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Thanks guys, been an Android user for about 10 years, yes, bum USB cords, multiple. Thanks, sorry for a dumb question.

You're asking the wrong people here...
Try contacting PUBG.

That sub-6 5G is actually pretty widespread, but its speeds are pretty comparable with that of 4G. Need mmWave 5G to get the bonkers speeds, and that for sure isn't available much of anywhere.

MoodyBlues said:

Excellent!

You're welcome.

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Not to be a party pooper, but I just tried this on my wife's Galaxy S9 and the Setting section does not come up in the available widgets?

Did this happen after flashing firmware in Odin?Otherwise, you may be looking at a hardware failure (motherboard).

You could try Frija to download the proper firmware for your Samsung J7sky pro. Afterwards, you'll have to extract the .PIT (Partition Information Table) along with the other four partitions and place then in Odin but I must warn that messing with the .pit is very risky. Certainly not something for the novice and in my opinion a method of last resort.


https://androidmore.com/extract-samsung-pit-file/

sullencab said:

Don't panic, vibrate mode is on. Nothing serious happened.

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pengyou said:

There are portable apps that will run on a thumb drive with any kind of OS - Windows, Linux, iOS. Is there a portable app that will run on android? I would love to install a portable version of Firefox and a password vault on the mini-sd card in my phone. I know I could just try to install it, but I am afraid that failure might not be an indication that it is not possible

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I presume you're referring to this?
https://portableapps.com/

That will only run on a Windows PC, and NOT Linux, MacOS, iOS, etc. I did try it myself for a while, but gave up because of viruses and worms on the school Windows PCs.

The REVVL line of phones from T-Mobile are their budget line. I couldn't find too much about who actually makes them so it's likely a "lowest-bidder" in China. The crashing launcher could be anything, but if Android 10 was recently installed, then I'd suspect something in the system cache that's either corrupt or incompatible. A factory reset should clear that up. If you are using a 3rd party launcher, it can easily crash on a the wrong phone. They can't test them all. If it is a launcher you installed, then try a different one. There are plenty of reliable, proven launchers available.

Cheers will do that though i hope they get a fix for this, soon

If you've having you are having a problem with this for three years, this would appear to be more of an issue with you need to address on your phone, as opposed to being 'something should fix'. (There do not appear to be any widespread online reports and articles stating this is common problem.)
Have you tried clearing the Gboard app cache? Also try long-pressing on the Space Bar, a 'Change Keyboard' dialog window should pop up, where you can add/delete different keyboards (English, Spanish, etc.) and a button to the Language settings menu.

I would try clearing the Google app cache, force stop followed by a soft reset.

I see they are updating s10 now with Sept security patch so my question is why is my s20 still on August patch

Hi peeps,

I have couple of windows PCs. Both have shared drives but for whatever reason I can only access one of them on Android. All the windows PCs on the network can access all the shares on all other PCs so there is at least basic sharing working. I have multiple phones and tablets and all are the same - they can access one PC but not the other. I have Kodi and Total commander installed - it's the same in both apps.

Strange thing is when I attempt to access the non working drive in total commander it seems to lookup a DNS of 92.242.132.16 which seems to be a public DNS server. I have no idea why it's trying to go to an external DNS as everything is on the same lan. Checking the share settings on both PCs they seem to be the same with a couple of exceptions.

The non working has a workgroup setting - the working one does not


Any ideas what could be causing this.

<edit - removed Hyper-v as I nave now removed fromnon working PC - no difference.>

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When you're viewing the Settings >> Storage menu, try tapping on 'Videos' and see if that shows any more details as to what video files are there. Do you have any kind of file manager app installed? A file manager app will be more useful in moving files and folders than just the Settings menu, and keep in mind the Gallery app is just a media file manager, with by-design limitations on what files it handles. An actual file manager is intended to be more comprehensive. Anyway, since you're down to just a few hundred MBs of internal storage, try installing this 'Explorer' file manager app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.speedsoftware.explorer
It has a good feature set, a nice user friendly interface, and most importantly only has a 4.5MB install size.
Or this 'Ghost Commander' app is an alternative:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ghostsq.commander
It's install size is only 1.5MB and it has a more extensive feature set but its user interface is more utilitarian.
There are plenty of other very viable choices (see the screen caps for each to find one to you liking) but do keep in mind until you can free up some storage space your options are limited.

Also, double-check your Settings >> Apps menu. There does seem to be a lot of apps there. And if you do find apps you've installed that you don't use any longer, don't just use the 'Uninstall' button to remove them, use 'Clear data' first, then Uninstall. This removes all of the apps settings/config files/support files.

Since you're staying with the same carrier, did they actually instruct you to use the new SIM card instead of the SIM card you already had, or did you just take the initiative to use the new SIM card?
This sounds like you should just take your phone, and your old and new SIM cards, to one of your carrier's service centers and have them straighten things out.

That message may not indicate the phone was rooted previously. Root can be achieved even if it was rooted previously just be warned that anything you do is completely your responsibility.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s9/how-to/how-to-galaxy-s9-sm-g960f-root-android-t3893469

You might want to first check if the phone is rooted already with a root checker.

MoodyBlues said:

It's good to see you participating, @noidodroid, but before taking the time and effort to post helpful info, you might want to note the OP's date, and/or when the original poster was last here. In this thread's case, the OP hasn't been back since posting--six months ago!

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Thanks for your opinion. IMHO all info whether new or old is good. And the more that add's to subject matter the more it helps the next person who comes along to read it (even if the original guy isn't around). 2 cents

still have mine! running brichsters rom with the very cool OTG mod allowing you to see through the screen with an overlay using the camera app. Super cool.

Reboot the router