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[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] los95:
I forgot to mention, depending where you put the scripts at there should be a file recently created that says com or something like that. Deleting that may help if the phone doesn't get detected by the scripts.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] los95:
In that case, I would try to flash the rom again. I don't know why it would be stuck. By the way do you have the american version? Make sure you use the correct rom since I flashed the european one by accident and took a bit to find the american one on one of these threads.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] karlovac:
@los95 I do have the US phone, and I used the firmware from this thread. (Axon10Pro-A2020U-EDL-Firmware-v1.10(A9).rar - which I understand is the US version, right?)

When you say "I would try to flash the rom again," do you mean re-run Write Firmware v1.10 to A.ps1 and Write Firmware v1.10 to B.ps1? Sorry if that's a newbie question, but I don't have a lot of experience with this. I've re-flashed a device this way once before with a custom ROM, but never tried to downgrade.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] los95:
@karlovac So you are trying to downgrade? I am guessing you are on android 10? If so I don't have much knowledge on that.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] karlovac:
@los95 yes I'm trying to downgrade from Android 10 to Android 9 because Android 10 made GPS very unreliable, and ZTE has not released a fix for it in over 6 months. (The phone has been back to them *twice* for repair already, no luck.)

This thread explains the background: https://xdaforums.com/t/where-can-i-download-a2020u-stock-android-9-image.4205251/ and I got the A9 image from the thread we're on.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] los95:
@karlovac Have you tried downgrading with the custom lineage rom? Maybe that would work.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] karlovac:
I haven't tried a custom ROM - is there a particular one you'd recommend?
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] los95:
There aren't many options on this phone unfortunately. Here is the link for the lineage rom https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unofficial-zte-axon-10-pro-9-lineageos-16-0.3992127/
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] karlovac:
Success! My phone is working now. Thanks for your help so far @los95! Here's what I did:

Re-ran Write Firmware v1.10 to A.ps1 and Write Firmware v1.10 to B.ps1. I assume that means I re-flashed the ROM.

Reset the phone using the script. After this it went back into a boot loop, like the first time.

Since you told me about the power button then volume to get it back into EDL mode, I discovered I could do this to quickly get it out of the perpetual boot loop and back into a state where I could run scripts.

I put the phone into EDL mode, and ran Set Bootable Partition - Slot B, then reset the phone, and this time it went to the recovery mode screen.

I did the factory reset, and now it's on Android 9. (And GPS works!)

My only remaining questions/issues are:

Since I installed ROM in both partition A and B, now that I know it was using partition B, do I need to delete anything from partition A to save space?

Somehow - despite my best efforts - it still found an OTA system update. My plan was to disable system updates altogether, and I denied the permission to manage phones and access files. Is there any way to get rid of the notification that there is an update? Or will I have the opportunity to decline an A10 update?
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] los95:
@karlovac Thats good to hear! I dont think it will make a difference with space if you delete the unused partition but I would look into that just incase. As for the update I am not sure. I would go ahead and flash the lineage rom that I linked earlier as its android 9 and so far, my gps works fine on it.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] karlovac:
Thanks for the recommendation, although I think I'm going to stick with the stock A9 ROM for now. I know it works, and it fixes my GPS issue, which is the reason I did the reflash.

Regarding deleting the unused partition - do you know how I can do that? Happy to start a new thread on the forums if that's the right thing to do.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] karlovac:
After I successfully reverted to A9 last week, my phone did an OTA update last night, and now it's back to Android 10! I don't get how that could have happened - I removed the permissions for the system update app.

If I go to Settings>System>System update

It says "the permissions for using this feature are denied. To use the feature, please open following permissions: 1. phone 2. storage".

I assumed that would be enough to prevent future OTA updates, but clearly not. It has done a couple of OTA updates in the last few days, but each time, the Android version was still 9, so I thought it was maybe trying to do an update, and failing.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] los95:
@karlovac if its still possible, your best bet is to downgrade again and then flash the lineage rom so it wont update
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] flymetothemoon:
Is there anywhere a comprehensive manual for how to create an EDL firmware package? I would like to create a complete 2.9 and Android 11 package to use when I brick my phone.
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] ualiessa:
Hello 👋 amooor, My device also STC based, I had to change to Chinese version A2020N2 search for it and just do normal update through system after unpacking update.zip to the SD CARD
[ZTE Axon 10 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] le011:
Hi ALL

HOW I CAN MAKE A FULL EDL BACEKUP FILE THAT I CAN FLASH IT WHIT

MIFLASH TOOL?

