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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
You may want to look for something like Kaiser Tweak or something else that disables 3g.. Also you can try tapping on the signal icon at the top and make sure that all the data/3g stuff is turned on at the bottom.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Don't know how to get screenshoot. On the top of the Today screen there's, from right to left, the task manager, the battery, the signal strength (just the little antenna and the bars) and the WiFi icon.

Where in Kaiser Tweak or Advanced Configuration Tool could disable 3G?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
Kaiser Tweak = under Data

Advanced config = again, under Data.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Tried it...no joy!

Went to Adv. Config. and eneble everything under data connections. Still nothing.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
Does your sim support 3G?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
Did you check in Advance config to see if just the icons are turned of ? I believe you can just turn the icons off ( because some people find them annoying ) but still call and connect at 3G speed. Are you lacking speed or just the icons. ?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Let me re-state

I've had this Tilt for about a week, my other cell (Samsung A737) indicates "3G" all the time while I'm at work so yes my sim is 3G. This Tilt has never indicated "3G".

I went to Adv. Config under data connections and enabled everything.

What I'm trying to figure out, is this Tilt unable to detect "3G" or is it a missing icon thing.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
IF

1. you have a 3g sim

2. Kaiser Tweak and Advanced config don't have 3g disabled

3. you don't have the "nodata.cab" installed

4. 3G data is turned on in the comm manager

5. HSDPA is turned on in /settings/connections/advanced network

6. All the proper info is set for your connection "media net"

and you still don't have 3g.

I would say at the very least do a hard reset or update your ROM.

Anything I'm missing?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Ok...more data...new questions

Where in Comm Manager can turn 3G on/off?

What does Medianet settings has to do with 3G?

Thanks for your answers ChumleyEX!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mikulec:
Hehe, when u have wifi enabled the 3G icon changes to the wifi icon, just try to turn of wifi and see if the 3g,H,E or G icon will appear.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
That's a thought Mikulec! Tomorrow at work I will try this. I'm home now & reception here is crap!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
do some research and you will find all the answers you seak.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Say what?

I'm sorry ChumleyEX but that's not an answer...I dont have a data plan so MediaNet is, in my opinion, not an issue. Like I said before, that didn't keep my other (and less sophisticated cell) from detecting 3G coverage... anyway more data!!

I tried turnning off wifi to see if wifi icon becomes "3G", that doesn't work, the wifi icon gets an "X" over it & does not become "3G".

Yesterday I found out that if you try to make a video call the cell tells you if there's a 3G network available, so I tried this in my office & it answers no 3G network available.

Last night I started experimenting with flashing, I knew this cell had been flashed before by someone else, for one this is an AT&T branded Tilt but the previous owner has using it on another carrier and when I access the bootloader among the information there was "Spl 1.0 Olipro".

I flashed a couple of Hard SPLs & a couple of radios to try and it got me thinking, could the lack of "3G" be a radio or ROM issue??
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mikulec:
It definitely could be radio rom issue, but ... I am flashoholic, that means I flash almost every rom that comes out. And on most roms that I flashed the 3G icon changes after some time to the X, but after going to the internet via gprs the 3G appears once again. I dont know why is this happining, there was a disscusion about this, but I dont know in which thread.

The funny thing is although I have the X icon, I am in 3G area and I can make video calls and use the 3G cappabilities. So I dontknow why u can not.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
" I knew this cell had been flashed before by someone else, for one this is an AT&T branded Tilt but the previous owner has using it on another carrier and when I access the bootloader among the information there was "Spl 1.0 Olipro"

So it's possible that the media net info is incorrect. Also, your simple phone that has the 3G show up is just that, a simple phone. This tilt isn't so simple.

if this link works, download the file and run it.

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=70973&d=1203219889
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nmiah:
Correct me if I am wrong but if the phone shows the H, does that not mean you are in a area where you can HSDPA. HSDPA is much faster then conventional 3G. Not all the operators enable HSDPA on their 3G cell sites.

You should be glad of the HSDPA coverage!!

Is it really a problem?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Thanks for the link ChumleyEX, I'm gonna try this, so even if I dont have a data plan the MediaNet settings may mess 3G detection?

nmiah.. I'm not getting "H" or "3G".

Last night I started flashing, I changed the SLP from 1.0 Olipro to 3.28 Hard, & my wireless went out the window. I tried the other Hard SPLs (3.29 & 3.56) & tried a couple other radios, I can't get my Tilt to connect to my home network, which it used to do before I started experimenting.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Flying Kiwi:
How do you know it's not detecting 3G and it's merely not an indication problem? If there are no indication icons there at all (and I'm still not clear if thats the case, just that theres no 3G or H) then I'd say thats an indication problem because (according to the users manual - have you found and read it yet?) you should still get at least an E, G, 3G or H. After flashing a new ROM, you should always hard reset and since you've done lots of experimental flashing it'd be worth double checking that your combination of ROM/Radio and SPL are all compatible with each other.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
My Kaiser also sometimes decides not to display the E,3G,H,... icons and just give the 2 arrows with the x. That's just a display thing, and usually if I connect to data the icon will come back.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mikulec:
Thats the thing I posted earlier. Its just a icon display fault.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
Ok then in that case try going to mobilespeedtest.com (I think thats it) and test your speed. Post the speed and we can all figure out if it's 3g or not.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Here we go again!

