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[Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2] derick24k30:
for those who are having a hard time in FRP. you can check this article. https://www.hardreset.info/FRP-Unlocker/

unlocked mine thanks to this.

1. update drivers.

2. open phone to detect device then press unlock

3. reboot to fastboot then click fastboot button on the app.

4. viola.
[Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2] Mr.PvT:
Connect QFIL delete frp partition done
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rockky:
All apps in these tabs are gone. When trying to add Zero apps pop up.

Any thoughts?

Can anyone point to anything in Package Disabler that would do this?

Thanks

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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rockky:
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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] raul6:
It will be easier if you post a list of apps you disabled
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] TheNewGuy92:
if you haven't tried yet, clear cache partition from recovery mode and reboot normally.

few issues similar to this were recovered from rebooting (ones i saw in reddit), hopefully this works for you too.

or else, you can reproduce issue then report to Samsung Members app > Get Help > Error Report
[G1 General] cookzitall:
I got 10 albums all with album art on pc but only 2 of the 10 come up in the g1's music player...any body know what the problem is? Is anyone having same issue?
[G1 General] demontefixo:
Search is your friend...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=442089

(That link should be stickied someplace...)

--M
[G1 General] paulc2k6:
get mp3tag to attch album art to the mp3 file
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] orlans21:
I have downloaded it and it's searching for my watch and it can't find it. I did factory reset and still nothing

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[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] rogerandgina06:
Watch "Samsung Galaxy Watch 4: OFFICIAL GOOGLE ASSISTANT UPDATE" on YouTube
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] orlans21:
that's no help. it gets stuck at the set up
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] rogerandgina06:
Uninstall and then reinstall then... I mean that's what I would try doing. Just trying to help. Some people don't appreciate anything anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] orlans21:
It works now, I dunno what changed but I just tried again for like the 20th time and it finally worked
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] rogerandgina06:
Glad to hear.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] keenan1986:
Im having the same problem, i tried more that 20 times.

"Couldnt connect to your watch".
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] El-dino:
Same problem here.

Restarts don't help, reinstalling assistant (watch and phone) doesn't help, and clearing cache for assistant and Google app doesn't help
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] keenan1986:
After i factory reset my watch, the setup went smoothly on the first try.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] El-dino:
This worked
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] orlans21:
I also had to factory reset and it didnt set work on the first attempt
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] ekerbuddyeker:
Could be due to your geographic location?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] gav83collins:
Try doing this.....
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] 73sydney:
devils avocado.....

why couldnt this question be answered in an existing thread (of which there are 5 already of which the best palce was arguably "Official Google Assistant For GW4 Available")....was creating yet another thread on a hot topic thereby diluting discussion on the existing ones, where no doubt the issue would come up, really the best idea?

creating an entire new thread just because maybe youre in a hurry feeling FOMO and want immediate answers is possibly/maybe/arguably kinda selfish
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] captsingh787:
Apparently it will not work on Android 11 below ,Well this is Bull* by Google, they are forcing you to be on Android 11 for it to work
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] shank1524:
Well, I'm on android 9 and it worked perfectly fine for me.
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] Dr. Vegapunk:
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I have no idea why this is happening. It's been 2 weeks since I purchased the phone. The screen time is showing 1hr 23mins but the phone was idle at night. Is there a fix for this issue?
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] PhilipL2021:
Something is keeping your phone from deep sleeping. When the display is off it can be in one of two states, one is the phone is still on, CPU is running but the screen is blanked out, this lets apps continue to work, for example sending an email you've just sent then turned off the phone. Then after a little bit more time the phone goes into deep sleep, this sees everything frozen so nothing is running and the CPU is off. It should be in this deep slate state most of the time you are not using the phone. What can happen is applications take a wake lock, and stop the phone from going to deep sleep, and over many hours that really drains the battery.

Restart the phone and see if it is now okay. Consider what applications you have installed recently that might be causing the issue.
[Xiaomi 11T Pro] Dr. Vegapunk:
I will give this a try and update
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] AK138:
Hi All!