TY
[Xperia Z4 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] draexo:
About 5 weeks ago, I changed my Google password, which is something I do once a year or so.

Today, my Z4 (WiFi version) has an "authenticate" screen popping up. It is asking me to sign into my google account. Once I do, I get a confirmation on my cell phone that I am attempting to sign in, is this you? I click yes on my cell phone to authorize my Z4. The problem is, the Z4 then goes back to the "authenticate" screen. I seem to be stuck in an authentification loop.

I would like to just do a factory reset on my Z4, but I am unable to get into recovery. Is there some trick to it on the Z4?
[Xperia Z4 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] draexo:
The answer is: Us another phone with Google Translate and translate the Chinese into English. You can then easily set the default language to English!
[General Topics] HawksNestYT:
Anyone have any clue how I can maintain 144hz on my device while plugged into an HDMI source via USB-C? the source is an Elgato 4k60. Which an HDMI 2.0. So it can support high refresh rates if I can set it up like that.

I did some slowmotion input lag tests on CODM, and these were my results (From jump button tap to jump animation start @ 120fps recording)

144hz - 50ms

60hz - 75ms

144hz setting, but HDMI pushing it down to 60hz - 87ms

As you can tell, for an FPS game especially, the input lag gets drastically worse when at lower refresh rates (odd because the game is capped at 60fps). any ideas?
[General Topics] Yahyoo:
Any updates on this ?

I think that we need a game capture that supports 120hz like Avermedia to solve this issue
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] ColdFyre33:
After unlocking bootloader and flashing Magisk-patched boot.img, says "device is not certified". Would this cause any trouble in the future or even now? I can download apps so seems like it's nothing to worry about, just wanna make sure.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] roweboat56:
That's a standard message that comes up on any Android phone starting since Marshmellow I think? But no that screen is nothing to be concerned about, just showing that your bootloader has been unlocked.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] donlu30:
Not much to worry about but if you wipe data and cache on pstore then reboot, it will usually certify
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] Michael1200:
As previously already stated, just force close and delete app data + cache from the play store app, reboot, and it should show as certified (only if safetyNet previously already passes of course!). Keep in mind that after rooting, you need to enable the HideProps module in Magisk to force basic attestation by emulating an older device (e. g. a Pixel 3a). Otherwise safetyNet will fail and your device won't certify.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] chasingstatus:
As per title, for some reason I can't get HD playback on my Pixel 5? In the Netflix app 'Playback Specification' it says the max resolution is SD only?!

I've tried clearing the data/cache and relogged in. I'm based in UK if that makes any difference. Any idea how to fix? My wife's S20 works plenty fine :(
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] hawkerpaul:
Its looking ok on mine. (I'm in UK also)

Says maximum playback resolution: Full HD

googling seems to suggest a clear data fixed for others.

have you got your screen on some weird low res setting somehow, or in some sort of battery saving mode perhaps? :confused:
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] chasingstatus:
Thanks for the response. Cleared everything, uninstalled, reinstalled, even restarted the phone.... and still the same :mad:

Full battery, turned off Developer Mode (not that I had anything turned on), no weird settings, apps or anything else. I'm pretty much a stock user so I barely twiddle any settings..
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] coppermine:
I have the same issue. SD only. Bootloader is locked and nothing has been messed with.
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] coppermine:
I just checked my widevine level with the drm info app and it is on L3!? Anyone else having the same issue?
[Google Pixel 5 Questions & Answers] chasingstatus:
Not sure what widevine is but in the Netflix app under the Playback specification mine also says L3?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 10109536:
Hello. I've just recently received my UMIDIGI F1 Play in the Mail, and it's pretty safe to say that I'm stoked. Super smooth, and really fast. Much better than my previous Phone, in my Opinion. So: I'd just like to know of compatible ROMs (Besides Stock, of course) that some of you may be using, or just know of. I've seen "Eragon", I believe it was called, and I think I recall someone talking about how they got HavocOS working, but that's as far as I know when it comes to this Phone and its Custom ROMs. A response will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadow Of Leaf:
You can try lineageos 17.1 (android 10)

