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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flopez_dj:
Hello I need your help !!!!

Huawei Ags-w09 tablet

Does not start stays in erecovery shows the option to connect to wifi and gives the error wifi failed! I access another screen of the erecovery where it gives me the hard reset option and it never reaches 100%, it turns off or freezes.

With hsuite in recover system tells me that the device does not support this.

Try with sd memory creating the dload folder with the update file doesn't work either.

In fastboot mode with commands in cmd it indicates bootloader blocked.

Any solution!

Thank you

Hola necesito su ayuda!!!!

Tablet Huawei Ags-w09

No inicia se queda en erecovery muestra la opción conectarse en wifi y da el error wifi failed! Accedo a otra pantalla del erecovery donde me da la opción hard reset y nunca llega al 100% se apaga o queda congelada.

Con hsuite en recuperar sistema me dice q el dispositivo no es compatible con esto.

Intente con memoria sd creando la carpeta dload con el archivo update tampoco funciona.

En modo fastboot con comandos en cmd me indica bootloader bloqueado.

Alguna solución!

Muchas gracias
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flopez_dj:
Help!!!!!

Please help!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leoic82:
was anyone able to fix this tablet with frp¿¿
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] MrohanK:
Please read first if you'll care to write something.

I'm on paranoid Android. I tried Nikita, Parrot, fu24, and couple others which didn't work at all.

With some of these I could get wide angle to "start working", yet it didn't go past a black screen. Nothing showed up. I messed with jpeg and raw settings but no luck.

I tried ghostrider's and arnova's fixes but neither worked.

Any ideas/recommendations to make it work?

An addition: strangely arnova's module gets the device to stuck at bootloop, and the other was working before, yet one day stopped don't know why and doesn't work any more. It's rather strange, probably something is broken in the device. Yet I don't know/can't guess what.
[Shift General] pharao:
Hello Folks !

I know that the issue of "vanishing" SD memory cards has been discussed in the XDA Forum before, and from those threads I also figured that there is a Hotfix patch available for this problem from Microsoft:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948278/

But Microsoft does not offer a download link for that fix :mad:

Instead they direct you to their "beg me for it" support site, where they state that owners of pre-installed Vista systems are only offered support on a "pay per support request" basis at the tune of >$60 per ticket :-(

All others are directed to go the website of their device's manufacturer.

But HTC doesn't offer any patches or fixes for the Shift, heck they don't even have an "updated driverrs" section there :mad:

But things have gotten that bad on my Shift by now that every time I switch SD cards (even w/o hibernation), I get the exact error the MS note describes and have to reboot Vista to get my SD card back :mad:

Can anyone here please(!!) send me that MS Hotfix.

Why do I have to pay to get a buggy SW fixed, simply because I am the legit owner of a Window's Vista version?

Whoever was so screwed up in the head to put Vista on that box in the first place?

If not for the missing drivers for XP (resolution changer and the like), I would have already kicked Vista of that darn thing myself.

Best would of course have been Linux, but the driver sittuation there is even worse (no touchpad, no SNAPVuE, ...)

Please, somebody help me here.

The HTC Shift, such a powerfull device, and such a lousy implementation :eek:
[Shift General] outparda:
Hi,

I clicked your link and then clicked on this link at the top of the page.

Hotfix Download Available

View and request hotfix down.

They detected my Location - Australia.

I filled in my email address and was sent a time & password protected download link to the Hotfix.

They warn that this Hotfix is not fully tested.

I will wait for the official one.

Regards,

Steve
[Shift General] szjohnwong:
I have the same problem too!

I am using a 16G SD card from A data. In order to use it, I have to reboot the shift. Now I have purchased an external SD card reader, it then works better!
[Shift General] thaihugo:
you said you have read all the thread concerning that fix. In one of them, you can download it.

BTW, the fix actually doesn't fix much, but you can still hope.
[Shift General] pof:
What are you talking about? We have 100% hardware support for the shift in Linux, everything is working, check my blog.
[Shift General] motowiz:
I've tried to install this hotfix and it prompts "This hotfix is not meant for your system". I have Vista Bussiness SP1.
[Shift General] pharao:
Pleeeeaaase, I'm not a fool.

