Nope. Just reinstall every app first, then they will be created automatically

sdevdutt41 said:

Damm even I am having a similar kind of issue, I have searched all over the internet and even have posted on number of threads on different forum, no solution seems to work. I am really frustrated, can anyone of you here help me resolve this issue, I am very much tired now.

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well my friend we should unite are you on toms hardware (so that we can do private conversation).Unity really helped me solve some mobile problems

Ah, ok - thanks, Krissy Kross. Hadn't thought of that.

You might want to first try booting into "safe mode" and see if your tablet stays on long enough to free up some storage.
If all else fails, you may be left with having to perform a factory reset, just be aware of Google FRP lock.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.androidcentral.com/factory-reset-protection-what-you-need-know?amp


Heres additional info


https://forums.tomsguide.com/thread...restarting-even-after-a-factory-reset.143523/

Hello everybody.
I just wanted to update you that I was able to order it (the pixel 4a) and it will arrive in a month (what a long time ...).
I'll let you know.

The UK telecoms regulator has announced that UK service providers will be banned from locking phones to their service. They've taken their own sweet time to realise that even when unlocking procedures officially exist it is still a restrictive practice, but they've got there eventually.

The bad news is that they've given the service providers a whole year to make a trivial adjustment. And one of the biggest (Vodafone) has already said that they will comply once it's legally required (which implies that they will keep locking handsets until the last minute).

I haven't bought a locked handset this century, but I'll be glad to see the back of this BS anyway. Now if they'll just stop carriers messing with the firmware, delaying updates and adding bloat to the ROM...

Hi, I'm talking about another use, the backup I mean is a logical or physical backup that can be used as evidence in court for which it is necessary to "crystallize" the backup with a hash to verify that the copy is the same as the original , the speech is quite complex, but what I need is
-how to backup with adb and backup command (is it possible to calculate the hash?)
-how to backup with adb and pull command (is it possible to calculate the hash?)
-how to backup with dd or dcdfldd (can you calculate hash?)
These are the standards used for this type of business.

No phone was not connected to any Wi-Fi network because i don't have Wi-Fi around me. And no i guess Updater App is just not recognising the upadte file and is actually asking me to download it first. Thus im confused whats happening here

Sharjeel Arshad said:

I am trying to communicate to my phone via a desktop . I connect it using the usb debugging feature on the phone . It asks for authorization on the phone . I have to manually authorize it .

Rest of the explantion is in my first post .


Thanks

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Quite frankly I've never heard of these "certificate" or "authorization of the key" things when I've done anything ADB with devices.

Maybe you could provide more details? Is it something specific to the Samsung S10?

Helium uses adb (usb debugging) as part of the process, which means it needs to involve a computer.

There is a roll-out of an update for the T-Mobile (USA) carrier minority variant of the OnePlus 6T. This 10.3.6 release is for the October 2020 Android security patch.

The build date of this release is showing as the 29th September 2020

Download size = 109 MB

Changelog

• Android Security patch update to October 2020

Camera version = 3.8.93 (TBC)

This is the 16th T-Mobile (USA) update in 729 days. Roughly 1 update every 46 days

(N.B. This update is only for the T-Mobile (USA) minority carrier variant and NOT the global OnePlus 6T model)

See, also...

Software updates: OnePlus 6T T-Mobile (USA) official carrier forum

T-Mobile 6T to Global model Conversion (WITHOUT unlocked bootloader/SIM unlock!)

Edited the previous and list some keys you can used. Enjoy !

MKeditor said:

This jackass problem has been around for years. I wish Android would give us the choice to not allow Bluetooth commands to control our phones. I NEVER want another device to be able to play media on my phone.

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In my experience, when a behavior as insane as autoplay is implemented, greed is usually the reason. I strongly suspect BMI and ASCAP have their fingers in this contractually. I like having a music app, but since they all do this, it looks like I am faced with doing without. One would think that a $10/mo subscription would be enough to allow you the luxury of deciding when your phone will play music, but apparently not.

Eric Parlatore said:

Happens sometimes

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is it consistently the same people? or happens with random people? again what about on being on wifi or cellular?

Wish I could help, but I'm in China, and I'm just California dreamin' on such a winter's day, and wishin' I was in LA.

i know this post is over a year old, but in regards to what playlists are used for (since none touched on this)... answer: they are used typically to play your favorite songs in your entire library or a select genre/artist/album/etc..., i use playlists for playing my favorite songs from a certain TV show and to listen to my favorites from my entire library and a certain genre etc... Typically i only listen to playlists because as with soundtracks there are usually some good songs in an album but then there are those wacky, off the wall, sometimes terrible songs, or just songs you just don't want to listen to in the one album that if you just listen to the entire album the songs you don't want to listen to pop up, you have to skip them every time, and if you want to listen to more from the same TV show (IE. season 1, season 2, season 3, etc...) without having to stop playing the one album and move on to the next manually you create a playlist for those albums. If you have like thousands of songs (which i do) in your library and you don't want to have to continually be pressing the skip button every time a song you don't want to listen to plays which if you play entire library that is definitely going to happen and sometimes it could take like 30-50 skips just to get to a song you like. Playlists also make it easy to play your favorite songs without having to look down at your phone when a song you do not want to listen to very often, this is especially helpful when you are driving.

well the good news is she has found away to remove them... the bad news is we have no idea what they were or where they came from.. thank you for you help. i am sure it will come in handy at some time

My phone did the same thing. The solution that worked for me was tedious but effective since my phone's speaker option is working again. I went into settings, apps and one by one selected each app and force stopped them and cleared their cache manually. Then I rebooted my phone and was back in business Can't hurt to try and maybe it'll work for you too.

i don't think usb debugging will turn up on event logs.

I'm developing an ARCore app with Unity and I'm trying to test it on Android Studio's Android Emulator. I've built the .apk file and installed it on the virtual device but the app crashes a few seconds after starting up. Before that, it's only possible to see the app's UI, while the rest of the screen is completely black.

I've already installed the latest version of the Google Play Services for AR, set the virtual device's back camera to show the Virtual Scene, and I've also allowed my app to access the camera in the virtual device settings, but the problem persists. Also, the Virtual Scene works fine on the camera app, it just doesn't work inside my app.

Here is the stack trace, up to the point where the app crashes:
https://pastebin.com/v9rgcZnt

If someone could help me out with this, I would be really thankful.