Hi every body.
I'm using N910C Galaxy Note 4, and my issue happened since 1 month ago. IT ALWAYS DISPLAY WRONG TIME ALTHOUGH I TICKED ON AUTOMATIC DATE & TIME, EVEN I TURN OF AUTOMATIC TIME AND MODIFY TIME, BUT IT STILL GOES WRONG AFTER SEVERAL HOURS, AND ALWAYS FASTER THAN CORRECT TIME ABOUT 1 HOUR/DAY.
I DONT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED WITH MY PHONE, ANYONE HELP ME FIX THIS ISSUE. THANKS FOR READING
Hello guys,
I'm having two big problems since I bought the device (around 2 months ago).
1. My power button doesn't vibrate when I press it and I feel like it's "stuck". In the mayority of cases I can't even turn off my device and I have to use some app to do that.
2. I get random reboots during the day. It doesn't happen during a specific part of the day, but suddenly, when I'm playing or using social network, my device reboots and I can use it again after at least 15 minutes because it gets in bootloop for a very long time.
Can you help me?
Thank you!
Edit. My device is completely stock, no root and no custom rom ever installed.
That sounds like a possible hardware issue, especially if totally stock and you didn't change anything. For something like that I'd call support, it may need replacement which should be fine still being under warranty.
Just give a look at this post:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g5-plus/help/solution-cell-mobile-standby-battery-t3612479
Are you sure you didn't turn experimental night mode on?
Hi all.
Lats few months it happens from time to time that when I try to unlock my phone it just says "Fingerprint hardware not available" and I have to manually unlock using pattern instead, losing seconds of my life every time. The reader works again after a reboot of the phone so it hasn't been a big problem. Last few days it has happened more and more often though, I'm now down to the point where it's only working for minutes after reboot. My guess would be that it's a hardware problem. My bootloader is unlocked though, so my next guess is that Sony will blame me Anyone got any bright ideas about what to do? I could try updating (still on 34.4.A.2.19) but I would be surprised if that made any difference...
Or is this just someone trying to tell me I need to get a XZ2C instead?
/Daniel
So ,yeah ,I forgot the PIN code on my phone. I have an Asus Zenfone 3 Max ZC553KL and it does this strange thing every once in a while - it asks for my PIN code instead of my fingerprint reading when I try to enter my phone. It is absolutely adamant about it - no other options are available and I don't have an option to just recover/reset my PIN through my Google account or something like Samsung phones have. So ,of course this happens to me and I realise I have forgotten my PIN in the worst possible moment. Whatever has happened ,has happened ,but I believe my situation is a bit different that usual ,so don't just go ahead and comment I should factory reset my phone or something like that. I'm not giving up on my data.
So ,for some strange reason (totally coincidental) I have pretty much the exact same PIN on my laptop too (I just remembered that) ,but I also have a plethora of other sign-in options on my laptop so thankfully I'm not locked out of it as well. So I have been trying to brute force the PIN on my laptop hoping to find the right PIN and therefore unlock my phone as well. I wouldn't be able to do this on my phone since the amount of time I have to wait between tries doubles every 5-10 tries or so - from 30 to 60 to 120 seconds each time.
So ,the reason for my posting this in the first place is that I need suggestions and recommendations. Is there perhaps a faster way to do this? Should I try some other methods?
Currently I'm trying my hardest to remember some fragments of the 4 digit PIN's sequence and I'm 90% sure there are no repeating digits in the PIN. Tried around 90 combinations so far and I don't want to waste any more time if there happens to be a more efficient way.
FYI: My device is fully rooted and has TWRP custom recovery. One ,hopefully insignificant ,problem I have is that my phone's data is encrypted (I don't even know how I managed to root my phone having had this problem but it somehow happened). And what this means for me in the long run is that I cannot possibly backup any of my phone's data through TWRP or however else and thus my only option is no data wipe.
I will be giving up on unlocking it for today and start afresh tomorrow. Thanks in advance!
(I'm thinking of maybe trying out some brute force or dictionary attack type of method through some third party app on my laptop so I can figure it out for my phone. Dunno if that is even possible or feasible. Would be even better if I could just seen the PIN on my laptop since I'm already signed in but no ,why should it be easy.)
A friend gave me this phone saying it was not working properly and he already bought a new phone, I factory reset the phone and it seems fine. But he left the phone in the devices list on his google account, and asked me, as a challenge, to bypass the frp... I've bypassed 4 frp's before, including one that was not documented at all, but I got stuck on this one. Limited settings are the only barrier between me and success. Thanks in advance!
erase frp partition (oem misc fota?) do backup of the partition beforehand!
https://github.com/bkerler/edl
Is there any way I could do this easier? I don't even know where to look right now
it's your silly challenge, do your homework
aIecxs said:
it's your silly challenge, do your homework
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don't mind me but i sense some humor here.sad.
the fun begins with next thread - how to unbrick LG G6 from erased IMEI
nope, I solved it. You have to bug out the wifi by pressing next and then immediately turning off wifi, set a pattern, restart and fail inputting the pattern 30 times (took like 20 minutes for some reason), resetting the phone, and now it will ask for the pattern after connecting to a network, input the pattern and bam, phone unlocked. Nice
MaxterXen said:
nope, I solved it. You have to bug out the wifi by pressing next and then immediately turning off wifi, set a pattern, restart and fail inputting the pattern 30 times (took like 20 minutes for some reason), resetting the phone, and now it will ask for the pattern after connecting to a network, input the pattern and bam, phone unlocked. Nice
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What kind of mental disorder is capable to reveal such trick?
What do you mean? I accidentally got the wrong pattern and it told me that there are 29 tried left until it reset, and I remembered that, in a few old bypass vids on YouTube, they had a pattern lock after a reset... That meant that if this worked, I could use the pattern I set to unlock the phone. And maybe you said that as a joke, but at least now you know how I got to this solution.
And the wifi bug? A random old frp bypass for an older version of the G6