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[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Mysterious Stranger:
Describe the issue or no-one will help. Is your unit g3/g4? Have you tried unlocking it and destroyed the security area? We can't help if you don't ask properly...
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] essojay:
That looked to me as if you have a prototype phone .. best way is to describe how you got that imei//

bR
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] HAMID20:
softeare or hardware

help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

for repair

thanksssssssssssssssssss
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] kingsizeriz:
What the hell do you need?

Repair the IMEI.. whats wrong with it?

how did you create this "mess"

etc

no one will help you if you cant bloody explain yourself!

and for the love of jebus.. please stop elongating wordsssssss! itttssssss verrryyyyyy annnoyyyyyinnnngggggg!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] fanstilo:
IMEI

Unless all ...

I also need your help ...

After upgrading the radio rom my IMEI has changed compared to what it says on the label that is in the back of the phone ....

the IMEI now is 00440000...... etc... and i would restore the original..

How can I fix?

please help me...

thank you
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] n0d3:
My guess is that you're facing the "Data Crashes..." problem!

Meaning that whenever you insert your SIM card the phone shows that message and it stops working.

So 0044 looks like the radio lost the GSM settings and now is blank. In

that area are the gsm tuning parameters too.

Options:

1.Have a look here and try to get it back in life.

or

2.Send the device first to repair and then unlock it and enjoy.

Bye!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] SMN™:
i have got a Qtek S200 with this imei 00440000350111200

but this is not my original IMEI :(

how i can restore my IMEI to my original IMEI? 357XXXXXXXXXXXX???????:(
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] h_sheri:
agar irani hasti be man email bezan h_sheri@yahoo.com
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] darren shan:
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[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] amirbozorgi:
0044

you can call to this nomber

0098 912 2006997 bozorgi
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] amirbozorgi:
repare imei htc

new post

I can change imei htc p3400>p4350>p3300>(Rogers Touch)>

Vogue >Nike

also i can repare imei all off modell imate

www.htc.ir

info@htc.ir
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abhaymgr:
I want to use poweramp musicplayer's equilizer in my music streaming app like Spotify or gaana app. Can you help me for this?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Jrami25:
The problem is this:

I want to root my j500m with magisk via twrp but I would like to know if I can root with my version of android 5.1.1 if there is no problem, or I have to upgrade to 6.0.1 to do the process?

Another thing, that when I install the twrp on my device with android 5.1.1 loads everything well but at the time of powering it clears the operating system of the phone and does not turn on completely, it only stays in the samsung logo and I have to flash the rom of stock to solve it but the recovery returns to stock. The version of the recovery that was installed was 3.0.0-0. I would like to know if it is because I am doing it with android lollipop and I should do it in marshmallow or no matter what version of android you have. Thank you. :)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Hamidltf:
use this twrp.and first install Magik apk and flash lastest magisk. zip https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-j5/development/recovery-recovery-pro-galaxy-j5-2015-t3728264

And there's no need to update to Android 6 for root
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Jrami25:
Thanks, but now I have another problem, I just wrote it in the last message of the forum, if you could help me.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Hamidltf:
Your twrp version is old 3.0.0.0

download this version 3.1.1.1 official

https://eu.dl.twrp.me/j5lte/twrp-3.1.1-1-j5lte.img.tar

and flash use odin.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Jrami25:
Thanks friend, I have updated to marshmallow and I have installed the recovery 3.2.1-1 with aroma support, and I have rooted with magisk, now everything is fine.
[EMUI Tips & Tricks] ionutzpaul61:
Does anyone know what this dot in the notification means, it appears from time to time, even if i don't have a notification
[EMUI Tips & Tricks] wladzix2:
Is it visible clearly? Or you have spotted it because everything else moves? If it appears randomly, that's weird. Maybe that's a sign something is in progress.. idk.. but if there is no actual notification showing it must be something from the Android or EMUI so basically system. I don't think any app can show icons there without the actual notification. So if it's system thing it should be safe. Try to ask Huawei customers through their website

Is it still relevant, anyway?

Wysłane z mojego LIO-L29 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Hybrid Soldier:
Hi everyone!

I'm expecting a problem with the weather app in my watch.

Since I switched my Galaxy S9+ to a Huawei P30 PRO the weather application does not work.

I already tried everything: I did a hard reset in my P30 PRO, in the clock, uninstalled application .. Nothing worked!

I recorded a video for you to see what happens:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nw-MFr3Fqs[/youtube]

On the clock, the option appears for me to add a location, so I click and it asks me to add the location on the phone, and then it happens what I reported in the video.

Can anyone help me?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] dersie:
Not able to play the video....
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Hybrid Soldier:
Try it now please
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] dersie:
Same issue :(

---------- Post added at 04:01 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:52 AM ----------

OK, I can see with Chrome....