Let me say this again, I don't have a DATA PLAN. I connect thru WiFi.

Now... if the only way for this device to detect, indicate, (or whatever) "3G" is thru having or using a data connection (GPRS or whatever) then tell me so.

All I indicated (or tried to) at the beginning of this thread was that I was missing the "3G" indication that I used to see all the time with my other cell.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
BTW ...as I mentioned on an previous post I was having trouble with my WiFi connection after flashing a newer HardSPL.

Last night I decided to flash back my original radio & do a Hard Reset. When I finished my wifi connection was back.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] freakSHO:
man im reading this and i think what your saying is you DONT have a data plan, but you WANT 3G ( which refers to data transfer). so 3g dont mean squat if your not on the net. am i right?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
Yep, you actually pretty much are. The benefits of 3G are video calling and faster data transfer. If the OP isn't using those (as it seems) - no need to care at all about whether the phone is using GSM or 3G. Just forget about it and live on. The only thing 3G would do is suck battery down a bit faster when calling.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
a plan is for a pre arranged price thats all, your phone can still have access to the data network. If the settings are their, correct and there is nothing blocking it ( example = you using the no data program or att blocking it) then when you open PIE it should connect (unless it's told otherwise) to the data network and depending on your rom you will get a G, E, 3G, or an H..

I'm pretty sure everything has been covered for you.. Maybe a mod wants to verify this info and close the thread.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Headroom:
Ok I'm done!

Last night while installing another theme I lost my wifi again. So I decided to hard reset again. I didn't install any other programs, just updated thru ActiveSync my contacts, memos, etc.

I'm at work now, so I checked, no indication....I disabled wifi, there it is, I got the "H" (finally). So I guess it was some sort of program conflict & Hard Reset cleared it. Mikulec was absolutly right!!

I was not trying to connect without a data plan, I was just concerned that this cell (which I've just got second-hand) might not be working OK.

So...thanks everybody for your help & input.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
Read my answer on your WiFi thread - I think all your problems were due to you flashing an SPL that was not compatible with the ROM you had on. Would have been easier if you had told the whole story first hand, what you flashed etc ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Folayemi:
I didn't turn on usb debugging on my infinix X559C and it's bricked. While trying to flash a new rom, my pc is not recognising my phone after download all the required drivers. I'm using sp flash tool.

What do i do?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alecxs:
usb debugging is useless on bricked phone anyway. you probably mixed up different modes. adb is not involved in rooting/flashing. you don't need usb debugging for fastboot.

SP Flash Tool neither uses adb nor fastboot mode, therefore these drivers aren't required.

when device connected in powered off state, preloader mode appears for only ~1 second - during this moment one must quickly pick up yellow triangle in windows device manager and manually assign VCOM preloader driver.

once preloader driver installed successfully, SP Flash tool will detect phone if you retain right order: 1) start flashing 2) connect phone

Beware: In any case never ever flash in "Format all + Download" mode!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
So I have been trying a few screen protector on my new Pixel 7Pro and it has been a royal pain. I have tried 2 tpu brands and tons of bubbles. This is with steam and cleaning the screen.

I have a Whitestone dome on order but the last time I tried one several years ago it was a disaster.

Maybe I just suck at applying screen protector?

Anyone rocking their P7P without any protector? How long? How has the screen held up?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] synesthete:
I just have a case with no screen protector and have no scratches yet. I keep it in a pocket by itself without any keys or coins.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
It will easily be scratch by sand like most glasses. Sand is everywhere.

For wet apply screen protectors like Gorilla IQ Sheild the biggest problem are lint and dust that will cause permanent air bubbles.

Fix: apply in bathroom after running the shower with hot water first for a few minutes, this knocks down the airborne dust and static electricity.

Clean it until it's spotless and dustless before applying.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] praun.constantin@gmail.co:
it is advisable to use a protective case (anti-scratch)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
I tried this 6 times with lots of steam, cleaned the screen and held it upside down and I still got multiple dust particles trapped under the TPU protectors? I don't know what else to do?

I have a Galaxy s22 plus and bought a generic tempered glass screen protector and no problems. It has a flat screen.

Even though the 7 Pro has a very subtle curve it still makes applying a screen protector difficult.

