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Can anyone explain to me what android setup HD1900 is about?

Where did you buy this OnePlus 7T? Because it might be a grey import, specifically a China variant that's been unofficially re-reflashed and something may have gone wrong with it. If you only just bought it, definitely see about returning it for replacement or refund.

https://www.techinthebasket.com/one...al-sim-frosted-silver-cn-ver-with-google.html

OnePlus 7T HD1900 8GB/256GB Dual Sim - Frosted Silver (CN Ver with Google)

OnePlus variants intended for China come with Hydrogen OS that doesn't have Google services in it, as opposed to Oxygen OS for international markets.

How to access my .backup file

I'm hoping someone can help with my query.. I've tried searching, youtubing and hammer none seem to give the desired result.

I have an Acer e380 (Liquid E3) which will not get past boot. I have attempted to download, clear cache partition and again hammer, however none worked. My issue is that I have many photos on the phone I want to retrieve before doing a master reset. Now I have a new phone so I dont care about fixing it, however those photos are irreplaceable.
I finally manager to do a backup from root which stored onto an ad card. The only official way of me getting this back is now doing a full data factory reset and doing a restore from the .backup file. However I dont trust it and want to peek inside the file on my windows machine to see if all my pictures and stuff are in there.

How can I unpack the .backup file it created in windows?

Please help
Thanks
Mik

What is the version of play store that js compatible with tcl502u

Welcome to Android Forums, wasiu rashid! :)

Your question doesn't seem to have anything to do with this thread's topic, storage, so I'm not sure why you posted it here. :thinking:

There's always a link/button at the top of a forum page to create a new thread. In the future, that's the best way to get help for your issue.

As @ocnbrze asked, what exactly is this "tcl502u" you have? What is its Android version?

Edit: a quick search yields several results--in Chinese. But it looks like a phone, not tablet. Where's @mikedt when you need him?! :D

One Phone Showing Up as Two Unique Devices?

Ok...
So I think I'm being stalked by the government lol. Look it up, gangstalking, the whole thing sounds ridonkulous.

I've had a couple of questions I couldn't get answered though.

At one point I thought I was going through a sextortion case so I ripped the battery out of my Galaxy S8. I'm lucky if it gets a 30 second charge on the wall considering theres no battery.

Now this phone I ripped the battery out of shows up as TWO UNIQUE devices on the playstore.

Also the S10 I upgraded to has an IMEI number that apparently starts with random.

Any help would be appreciated, kind of at a loss at the moment. I'm so far in the hole money wise it isn't even funny.

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What a pain!

So I'm currently in the process of totally revamping my directory structure for Dropbox, and I just wanted to say: WHAT A PAIN!!!!!!! (Is that enough exclamation points?)

Seriously, it sucks. For example, from its site in my browser, I moved several directories to their new homes--where directories of the same names already existed. Expecting it to act like my beloved Dolphin [file manager on Linux], I thought it would prompt me, i.e., "directory already exists," followed by choices, "apply to all: skip, write into, rename, cancel." BUT NO!! Instead, it created "documents (1)" and "videos (1)" and ".kde_110519 (1)" and so on. Then I had to MANUALLY compare each of the "(1)" directories with the originals, which is no small feat because their tools for such things suck, and then manually merge or delete as needed.

I'd like to archive off some old stuff, but don't see any way to do that. What I want is, say, an 'archive' directory where I can move things I no longer want to sync, but do want to keep for posterity. I'd want to know that they're safe, and their files won't be deleted if I delete matching files on my computer.

Oh! It's almost done...

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