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[Xiaomi Mi 5X Questions & Answers] MeeeKieee:
First of all, thanks for your time helping me on this nightmare.

As i told, im noob! so i will try to clarify all the steps you are giving me as much as possible.

you say:

1. download `android-platform-tools` if you cannot run adb

-- i have the platform-tools in C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools, where i can see "adb" file and when i click it, very quickly shows up a new window that closes immediately after and nothing happens

my question:

-- i downloaded twrp at androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634791388

-- then i installed the downloaded twrp using XiaoMiTool

-- since then, as described before:

1. Mi loading screen

2. Android One loading screen

3. restart Mi loading screen

4. Recovery loading screen - TeamWin (see - ibb.co/kmVWCe)

5. Recovey options screen - TeamWin recovery project 3.1.1-0 (see - ibb.co/mtFgCe)

Soo, those this means that a i already got twrp flashed?

How can i flash room.zip using TeamWin recovery project 3.1.1-0, once that can´t add room into the device?

Could your please guide me through all the process?

Thanks again!

NOTE: i cant add pictures as i get the error ::

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[Xiaomi Mi 5X Questions & Answers] lslvxy:
reboot to fastboot with v- and power

open u cmd tool and type `cd C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools` to this folder

then type `fastboot flash recovery twrp.img `(u twrp file name)

reboot to twro with v+ and power

touch `Install` and choose ZIP file

just try and good luck

u c contact me at https://t.me/lslvxy
[Device Reviews and Information] o-I-c:
Information has been made available please note this is all Prototype Pictures (Not Final)

Khadas Edge, an entirely new SBC concept that is both hackable and expandable.

Next generation, category leading performance and rich IO in a small physical footprint.

Onboard programmable STM8S MCU expands the potential project applications beyond conventional SBCs.

Faster CPU based on RK3399: two performance-cores up to 1.8GHz, and four efficiency-cores up to 1.5GHz.

Mainline Linux & U-Boot Supported

Edge i/o captain

Edge and Captain

Captain I/O

Captain V1

Edge and Captain, the Two become One

Captain Power

Mike and Camera Input

Captain Ethernet

Camera

More Camera

Edge

More Edge

Chip RK3399

More info can be found at KHADAS
[Device Reviews and Information] o-I-c:
Soon on indiegogo

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/khadas-edge-hackable-expandable-sbc/coming_soon
[Device Reviews and Information] o-I-c:
Khadas Edge, RK3399Pro Hackable & Expandable SBC

Khadas Edge, RK3399Pro Hackable & Expandable SBC

Very soon in November Khadas Edge Project will be found on Indiegogo.

If this Interests you, like to Tinker, then this would be for you.

Feast your eyes on what it has to offer

The Edge Family

Edge and VIM

Edge and Captain

Edge + Captain

Add a Battery and Screen

You have a Mini Tablet or gaming Console

Connect expansion boards via the FPC-A or B connectors on the bottom

Fan to keep the Cool

Groovey Casing

This is what its all about

More Details

Khadas has full support of their projects at

https://forum.khadas.com/c/Khadas-Edge

A lot more than just changing Backgrounds and Launchers

Happens at your own pace with lots to see, learn and discover.

Get involved, you know you want to, why because it's there. :D:D:D:D
[Device Reviews and Information] o-I-c:
Khadas Edge rkk3399: All Singing Dancing and Ready to Rumble

Khadas Edge rkk3399: Let's have a look:

The Box and some of the Bits

The Edge and Captain

I will just fire this up soon Bolt it to the Bench and let it Rip

Don't be to concerned of this massive piece of kit.

