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[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] chrisbjr:
Can anyone suggest a good bluetooth keyboard for the touch pro? Im planning to use it for typing down notes. has anybody here been using an external keyboard?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] SaveMeJebus:
I've got an old foldup stowaway bluetooth keyboard (with a dell label)from thinkoutside - might me 'igo' now. I got working in about 10 seconds on my new touch pro. If you want something portable its great, and even has a little stand hat the tough pro can sit in, on its side or upright. The batteries last for months.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] JeeVee:
Freedom BT Universal Keyboard

I'm using for several years a BT Universal Keyboard of Freedom, link here

Working very well on my Unviversal, TyTN and TyTN II. Have had some problems with the drivers for WM 6.1. Another problem is getting additional unlock codes for use on your new PPC. I'm waiting now for about 2 weeks to get a new unlock code for my TP. :mad: The hardware is very good and the power consumption very little. Recommanded!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gmfeld:
I have a Freedom Universal Keyboard that worked great with my Tilt. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to connect to my Fuze, and I've had many emails with tech support from Freedom and so far they haven't come up with an answer. It's not an unlock code issue, they were very prompt to email me a new unlock code when I switched to the Fuze. But for some reason, my Fuze won't recognize the keyboard.

I got spoiled having this keyboard with my Tilt, would take it to meetings, etc and type away rather than writing notes. I've got to figure out a new option for a keyboard.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] 3waygeek:
I also have the Freedom Universal Keyboard, and it connected to my Fuze immediately with no issues (as opposed to my old Kaiser, which took multiple tries). Are you connecting with SPP or HID profiles? I connected with HID -- WM6 has HID drivers installed so you don't have to install any software.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gmfeld:
I connect using HID. Do you mean that you don't run the BtHID software that Freedom Input keeps sending to me and having me install?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] bulletdodger:
Seeking a portable keyboard for HTC Touch Pro and the formula to enable it

If any reader of this post would know where i might purchase a portable key board compatible with the HTC Touch Pro and what the formula, if such type keyboard exists, is, via which to enable such keyboard so that it can be used with an HTC Touch Pro, if whomever might have such information, would share such with me, i would be most grateful.

Bulletdodger
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] bulletdodger:
io am looking for a portable key board compatible with the HTC Touch Pro
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] bulletdodger:
looking for a portable key board compatible with the HTC Touch Pro

i am looking for a portable key board compatible with the HTC Touch Pro
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] 3waygeek:
Exactly -- I use the software built into WM6. Not using the

driver means that the programmed keys don't work (i.e. the shortcuts for launching apps), but I'm OK with that.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] darkcirca:
If you want something small, get yourself a FrogPad - they are one handed keyboards. Might take a little time to learn, but it wouldn't be too difficult. I've got a Bluetooth model here from my office, so I might test it out in the near future.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gmfeld:
How do you use the software built into WM6.1 to connect? I tried not using their software and just turning on the keyboard, but nothing happened? Could you walk me through what you do, if anything to get the keyboard to connect to the Fuze?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] 3waygeek:
I didn't do anything special. I just turned the keyboard on in HID mode, pressed the pairing button (the round one with the letter B), and then put the Fuze into discovery mode (add new device in BT connection). The Fuze saw the keyboard, and asked for a passcode (I entered 0000). and promptly connected to the keyboard.
[General Questions and Answers] void0error:
I tried to hide my root on other financial apps and everything other app is working fine.

Only the IndOASISAppVTwo is not working.

