ocnbrze said:

so is the phone rooted then? and are you saying that netflix will not work on a rooted phone? or a phone that has the bootloader unlocked?

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Just unlocked bootloader. I found a xda thread that mentioned some change in play store that allowed devs to block *any* phones with unlocked bootloaders. Netflix is one of the apps that did it.
Phone is totally stock, but even couple years ago you could not get HTC from a carrier, so it is unlocked.

I hear it is so good you can operate a grill with it. Good luck and have fun with your new toy!

Sim card tray is easy. Pops out with tray tool or paper clip. Remove from old phone and insert in new phone. Needs to be same model phone.

ESN is assigned to chips on the motherboard and not legally changed. All other parts should be clear

Do you know what the unlock PIN is, have you tried entering it on the connected keyboard? Because if you don't, you're not going to be able to get anything out of the locked phone by USB

I tried Morpheus TV this evening, and I got this message. Which is definitely "something wrong with the sources", it's discontinued.

I'm hoping it's similar to when I sort of came back. I posted--only in Private Chat, I think--what had happened and why I'd been gone. Then it was like another year before I really came back! I thought I felt better than I actually did that first time.

Let's hope it's something similar--but it's hard not to worry when someone's come back, they've been ill, and then they're gone again...

How do l add new APN ON COOLPAD 3310a

The_Chief said:

The Droid was released with Android Eclair, and the fastest way we could get Froyo on it was custom ROMs. Of course, with such small RAM, space was at a premium! So it was amazing that the Droid was able to do everything it did with only 512MB. And that wasn't just for the OS - all the APPS had to operate within that, too!

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My Droid still runs today. It's been running non-stop as my alarm clock. I *think* it's running a Chevy rom, but I forget. I hesitated rooting it, but finally did and loaded sapphire on it. It's how I found my way here to AF.

Hi Bobby! Are you sure you have PICTURES selected at the bottom, and not ALBUMS or something else? Because as long as I'm in the Pictures section, I can select multiple photos and move to whatever album I want.

Phone is blocked

I am not so sure though, maybe it is another dried out app it can do it, I do not use my Moto for texting anyone as much. Not so sure.

I wonder if it is just the factory plastic wrapped around the outlet..

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Ok. The message I get is "SD card not found". Is there anyway to fix this?

ETA- it's my ad blocker browser causing the issue. I am all set. Thanks!

ocnbrze said:

go to https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ and find your firmware based of your phone's model number. you will also need to install odin so that you can flash the firmware on your pc.

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Already did, but my pc cant find my phone even tho i installed all the usb drivers and searched in cmd...

Android X86 install and runs perfectly well on Dell Laptops, You can run it 'live' from a USB stick or DVD, to see how well it runs on your laptop. But, to install it you'll need to reboot and choose install from the Android boot menu. DO NOT attempt to partition the hard disk, as Android has it's own partitioning scheme that's very different to either Windows or Linux. I had better results using Lineage OS (also so on the Android X86 site)

The current version is based on Android 8.1, and there's a beta of Android 9. It really is full Android on a Laptop. Don't worry about a lack of touchscreen, the Laptop's touchpad works just fine.

I suddenly got the rootkit detected message from Lookout on my 7-year old Nexus 7 tablet. Root Checker Basic says, "Sorry! Root access is not properly installed on this device." Properly? Does that mean I could have an improperly installed rootkit that is doing something?

ok i got a new samsung 32gb sd card and installed it. i will not set it to be extended now as i do not need to have it get encrypted and then if it somehow fails i can't do anything with it. so if it fails now maybe i can recover it. one good thing i guess is google back them up for me, that is one good thing but a bear to retrieve from google. thanks for the help

My phone is a dual sim one. When I swapped the two sims so that the sim using mobile data is placed in sim1, the wifi hotspot has internet access.

spy shop said:

1-Digital Marketing Executive
2-10 years.
3-IPS officer.
4-Business men

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"Business man" it is not that cracked up to be. You better shoot lower.

"Update for yoour security"? Think twice

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...4/apple-samsung-fined-for-slowing-down-phones

mikedt said:

Can't really comment about Samsung or Google backup, as I don't use either.

But I'm thinking if you can go without a phone for 60 days, 2 months. Do you actually need a phone at all?

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I have mentioned "If I lost my phone or if my phone is faulty for 60 days", I am preparing for worst case scenario. It is possible that I lose my phone and someone return it 60 days later and while searching for the phone I use an old spare phone S4 that I am unable to restore backup due android version too old. That guy in the example sold his phone and used an iphone for over 60 days and lost all backup when he wanted to use android phone again.

try putting the phone in safe mode and see if it is still happening. safe mode prevents 3rd party apps from running. it is just a troubleshooting tool. if it is still happening there, then i would for sure do a factory reset.

make sure you back things up using smart switch.

or as @mikedt suggested you can use smart switch to update your phone. you can't install firmware using smart switch, especially if your phone already has the latest update.

Listen..if you really like those S5's..and you want to stick with it..I would give it a go ahead..

I staid with my S5 for while..on a 3g(keep in mind that's what the phone says you are getting) but at the same time I heard..understand..and experienced that is ACTUALLY greater than 3g speed you will get..
Mine was a sprint used on tmobile then in cricket..when I tested it I was getting about 4g speeds(in cricket..because tmobile is the worse)..

You can stay with it..