Try uninstall and re-install the Weather App.

EDIT : oups..... seem no option to uninstall :(
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Hybrid Soldier:
Yeah, I already forced stop working and also cleaned the storage...
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] bp328i:
I had similar issue when I paired my watch with my OnePlus 7 Pro. What worked for me was installing this version of Samsung's weather app. The widgets won't load on my home screen and there is no icon in the app drawer (so the app is basically useless on the phone) but once installed the weather on the watch and Galaxy Wear app works perfect. Not sure if the app will work on your P30 but worth a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] Hybrid Soldier:
Thank you very much!

I tried to install your app, but it failed... And showed to me if I was trying to UPDATE the app.. So I opened the app and saw that was writed "restored from a backup"... So I realized that this app was imported from my old S9+ and then I uninstalled the app and voilá, now the app it's working!
[Samsung Galaxy Watch] bp328i:
Glad I could help, that annoyed me for like a week trying to figure it out.

I have an S10+ and a OnePlus 7 Pro. I have two Galaxy watch 46mm. My LTE watch is connected to my S10+ and the Bluetooth version is connected to my OnePlus 7 Pro and the weather not working on the Bluetooth version was annoying the hell out of me.
[Lenovo Vibe K4 Note Questions & Answers] LiaFourté:
Are there Nougat based roms for lenovo vibe k4 note (k5fpr) with 3.18.35+ kernel? I don't like upstreamed kernels, I just want a stock nougat kernel because I'm going to port those roms to make them available to my device.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] Szarmageddon:
Hey there xda,

I have a question regarding odd s pen functionality. I am here to pick your brains.

My brand new tab s4 SM-T830 came with a possibly defective pen. The pen is always on. A cm from the screen or so it displays the cursor correctly, but a bit closer the cursor disappears and the pen is immediately active. It writes without touching or any button pressing. Instead of showing the cursor till a screen touch occurs it swipes the screens or long presses buttons or, where applicable, writes. The pen basically non-stop touchlessly interacts with the screen.

I tried switching tips, no fix. I tried the pen on an older note 10.1 2014 edition, the weird behaviour is on. I tried the old note 10.1 2014 pen on the new S4 and the pen behaves correctly and as expected.

Is this a bug or a feature? Is this behaviour intended for this pen model or is it a faulty behaviour? What would you suggest as a fix?

Android 8.1.0 ARK4

The device came from a bigger chain store so it is unlikely that they'd replace the pen only and I already set up this tablet so nicely... I am interested in possible solutions other than resetting and returning it. But ultimately if need be i will do so.

Thanks for your kind answers and help in advance.

-Sz
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] Note10.1Dude:
Faulty pen. The calibration distance is off. Possibly something assembled incorrectly in it. I have 4 different S-pens from different devices and they all behave the same (correctly) as the new one that came with my S4.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] Szarmageddon:
Thank you Note10.1Dude.

I have contacted the seller and requested further advice on the warranty procedure.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] Szarmageddon:
For further reference: The tablet has been returned to me in working condition. I can not see in the documentation if a new pen was supplied or if the original was serviced. The tablet was refreshed to Android 9, not something I asked for or wanted.

It has obviously been something for the warranty repair center.

Thanks for your help with this.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
I will start by saying i know that this has been done and that Samsung will never listen to us or that simply doesn't care but

I have started a campaign on Twitter i will write a request directed at Samsung Mobile and Samsung Mobile USA everyday until they block me or something else happens.

If you don't agree with me its really ok and i see your reasoning, but the purpose of this threat is to attach it on the Twitter request.

So i would like to invite you to join my request just by writing down on the thread with capital letters "UNLOCK OUR DEVICE"

For those who don't agree with me I would like that you don't write it here lets keep this thread clean and focused.

Let's hope that by doing the same thing we get different results.

Here is the link of the tweet i will be writing everyday:

https://twitter.com/Shkrepsja/status/1141086683770818562?s=19

Feel free to retweet it or disagree with me there

Thank you!:highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bignazpwns:
They don't care. Only ones who they will listen to are the service providers and Verizon will tell them to lock it down even more
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
I know but don't care i will continue doing that at least until they block me ?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
If only someone with real influence could join you on Twitter.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bignazpwns:
Its been done. It won't change anything until the provider tells them to. It's locked because of them. And they won't unlock it because you can just run features they charge for for free. It makes no sense for them to unlock it. People are going to keep buying the devices reguardless.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
Its they have given up i guess but i won't

