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[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Questions & Answers] paulrgod:
Please delete in wrong forum...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Questions & Answers] stephane.papin:
Thanks for this information just about to buy 1.

Does it charge on support ? Mode normal/fast/very fast ?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] farhan_ali790:
I bought a demo phone with Imei repaired dual sim working fine, one UI 2.0. and I want to update it 2.1 but when I click to update it says registration failed . what I can do and any other way to install 2.1 one UI apps like gallery camera
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] p50kombi:
If you didn't get an answer in the questions and answer thread you opened, you're not going to get it here.

Opening up multiple threads on the same subject is only going to make it more difficult for you to get an answer.

Reported this thread, as it is double..

Thanks, please stay on your original opened thread for clarity. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Themes, Apps, and Mods] Badger50:
Duplicate thread closed. The original topic can be found here.

[MENTION=7005692]farhan_ali790[/MENTION]. For future reference, please refer to XDA rule #5 about creating multiple, duplicate threads.

Thank you.

Badger50

XDA Moderator Staff
[Huawei Developers] Martin Bieber:
learn more：https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/share-kit
[HTC Startrek] nanard1980:
Hello,

I want to know, how do you do a rom for qtek 8500?

I have already do more rom for P3300, but i can't do for 8500.

When i have dump ,cook and reconpile my rom , i update the rom on my startrek and it freeze on the first splash screen?

Can you help me?

thx for help

ps:Sorry for my english i m french and not very good.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nlra:
Okay, story time. Some time ago, the battery in my Z5c swelled up and pushed the battery cover off the back of the phone. I replace the battery myself, & also order new (supposedly OEM) adhesive for the back glass. It does NOT stick on well, popping off one side or the other every few minutes. After fighting it for a while (ordering additional replacement adhesive and trying to re-clean and re-apply it a couple more times), it seems to finally stay in place.

Fast-forward a few months. I see the back glass coming off again. Oh, great, here we go again. I peel it off, and find that the replacement battery is a *little* inflated. Not by much, and not nearly as much as the original battery, but even though it seems to barely be a problem, it's also clear that the battery cover is not skin-tight as it was when it went in. Perhaps it was "enough" that given the tolerances inside, it still managed to push the back glass off. Okay, fine: I bought 2 replacement batteries at the time, so I'll put the other one in.

Fast-forward another few months to a couple of weeks ago. SAME BLASTED THING. Battery barely inflated, back cover coming off, but not really 100% clear whether the battery *really* is the culprit, or whether this adhesive I keep buying is just crap, or if I'm not applying it correctly.

Well, this time I'm running into the same problem trying to re-apply it that I did the first time around: it simply Will. Not. Stay. Put. I've tried the usual tricks I have read about: namely, making sure everything is squeaky-clean, and warming up the adhesive before pressing the back glass onto the phone, and then giving it a little time to cure with something heavy on top of the phone (if I had some clamps, I might try to use those instead). It helps for a couple of hours, but then the back cover just comes RIGHT off again.

Here is my hypothesis: either my phone's chassis is was not quite up to manufacturing standards, or I keep re-assembling it wrong, or something along those lines, because the battery sticks up slightly above the surrounding black frame. And what I can see when the back first starts coming off is that it is slightly "bowing" a bit...the top and bottom are sunk slightly below the plastic frame, but the middle bows out to the point where it rises slightly ABOVE the plastic frame. It's as if either the battery is sitting too high inside the phone, or the frame around the battery is sitting too low.

I have tried taking it all apart again and putting it all back together, but no dice.

Has anybody ever experienced anything like this? It's super frustrating. It seems clearly like a design defect. I just wish I could understand how things are different right now vs. when it was originally assembled at the factory.

Right now I'm sitting here seriously thinking that maybe the answer to this is to layer TWO back adhesive stickers on top of each other, in order to raise the edges of the glass back up enough above the battery that the back won't bow out anymore...

Argh!
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nlra:
...oh, also: and are genuine Sony batteries REALLY this crap in terms of quality?? If so, they should be ashamed and should have recalled many of these phones. I have yet to run into a genuine Sony Z5c battery that doesn't have at least a small build-up of gases within the battery pack after a few short months of use. I have been shying away from third-party batteries by no-name companies, but at this point I'm thinking that those could only be worse if they managed to spontaneously burst into flames.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nlra:
In case anybody else who is struggling with the same thing ever ends up stumbling across this in the future, I seem to have finally managed to successfully tackle this problem. I finally got more pre-cut adhesive in, and yes: at least in my case, stacking two of them on top of each other has done the trick. (It's not easy lining them up in order to apply them to each other, either...I can tell you that much.)