I am in a bit of an unfortunate situation, and am also not that knowledgeable with Android.

I want to recover data on my phone, I would be happy with just recovering the photos.

My Oneplus 8T currently gives me a Quallcom crash dump error when trying to boot. I am also able to go into Fastboot mode with the power button + volume up/down.

Just now, I tried booting the device to TWRP recovery. I first installed Google usb driver, then updated the driver of my Oneplus 8T in device manager. I installed a TWRP recovery image of a Oneplus 8T and put that file where I downloaded Google platform tools. I then ran 'fastboot devices' and saw my device. However, after running 'fastboot boot twrp.img', I received the error 'boot is not allowed in Lock state'.

I cannot remember if USB debugging is enabled or not. I would really appreciate it if anyone could help me out as online articles have been quite useless and also very confusing.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] scottlam1:
Try fastboot getvar all then do fastboot set_active to either a or b depending on which partion you are on you want to change it also pretty sure USB debugging doesn't matter in bootloader you can also try fastboot oem unlock to unlock bootloader to boot twrp unless you updated to oos twrp doesn't work yet
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] JonasHS:
No no no no.

you have loaded dynamic system image = Super image with incorrect.

Go to this link https://onepluscommunityserver.com/list/Unbrick_Tools/OnePlus_8T/

And choose your union and version you want.

Download better driver https://onepluscommunityserver.com/list/Unbrick_Tools/Qualcomm drivers.7z

Now you can use the MSM download troll and get your phone back. Install driver and unzip MSM. Start MSM with admin. Select download mode in MSM. Now press power and vol - and vol + at the same time. Your PC will see a new device. Your phone screen is black. Start MSM and wait for it to finish. Google Translate.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Rootk1t:
With MSM he will get everything wiped on his device. This is not he is intending to do.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] 3MrBojangles3:
Run fastboot flash recovery twrp.img ... And then fastboot reboot recovery or choose recovery on your phone.

Sometimes holding volume up and power to do a soft reset boots back into system worth a try.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I really want to go back to a Pixel but I can't do the curved screens. I'm one of those people who actually puts his phones in a case and they don't work well with curved screens.

EDIT 10/6: Pre-ordered 7 Pro. The trade in for my 12 Pro Max with Best Buy was just too good to pass up, essentially makes the phone free once I find something to use the gift card for.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
I use the Zizo Bolt with my Samsung N10+'s and it works very well. Occasionally causes cut/paste problems but going to landscape fixes that. Prevents accidental touches and keeps the phone undamaged. The curved screens absolutely need cases with -slightly- higher than display right/left edge guards or they will likely get destroyed.

Do Pixel's have any curve nested apps like Samsung ie One Handed Operation plus? Otherwise empty curves are sort of wasted space. I use both sides as app launchers and to control various switches.

At first I wasn't sure about the curve display but after a couple months I started to prefer curved over flat. Much easier to keep clean and great for vids. I don't even think about them now after over 2 years. Visually it took some adjustment for me... the visual cortex adapts and integrates.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] LLStarks:
It has a curved screen. The sneak peak during I/O made that clear.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] buschris:
I'd go back to a Pixel if it didn't suck. P6 was a f&$@( disaster, and still is.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] hemstheworthy:
If you don't want a curved screen you can go for Pixel 7 instead of Pro. It has a flat screen!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
It's rumored to have a 6.2" screen which is too small.

I guess Google doesn't want my business so I'll stick with OnePlus.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
One Plus seems to be putting out some good models. Google is more screwed up than Samsung and Sammy's pretty screwed up nowadays.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Yeah but OnePlus keeps screwing up the software and there isn't even an MSM Tool for the 10 Pro so if you brick it, which seems to be way too easy to do on OnePlus devices (I have done it multiple times on my 9 despite doing everything right when trying to flash a custom ROM and would have been in a situation if the MSM Tool wasn't available), you are screwed.

