also be SUCCESS! :D

P.S.

How did You calculate new NVRAM values? What did You use?

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Yes, i know all of this!

I'm just saying that all of this information's is not to be taken truthfully and in good will. You as final user must decide with "cum grano salis" what is possibly bull**** and what is true! Like in everyday life! But all of this is not the reason not to try, but man always must have in mind golden BACKUP rule in case of disaster and that's all. I'm not person which is resolutely pro or contra. I just like to enable in full capacity what international low has cripple all of us and what's even better we have all already pay in hard cash all this technology hidden from us, final users! So, if it's doable, why not?!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
I used the values from the guide linked above.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Robert-:
Hmm, this is interesting! I wonder if we can activate LTE-A now using the band 3 and the band 7. The phone does have carrier aggregation(LTE-A) but only on some random bands that almost no country use( except Australia, If I can correctly recall).

You have to edit the NVRAM values to activate it. But if it works to add new bands than it should work to enable LTE-A. Maybe you can try it and tell us?

Maybe you can make a full tutorial on how to do this?

Thanks for your input anyway!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
I don't think it works on T-Mobile-US which has really weird LTE to start with.

I don't feel comfortable doing this as it would basically mean copypasting the whole content from another post, and making a few changes. Then if the original tutorial gets fixed, I'd have to track and reprint those fixes. Better to have everything in one place.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] carlosggb:
I would be really nice imho, cause this is a delicate operation and the fact that you can help others achieve it too is nice. :good:;)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Robert-:
You should do the tutorial(if you want/can)

You just have to give credit to the original tutorial.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] golfinry:
Has anyone else tried this with success?

[MENTION=2981867]fatnemesis[/MENTION] Can you install this app and confirm what bands are being used?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.simplyadvanced.ltediscovery
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
I use this app. It shows "HSPA+" only in USA, and I have no idea where to see the bands (and my phone is not rooted anymore). It does not show LTE but, as I said, I have never got LTE from T-Mobile in my area, H+ is maximum I've been ever getting (the speed is decent though). Before the hack I only got 2G in USA; had LTE in Tokyo, Beijing, Shenzhen and Taipei though. I'll be in Europe in a few days and will test there too.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Jehonan:
You know, like always, devil is in the detail! There is so much differences in this details because in this original tutorial, which is b.t.w. quite old and because of this in some settings is big discrepancy and man can not just follow this tutorial and hope that everything will be OK! Namely the vast majority of today's phones are 64-bit based and just for this there is big differences in naming convention in NV RAM variables. Positions and value calculations of this variables is of course story for himself.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] P.Kosunen:
It's not about SoC but antenna. Some bands between working frequencies might work, but others outside antenna limits not. This same conversation comes with every phone with limited bands and many touts success after software side is unlocked, but frequencies won't actually work when you get to area where only those are available.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Jehonan:
Yes, i know this. I have said the same thing, somewhere on the beginning of this thread! I was hoping that they will put same antenna on all of these phones (by this i mean on the same phone distributed on different markets). To find out is this true, only physical comparison will be 100% truthful information.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
You're dealing with a chipset here, not with phone software. Chipsets change at much slower pace.

As I said, I used exactly the same values and addresses as in tutorial (except step 13 which does not work).
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
I would reasonably expect the phone to use exactly the same antenna when this phone with the same hardware specs model is exported in different markets. Any savings from changing antennas aren't going to be significant enough, and this approach offers the manufacturer more flexibility in adjusting to supply and demand.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] arvindgr:
So after my thread, https://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-5-pro/help/lte-support-to-make-3ca-bands-3-5-40-t3750525 didn't get any response, I just presumed there is no way I can escape from Indian carriers congestion. But [MENTION=2981867]fatnemesis[/MENTION] your posts feels so soothing to me!

The scenario is that Indian carrier - Jio supports LTE bands 3+5+40, on which all Xiaomi phones locally sold just work fine. But Jio has also enabled 3CA support on all these bands but not all phones do Carrier aggregation (LTE+) - Only Samsung and OP5 do it.

But I have tried your similar method on RN4 mido, and nothing worked out! https://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-4/how-to/experimental-enabling-2xca-support-t3759933

I just left hope if Redmi phones will ever support LTE+, but

Hence I want to know if it is possible to enable NV values to enable 3CA in our Global Redmi Note 5pro. Any suggestions on this?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] briankariu:
I have followed the process but still band 20 is not unlocked. I have confirmed all the NVRAM values are as per the post.