link : https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unofficial-10-0-0-f1_play-lineageos-17-1-for-umidigi-f1-play.4229931
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 10109536:
Thanks a lot for the reply! I forgot I'd even made this thread, so I eventually figured out that the F1 Play supports GSIs (as it is a treble device). From there, I went nuts. Tried a ton. To anyone reading who has yet to find one that works for them: try a CAOS or BlissROM GSI under the "Project Treble AB/A Roms" forum on XDA. Heard Havoc works great, too, but I tested those first two myself, and they work wonderfully. Just make sure to read up on how to use ADB & Fastboot to flash GSI images, if you don't already know.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treapster:
Can you please provide more info on your experience? Are these ROMs realy working that flawlessly, or you discovered some bugs? I'm tryna to decide which is better in terms of stability

UPD: wow, looks like i replied to a deleted member:(
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Huawei P40 Pro (Android 10 + EMUI 10.1).

1. Turn on Huawei P40 Pro

2. Welcome (tap "Get Started")

3. Select region (tap "Next")

4. Terms of use (tap "I have carefully read and agree to the above terms" -> tap "Next")

5. Insert SIM card (tap "Skip")

6. Connect to a network (tap "Skip")

7. Skip Wi-Fi setup (tap "Skip")

8. Data & Privacy (tap "Next")

9. Huawei Mobile Services (tap "More" -> tap "Next")

10. Device protection (tap "Skip")

11. Enhanced services (tap "No thanks")

12. User Experience Improvement Programme (tap "Later")

13. Share analytics (tap "Later")

14. Huawei Location Services (tap "Later")

15. Keep your software up to date (tap "Update manually")

16. Data import (tap "Set up as new device")

17. New navigation gestures (tap "Try Gestures" -> tap "X")

18. Use gestures (tap "Finish")

19. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 33 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on OnePlus 8T

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on OnePlus 8T (Android 11 + OxygenOS 11).

1. Turn on OnePlus 8T

2. Hello (tap "Start")

3. Terms & Conditions (tap "Agree")

4. I agree to the terms of the Privacy Policy and End User License Agreement (tap "Agree")

5. Connect to mobile network (tap "Skip")

6. Connect to Wi-Fi (tap "Set up offline")

7. Set up offline? (tap "Continue")

8. Data & time (tap "Next")

9. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

10. OnePlus Co-creation... (tap "Agree")

11. Set screen lock (tap "Skip")

12. Skip PIN setup? (tap "Skip")

13. Font (tap "Next")

14. Navigation Bar & Gestures (tap "Recents, Home, Back" -> tap "Next")

15. Setup complete (tap "Start")

16. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 30 seconds
[Android General] aydinbahadir88:
huh now? what is the point of setting up quickly?
[Android General] g96818:
To root. Unlocking bootloader wipes the device so why waste time setting up?
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on ASUS ROG Phone 3

Here how an Android Setup can be done very quickly, easily and offline/local on ASUS ROG Phone 3 (Android 10 + ROG UI).

1. Turn on Asus ROG Phone 3

2. WELCOME (tap "Let's go")

3. Attention (tap "OK")

4. Internet Connection (tap "Confirm")

5. Wi-Fi (tap "Next")

6. Know your privacy rights (tap "Confirm")

7. Date & time (tap "Next")

8. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

9. Protect your phone (tap "Skip")

10. Skip device protection (tap "Skip anyway")

11. Set up AirTriggers (tap "Skip")

12. Register your ASUS product (tap "Next")

13. ASUS Data Transfer (tap "Skip")

14. Choose system style (tap "Confirm")

15. Setup Complete! (tap "Done")

16. Republic of Gamers (tap "Close")

17. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 30 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Google Pixel 5

Here how an Android Setup can be done very quickly, easily and offline/local on Google Pixel 5 (Android 11).