I don't why only Samsung does that man some say that is because of the carriers but i don't think saw because if you think about it OnePlus have a unlock bootloader. What does that mean OnePlus has bigger balls then Samsung?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
OnePlus has an unlocked bootloader do you think they have bigger balls then Samsung?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] The_Keeper86:
Probably. Even the T-Mobile version has one once you pay it off. That's most likely gonna be my next phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
Thats exactly my point we pay almost 1000 $ for the phone we shouldn't have less options then OnePlus
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] The_Keeper86:
I totally agree man. It's a damn shame really. My first Note was the Note 5 straight from T-Mobile it had an unlocked bootloader. That was January 2016. I guess some laws changed since then? I don't know.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
Even tmobile versions have locked bootloaders now. Idk about the law but if OnePlus Pixel LG have unlocked bootloaders we should have them too
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
No "law" has changed. Just company policy. If there was a "law" that changed, people wouldn't be able to unlock other phones, like OnePlus phones that are sold through T-Mobile. I unlocked my OnePlus 7 Pro easily. This locked bootloader BS is from Samsung and/or Qualcomm and/or T-Mobile policy.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Jammol:
Include John Legere(?) Or however his name is spelt. The CEO of TMobile. I remember on the Note 5 someone tweeted him about a bootloader unlock and he tweeted Samsung. Lol. Wait, that might have been the Note 8. I don't remember, but tweet him either way.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bober10113:
but....you can already unlock the bootloader. just not on north american carrier models.

( strangely in south america and China the same SOC (snapdragon) can be unlocked. and of course the exynos model too...i wonder why... how can it be that the reset of the WHOLE PLANET HAS UNLOCKABLE BOOTLAODERS...lol ..i really wonder why.....

but seriously its prety obvious to me)

that's 'merican freedom for ya.( lol funny how a communist country has better rights in certain aspects of life)

so do the logical thing, read up on the subject and petition the carriers instead ( they are the true culprits obviously). ( while ure at it petition all that is bad about em like price of contracts and such)

as it stands OPs 'efforts' are a big waste of time.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
I will on tomorrow's tweet
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
Idk man but i don't think that the carrier's are to blame Samsung makes the devices and should have the ball to say this my device if you want you sell it as it is. You see iPhone's, pixels onepluses etc with no bloatware and unlocked bootloader and the biggest smartphone manufacturer has bloats and no unlocked bootloader

SAMSUNG SERIOUSLY STEP UP AND BE A MAN GROW A PAIR OF BALLS
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bober10113:
well the n960u1 firmware has no bloat...

and the iphone is locked tighter than... lol i wont go there.

its the carriers trust me. they require samsung to put the bloat as part of the deal. its in the contract they have with samsung and they require them to locked it down and bloat it up. samsung won't make 2 phones available for a region. they produce the hardware and slap on the csc and other crap. thats why the U1 is bloatless( sammy bought device directly) but locked because its a requirement by the providers because that device will end up on an north America provider. it represents millions of dollars if not more to get these devices onto the market and into shady carrier plans. why would samsung refuse this business/contract? i mean if someone gives me 20 000$ to piss in some one's porch, as morally wrong rhat may be, id probaly do it because we're all in the money making business unfortunately.

again this practice of not allowing a bootloader to be unlocked is very different for the rest of the world. i reiterate, apart from north america, every single device samsung produces for the planet can get their bootloader unlocked.

isint that proof enough ?

id take it up with the carriers and ure state law office instead.

again, samsung is only producing fones in accordance with the carrier's ruling. its like buying a car second hand and the original owner payed extra for some stupid spoiler or something and you as the 3nd party goes back to the dealership and blames the dealer for it... they just abide to the order.

moreover, i wouldint be surprised the united states fcc and carriers have some sort of agreement that is not public or you have to be a lawyer to read the fine print and hundreds of pages that stipulates why the device's bootloader is not allowed to be unlocked. its politics and money related for sure.

are you surpised? that's 'merica for ya.

anyways ill say it again. people should just stop buing NA devices.

also here is proof that its the providers:

alot of them wont allow you to use advanced csc features like wifi calling and volte on 'greymarket' devices. they even made up a term for it because they didnt get a piece of the pie when u buy a device that is not carrier bought ie: international version.

when u buy a car second hand or that is from an other country, does the state roads bureau say no you cant drive it? or no you cant modify it? of course not. you pay taxes and have a permit that enables you to drive it.

so by paying good money monthly to have a line and data plan, they should be doing these shady practices that the rest of the world dont do.

businesses own America.(and canada)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Idan73:
What's the point considering how difficult they make it even with s10 series exynos. Think I might get off the Sammy train next, as I require root for all my devices and note 10 exynos will be just as difficult as s10 series is at this point, with virtually no development.