Attaching my screenshot:
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
The mentioned app not only tests if Android got rooted ( means SU-binary got added ), but also tests if any modifications were made on Android ( means whether Android got tampered ).
[General Questions and Answers] void0error:
Is there anyway to bypass this?
[General Questions and Answers] void0error:
@xXx yYy Is there any way to bypass this?
[General Questions and Answers] ganapathynatarajan:
Hi bro

While running indoasis in rooted devices. Everyone must use magisk hide option and rename the TWRP AND FOX recovery's partition in storage.
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] dead@birth.alive@death:
I've been trying to find a guide to unlock the bootloader for onn 10 tablet for over a week I've come to the conclusion that it's probably something that is relatively easy (once you know what you are doing) I've only ever done such a thing once on my sm s5 g900t so I don't have exp could someone please point me in a forward direction all I can find are dead ends
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] dead@birth.alive@death:
ok so i figured out how to unlock the bootloader with fast boot now my device says ORANGE STATE your bootloader is unlocked and cant be trusted. im getting so frustrated with this ive been trying since christmas to root this tablet please help
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] mrmazak:
you have probaly figured it by now. the orange message is normal for unlocked bootloader.
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] Travisholt92:
How to root, use MTKclient to pull stock boot image and patch it with a mtk compatible magisk
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] dead@birth.alive@death:
But now my onn tablet powers off after The "orange state bootloader unlocked and can't be trusted device will reboot in 5 seconds" and it won't turn back on for around 2 minutes and then it happens all over again my PC will register that the tablet is connected but there isn't enough time to enter an ADB command I've tried for hours if you have any suggestions I'd appreciate it very much
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] dead@birth.alive@death:
I don't know very much about the tablet as far as about device info goes I really wish I would have written it down:( (lesson learned) I'm fairly confident that I have the onn 10.1 surf I tried using the SPtool but I can't find a scatter file for the surf 10.1 I'm sure it's obvious how ignorant I am at this
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] mrmazak:
There another more recent tool to try and connect to mtk device. No need for scatter file.

MTK Client.

GitHub - bkerler/mtkclient: MTK reverse engineering and flash tool

MTK reverse engineering and flash tool. Contribute to bkerler/mtkclient development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

It looks intimidating for new users, but there is simplified gui also.

It has lock/unlock bootloader option.

Read or flash partitions.

If the only thing you have done was unlock bootloader, and you didn't flash anything else,

Might help to relock it. If you did flash anything then locking WILL be bad
[Walmart Onn Tablets General] dead@birth.alive@death:
Awesome! as soon as I get home from work I'm going to check it out! I'll keep you posted Thank you for the info and your time
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] Maurice van Dam:
I bought the mi 10t pro a few days ago.

I wanted to update bq im still on android 10. But there are no new software updates? I also can't flash any zip files with miui 12.5.

Why are there no new updates?
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] blackangel57:
Same here. Im stucked on 12.0.11. What to do?
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] zaqm:
Unlock the bootloader, flash latest fastboot rom in MiFlash and lock bootloader. Ota is suspended from A10 to A11
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] blackangel57:
after flashing, relock? can i still received ota updates then? and flashing will format the phone right? thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] zaqm:
Unlocking the bootloader will format all phone including internal storage - there is official tutorial how to unlock the bootloader. In MiFlash there's an option Clean all and lock, after that you'll receive updates normally. There's official guide too for flashing fastboot rom - check official global rom page.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] blackangel57:
Got it! Thank you so much! I guess ill be waiting for miui 13 stable before flashing.
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Reg. & McLaren) Themes, Apps, Mods] astroarchcraft:
In this guide, ill be showing you how to root your device using Magisk. This is done at your own risk, i am not responsible for corrupted images, bricked devices etc.

*NOTE: This guide is for the OnePlus 7T Pro only*

What you will need:

A windows PC - idk buy one lol?

Platform tools SDK - https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools

USB cable that came with the phone

Magisk Manager APK - https://magiskapp.com/apk/

Your phones current software boot.img! You can either get this from the vendors website, or if you are running a custom OS, you should already have the file.