I've read through the posts of the guy who wrote most of the drivers for Linux and by his own admission things like touchscreen only work under Linux if Windoze initialized the device first (dual boot option).

Such clumsy work arounds might be fine for you, but I need this box for WORK, not play.

So I can't afford to have to mess around first to get certain functions running, and I need every single item on that box - be it touchpad, phone or screen rez change...

And anything that requires Dual Boot is unacceptable for work from the get go.

Imagine my project leaders wants me to perform a certain task on the fly and my reply is "OK Boss, just give me 5-10 minutes, I'll have for boot into Windoze for that first" :-(

Either it *all* works under Linux or otherwise I wasted a lot of money on an oversized paper weight.
[Shift General] pharao:
Maybe they build that page for each location differently, but for my current locale (German province), I was exactly looking for that link (even using the "search" function), but could not find it.

If you could post that URL I would appreciate it.

Or maybe that page only works correctly if used with IE ??? :(
[Shift General] pof:
You are in front of that guy... and yes, that was one of the caveats from the first versions of the touchscreen driver (looks like you haven't been updated since a looong time), now the initialization works correctly and dualboot is not needed anymore.

As I said before, it does *all* work.
[Shift General] pharao:
OK, I just tried again with another browser.

Now it seems to work OK and I'll wait for MS response.

The thing that worries me is that the web page said "for Vista Business SP2".

But I only got Service Pack 1 and I don't even think that there is an SP2 out yet for Vista.

I checked on the MS website just this weekend and they only listed SP1.

Am I wrong here about the MS Service Packs for Vista???:confused:
[Shift General] pharao:
So you are telling me that SnapVuE, Touchscreen, Fingerprint Reader, Rez Change, Touchpad, Modem, WebCam, Audio and WM6 connectivity *all* work under Linux?

Be carefull what you claim here, because I am a Linux user & admin and have a "ready2install" SuSE 11.x distro right in front of me!
[Shift General] thaihugo:
Because it is already included in SP1
[Shift General] pharao:
But if that is true then why do I stell get that error (as I am on SP1) and why does the MS website claim SP2 as a pre-requesite?
[Shift General] thaihugo:
I suggest you to tone down, because pof is actually the only guy I know working on linux drivers for the shift. Talking about clumsy workaround is not the best way to thank him. Maybe you can use some smiley here.

May I also remind you that there are some heavyweight professionals on this forum, so claiming your professional problems as a bragging right might be a bit moot for most of us.
[Shift General] thaihugo:
The fix is for pre-SP1. So it cannot install on SP1

ANd there is no SP2 for vista. You're reading probably something for XP
[Shift General] Guancho:
Well, I haven't tried it myself, but there are some guys in the comments of your "linux on shift" blog, that claim that there are severe problems with WiFi.

They say it won't work with WEP enabled networks.

Can you confirm this or is there a fix available?
[Shift General] pof:
It works for me, but i'll have a look at it when I have time.
[Shift General] Guancho:
Thanks, I really appreciate your work! It's great that someone works on fully enabling ubuntu on the shift.

And sorry for being off-topic ;)
[Shift General] pharao:
May I suggest you tone it down yourself?

It was pof who jumped into this thread proclaiming very loudly that his drivers would make *all* under Linux work.

Emphasis on all on his own part.

So if he makes a claim which proofs to be false, then I would call that very unprofessional indeed (not that I allege such at this point, but that is why I listed all the [many] devices his claim would include).

I don't know about the environment in which the "heavyweights" you mention in this forum work, but in my world making a claim like that would get me fired if it proofed to be untrue.

And I'm talking about the kind of projects here where such news travels very fast - and I did mention that I use my Shift for work.

Thus my livelyhood depends on my systems functioning 100% (not 95% or 99%).

And despite me being an avert Linux user myself, I'm not one of those folks who believe I have to get all my stuff for free, thus if I do not find that someone willing to write drivers for free obliges me to be gratefull beyond agony (should they still not work as advertised).