This can be for anyone and everyone

Don't need to be a full time Dev to have a bit of fun just like a normal 3399 if you like

Look at the basic Unit

Case, Fan, Heatsink and power supply if you need, and you will have a Killer of a machine

Also a few of the devs around FT and no doubt other places will be working on this device all in good time:

Armbian also running well

Hard to Brick, impossible to Kill (well software wise)

More Info can be found > FREAKTAB

https://forum.freaktab.com/forum/tv-player-support/rockchip-based-tv-players/rk3399-devices/733786-edge-rk3399-by-khadas-for-those-that-like-to-tinker#post733786

Now Live on Indiegogo

[IMG="indiegogo"]https://i.imgur.com/koPXQYq.png[/IMG]

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/k...pandable-sbc#/
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Blipstein:
Using "Swipe" as the "Screen Lock Type" deletes all fingerprints for app autho!

I'm coming from several previous Notes. Most recently the 8. They made a small change to the settings menu. In the 8 the "Biometrics" settings were within the "Lock Screen" menu . Now on the 9 "Biometrics and Security" have their own category. But they have also changed something major it seems...and I hope I'm wrong. When you select "Swipe" as the "Screen Lock Type" it has to "Remove Data" and delete the recorded fingerprint(s). It makes it seem like that if you use them for apps you have to come back and redo the fingerprints for that purpose. But as soon as I do that it automatically switches the lock type back to "Fingerprint". It a vicious cycle.

I have always only used "Swipe" as my unlock method. I have also always liked using finger print for authentication with whatever apps utilize that. I'm pretty bummed right now. Hopefully I'm not the only one with this issue and you guys can dig in and see if I am missing something.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] mardukeme:
Same thing here love to use fingerprint to unlock app, but swipe for lock screen. It also happened on the Note 8 when it upgraded to Oreo.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] angka8:
any workaround?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Blipstein:
Hmmm.... It never affected me on the 8 with Oreo. I just lost the ability today when I switched to the 9
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Blipstein:
Well, I ended up resorting to using "Swipe" as my unlock method and I just won't be using fingerprint within any of the apps. Pretty disappointing. Unless anyone can come up with a workaround.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] angka8:
seem like there is no options. anyone can help?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] teegunn:
I have the same issue and am looking for a remedy. They actually took away the option to have swipe to unlock but keep the biometric data for the Note 9. I use swipe to unlock on my Note 8 and have biometric data for banking apps, etc. But can't do that on the Note 9. This is a definite downgrade and hoping that samsung or someone comes up with a fix for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Limeybastard:
Wow,so basically now one has to have a secure phone lock or one cannot use biometrics for apps?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Tidbits:
I just setup up smart lock with my smartwatch, and bluetooth headset.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] teegunn:
Exactly - you can't use biometrics in other apps unless you have a secure lock actually running on your phone. Want to change it to swipe to unlock? They make you delete all of your biometrics. Frustrating.

I have been looking for a work-around to this issue. Thought maybe a lockscreen app that offered swipe to open would work. Have yet to find one that has the option available though. Plus I don't want to have to deal with another app running on top of everything just to have a swipe to open lockscreen. Hope Samsung fixes this issue soon!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] teegunn:
Bumping to see if anyone knows of a workaround for this issue...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] KOLIOSIS:
You're on your own here,as this isn't in the Google Play Store any more:

https://www.apkmonk.com/app/org.jraf.android.nolock/

I'm not sure if this will do what you're looking for,I've used it in the past on phones that didn't have a "None" option,requiring at minimum,a swipe gesture to open.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] teegunn:
Thanks - will try and report back here with the results!

---------- Post added at 11:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:11 PM ----------

So I installed and....... this worked! Thanks a ton!

I DL'd, installed "no lock". Set it to "Locking Enabled". Went to my lockscreen settings and set my lockscreen to come up immediately upon the display turning off. Hit the power button to get off the AOD and to the lock screen, and lo and behold I am at the swipe to unlock screen just as it used to be on my Note 8. Swipe to unlock works perfectly, and my biometric data is still preserved for my misc apps I use fingerprint to unlock (banking apps, etc).

Again, thanks a TON!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] KOLIOSIS:
Glad to hear it! :good:

I myself do not use any type of phone lock,but,the locking on a per-app basis makes sense,for whatever app you deem necessary.