Samsung who makes the 7 Pro screen seems to only make high end large amoled display with curved glass? Why Samsung why?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Zizo Bolt has raised display guards on all 4 sides, antistatic too. Very impact resistant.

Cotton lined pockets shed lint and tend to allow grit the adhere to them. Cotton/polyester blends don't do this. I keep my N10+'s in the thigh cargo pocket of my bdu pants. No lint, easy access, no accidental frame flexing and it stays put.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Was the room humidity near saturation? I get one or two in a dry room usually it seems. Wear non shedding clothing and a head cover if you must. House dust is many times mostly dead skin particles which is constantly shedding.

Wash/rinse hands throughly first but don't dry them before you do it. Your fingers that are touching the inside of the display cover must be wet. Use the microfiber cloth to clean it completely of any dust.

Be careful not the stretch it as this will cause a failure. Wet the display and the fingers you're using to touch it with the included water/soap solution. They aren't expensive so don't sweat it.

A small trapped dust or fiber particle does no harm and can be ignored.

These screen protectors have provided me last line defense in the cases of drops where the display made contact with hard edges, etc. In 3 years of heavy usage there's zero scratches or mars on my N10+ display; it looks like new. The Bolt case and these screen protectors have done an excellent job of protecting my N10+'s in spite of many drops, most onto concrete😖
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xdrc45:
I had the galaxy S22 ultra with curved bezels before the P7P. I've installed the Whitestone dome tempered glass screen protector twice without any issues. One thing I do is blow the area I'm working on off with a can of air duster and then let everything settle for a minute. Then I make sure to use the dust and lint free sticker tabs to remove any lint, dust or hair or whatever before applying the tempered glass screen protector. I currently have a Whitestone tempered glass screen protector on my P7P now and I don't have any issues or debris under the glass and it's seated nicely
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] p51d007:
The last screen protector I used, was on my HTC Tilt. Since the days of smartphones, I've never used one.

But, I don't keep my phone in my pocket or anything. I keep it in a turtleback belt clip case.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
I use a film one (as i did on my P6P), never had any bubbles that i couldn't get out during the installation and they feel quite good to be honest, they seem to last about 6 months before a new one is needed.

I put them on in the bathroom after running the shower for 5 minutes to drop any dust.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0BG63SQ8R
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] StrangerWeather:
I am receiving the same today actually. Having never used a screen protector in my life, never had a scratch since the Pixel 2 XL (this is my 5th Pixel). The 7 Pro is the first one that has acquired a tiny scratch, I have no idea how as I treat the phone really carefully. I'm not going to risk getting more. Wish me luck applying the film!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MrBelter:
it is really easy, if you can do it in the bathroom after running a shower and then just follow the instructions, it is numbered so it is pretty straight forwards. Lots of people say they have bubbles that vanish after 24 hours but mine have always gone after installing it and then using the provided squeegee to just push them away :)
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Ryumari:
I had to use sth, because after 1 week of usage I already have 1 scratch... One time, by accident, I have thrown pixel with iPhone into 1 pocket - and the second little $+&#@& did it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] StrangerWeather:
Done, it was easy, looks perfect. I do have that line across the middle though, but it's hardly visible.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Ducter:
I work in construction, screen protectors are a must for me but after trying to remove a whitestone off a previous phone, never again for me. TPU works ok for my needs as it's really dirt/sand etc I'm combating.

This one has worked well, I did not use the camera cover as some complained about removing it.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] jaseman:
I hate curved screens as they are stupid, useless, and worthless for any and all reasons that can possibly be discussed. However, the curve on the 7 Pro is "NOT" as bad as some are. I always used a tempered glass protector on flat screens and I am currently using a Whitestone on the 7 Pro. I realize that Victus glass is fairly resilient but the fact remains that it is glass and a drop on a small stone on the screen is a disaster in waiting. I have experienced in the past that a glass screen protector will take the hit and break before the actual screen. So I do miss the days of $10.00 tempered glass protectors but even the Whitestone is cheaper than a screen repair not counting all the time and trouble to get it repaired. YMMV
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
That's because Pixel doesn't exploit and use the curve part of the display. Samsung has apps that do, like Edge and especially the 3rd party app One Handed Operation plus (available on Playstore, maybe compatible with Pixels?).

I have 6 zones that can house up to 6 gesture switches each plus the Edge pull out for clip board. They nest in the curve to help prevent false triggering. They can be programmed to use for navigation, to open/close apps and more.

Controls for zone 5 are pictured below.

View attachment 5792761View attachment 5792763

In the right case the curve display also helps prevent false touches and make the phone easier to handle. Took me a few months to fully adapt to it but now I wuv it...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
So I just installed the Whitestone dome on my P7P.

First try I screwed up. Second try is a lot better but not 100% perfect.