Quite the opposite. I'm among the first willing to pay for my SW as long as it works. I did not choose Linux (for my PC) because it is "free", as screwing up on the job because of a failing System would cost me a lot more than simply paying for a professional operating system.

So if something does not work right (like having to boot into Windows first before I can start working under Linux), I do call it "clumsy" - because that is what it is!

If pof wants to be paid for his drivers, he can PM me about that proposal.

But in any case I'll demand for that stuff to work 100% or else I call it what it is.

Because my boss would call me far worse if I'd screw up because I e.g. couldn't access my info because my HTC Shift went bye bye on the job.

:):p:D:cool:(enough smileys?)
[Shift General] pharao:
PS thaihugo, the tone of your reply already convinced me to stick with Windoze on the Shift.

Because as lousy as Vista works on the HTC, at least there I do have "bragging rights" (as you call it) to demand working SW - because I paid for it.

That's a lot better than trying to get some freebie working and if it ain't working to be told "hey, what do you want? You got it for free!"
[Shift General] pof:
I just added a comment to let you know that your statement was wrong, you said that "Best would of course have been Linux, but the driver sittuation there is even worse". If you really preferred Linux, you would have been glad to hear that we have 100% hardware support in Linux.

Again, believe it or not, everything you listed is working perfect under Linux on HTC Shift.

Did you ever wrote a Linux device driver without having any manufacturer specs? I did, and I wanted to share my results with others, that's why the first versions of the touchscreen driver (exactly from versions 0.1 to 0.3) had to boot Vista before you could use the touchscreen. This was solved in version 0.4 (released 7 days after 0.1) and now we are at version 1.6. Of course I could have waited to release the driver and release it when I knew how to initialize the hardware, but I preferred to release it "clumsy" in its early versions than to keep it just for myself.
[Shift General] thaihugo:
I'm happy to have such influence. You should report this to your boss, he might not like to share.:D
[Shift General] pharao:
I just went to an OpenSuSE "support" website, similar in struture to this one, because after upgrading to 11.0 my USB stopped working (seems that 11.0 doesn't like ACPI nearly as much as 10.x did - so much for improvements).

There I found a thread were another user had asked for help with his failing USB support, and opposite to me that dude was a newbie and admitted to such.

But instead of having "mercy" with the dude, the folks in the forum lectured him how "grateful" he should be for his failing USB interface, because his plight would provide him with an opportunity to learn *ix the hard way "something which many new users don't value enough".

I had to read those posts twice to believe them, but indeed that kind of attitude is one of the main reasons why Linux has such a hard time penetrating the corporate world.

That guy was desperatly seeking to put his system back together and instead he was told to do some more "trial & error", because of the valuable learning experience that would provide to him.

I will give pof's drivers a try (as soon as I managed to dump my current setup to disk) - as I can't stand Vista in the 1st place and on the HTC its a near daily catastrophe.

But I can only hope for the both of us that pof isn't ghostwriting on that before mentioned Linux website - because what I can not afford is to play "trial & error", while trying to access the information I store on the HTC for my job.

(PS: Like to put some smiley here, but what's the icon for "I hope I won't regret this?")
[Shift General] pharao:
Don't get me wrong pof. I do appreciate the/your effort.

Its just that I think to often open source programmers get so carried away by their handywork that they forget the difference between "toyware" and "workware".

Meaning e.g. in some circumstances solutions like "boot into A before you can start working under B" are just as unacceptable as "E to G work fine but K to Z don't and everything in between might just work if you try hard enough".

That is why I was woeful of your claim, because after all the news I had read about your drivers just ~2 month ago was not nearly as optimistic as your claims are now.

And unfortunately I need every single feature of the HTC Shift for my work.

If not for that I would have never spend the ~1200 Euros that I did for the first production line version of it. :eek:
[Shift General] motowiz:
Off topic

Sorry, but I think this thread is to discuss "Shift SD Card Vanishes Issue". I think this happens in VISTA, so why is this thread reffreing only Linux in the last 2 pages...

This discussion, I think, is off topic...

Sorry don't get me wrong but if someone tries to read this to find a solution for "SDcard/Vista" will discover that "Linux is the best??" what's the point???
[Shift General] motowiz:
Don't ask me HOW? or WHY?