1. Turn on Google Pixel 5

2. Hi there (tap "Start")

3. Connect to mobile network (tap "Skip")

4. Connect to Wi-Fi (tap "Set up offline")

5. Set up offline? (tap "Continue")

6. Date & time (tap "Next")

7. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

8. Additional legal terms (tap "I accept")

9. Set screen lock (tap "Skip")

10. Skip PIN setup? (tap "Skip")

11. Save battery with Dark theme

12. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 29 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro

Here how an Android Setup can be done very quickly, easily and offline/local on Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro (Android 10 and MIUI 12.0.2).

1. Turn on Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro

2. MIUI 12 (tap ">")

3. Choose language (tap ">")

4. Choose your region (tap ">")

5. Connect to network (tap "Skip")

6. Terms and conditions (tap "I've read and agree to the User Agreement and Privacy Policy." -> tap ">")

7. Checking for SIM card... (tap "Skip this step")

8. Insert SIM card (tap ">")

9. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

10 Set password (tap "Skip this step")

11. Additional settings (tap ">")

12. Choose a theme (tap ">")

13. Setup complete screen (tap ">")

14. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 36 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Huawei Mate 40 Pro

Here how an Android setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Huawei Mate 40 Pro (Android 10 + EMUI 11).

1. Turn on Huawei Mate 40 Pro

2. Welcome (tap "Get Started")

3. Select region (tap "Next")

4. Terms of use (tap "I have carefully read and agree to the above terms" -> tap "Next")

5. Insert SIM card (tap "Skip")

6. Connect to a network (tap "Skip")

7. Skip Wi-Fi setup (tap "Skip")

8. Data & Privacy (tap "Next")

9. Huawei Mobile Services (tap "More" -> tap "Next")

10. Device protection (tap "Skip")

11. Enhanced services (tap "No thanks")

12. User Experience Improvement Programme (tap "Later")

13. Share analytics (tap "Later")

14. Huawei Location Services (tap "Later")

15. Keep your software up to date (tap "Update manually")

16. Data import (tap "Set up as new device")

17. New navigation gestures (tap "Try Gestures" -> tap "X")

18. Use gestures (tap "Finish")

19. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 33 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (Android 10 + One UI 2.5).

1. Turn on Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

2. Let's go! (tap ">")

3. Check out some info to get started (tap "I have read and agree to all of the above." -> tap "Next")

4. Choose a Wi-Fi network (tap "Skip")

5. Copy apps & data (tap "Don't copy")

6. Date & time (tap "Next")

7. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

8. Protect your phone (tap "Skip")

9. Skip protecting your phone? (tap "Skip anyway")

10. Get recommended apps (tap "Next")

11. Sign in to your Samsung account (tap "Skip")

12. Skip out on all this? (tap "Skip")

13. All done! (tap "Finish")

14. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 33 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Realme 7 Pro

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Realme 7 Pro (Android 10 + realme UI 1.0).

1. Turn on Realme 7 Pro

2. Select Language (tap "Next")

3. Select Region (tap "Next")

4. Terms of Service (tap "Next")

5. Connect to Wi-Fi (tap "Skip")

6. Wi-Fi Assistant (tap "Next")

7. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

8. Set Lock Screen Password (tap "Later")

9. Set a lock screen to secure your phone. (tap "Later")

10. Recommended (tap "Next")

11. Import Data (tap "Later")

12. App Market (tap "Skip")

13. Welcome (tap "Get Started")

14. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 38 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Nokia 8.3 5G

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Nokia 8.3 5G (Android 10, Android One).

1. Turn on Nokia 8.3 5G

2. Welcome (tap "Let's go")

3. Connect to mobile network (tap "Skip")

4. Connect to Wi-Fi (tap "Set up offline")

5. Set up offline? (tap "Continue")

6. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

7. Unlock with fingerprint (tap "Skip")

8. Let's do Face unlock (tap "Skip")

9. Set screen lock (tap "Skip")

10. Skip screen lock? (tap "Skip anyway")

11. You are nearly ready to go...! (tap "Let's go")

12. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 27 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro (Android 10 + MIUI 12.0.4).