Additionally, they have been throttling CPU performance. My Geekbench single core score on the latest OOS 12 is around 800 which makes my 888 slower than the 865. They changed the way they do the throttle as well, it can no longer be disabled with a Magisk tweak. OnePlus' answer to all of us who are complaining about how unresponsive the browser and other operations can be? Toggle high performance mode to force the phone to use high clocks all the time, even when idle, at the cost of much higher power consumption and heat than if they just left the processor alone to begin with. They haven't released OOS12 kernel source that's usable either so no custom kernel around to fix it unless you flash to a custom ROM.

So yeah, I feel like I'm being forced to go back to iOS. At least Apple listens to feedback and fixes bugs, OnePlus doesn't even seem to care about that anymore, and Apple doesn't throttle their SoCs, has prompt updates (OnePlus has been giving India updates first and has been leaving EU and global a month behind and we were already multiple months behind China), and has incredible battery life without having to disable basically every premium feature in the phone.

And yeah, Samsung is a no go for me since the Note 5. Swore that would be my last Samsung and as long as they encrypt the bootloader on Snapdragon variants, I will stick to that.

I guess I better start saving for that 14 Pro Max......
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
A sad state of ball dropping screwups when an Apple starts looking like a viable alternative.

The only flagship Samsung I would recommend is the Note 10+ N975U1. The Beast is a sublime work horse that just keeps running. New can be had loaded with Android 10, but forget trying to root this variant. It runs well stock though.

After that Samsung started going downhill, more hype than meat. If Samsung had a good new flagship it be in my hand.

Between Google Android 11/12, Samsung's no SD card and other insanities, I went with my second new N10+; twins. The one in my hand will be 3 yo this September, current load is 2 yo.

No detectable display degradation of any kind in spite of thousands of hours of use. It looks and runs like new. The only repair has been a replacement battery, due for another soon as it's heavily used. It's a dual drive 1.5tb machine that doesn't run out of ram.

It's a snappy fast phone that's still fun and fulfills its mission. I'm good for another 2-3+ years. Whatever... I'm not buying the hype or the junk.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I was on iOS from 2017 until 2021. Had the 8 Plus, XS Max, and still have my 12 Pro Max lying here. The lack of customization for notifications bugs me and the annoyance of having to manually sign apps to sideload them was obnoxious but I can live without customization and sideloading if I have a device that just performs well. Apple's hardware is solid too, I didn't have a single hardware issue with any of them.

I can't bring myself to buy anything but new flagships. I would just feel like I threw money away if I went to an older device, even if it's stable. This is obviously a psychological issue, I have many of those lol, but it is what it is. The OnePlus works fine on OOS11 for the most part but again, I can't bring myself to be okay with not running Android 12. I am actually pretty annoyed with some issues with the Indian ROM I flashed on here though so I may just decide to stick with OOS11, root it, and disable the performance throttling either with a custom kernel or by the Magisk module I mentioned because I would probably be able to accept that tradeoff but I always get FOMO whenever a new update comes out. 😔

It's good that you found something you are happy with though. I haven't been totally happy with a phone since the HTC U11 although I will say the 12 Pro Max was close and if it wasn't for the fact that my cheap MVNO doesn't have a carrier bundle on iOS which cost me 5G access, I probably would have just stuck with it. Since I held onto it though and paid in full for my 9, I have a $650 trade in value which will probably drop to $450-$500 when the 14 models drop in the fall which makes the price tag much easier to swallow.

I have some hope OnePlus may get it right with Android 13 so I'm going to see how that goes but if not, and no other viable options (has to have compatibility with all US carriers, has to have an unlockable bootloader, has to have at least a 6.4" screen that's not curved, and has to have at least 8GB of RAM), it's back to Apple.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Android 9 may be the best. Haven't played much with the Android 10 N10+ but noticed Karma Firewall lost it's valuable logging feature due to it.

My old free copy of WPS Office works in both version as do most of my trusted overlay apps.

Android 9 and above are all reasonably secure unless you do something stupid. No malware on this 2 yo Pie load yet.