*Ill be assuming you are familiar with cmd, fastboot commands, and that your bootloader is already unlocked, and you are running a custom recovery! For a guide on how to do the last two things, part of my last guide can help you - https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-install-android-12-derpfest-for-noobs.4385171/ *

Step 1: Download the magisk apk from the website and install it to your device. After this, copy over the boot.img file that is from your current rom into the downloads folder of your phone! Now, open up magisk manager, and press install beside the 'Magisk' Section on the home screen. Then press 'Select and Patch a FIle'. Now you can select the boot.img file and let Magisk do its thing.

Step 2: Once that process has been completed, you should have a file beginning with 'magisk_patched....img' in your downloads folder. Copy that file over to the platform tools folder in your computer. Now boot your phone into fastboot mode and connect it to your computer. Then on your computer, go to where you placed the magisk_patched file and in the search bar in file explorer type cmd. This should open a cmd window. Then type 'fastboot reboot fastboot' in order to enter your phone into fastbootd mode.

Step 3: Type 'fastboot flash boot 'PATH TO MAGISK_PATCHED FILE'

Let this run and once its done, reboot your phone.

Go to Magisk and Voila you should be rooted!

If you have any questions please dont hesitate to ask!

If i have made any mistakes in this guide, or you guys think i should make any changes, let me know, im new to this! :)
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Reg. & McLaren) Themes, Apps, Mods] ahmedassim:
Thnx for the post , and confirming that this worked perfectly with OP7T PRO Android 11 official ROM
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Reg. & McLaren) Themes, Apps, Mods] mugel2110:
Do I assume correctly that I would wipe everything?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Reg. & McLaren) Themes, Apps, Mods] powerfulnacho:
Hello, up to step 3 everything was fine. I let it run its thing, and reboot, BUT it became stuck in fastboot, forever. What can I do? I tried to wipe data and everything, but it's still stuck. Is there anything I can do?

Okay, so I manage to get my phone unbricked and is now running TWRP, which it was not before doing this. Am I correct to assume that doing all this without TWRP breaks the phone?
[OnePlus 7T Pro (Reg. & McLaren) Themes, Apps, Mods] psyche699:
Same here, not work too.

For OxygenOS latest, in Android 12.

--- EDIT ---

Personally I install TWRP to do mostly backups, if needed.

But you have to use this twrp for Android 12 :

https://xdaforums.com/t/oneplus-7t-android-12-twrp.4547915/

For the moment, after flash boot.img builded by Magisk is not work. But i dont try with this twrp. I dont now if this have a link...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] sanquar:
Hi all,

I'm in serious trouble. I just used active sync 4.5 to sync my hermes to a new install of Outlook and have lost all my contacts.

Is there anything I can do to get these back? I'm using binky's verion 3.9 and version .25c of pocket cm..

I have no backup of the contacts, unfortunately... Am I in serious trouble and lost the lot?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Bergerac56:
Mmmm. This happpened to me a long time ago. One of the causes is that the date of your new outlook (date of your system) was younger than the date of what was on your PDA. The system thinks that you erased all in outlook and makes the modifications on the PDA accordingly. Moreover, most of the time the sync is in the mode "replacing the elements on the PDA". You end with all your contacts lost.

In my case, when i sync a new flash on the PDA, i take care that the date of the PDA is older than the date of my PC (just change the "year" for ex.) So outlook will update my PDA and nothing is lost. Moreover, when I do that, i copy the "outlook" directory (in user/yourname/appdata/local/microsoft. You have to enable the seeing of hidden files) somewhere. So i have at least a backup.

I believe you cannot recover your data unless you had a backup. But i am not an expert

Hope this helps
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Chrisofsweden:
Are you sure your contacts isn't in the "deleted" folder in Outlook?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] beastfellow:
This is why everybody always says. Watch what you are doing and take a backup. When it was asking you what to do. You should have choose to combine items on both devices.

The only way now is to check in the deleted folder of outlook if you have not already reinstalled office. Or the only way is to check if you have any contacts left in your sim.

Or better to start over in getting all the contacts from the persons you meet. Hope you didn't lost the number you met in the club last night.