I don't know if this works with you or not. I had severe problems with SD disappering and 3G not working (Vista side) after sleep or hibernate.

Suddendly after instaling this software that I posted and was intended to extend battery life http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=412544 my system started to work perfectly...

Don't know if this was what fixed it, I've tried too many things, all that I saw in other blogs, or discussion boards I tested.

After installing this app I can hibernate, sleep, remove and atach my SD card and always have it...
[Shift General] herpi:
Yep, and I would like to see more about the relation with wifi.

When I switch WIFI off, I have much less problems. How come?

Is that the place to search?

Huib
[Shift General] pharao:
You are right & wrong at the same time :eek:

Yes, Linux (as a solution) wasn't on my own mind when I started this thread.

Simply because I was under the impression that it wasn't an option on the HTC Shift - for lack of propper drivers.

I was then "assaulted" ;) so vehemently on that assumption that I "had to" :rolleyes: respond.

Thus the drifting off into the Linux World.

The other reason why I think nobody has kept talking about a Vista based solution for this issue is because there is none.

The aforementioned Hotfix is (supposedly) already included in SP1 and I experience this problem with SP1 running on my box.

Matter of fact, it all got worse after I had installed SP1 :mad:

Because my SD card slot now vanishes even w/o hibernation - just simply trying to change cards will make it disappear until the next reboot.

Sorry to repeat myself here, but putting Vista on that box was one of the bigger screw ups HTC marketing committed when putting the Shift components together.

They should have stuck with XP or gone straight to Linux.
[Shift General] pharao:
All I know is that I've read somewhere that SD & WiFi all run over the same bus (yep, that's the reason why WiFi is so abysmally slow on the Shift).
[Shift General] pharao:
I'm glad you made some progress on your system with this.

But that SW you mention is actually a Microsoft Hotfix, which as such is/will be bundled into the Vista Service Pack.

As I've already noticed that the other MS Hotfix made things worse once it got included into the SP1, I'm not sure about the future of this other Hotfix.

Simply avoiding Service Packs like the devil does holy water is not solution, as those SPs contain tons of security patches and other fixes as well.

What I (we?) would need is a solution that is part of a Service Pack, not one cancelled out by the same.
[Shift General] motowiz:
Missed something????

Are you just complaining about life, or do you really want to solve your problem... Evry time you write something it seems that you are complaining. Remember that no one here is held responsible for the problems you have. If you want some help discuss it in a friendly maner... otherwise you can get to a point where nobody helps you out.

Now to try to help you, and this was what I did, first be sure you read all the posts till the end, because somewhere I indicated to download this app

http://www.codeplex.com/vistabattery

That is not a Microsoft hotfix.

When you get your shift in a state that your SD card is not recognized go to:

Windows/Inf and del infcahe.1 file (take ownership of the file first) and then reboot

after this install the above software

This works for me, and every time I lose my SD card, it happens when I accidently take it out when the PC is in sleep state, I simply delelte infcache.1 then reboot, and after this I can do whatever I need, unmount SD card, sleep, hibernate, that the card is always recognized.

HOPE THIS HELPS...
[Shift General] pharao:
People who pee at my leg and then tell me its raining are usually not included on my Christmas shopping list...but I think we both can live with that :mad:

First, don't even try to portray me as someone "just out to complain".

Either this is a forum where people can report problems with their device or its just a place where self styled jackasses can gloat about their perceived genius.

These problems the Shift has under Vista are real, serious and impair productivity.

And what you "offer" so friendly is not a solution by any stretch of the imagination, even if it would work on my machine.

At best its a clumsy workaround that "works" until the next Service Pack or HotFix blows it out of the water.

So don't expect flowers and a marching band parade for something that isn't professional by any stretch of the imagination.

>When you get your shift in a state that your SD card is not recognized go to:

>Windows/Inf and del infcahe.1 file (take ownership of the file first) and then reboot

When I reboot my SD card is recognized anyways (until I try to change it again after which time it goes away).