I use Poweramp as my player, just my music files alone are over 225gb.

An SD card is mandatory. I can do a full reload with no internet connection; the SD card is the data drive which is backed up redundantly. Even has all my apps as installable copies, no Playstore needed. So a factory reset isn't that big of a deal if I have to... anytime, anywhere.

Only the DCIM folder (backed up regularly to the data drive), the download folder and the installed apps go on the internal memory. No cloud anything needed or wanted other than Gmail.

So the hardware and firmware aren't my prime consideration, why should they be? It was a step learning curve to optimize these devices. Them fulfilling their mission is my primary consideration. I'm an Android pragmatist, I got out of the Samsung/ Android hype loop over 6 years ago. If not proven good, I'm not using it.

Got lucky with the N10+... always wanted a Note.

Firmware upgrades and updates (apps as well) can and do break things. No need to constantly be chasing the loose ends they create, so I don't.

Pretty much solid play time... that's the plan🤣
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] cruzzmz:
Pro version will have a curve screen ... that is a problem with most manufacturer now (n)

i am not a fan of curve screen too.. i went to get p6 and it is ok at first then it has bugs soon after .. another pain is for countries which is not officially sold, it wont be able to use VoLTE and VoWiFi. Need to root and modify the xml ... ah well cant say much about that since it is not official sold.

Seems like OP also is not so great now since they are under OPPO now and Sammy is just too expensive now with more or less not so exiting tech.

Other china phones? that is another story
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Yeah I went back to OOS11 last night and I'm going to stick with it for a bit. It seems to work pretty well although I'm annoyed at the discovery that the module that was posted to alter the CPU throttling doesn't actually seem to work fully even on OOS 11.2.10.10. I don't want to go any older than that though so I guess it is what it is at this point. Games definitely are smoother at least. Still not as smooth a iOS though...

I wouldn't mind having an SD card again. I have gotten used to not having one but it does get annoying having to back up my OnePlus backups to the PC when I have to factory reset and then move them back. In the time it took to copy from the PC back to the phone last night, I was able to floss and brush my teeth. When I got back to the computer, the bar was at the very end.

This phone will work for now on OOS11. I really hope that OnePlus listens with OOS13 because I really don't want to buy another phone but being stuck on Android 11 isn't going to be enough for me.

Yeah it's not a great situation for the Android ecosystem as a whole right now really. I may just suck it up and get a 7 Pro. I really don't want to go back to iOS. I have an iPad, that's enough iOS for me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
This is why I committed to using the N10+'s for likely another 2-3+ years by buying a second new running on Android 10. Both will likely never be upgraded beyond 10.

Not for everyone but I absolutely wuv this Note. At this point it's optimized very well and is just a gorgeous beast of a work horse. Using a SD card as the data drive adds a layer of protection and redundantly to the device. With a mobo failure or a system crash the data drive will likely be untouched.

So now the processors are too fast to be practical so they throttle them?

Even though the N10+ doesn't have the thinner cpu chipset form factor or the fastest memory it runs almost as fast as the S22U in normal usage.

With the N9 the lag vs N10+/N20U/N22U is quite noticeable. The S22U has a huge battery and less SOT than the N10+. Weights a full display cracking ounce more too.

For what?

If you listen to all the hype the latest Androids sound wonderful... until you think it through and realize what is important for your device to fulfill its mission. That's why a well designed/built 3 yo model running on 2.5 yo firmware can still effectively compete with the newest phones.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
The annoying thing about the throttling is that it's not necessary. I have used a custom ROM on here and they don't have any of the throttling and it's no problem. Sure, the device gets a bit warmer under load, but it's not dangerously hot, we are talking like 42-48C, well within all normal tolerances. People ***** about their devices being warm and everyone suffers for it. Unfortunately every custom ROM I have tried has issues ranging from a stuttering UI to broken NFC and the fingerprint reader being off center so after the last attempt flashing a custom ROM resulted in a brick, I just went back to OOS and stayed there. Maybe it is time to try again though, I will run OOS11 for a few days and see if I can get used to it.

