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Incakola
Android Enthusiast
What ROM are you using?
I'm stock ROM. Rooted using Xposed framework.
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
And the xposed modules you have?
I'm using gravity box and xprivacy. I've tried uninstalling them and doing a factory reset. That still has not solved the issue.
No I'm not using a custom kernel.
BRAINZ2013
Extreme Android User
How did you remove the xposed .did you flash the zip file or did you just remove the module . flash the zip and see if the WiFi return to normal if not . Flash the zip and then reflash the stock backup zip without wiping anything . this will keep your apps and data . .so flash the remove xposed zip first then flash your stock backup zip without doing any wiping .
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
Op already factory reset, its not xposed ...
trying916things
Member
Im having the same issues. I tried flashing different stock roms but problem still persist.
I have found a medium term way of fixing this.
Basically remove the battery will solve it but - most of the devices that have been impacted (myself included) have batteries that cannot be removed so...
drain that sucker until it gives up the will to even turn on and then drain it some more...
best way i found was just to turn on the video camera and leave it recording... turning on the flash speeds this up a bit.
when it dies, keep trying to turn it on into the android boot menu. (hold on and the volume down key) then if it opens i went to the barcodes menu item and let the screen stay on until it dies...this process can take a good few hours... sometimes it will seem completely dead but will then start an hour later...
so basically try get as much juice out of the battery as possible...
then plug it back into the charger and wifi should be back to normal...
i did this once and then my phone worked for around a month with no problem and then bam out of nowhere again wifi broken... so i redid it and again its working for and has been for at least 3 weeks now....
still have no idea what is causing it to break but at least i have a solution – sort of...
Basically remove the battery will solve it but - most of the devices that have been impacted (myself included) have batteries that cannot be removed so...
drain that sucker until it gives up the will to even turn on and then drain it some more...
best way i found was just to turn on the video camera and leave it recording... turning on the flash speeds this up a bit.
when it dies, keep trying to turn it on into the android boot menu. (hold on and the volume down key) then if it opens i went to the barcodes menu item and let the screen stay on until it dies...this process can take a good few hours... sometimes it will seem completely dead but will then start an hour later...
so basically try get as much juice out of the battery as possible...
then plug it back into the charger and wifi should be back to normal...
i did this once and then my phone worked for around a month with no problem and then bam out of nowhere again wifi broken... so i redid it and again its working for and has been for at least 3 weeks now....
still have no idea what is causing it to break but at least i have a solution – sort of...