1. Turn on Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro

2. MIUI 12 (tap ">")

3. Choose language (tap ">")

4. Choose your region (tap ">")

5. Connect to network (tap "Skip")

6. Terms and conditions (tap "I've read and agree to the User Agreement and Privacy Policy." -> tap ">")

7. Checking for SIM card... (tap "Skip this step")

8. Insert SIM card (tap ">")

9. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

10 Set password (tap "Skip this step")

11. Additional settings (tap ">")

12. Choose a theme (tap ">")

13. Setup complete (tap ">")

14. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 28 seconds
[Android General] maviroxz:
The What?
[Android General] Ismail.A:
Sorry but why would u do a guide for this everyone knows how to set up the phone do a guide on flashing twrp or something if u must
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (Android 10 + One UI 2.5).

1. Turn on Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

2. Let's go! (tap ">")

3. Check out some info to get started (tap "I have read and agree to all of the above." -> tap "Next")

4. Choose a Wi-Fi network (tap "Skip")

5. Copy apps & data (tap "Don't copy")

6. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

7. Protect your tablet (tap "Skip")

8. Skip protecting your tablet? (tap "Skip anyway")

9. Get recommended apps (tap "Next")

10. Sign in to your Samsung account (tap "Skip")

11. Skip out on all this? (tap "Skip")

12. All done! (tap "Finish")

13. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 33 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on OPPO Reno4 Pro

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on OPPO Reno4 Pro (Android 10 + ColorOS 7.2).

1. Turn on OPPO Reno4 Pro

2. Select Language (tap "Next")

3. Select Region (tap "Next")

4. Terms of Service (tap "Next")

5. Connect to Wi-Fi (tap "Skip")

6. Wi-Fi Assistant (tap "Next")

7. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

8. Set Lock Screen Password (tap "Later")

9. Set a lock screen to secure your phone. (tap "Later")

10. Recommended (tap "Next")

11. Import Data (tap "Later")

12. App Market (tap "Skip")

13. Welcome (tap "Get Started")

14. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 33 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC (Android 10 + MIUI 12.0.1).

1. Turn on Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC

2. MIUI 12 (tap ">")

3. Choose language (tap ">")

4. Choose your region (tap ">")

5. Connect to network (tap "Skip")

6. Terms and conditions (tap "I've read and agree to the User Agreement and Privacy Policy." -> tap ">")

7. Checking for SIM card... (tap "Skip this step")

8. Insert SIM card (tap ">")

9. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

10 Set password (tap "Skip this step")

11. Additional settings (tap ">")

12. Choose a theme (tap ">")

13. Setup complete (tap ">" -> Loading Apps... ≈ 72 seconds)

14. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 101 seconds
[Android General] oka1:
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[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on OnePlus Nord

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on OnePlus Nord (Android 10 + OxygenOS 10.5).

1. Turn on OnePlus Nord

2. Hello (tap "Start")

3. OnePlus's Terms and Conditions (tap "Agree")

4. User Experience Program (tap "Next")

5. Connect to mobile network (tap "Skip")

6. Connect to Wi-Fi (tap "Set up offline")

7. Set up offline? (tap "Continue")

8. Date & time (tap "Next")

9. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

10. OnePlus Co-creation User Programs (tap "Agree")

11. How to use fingerprint (tap "Skip")

12. Set screen lock (tap "Skip")

13. Skip screen lock? (tap "Skip anyway")

14. Font (tap "Next")

15. Navigation Bar & Gestures (tap "Recents, Home, Back" -> tap "Next")

16. Setup complete (tap "Start")

17. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 34 seconds
[Android General] ltNIIbso:
[Guide] Android Setup (offline/local) on vivo V20

Here how an Android Setup can be done very easily, fast and offline/local on vivo V20 (Android 11 + Funtouch OS 11).

1. Turn on vivo V20

2. Hello! (tap "Start")

3. Select your location (tap "Next")

4. Agreement and Termns (tap "Agree")

5. Connect to Wi-Fi (tap "Set up offline")

6. Set up offline? (tap "Continue")

7. Date & time (tap "Next")

8. Google Services (tap "More" -> tap "Accept")

9. Set unlock mehtod (tap "Skip")

10. Recommended services (tap "Next")

11. Import data (tap "Skip")

12. New Phone Essentials (tap "Skip")

13. Congratulations! (tap "Use now")

14. Home screen

Setup stop time: ≈ 32 seconds