Honestly I really like my Pixel 3 XL, it's just too slow and lacking in RAM for me to make it my daily driver. The memory is more the issue than the Snapdragon 845 honestly.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] cruzzmz:
P3XL was a great phone, i used it until it went dead last year. Then i went for p6 in hope for a better support and features as promised but then again ...

anyway p6 suffers from bugs since first update and i think still until now it has not been sort out yet. The thing i like about pixel is you can still flash it via fastboot and the image it officially available in the support page.

Just that if the country is not an official country that sell pixel then you will be stuck with no VoLTE and VoWiFi and that is a hassle
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] hemstheworthy:
After Carl Pei left Oneplus started going down and now they are one of the worst companies under Oppo and the phone OS, design, and specs are not that good!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
My OnePlus 9 has better specs across the board than the Pixel 6 besides the cameras. OOS12 is terrible but I don't mind OOS11 so if OnePlus goes back to their roots with OOS13 like they are promising, I may stick around, and besides, the custom ROMs for this device are pretty good so I can just as easily just stick to those.

Qualcomm > Samsung and I don't see that changing with the 7 series.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] razercortex:
I think the non-pro Pixels are a better value anyways, seeming as this launch won't be too different to the Pixel 6s apart from minor upgrades like a new SoC with moderate performance increase.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I can't go from a 6.55" screen to a 6.2" screen though. Honestly I would rather have a 6.7"-6.10" screen. I could go from 6.55 to 6.4 but with them shrinking the screen size on the 7, it's a nonstarter.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 96carboard:
I think you mean 6.7"-7.0"?

6.10 is NOT "six point ten". Its "six point one zero".

Numbers.... know how they work.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Yeah yeah, I made a mistake, literally everyone knew what I meant, you just had to be a tool about it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] 96carboard:
Lighten up. Anybody else would have no trouble getting the joke. No reason for you to go hostile.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] spevil07:
I have the 10 pro too but with all that bad things I'll think to switch to Pixel 7 pro when it's out.

No sources so no kernel/Rom, no msm, no gcam because blocked access to all lenses...

That are all really big deal breakers
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
I just can't deal with the Samsung modems or I would go Pixel too. I'll keep my 9 and if it lasts until the Pixel 8 next year, maybe I'll jump on it then, but I'm really leery about the battery and radio performance between the two X1 cores and the inferior modem.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] zymphad:
Appears the curve is minimal on the 7 Pro. It's less ****ty than Pixel 6 Pro.

Why they did this is confusing though. Biggest complaints for P6 was fingerprint, battery, modem and curved display. You would think for Pixel 7 Pro, those are the issues they would definitely fix. But it sounds like another ****ty modem, curved display and ****ty fingerprint and battery is even worse on Android 13.

Really confusing me.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] hello00:
Looks like the same curved screen as the p6p. Nothing has changed as far as the screen/display.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] galaxys:
It definitely has some curve's to it....📱
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Morgrain:
From looking at the marketing slides, it seems that the curve has just so ever slightly decreased, but it's still there. Once my P7 Pro arrives, I will compare it to a P6 Pro and report here if there are changed to the degree of curvature.

But as galaxys already mentioned, the phone definitely still has curved sides.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Well Best Buy gave me an unbeatable offer so I have a 7 Pro I'm picking up next week.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] galaxys:
What kind of deal?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
$790 trade in for my old 12 Pro Max plus $200 in Best Buy gift cards. They're literally paying me to take the phone.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] galaxys:
Good bargain...hard to refuse! I may have to visit them....📱
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Morgrain:
The magnificent pre-order bonus in Europe (429 € Pixel Watch LTE free when getting a P7 Pro) makes me think that Google is actually willing to lose money, in order to acquire more customers. Coupled with the 10% cashback via Google One in the Google Store, that offer is ridiculously good for Europeans, especially when you consider trade-in on top of that.

It seems that Google is finally willing to commit to the Pixel lineup.