Sent from my phone
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bober10113:
i get where ure coming from.

but unlocking the BL is but half of the task. but i mean we're just the users using what ever means other people find and develop to gain root access. how hard or how skillful these people that are developping and contributing to get recovery and root this time around i dont know. The ease at which the s7, s8...etc were overcome by, may be a pure fluke. maybe there is just less intrest for doing so on these devices than before. with all the new companies, there are no longer the top 3 manufactures that made it more likely that people would choose samsung to develop on.

but if I'm not mistaken the problem or should i say difficulty with the s10 is the recovery and the handoff/subsequent boot process to homescreen. purely speaking about root, i think top john woo came up with the method prety quickly. but as someone that likes flashing roms and zips, recovery is a very big part of the root/recovery double edged sword. but as anything else, since the methods have changed abit, there are always things to overcome at first. what is not bad about this scenario is that the s10 helped bring those hurdles months ago to light and i think that this will help speed up things for the note 10(compared to the s10). but all in all it does slow things down regarding development, that i agree. but ireally think thats because the interest of devs and the fact that the market is being flooded by:

more different models and sub models and more phone companies than before, thus diluting the dev base in more fractionated parties... and ive heard also people saying that they dont even feel the need to root and all that comes with it anymore. for me though, lol that's not the case.

anyways, i guess we'll see when we get there...( august ? lol)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
As i said it's not that i disagree but we must do our part

At least i will and lets hope we achieve something
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bober10113:
i did mine and am continuing:

i buy international versions since the note 8. more specifically i buy the korean devices made for the Korean market. i bet quality control on their own homeland devices are better.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] alanifotis:
Judging from the preferential treatment maybe they are
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bober10113:
thers a saying:

you dont chit where u eat.

so I'm thinking all those screen issues won't and don't happen on korean n9x0n devices sold in korea.

i might be imagining things too lol

but im 2 for 2 on perfect no sign of defect n950n and n960n devices. well see when i get the note 10 i guess
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] unh1nged:
I put Virgin Mobile Canada through hell for 4 months about the locked bootloader. I mention it here http://https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=80081724&postcount=600. It resulted in me getting a Note 9 credited in full, $1369 CAD, a better plan, and an offer for fibre optic high speed internet 100down 10up, which is twice as fast as my current (at the time) providers for 20 less per month including modem rental, install and activation all waved. So that's good, but I still have a Note 9 with bootlock and a bunch of paid for "root apps", that I can't use. As someone else said in the thread, its carriers we need to get the attention of, but we're all spread out among them, so it's difficult to collectively make noise. I'm not on Twitter and I never will be, so I couldn't take part in the petition, or I would have. Try registering with a free petition service such as gopetition.com or ipetitions.com. www.change.org/start is probably the best option considering the domain name, which is what we need, change. Hope that helps, and i'll check back to add my name if you so choose to use one. Thanks for the effort so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Not to throw any shade, I'm genuinely curious, how often do these petitions cause phone makers to positively respond to them?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
It is 100% your carrier. Samsung has nothing to do with it. They just do what they see in their contract with the carrier. I just tweeted john legere T-mobile's CEO. He seems like a cool guy. He actually made his people send me a brand new note 9 and reimbursed me the whole amount I paid for the phone originally after I tagged him in a tween complaining about his reps not helping me. LOL
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] gruuvin:
Wow! This world is full of crazy people. Samsung is abiding by a business agreement they made with carriers (and most likely written contract). It would be wrong for Samsung to break that agreement for the wants of people that Samsung NEVER made agreements with! Other phone manufacturers have not made these agreements with carriers.

You bought the Samsung. Of your own free will! Nobody forced it on you. If you don't like the agreement that Samsung made with carriers and you prefer a different phone, then figure it out! Sell your Samsung. Buy a phone that does what you want! But don't expect an enormous industry to break its design and screw up a business relationship, because you didn't do your homework and now you are having a temper tantrum. You are one in seven billion! They won't listen to you. To think they will is a prime example of narcissism. Kids usually grow out of this stuff. Today? Not so much.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Jammol:
I agree with every single thing you said.

However, technically speaking, they do have a "contract" with us as consumers. In economics, theres a general realization that there is a bond of acceptance and understanding between a merchant and the consumer. If we don't buy their stuff, their numbers suffer. The problem isn't that the carriers don't care or Samsung for that matter. The problem is that the amount of people that actually care about unlocking bootloaders and rooting phones is quite small compared to the overall amount of people that purchase the devices from the carriers.

Aside from that, this next bit is in general terms...

Xda or any other android site or forum that specializes in modifying devices on a software level is not big enough to cause a dent in the revenue of companies such as US carriers or smartphone manufacturers. Great example, you would actually be seeing carriers provide devices from major manufacturers such as Samsung, with unlocked bootloaders because the majority of their consumers said they would switch to another carrier if they didn't.

Just saying.?