What did I do wrong?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] backXslash:
If anyone cares for an update here, the adb shell > su > setprop sys.usb.config diag,adb command sequence does work to put the phone in diagnostic mode for QPST / QXDM.

QXDM is then able to read / write the required values as normal. The issue with the Note 5 Pro (which may extend to other handsets) is that it appears to re-write the NVRAM values on boot. I can't find the thread at the moment where I original found it, though it is on XDA. This is an oreo-patched flashable zip file that will replace the rmt_storage binary in /vendor/bin that is responsible for the overwriting on reboot. (I HIGHLY recommend that you backup your stock copy BEFORE flashing that, as I have NO IDEA where to get the stock Xiaomi one and that one is apparently for a One Plus phone).

If you first replace the rmt_storage binary with the above linked patched version, wipe caches, reboot, adb shell > su > setprop sys.usb.config diag,adb and THEN follow one of the LTE band guides, the values DO persist.

I haven't been able to verify anything else though, as I'm reasonably certain I need a new SIM card due to an unrelated issue. Once I get one, I'll update this if anyone is interested.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Robert-:
If anyone is able to unlock bands or at least activate LTE+ (LTE-A, carrier aggregation, whatever), make a new thread and post there. Thanks!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] m666p:
what bands are you generally on 2,4 or 12?

I have the global version and I'm typically on band 4 but I would love to be on band 12...

Is band 12 enabled on your device?

Also I use an app called power toggles to get to network prefs menu and my best results are with lte/cdma/umts auto...

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Also you could search for "lte band" in play store and something should pop up, you don't need root to check your lte band...
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
Ok, here is my update from the trip to Europe.

Good news: everywhere I went I got 4G connectivity, and in Norway and (lol) Moldova I got the "4G+" connectivity (no idea what it means).

Bad news: I have never seen LTE on bands other than 1, 3 or 7.

Details:

- Dublin: stable 4G on band 1/3

- London, Bristol: unstable 4G on bands 1/3/7 with occassional fall to H+

- Oslo: stable 4G+ on band 3

- Tallinn: stable 4G on band 3

- Bucharest: stable 4 on bands 1/3

- Chisinau: stable 4G+ (!!!) on band 3

- Tiraspol: Edge only

- Budapest: 4G on band 7 and 3

- Venice/Padova/Bologna/Como/Milan: 4G/HDSPA+ on different bands (but always 1-3-7).

To conclude, it works well for the travel phone, but I can't really prove the unlock worked, as I have never seen LTE on 2/4 bands.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] fatnemesis:
Another update. Today I received the global version of Redmi Note 5, and started using it. It got LTE on band 4 straight out of the box. It showed "LTE" in the status bar, and LTE discovery showed band 4 being used.

Thus we can conclude that the hack did not truly enable LTE bands. However it did enable 4G data which was missing before it, so it was somehow useful.

It is also unclear whether the results are directly applicable between phones; the Chinese version has NEVER showed "LTE" in status bar, despite getting LTE all around the world except USA.

[UPDATE]: the hack very likely enabled the bands, as even with the Global model I am NOT getting LTE in the places I didn't get it before (I get no signal at all).
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] charlez:
Tried unlocking LTE band 4 but no luck. I have a China version with MIUI 9.6.3 CN, bootloader unlocked. Put the phone in diag mode and use QXDM to check NV values. Looks like field 06828 (lte_bc_config) is already set for all LTE bands supported by this phone:

06828 *00011110001000001000000010000000000011011111‬ (2070308978911)

And I modified other values following the guide:

441 0x183 -> 0x380

946 0x04E8 -> 0x0FF8

2954 131072 -> 805765120

But when I check available bands in Signal Guru, band 4 is not available. My phone still connects to band 7 as before. At the same place, same SIM card, Redmi Note 3 connects to band 4. Not sure what I missed.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] mick2000-1:
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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] PaShket:
I need the help of specialists on Xiaomi Mi Note 3 without IMEI, I tried different firmware diag port * # * # 717717 # * # * nowhere included. The bootloader without IMEI is not unlocked, it is impossible to connect the device with the account, it gives to the request - cannot get device id. How to restore it in such a situation or at least a way to unlock the bootloader without IMEI.

Maybe you can enable diag port on a locked bootloader? How?))
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] luck2ang:
good thread