Chill
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] sanquar:
The funny thing is that I didn't get the usual popup asking the question if I wanted to combine like one does when first time syncing. I figured it kept my previous sync's data with the phone. Thought I had a backup but don't.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] sanquar:
I got my backup working eventually...

All back working... Thanks for the comments.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] leoingle:
i just had the same thing happen to me last night. i loaded a new system and put office on it and synced it to my phone and all gone. i really really hate activesync. i really wish there was a good alternative.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] addicus:
Pim Backup. 2.8 is the latest version. You will never lose your contacts again.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ultramag69:
Pim backup is slightly different to Activesync though. It is more of a static backup (though you may be able to schedule backups).

Its always good though, to use a backup program as well as activesync for these little accidents that happen.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] addicus:
Pim Backup is faster (I have about 700 contacts), easier to use and eliminates all the problems you get when you have a new flash. It is my choice to use and many others. I no longer sync my contacts with ActiveSync. Oh yeah - I store my pim backups on my SD card.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] y_i_out_of_bed:
ms = s&*^

yeap new laptop then connected my htc and now want to bin all ms disk and apps i have, i can dream but need it for my work :(, unfortanly they now have a box that says ok no sinc but no contacts as i have had above problem but unticked the box to get round it before but no ms have f^&* that up now u dont even have to sync it to lose them well done ms.. fyi all ms serport to rant to cost £1.50 a min lol this is a big joke and its not funny "im a pc and i wish i could have linux" although ms is now going the way of self develipment as there help site is just others that are in the same boat and try to fix ms problems ow and yes no backup :( well on a working pc that is, any one know how to rip off old hdd? come on team linux, now i have no contacts, going to have a look at that pda google linux on here from what i remember looks good allthough i will lose copilot :(

ow any one want to join a jount law sute under the banner of dpa (fail to handle personal data responsably) and lose of time at cost of wages and extra programs to protect agenst this problem, i think each of us at one pount has lost a fuw hours with this and maby even lost custom becouse of this, that big contract that you bump in to that key giy get his info and now no lead :-) companys can not be allowed to make such programs as to be poor function. i would be so mad at my self if i had made this program with out redundance or thort. anyway rant over any help with old hdd out look rescue i would be most greatfull
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] justgotusedto1.1:
I agree, I use Pim Backup to my storage card every time before I flash a new ROM. It even saves all your call history as well as calendar and contacts
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] larshallen:
Hi

I am fairly new to this. I flashed some iPhones in the beginning when they arrived Europe, but haven't done anything like that since. I want to try my ways around this s10 when it arrives in a few days.

I want to use the tech of this phone, but I still want to clean it up as much as possible to get rid of as much proprietary software as possible.

Where do I start and what are the advantages and disadvantages of installing your own ROM (hope I use the terminology right)?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Welcome to XDA🤗

Stay with Android 10 or 9. I run stock N10+'s and simply use a package disabler and Karma Firewall. I like Samsung's UI so I don't disable everything in sight. It's not necessary or even desirable. I deal with problem apps on a case by case basis. I also lock down OTA updates completely, upgrades tend to break things especially after Android 10.

My current stock Android 9* load is over 1.5 yo, still fast, stable and fulfilling its mission with minimal maintenance. Functionality, stability and ease of maintenance are some of the reasons I run stock. Plan and simple though I not willing to risk bricking a valuable device to yield a time sucking device that likely will need extensive troubleshooting.

Also worth noting is if you root you will trip the Knox efuse. Can't go back from there. You'll lose some of Knox's core features like Secure Folder or Samsung Pay if they're any value to you. I don't use these.

Of course many here do root, design and run custom roms. If you choose to do so, XDA is like a candy store for you🤣

*this stock version has proven to be fairly secure in spite of no updates... unless you do something stupid.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] larshallen:
Thanks!