The obvious come to mind (Banking/email/messages) so,I definitely see the need.

This may change my mind,as I cannot stand to use a general lockscreen/PIN/pattern/fingerprint/etc..... to wake it up each time I use it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] teegunn:
I also do not use or like a secure lockscreen (pin/pattern/fingerprint/etc) on my lockscreen. But I do like to swipe to unlock only to keep accidental unlocks from happening in pocket, etc. With the swipe to unlock that keeps those accidental unlocks down to basically zero. However, I do utilized secure locking on banking apps, etc. I use these daily, many times a day normally, and would never want them to be able to be accessed by someone who got my phone somehow. So having those securely locked (I use fingerprint with PIN as my backup) is a huge plus for me.

Again, can't thank you enough. This solved a frustrating problem for me and I am sure many others!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] MasK:
Thanks KOLIOSIS for the solution. I used this app during the time there was no "none" option too. The downside is that the CPU will not sleep, thus drain the battery.

I'm willing to explore this further, but I'm stuck.

The basic lock security I have to add in order to register my FP is pattern lock. After that I followed the steps as you stated:

1) Set the No lock app to "lockscreen enabled"

2) Set the "Lock automatically" to "immediately"

Anything else I miss out? Appreciate the help.

Thanks~!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Blipstein:
You are a hero. Are you aware of that?

Great work, guys. Really appreciate it. I can now just swipe to unlock AND all of my apps utilize fingerprint authorization. Thanks!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Blipstein:
Is this something we can track in "Battery Usage"?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] MasK:
There is an app to monitor this. Can't remember it now.

The CPUs and batteries of todays may not be that affected even if it doesn't sleep.. I'm not sure. I am willing to try this out and see if I'm ok with the batt life.

Could you direct me with the detail steps to get this setup up please?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Blipstein:
All I did was download the apk then add my fingerprints. Done. It switches the screen unlock method to "fingerprint, pin" like usual but I guess this app overrides that and allows me to unlock with just a swipe
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] KOLIOSIS:
IDK if this particular use case scenario is what the developer had in mind,regardless,they're the ones deserving of any :highfive:

Any :good: should go to them,their contact info can be found in the app.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] MasK:
Thanks for the clarification.

I tried is, and it worked initially only. After I got my first notification, it started asking for pin/pattern) :crying:

Also, with this No Lock app set to "disable lockscreen", you don't really see any swipe screens right? It's just straight unlock into home screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Ramses7420:
Sorry but I did not manage to disable the sweep from the beginning. I installed the NoLock application, enabled on Enabled, but I still have the swipe.

Would someone be kind enough to help me, if possible in French, because my English is not good?

Thanks for your help
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] KOLIOSIS:
Set "No Lock" to disable, see what happens.....
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Ramses7420:
Lock or NoLock same.

I have always the swipe before my screen
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] KOLIOSIS:
Sorry that wasn't of any help.

If I'm understanding you correctly, you still want to use the pattern lock, but, skip the swipe on the lockscreen.

Seems the two are tied together, if you use any lockscreen security, it seems the swipe is unavoidable.

However, if you want to just lock certain apps down (banking), then this app (No Lock) will bypass the lockscreen.

I don't think there's a solution for what you're looking for, (less a root solution) but, perhaps someone else in this thread may figure something out.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Blipstein:
I have the "No Lock" app set to "Locking Enabled"

My "Screen Lock Type" is set to "PIN, Fingerprints" (it will automatically set it to this setting once you've set set your fingerprints)

I also went into "Smart Lock" and turned "Body Detection" to "On", programmed my work and home as a "Trusted Place", I added my watch and my car as a "Trusted Device", and went into "Voice Match" and turned on "Unlock with Voice Match"

Under "Secure Lock Settings" and "Lock Automatically", I have it set to "Immediately". Everything else is off

Hope this helps...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] teegunn:
An update from my usage the last several days.... The No Lock app works - most of the time. I have not figured out why it doesn't always work. I toggle the No Lock to off or on, seems to not make a difference. I set my lock to pattern, that way when it doesn't work I have a simple pattern to swipe instead of just swipe to the right anywhere on the screen. Since No Lock works the large majority of the time, it is still a better option than always having to use a pin or pattern to open the phone.