I don't know if maybe all the adhesive that is out on the market is not "genuine" Sony and so not built to the same spec (maybe the genuine article is much thicker?), or if my particular phone's manufacturing tolerances are just outside the norm (either the battery is sticking up farther than it should, or the edges of the frame are sunk in further than they should be), or what. But using 2 stacked on top of each other instead of 1 seems to be the perfect thickness, allowing for the back glass to remain flush with the plastic frame's edges while also remaining perfectly flat.

I can tell you that at least on my phone, this is still not enough to ensure a tight water seal (pressure sensor doesn't change with increasing outside pressure). But it's hard to know if that's due to the way the back is applied, or some other issue elsewhere that's entirely unrelated.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nlra:
ARGH. Nope. It lasted a lot longer than previous attempts, but now the upper-left corner, where the camera lens is, is already starting to lift off again.

This is *such* a stupid design.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bubimir13:
Try using B7000 industrial glue from Aliexpress or other vendors, it can still be unglued by heat if repairs are needed, but should stay glued better and longer then these precut adhesives which are low in quality...
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] momomomonsterbill:
Thanks for your thread. I can feel your frustration! I'm having problems with the flash LED making weird green shadows in photos (like here https://xdaforums.com/t/camera-flash-bleed.3368004/) I was thinking about opening the back cover to try and fix this and maybe install a new battery and a new camera lens while I'm at it. But now I'm afraid to open it up. I am pretty sure that a this point all "original" replacement parts that are available are fake. Should I ever find the courage: Is the back cover and camera lens made from one piece or must they be replaced separately?
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackhawk:
Try to get the OEM adhesive strips and battery.

3m makes all sorts of industrial double sided strips. Get the right thickness if you go that route.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] Arbab(AB):
This is Xtended-XQ-v12.0-j5nlte-XPLOITED Android Q ROM which I have created for my J5 2016(u can find in J5 2016 thread) but I have also created it for j5nlte but not tested cz I don't have j5nlte....so test it for me if it is working then I will build it for all J5 2015 variants....

Link: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682919031
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] carlos974:
[MENTION=8588639]Alone Boy (AB)[/MENTION]

Works great, stable and smooth. :good:

Keep testing...

Thanks very much ;)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] XELİL TÜRK:
Great job ,

Stable rom

You can building rom for 2015 variants ,

Thank you very much :good:
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Guides, News, & Discussion] garylawwd:
It's for j5nlte. It is j5 2015. Change the updater script in the ROM.zip to reflect your model and flash a kernel that is for your model also.

Might not work on j500h model tho that's just cursed
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] kingben96:
So i was on Android 10 with G710N Korean model when i decided to root and have a custom rom. i cross-flashed to ULM11g to have fastboot mode available through which i got root and twrp.

Then using patched LGUP, flashed to Android Pie using Partition DL to keep my root and twrp.

After flashing to Pie, i noticed my WiFi will be on but was not able to find any WiFi even when i was sitting next to the router.

NB>>>> The partitions I didn't flash when I was upgrading to Pie was just boot_a and boot_b.

Can anyone please help me get back my WiFi.

I would be so GRATEFUL

Thanks in Advance
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] lefttobleed:
So you downgraded to pie without changing the boot partitions??

You need to install the complete ROM and then patch the boot images for root.

If you are referring to bootloader unlock and not root, then you will not lose that on installing custom ROMs. But you will lose root and twrp which you just need to do again.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] kingben96:
Thanks for replying.

I went from Android 10 to 8 on ULM11g to have bootloader unlocked and gain root and twrp access.

Then flashed to Android 9 Pie with ULM20e but didnt flash both boot images so as to preserve root and twrp.

But after flashing all partitions except boot_a and boot_b, i noticed WiFi was not able to detect any network.

I still have bootloader unlocked and twrp with root.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] lefttobleed:
Firstly You should flash a ROM suitable for your hardware G710N, otherwise there will be compatibility issues.

Second, you need to flash the complete ROM. Use cross flash guide to do that.

After that you need to root.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] kingben96:
Okay, got it.

Will try that and give feedback

Thanks so much
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Darkius:
did you manage to solve your problems my brother? having the same issue with a brand new g7 thinq
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] YevgenyEfter:
Hello,

I am using WM 6.1, and I can't log in into a PEAP secured network.

I was given the following link to a solution:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=284534

But it is written there to add a Key, so I didn't understand if I have to add

a key or a dword value named "ValidateServerCert", and give it a value of 0.

I created the value in the key "\HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25", turned off and

on the device, and I still have the problem of connecting to the secured

network. Maybe I do something wrong?

Thanks in advance!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] YevgenyEfter:
I'm sorry for the stupid question, but maybe I just don't add the right

thing to the registry? Can someone explain me what exactly I have to add?

Thanks!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] YevgenyEfter:
Maybe someone had the same problem, and can tell me what exactly he did?