And how the heck am I supposed to finish e.g. my presentation when I'll have to spend 15-20 minutes waiting for Vista to finish booting every time I try to change SD cards?

Pardon my lack of enthusiasm but for a brand spanking new US$1800 expensive machine, yours is the dumbest "fix it" advise I've ever heard!

If that's as good as Vista gets on the HTC Shift then all I have to say is:

Don't ever buy an HTC Shift with Vista running on it!
[Shift General] alazarid:
problem solved with the new vista drivers from HTC

Dear all,

I have reinstalled the VISTA :( after I saw the post for the new drivers released from HTC.

After this upgrade it seems that all the problems regarding the SD card went away.

now the only problem is VISTA it self but for now I can live with it.

slow but stable.

it has ben more than a week working with it without any problems.

Regards
[Shift General] herpi:
I did not reinstall Vista but did the driver thing. And I also have the idea the problem is solved.

However.. after coming back from sleep youy can see that it is reloading the SD card.

I can hapily live with it.

Did not try to return from Hibernate however.

Huib
[Shift General] trondkk:
I can also report having no more problems with vanishing SD-cards after installing the newest drivers (and BIOS) from HTC. I did however not re-install VISTA, it worked fine just upgrading the existing installation.

I also feel that the Shift is now much faster than before the upgrade. It is no speed-demon by any means but it is no longer a veritable turtle either.

Edit: SD-card appears after both sleep and hibernate on my Shift
[Shift General] herpi:
That's good to hear.

I have been trimming my Shift now.

I remapped the tab key on the left into f11 key for quick toggle of full screen in both Firefox and VLC player.

Of course I remapped the Shift Lock in Shift.

Use the fullfullscreen in Firefox too, to get bigger real estate.

Slowly I am going to love the litle bastard, after so many irritations in the first place.

The quick resolution switch is also very handy.

I use two 16 gigabyte SD cards for my video's etc.

Bought a second battery.

This poor guy flies only cattleclass and I never could look films easily with a normal laptop. Always the risk of a chair in front of me being reclined.

So... on the run it starts fitting my needs.

It was also my first Vista machine and I must say.... not too bad.

Huib
[Shift General] motowiz:
Big applause to you... You managed to solve your problem congratulations... :)
[Shift General] cmonex:
now.. I've never had an SD issue

I'm quite certain it depends on the SD brand. try different SD's.

(if the update didn't fix it, I mean)
[Shift General] LordDeath:
It seems, that the updates fixed this issue on my Shift :)
[Shift General] herpi:
Same to me. After this HTC update the problem never came back.

Huib
[Moto Z2 Force  Questions & Answers] darklord881:
Hi

I have rooted my Z2 force which has stop getting any updates and also some apps don't work anymore. I want to unroot it and also locked the bootloader again. Pl guide me

Thanks.
[Moto Z2 Force  Questions & Answers] cgigate:
You can do manual update by downloading the firmware and flashing on yourself...
[Moto Z2 Force  Questions & Answers] darklord881:
I have downloaded firmware but stuck on the bootloader as it is locked oem locked, flashing locked,and it is all reased just fastboot screen and it says your device is corrupt and can't boot
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] skanndelus:
I've attached the battery breakdown. Is this normal?
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] Darkat70:
Doesn't look right especially Google Usage thats huge.

Heres my breakdown on mostly 4G data.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] TechOut:
Unless you have poor cell reception at home id turn off wifi calling then. Most public wifi won't allow wifi calling anyway so it doesn't serve much purpose if it drains your battery that bad.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] emremutlu:
With s20... everything drains battery. I get 3 hr sot with 97 hz. I am not even using wifi call, play games or use social media.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] TechOut:
I'm on 120hz and can easily get 5-6 hours SOT
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] skanndelus:
Google doesn't seem as high now, it isn't even on the too used list. I disabled WiFi calling but it's still showing up. Unrelated but I keep getting occasional sms stuck sending. A restart fixes it.
[Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20+ / S20 Ultra Questions & ] emremutlu:
I got s20+ exynos and since i have the phone sot is 2 or 3 hrs. Camera drains battery very fast and device gets really hot. Any suggestion to improve battery life?