As far as CPU usage - I am not seeing a difference. My phone sat off the charger overnight for 8 hours and only lost about 7%. That's with AOD on (I always have it on). I also used the phone for about 15 minutes reading a kindle book, so some of that battery drain was simply from using the phone a bit before I went to bed. IDK for sure where to look for CPU sleep time, seems I saw it in the Samsung stock battery stats before but I can't seem to find it right now. In any case, I haven't noticed any extra battery drain from No Lock. I do wish Samsung would make it possible to just have swipe to unlock and keep our biometrics so we didn't have to mess around with workarounds like this. Maybe they will in future OTA updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] MasK:
Thanks!

It seems that you have enabled smart lock. With that, you don't need the No Lock app. The reason why it works all so well is because of the smart lock conditions you have set.

I've tried smart lock for a while now and it's great. I only tried with my watch. I have considered scenarios where I'll wear my G-shock instead and this will not work. I guess I can put in more conditions (like trusted places) and give it a go.

But yea, I feel that the NoLock app set to "locking enabled" is as good as not having NoLock at all. You can experiment with that :)

Good to know that batt life is not affected (or not as much). I'm running into similar problems as you, and yes, I also used a simple pattern as a backup.. lol

I'll try the smart lock to see if it fits me.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] zekeman66:
I recently switched to Xfinity mobile from AT&T. I got the cheap Moto phone for basically free but would like to use my GS 8 factory unlocked.

When I put in the SIM Card my GS8 is unable to connect to the network.

I recently tried rooting my device and that failure resulted in a warranty claim. Now that I have it back I need assistance... Don't want to spend the money on a new phone as my GS8 works just fine.

Saw a recommendation to flash my device to Xfinity firmware but not sure about this approach given my recent root failure.

Anyone ever BYOD to Xfinity and had to work around the network issues?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] vwpro177:
I'm a complete noob, but you say your s8 is unlocked so have you tried to change the apn settings for Xfinity mobile
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] State.of.mind:
Typically, it's very hard to "brick" a device. As long as you are able to boot your device in upload mode, it's not technically bricked. Most flashing errors can be fixed by booting the phone into upload mode and flashing stock (the original baseband file of the device) firmware in Odin.

I personally think you should be fine using an unlocked phone on Xfinity Mobile (even though it's not technically supported). When you flash in Odin make sure the CSC file is from Xfinity Mobile. Try doing some research in the Carrier Switch thread first.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
You mean download mode. Upload only is bricked
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
First off welcome to XDA Im pretty sure I saw you post on the XFIN forums..

Yea I have never seen that issue I have used several byod devices on XFIN all where verizon based though..Which does not matter on s8 as it is a multi carrier device

So first you need to see which firmware you are currently running

Download that exact same firmeware with cct as csc which is what determines carrier Heck if your on tonight I can upload a CCT csc and you should be able to flash one in ODIN if yours is the 950u1 which is unlocked s8 model We will be changing it to a regular 950u which is carrier....

I am Like the local Xfinity guru here as I use them I have mine rooted and everything even bricked several to previous said upload mode But I was playing with deep deep stuff.Nothng that odin can really harm
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] sresam89:
[MENTION=5759239]HoosierDaddy[/MENTION]

Can you upload the Carrier Switch files please?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
Goto sammobile or updato who ever you get your firmwares from and get the CCT branded firmware of your likeness of bootloader revision

I do not have any firmwares on hand any more I lost my old gmail account and my gdrive as well I am starting from scratch
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] philippeiiauguste:
Does anyone know of a weather app with one or more of the following features?