Thanks...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] jamos316:
hello

is it possible to flash a custom rom via odin?

the reason i say this is for some reason now i cannot enable oem unlock in developer settings, keeps showing a device protection function and even when i click enable the slider switches on for a second then goes back. i have tried many stock roms using the latest versions from samsung.

so i am wondering if i can bypass the having to enable the oem unlock to flash twrp recovery then the custom rom and just flash custom rom straight from odin.

james
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] shah22:
In simple terms, you can't flash anything thats not officially by samsung through odin or anything else if you don't have OEM Unlock enabled (or can't enable it due to any reason) ..

Plus as I know.. even if oem unlock is enabled.. odin can only flash official stock roms..

For flashing any custom rom you need to use twrp..

But twrp can be flashed through odin.
[Oukitel (All phone models)] DoggyStar:
I wanna know do they release any update their Phone?

I buy Oukitel wp7 and i really like it.

They site shows stock firmware they phones but many is more than year old.

Thanks,
[Oukitel (All phone models)] p8102521:
Theres an Android 10 firmware for the wp7 on their page now don't know if anyone has tried it yet though
[Oukitel (All phone models)] DoggyStar:
I already know, but thanks anyway :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Marco98:
I have mounted Lineage ROM on my S7 device (EXYNOS,SM-G930F) , but sometimes it gives me problems with the touch screen (like wearing gloves and trying to use the device), is there a way to fix this?
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] uncannyjish:
Reserved
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] nneko904:
using this much easier and faster https://github.com/Szaki/XiaomiADBFastbootTools
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
if i remember correctly when i was on miui (ginkgo)

i removed "Find Device" and the phone stay in bootloop

anyway ...

the command : pm uninstall -k --user 0 <package-name>

can remove app for user 0

but what if i want to remove the app for all users ???
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] uncannyjish:
It's personal choice. The tool does the same thing. This is for people who want to do it manually without a tool.

Also that tool is specific to the xiaomi devices to an extent. You can use this on any android smartphone. This doesn't have java dependencies as well.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] uncannyjish:
You can't remove an app completely from the system without root access. If you have a second user, you have to remove it for other users as well.

And I haven't mentioned find find device anywhere.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] godoy.rafa:
Great, debloated here. Missed play music only.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
you mentioned it in prerequisites , i tought u r goin to remov it ...

i have root access,and no 2nd user

when i use the comand the app is removed just for user 0 but it stays in the system

thats why i asked for a comand to remove it completely
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] mrmazak:
Well if you're have root, and can mount system as rw. You could use some root explorer and remove the apk's and there folder. But doing this prevents the ability for OTA update because now the system is changed.

The space saved by doing this is so tiny, you will never notice it.

---------- Post added at 05:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:53 PM ----------

Very nice thread.

FYI, I have been doing this on stock ROMs for long time. It's nice to see a listed description.

FYI, with this adb method , your debloated apps will remain gone after an OTA update. At least for me they do.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
i use custom rom and i don't want OTA

i asked for the command because it remove the app + data

i can delete the app manualy by browsing system/app or priv app but i have to look for eatch app data folder
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] mrmazak:
Well if you are concerned about the app data being left. Just run the command as in the . OP bit leave the "-k" off. This part of the command is (keep) , it keeps the user data on device. If you run the command without the -k, then it does not keep data.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] uncannyjish:
Try running adb root and use the uninstall command on the package without the flags. Since you're rooted, it might just remove app + data.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] uncannyjish:
Find the package name and remove it. I already explained all command
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] uncannyjish:
I asked everyone to disable those stuff, so to prevent any app from returning.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
i know, i asked for a command that remove the app completly not only for "user 0" and it seems no one knows it :confused:
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] OliveReeve:
Can i remove gallery? Is it safe? I mean com.miui.gallery .
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
yes
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] nneko904:
better not, there's several problems user reported when they remove it

there's many thread over which app you could remove and shouldn't, i recommend you should go search them
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] OliveReeve:
What problems are related to miui gallery removal? Please tell me I don't want to search over whole xda. It is probably bootloop too but I am not sure (hint from some github page).

---------- Post added at 11:27 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:24 AM ----------

If I get it it to bootloop by debloating, Can I fix it by adb? I know that I can reinstall app back by adb. I don't have root and twrp so far. Does it respond to adb during this bootloop?
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] mrmazak:
If you get bootloop from adb app uninstall, you will not get to use adb. Factory reset from recovery will undo the changes.

As for the gallery apk. I had removed it and was no longer able to save any photos, from any camera. I was not able to delete files from device either. The gallery app is somehow forced into needed for /sdcard file permissions. You can set it to "adb hide". If you don't want to see it
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] nneko904:
use adbxiaomifastboot tool, all apps there are safe to remove (as in no bootloop)
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] uncannyjish:
Just use

adb shell su

This is root shell.