I put a case on the phone afterwards and it seems fine but I read afterwards that you aren't supposed to do that for 24 hours? I can smell the adhesive still curing after the UV light.

So any tips and tricks with the dome? Am I going to have a problem since I didn't wait the 24 hours?

So far it seems okay. It works pretty well. Fingerprint scanner works flawless but I did have to re register my prints.

So much better than the TPU protector I tried and failed miserably with.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] xdrc45:
There are a couple extra steps I do when installing the Whitestone dome TGP.

1. After doing the recommended UV curing time. I will add an extra minute using the UV light to each section of the phone. Top, middle and bottom.

2. Remove the Whitestone jig. Wipe away any excess adhesive and check again for more adhesive. You don't want it in the ear speaker or any of the ports. Then apply the UV light again for another minute in each section of the phone. I may repeat the UV light again if I feel necessary. Just to get a solid cure. At $45 for two screen protectors I want to make sure it's done properly and without flaw's.

After you do it the first time you'll get better at it each time there after.

As far as the case goes. If it's cured properly you shouldn't have any issues installing it right after. Just make sure all excess adhesive is cleaned up.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] blackhawk:
Before you get started make sure it's the right size glass and jig. Whitestone sent me an open box special with the wrong tempered glass piece. Not so much as a "we're sorry" from these off shore runts. Caused me a lot of inconvenience.

Don't look at short wave UV light sources or it's reflected light... use in a well lighted room.
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] apepi41:
I update my phone when it asked me to update it, no problems right?

But I ended up having problems like other people were having recently, a Bootloop. I was able to fix that(but I ended up losing all my data), but now that I made it back to OS11, it is now showing an update named: HD1901_11_F.17 . Did Oneplus accidentally push the wrong update to some people phones, causing them to get stuck? It seems like this might be the case to me. Can anyone else check it out?

Is it possible that the 1901 software is supposed to be compatible with 1905?(though that does not make sense to me) I have seen other people saying that they have seen it instead be 1901 instead of 1905.
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] HueyT:
Nope, OnePlus was too lazy to make one for Global so they used hd1901 update for hd1905. Most people have no prob with this but some have issues like you
[OnePlus 7T Questions & Answers] mrk2815:
nope i got that update and its working on my device.but mine was a 1907 when updated went to 1901 as well. i dont mind as i plan to eventually flash a custom rom to it.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Jeff.monroe:
Hi people

I have a rooted S22 but I can't change the sound files with root explorer in the system partition.

Anybody know a confirmed way to disable camera and screenshot sound?
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Jeff.monroe:
Very good ROM for S21 and S22!

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-beyondrom-v2-2-21-12-2022-bvl1-exynos-sm-s908b-s906b-s901b.4494865/
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mot-K:
Hallo,

the display of my POCO F3 is broken, meaning black screen. The device itself starts normally. How can I save my data? USB debugging is disabled and I can't activate it because the broken display of course.

Could anyone help me to save my data?

Thanks in advance!
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zinnz:
Your data is safe. However you may need to wait awhile to access it.

Your best bet is to get your screen replaced.

Call around to local cell phone repair buisnesses and see if they any replacement screens in stock for the poco f3. If you have a xiaomi repair center near, even better. If no one had one in stock, your best to order one yourself. (this is where you may have to wait a bit as it may have to be shipped from china) if you're comfortable replacing your screen yourself, do that. But having the broken device in hand, with its replacement screen, and taking those into any cell phone repair store, they should be able to fix you up pretty quickly and shouldnt be too much money since you did the leg work of retrieving the screen.

That's the route I would go, or at least get the ball rolling in a new display coming in the mail. Because trying to retrieve that data without usb debugging on, may be a bit of a rabit hole.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Tintin62:
Hi,

To save your data, did you try this (with a PC of course)

https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy

Maybe you still have access to the phone despite the broken screen.

Let me know if it worked.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Tintin62:
Not well read, "USB debugging is disabled", so it will not work....Sorry
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mot-K:
Thanks for the suggestion, but honestly I don't think it's worth it. I have already received offers and they are from 190 € upwards. And I do not trust myself to exchange the display. In this case, wouldn't it make more sense to request a data backup from a company? I don't know how expensive that is though.

Isn't there any way to backup the date in recovery mode? I know that pressing the start and volume up button will get me into recovery mode. I've read somewhere that from there I can back up my data via the MI PC Suite, by pressing the down button twice. Is that correct? Regardless of that, I haven't yet managed to get into recovery mode with the broken display.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Renate:
You can get a display and just connect it (don't remove the old display, just connect the new one).

It's silly that "ro.adb.secure" only means that it has to handshake and popup to allow ADB.

There really should be a mode where you say, "Only the 3 computers that I've already connected are acceptable and allow no further new ADB clients".

Then *everybody* could leave ADB on all the time.