First thing that comes to mind is: Oh, is NFC not gonna work?

Is it the s10 that you got? What do you like the curved screen? I am having second thoughts on choice of modell because of that. Everything else is perfect though.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
NFC, not sure about as I never use that feature anyway. Banking apps can be an issue.

Note 10+, my weapon of choice.

The curve screen is ok once you understand how to use for side screen apps like One Handed Operation plus and Edge. Doesn't interfere watching vids but occasionally gets in the way with cut/paste.

The square display corners and the AMOLED display plus it's 7mm thickness are some of its physical features I like. No cam hump like the N20U.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Grimslade:
The other answers are good of course, so I'll try to spare everyone an essay :) and sorry if you've mentioned something already despite me reading the above. I'll also try to order this by what I personally think is the most important info.

1. Exynos and Snapdragon.

Two versions of the S10 series (and others):

Exynos -> non-USA (mostly) | SD -> USA.

-- Exynos is more open and has less disadvantages to modifications --

These refer to the two different CPUs across regions. This is important regardless of any major modifications like installing a custom ROM (I'll get to that). Even on this forum, people will post apps that they've made and state which model it's for. Apps that make use of S10 specific hardware like Camera apps (e.g. GCAM) may have one or two versions for the CPUs.

You said you ordered the phone, so I recommend you look up what CPU it is given its origin (seller might have gotten it elsewhere too).

2. Difficulty. This is not to discourage, just inform.

Samsung phones are relatively difficult to extensively modify.. in fact the company is known for being malicious about this; very annoying to be honest and people shouldn't tolerate it (but this is a political tangent with lots of varying opinions, haha).

Depending on your level of computer literacy making changes will go from seeming impossible and freaky... to just sometimes being tedious and irritating. Expect to make a mistake and have to factory reset the phone if you go hard in mods...

3. Knox (mentioned above). In simple terms, think of the Knox as an internal switch that flicks on if you make changes 'outside' the official Samsung ROM (i.e. One UI). Mainly rooting and custom ROMs. This is a permanent change.

It tells (only Samsung apps..), so general rule is it only matters if you care about Samsung apps as many will throw a tantrum over "tripping the Knox" :^(

IMO: It makes no difference unless you really do care about say using the Samsung pay app instead of Google pay. Honestly everything I can think of is done just as well or better by other companies. And it's a phone from 2019, not a Mustang (haha) so it's going to be worthless very soon, so don't stress and just do what you think you'll have more fun with.

4. Everything else! You'll have to look things up as it's extensive. Rooting = making yourself the highest user (aka admin / super user). Custom ROM = community built different versions of the Android OS, with ASOP (Pixel like) being the most common (yes there are non-android ROMs, but that's not in this scope, haha). Side-loading apps = installing .apk files you find on the internet instead of the Google Play Store or other major stores (won't trip Knox). Theming the official One UI ROM can be done with Samsung's theme park software, or with apps known as Hex and Synergy.

Enjoy!! Hope this post helps.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Grimslade:
Oh and Custom Recovery = ... In simple terms a BIOS like software (what you can use when you start a computer to install an OS), you use these on phones for backups and installing Custom ROMs. Samsung has an official one called 'download mode' that you can use with either PC software Odin or Heimdall.

And pro-tip: if you change app settings to black (not just dark) where possible you'll save battery thanks to the amoled screen.

And do try to disable Samsung apps where possible even without modifications to the OS, they do drain battery power over time and you will see a difference if you compare several months from now.

Oh and not all SD versions are exclusive to the USA.. but that is mostly the rule. As a heads up.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
With Samsung's many free icon packs and themes at the Galaxy Store you can customize your device, a lot and easily.

Use the Good Lock family of apps to customize the pull down notifications and more.

This is what my N10+ looks like on One UI with the free Galaxy Store add ons.

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[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] larshallen:
Why would banking apps be an issue?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] larshallen:
Great advice. Thanks