You can use uninstall commands here to remove apps completely.

adb uninstall package
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
thank you, but i had enough of miui bull****,+ it's not possible to full debloat it without breaking the system

i'm on custom rom now and very satisfied ^w^ !
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] pnin:
Sorry for necroposting, but I need some help.

I have a new(ish) gingko and at first it worked alright; only after following this tutorial and rebooting, I'm now getting horrible lagging in the lock screen -- when I manage to unlock my RN8, it kind works OK, but while it is locked I have to frantically tap the screen to be able to input my pattern (hadn't set up any fingerprints).

In case anyone cares here's the list of apps I disabled through adb:

I thought I was taking the conservative approach (the device is still in the waiting period to get unlocked) by disabling things I don't need while I keep using the phone, but I guess I was wrong. Plus my lock screen looks kinda weird, with some asian looking text.

In case it matters, I'm still on MIUI Global v11.0.12.0(PCOMIXM). There's an update to v12.0.4.0(QCOMIXM) ready, but I'm not really keen to upgrade. Any help appreciated.

​

EDIT: lag significantly reduced by removing SIM card... 😯
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] n00bDroid:
For future reference and others in the same problem. If you remove Find Device and find yourself in a bootloop: This happend because you was logged in to your xiaomi account on the phone and had activated the service. Grab a computer, go to xiaomi website. Log in to your account and remove the checkbox for find my device. Reboot phone. All good. This is avoided by first logging out of xiaomi account before removing Find Device, but without being logged in on your device you loose the possibility to Install using USB in developer options. So if you want that just leave it be.
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
i moved to custom roms long time ago

there is no way i'll be back to sh*tui again ... :ROFLMAO:
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] n00bDroid:
I've been messing back and forth with custom ROMs since 2010. I find I get quite a clean experience with debloating with less risk of bricking / soft bricking and spending hours finding workarounds for various issues. My last issue was failing safety net when it started checking for bootloader lock status.. But I understand it's fixed in newer Magisk versions. Until Google finds a way around the workaround.. Which custom ROM is your favourite btw?

(Also, my initial reply wasn't just for you 😉)
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
RRos
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mapuku:
how do we feel about deleting these apps appvault, blocklist, catchlog, feedback (com.miui.bugreport), freeform, mi recycle, miconnectservise, pai, quickball, powerdetector, system apps updater?

and why do we delete webview?
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] loopypalm:
if you r on A10 you can disable them, but on A11 i didn't test

advice : move to aosp !

you can delete webview but soon or later you will need it (apps that have web inteface depend on it)
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidUser24:
If the device is not rooted, can the (-k) be omitted so that the app data is also deleted?
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] oB1to:
i uninstalled com.android.updater and bricket my phone. And i had locked bootloader. Now im trying with XIaoMiTool V2 :S
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Patricio Najeal:
Some of the "trackers" in the OP actually disable the wifi for my Redmi 9A, namely com.miui.daemon and com.miui.analytics. For anyone still using this method, you should definitely prepare to experiment with your options and see what works with your system.

I made a short shell script to give me the command to run in adb shell

#!/bin/sh
applist=(
"com.miui.foo"
"com.xiaomi.bar"
"com.google.baz"
)
for app in ${applist[@]}; do
printf "pm uninstall -k --user 0 $app; "
done
printf "\n"

As for my applist, I have the following:

"com.miui.android.fashiongallery"

"com.xiaomi.midrop"

"com.miui.bugreport"

"com.xiaomi.glgm"

"com.miui.yellowpage"

"com.miui.weather2"

"com.miui.miservice"

"com.miui.player"

"com.mipay.wallet.in"

"com.xiaomi.payment"

"com.miui.hybrid"

"com.miui.hybrid.accessory"

"com.xiaomi.mipicks"

"com.miui.global.packageinstaller"

"com.miui.notes"

"com.miui.calculator"

"com.miui.videoplayer"

"com.miui.fmservice"

"com.miui.fm"

"com.miui.qr"

"com.miui.screenrecorder"

"com.miui.gallery"

"com.miui.cleaner"

"com.android.deskclock"

"com.android.camera"

"com.android.soundrecorder"

"com.android.thememanager"

"com.xiaomi.scanner"

"com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox"

"com.google.android.feedback"

"com.google.android.marvin.talkback"

"com.google.android.apps.wellbeing"

"com.google.android.apps.googleassistant"

"com.google.android.apps.subscriptions.red"

One other solution I found on the web https://gist.github.com/Biswa96/81fe477079fa5279f7cfd7b98d5519c7
[Redmi Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Yomakatu:
I don't know which package I removed, but I was stuck at the screen "Just a sec" even after reboot. There are many threads about that error, and I wasted some time following the suggestions for a fix.

But apparently I removed the launcher app. To fix that, you can open the Play store using Google Assistant and install a launcher app (Nova for example). If you don't have Google Assistant, you certainly can open the Play Store using adb or install a launcher directly using it.