1. Widget that displays expected (range of) snow/precipitation accumulation for today or a range of days?

2. Interface that displays expected (range of) snow/precipitation accumulation for each day or hour in the upcoming week?

3. Widget or interface that displays the approximate current snow accumulation?

I want to see present/future snow accumulation with as few clicks as possible.'

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] InfiniteWeird:
Hi All,

I was hoping someone around here was knowledgeable at resolving FRP issues on the Note 5. The phone is running N920TUVU4EQE1 and I've been scouring the internet for a solution to this for days now with no success (Except some stuff behind questionable paywalls).

The short(ish) version of what's going on is I dropped my phone in the sink at work and it's toast, mom gave me her old phone she hasn't used in a few years, I hastefully do a factory reset after having tmobile add it to my line, mom has a new phone number as well as 2 step auth on her google account that she hasn't used since switching to a different carrier and an iPhone a couple years back, google has been giving us the business trying to resolve the issue.

I'm basically at my wits end here and just want to get up and running again as I've been without a phone for a week or so now. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jdkrosen:
Have you tried restoring the stock firmware via Odin?
[General Questions and Answers] alexisfrjp:
Hi,

I am stuck with my tablet.

1. With a linux live usb I've removed all the partitions of the device. (create new partition table GPT)

2. Now when I boot, I see the BIOS only. I can also boot in DNX fastboot mode.

Nevertheless, fastboot cli and Phone flash tool doesn't recognize my device.

I've well installed the Intel driver called IntelAndroidDrvSetup1.10.0.exe and if I go to the Device Manager, I can see my device as Intel Android ADB Interface with a ! saying:

This device cannot start. (Code 10)
An invalid parameter was passed to a service or function.

How to make windows recognizing my tablet?

Please help me to solve this problem.

Thank you!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] bravesfan171:
On the official 9.0 stock release, and over the past few days I've started having issues with Android Messages randomly coming up with force close messages. It also will randomly not send messages and give me the "retry" error, and not download other MMS messages until I go in and hit the download button.

I haven't flashed anything new or changed any APN settings. I also have tried clearing Data & Cache for Android Messages and that didn't fix it either.

Anyone else having issues, or have any ideas on how to fix this?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] stebomurkn420:
I would try doing a data factory reset. Hopefully that fixes your issue...
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Phalanx7621:
Did you do an OTA update to Pie by chance from Oreo?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Cares:
I have been having the same issue. It will "freeze" up and the messages sent out are delayed. Everything seems to work still but the app lags up and gives me the Force Close message.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] sb1893:
I have also been seeing these messages. The most common and annoying for me is that messages don't send right away at times. And almost seems like you have to wait inside Messages until the text is fully sent before leaving or you aren't guaranteed it will go thru. Most concerning is that you won't really be notified that a text didn't go thru until you go back to that particular thread in Messages. I have also experienced the App Not Responding - Wait, Force Close, etc...which I honestly had never seen before in Messages until the PIE update (I did a Full Factory Flash while saving data). The text messages not being sent has bitten me twice on time sensitive messages I was trying to send and which I assumed went through.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] canes305m:
I have been having this issue for months, pre-Pie. Upon downloading Pie (OTA) and the Messages issue not being fixed, I tried Textra. I stopped getting the error in Messages, but Textra then worked its way up to 17GB of hard drive storage and was consistently the largest battery hog on my phone (shouldn't be more than 3-4GB based on what it required before installing Textra) so Textra had to go. I would love to know if anyone figures out how to get Messages working normally again.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Kaztep23:
I also am having all of these problems with Android Pie on my Pixel XL on Verizon. Seems like whenever I exit out of the messages app when I send a message, it ends up not sending. Could that be because of the new battery optimization feature where more apps are being "shut off" in the background more than they used to? And has anyone had luck fixing this issue by doing a factory reset?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Phalanx7621:
Why not just use a different messaging app? I use Pulse, have been for a year now. It stores not only your SMS but MMS automatically, and like Google's messaging app has an extension to work with your browser on your PC.