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Serious problems with WIFI - "Not in range"

HI All
Sorry to double post but I really don't know what to do.
I tried to install 2 ROMS, Mondaco's and DeFrost, however I am getting the same problem on both, "Not in range".
Its finding other connections and they are normal, I can click on them and then insert password, but I cannot do the same for mine.
Do you have an idea what can be happening? It was working fine with the normal Eclair ROM. Do I need to do something to fix the problem?
Thanks for your help

jmonfu said:
HI All
Sorry to double post but I really don't know what to do.
I tried to install 2 ROMS, Mondaco's and DeFrost, however I am getting the same problem on both, "Not in range".
Its finding other connections and they are normal, I can click on them and then insert password, but I cannot do the same for mine.
Do you have an idea what can be happening? It was working fine with the normal Eclair ROM. Do I need to do something to fix the problem?
Thanks for your help
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Go to the wifi settings, menu, advanced, regulatory domains and select number of channels to use (14 ?).

Your router is probably using channel 12, 13 or 14.
Go to wireless settings, press menu and go to the advanced settings. Then change the domain from 11 to 13(EUROPE and others) or 14 (primarily Japan).
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App

Maybe this helps:
go to wireless lan setting, press menu for advanced settings, select the first option ("rechtliche domain" on my german rom ) and then "14 channels".
Hope that helps
EDIT: someone else was faster

WOW thanks guys
love the XDA forum, always a solution for every problem
Another thing, when i do the HTC Sync, I cannot get the device recognised by my PC.
What can I do?
Thanks a lot

Try reinstalling HTC Sync, reboot PC and then connect the phone.
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Hi MasDroid
Thanks. I tried that but the phone still cannot be recognised by the HTC Sync. Just to check if I am doing everything ok, I have a cooked Rom, so when I connect the phone with USB, it asks me if I want to use the SD Card, and I say yes. Do I need to do something else if I want to just sync the phone?
Thanks
MasDroid said:
Try reinstalling HTC Sync, reboot PC and then connect the phone.
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Whenever you connect your phone via USB, you should be prompted to choose from four options:
Charge only
Disk Drive
HTC Sync
Internet Sharing
Choose the HTC Sync option.
If this screen does not appear for you, then go to Settings > Connect to PC. Select Ask Me and you can change the default connection type.
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hi masdroid
No these options are not appearing for me.
I will do as you said then and arrange the settings
Will do it later this eve since phone is at home at the moment
Thanks

MasDroid said:
Whenever you connect your phone via USB, you should be prompted to choose from four options:
Charge only
Disk Drive
HTC Sync
Internet Sharing
Choose the HTC Sync option.
If this screen does not appear for you, then go to Settings > Connect to PC. Select Ask Me and you can change the default connection type.
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Cannot find Settings -> Connect To PC. Am using DeFrost 1.6

jmonfu said:
Cannot find Settings -> Connect To PC. Am using DeFrost 1.6
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Not sure where that option is then as i am not currently running a Froyo ROM
Can i ask, do you have the USB Debugging option enabled? Before you connect your phone via USB again, go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Development and try enabling the USB Debugging option, see if it detects your phone then.

Well I do not think its on Froyo, or I cannot find it
It was working when I had stock. Tried that already, does not work
MasDroid said:
Not sure where that option is then as i am not currently running a Froyo ROM
Can i ask, do you have the USB Debugging option enabled? Before you connect your phone via USB again, go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Development and try enabling the USB Debugging option, see if it detects your phone then.
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I think this may not be showing because you are not running a Sense UI based rom? HTC Sync may not be available to you for that reason maybe.
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Well as I said before that I am not running stock.
Anyways, I will just give it up then, maybe I will find something else to sync
Thanks MasDroid.
MasDroid said:
I think this may not be showing because you are not running a Sense UI based rom? HTC Sync may not be available to you for that reason maybe.
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Great and thanks!!!

Worked for me
richardtrip said:
Go to the wifi settings, menu, advanced, regulatory domains and select number of channels to use (14 ?).
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Cool guys. I discovered this solution this morning and wanted to come and share
HTC Desire running Defrost 6.1

[Q] change build.prop

Hello.
Can you help me how to change build.prop to bypass activation screen?
cmlusco mention that it is possible to do it.
Thanks
P.S.
cmlusco if your online please help me

gaiger said:
Hello.
Can you help me how to change build.prop to bypass activation screen?
cmlusco mention that it is possible to do it.
Thanks
P.S.
cmlusco if your online please help me
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I have absolutely no experience with that however, I did a search on Google and this thread popped up. All I searched for was "how to edit build.prop":
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1236732
Anyone feel free to verify/correct me as I have never edited my build.prop before and I don't intend to. This is for anyone who may be looking for an answer. I won't say it is the answer as I've never done this before but hopefully this helps someone get on the proper train of thought.

if you're rooted try removing or renaming the phone.apk in /system/app. Make a copy of the ROM .zip to flag the original first in case something doesn't work ans definitely a backup in cwm. This should disable the activation nag and data phone capabilities. Not a good idea if you want to use it as a phone.
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tiny4579 said:
if you're rooted try removing or renaming the phone.apk in /system/app. Make a copy of the ROM .zip to flag the original first in case something doesn't work ans definitely a backup in cwm. This should disable the activation nag and data phone capabilities. Not a good idea if you want to use it as a phone.
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if you mean i'm using my phone for text and call because i can't use them here in ph. there is no verizon carrier here in ph. sir tiny may i know what will disable after i edit the phone.apk?
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gaiger said:
if you mean i'm using my phone for text and call because i can't use them here in ph. there is no verizon carrier here in ph. sir tiny may i know what will disable after i edit the phone.apk?
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If you can't use your phone for text,data,and talking, you can disable it as it essentially disables the ROM's use of the cell's radio (wifi should still work).
Couple ways to do it:
1. remove the phone.apk from the zip and transfer new zip to sdcard and wipe system in recovery and re-flash rom.
2. Using root explorer or some kind of app that can write to /system, delete or rename the Phone.apk found in /system/app and reboot. If you get force close messages, just battery pull and boot the phone up again.
And, no there's no editing of the file itself just making the android system not able to find it. Not officially supported by devs to disable the radio but if you're having struggles to skip activation it is definitely worth a shot.

tiny4579 said:
If you can't use your phone for text,data,and talking, you can disable it as it essentially disables the ROM's use of the cell's radio (wifi should still work).
Couple ways to do it:
1. remove the phone.apk from the zip and transfer new zip to sdcard and wipe system in recovery and re-flash rom.
2. Using root explorer or some kind of app that can write to /system, delete or rename the Phone.apk found in /system/app and reboot. If you get force close messages, just battery pull and boot the phone up again.
And, no there's no editing of the file itself just making the android system not able to find it. Not officially supported by devs to disable the radio but if you're having struggles to skip activation it is definitely worth a shot.
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this would be my last resort. im getting fraustrated because its almost a month finding a solution how to bypass this activation screen. thanks sir tiny you're a great help for me
hmmm... for some reason can i change the phone.apk to default setting?
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I believe if you just press the home button a TON then it should work
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You're talking about the screen that comes up when you first turn the phone on after you first buy the phone?
There's a way to do it without changing the build.prop, I'll look for it. I actually did it when j first got my phone.
Some people have said if you tap the top left, top right, bottom right, and bottom left corners in that order it bypasses it.
It works for some, the way I did it involved dialing some **number and changing somethings to 0000000
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---------- Post added at 05:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:36 PM ----------
Here I found a link to where it says how to tap the corners
http://www.androidcentral.com/bypass-activation-screen-your-android-device
And I found the way I was talking about when you call **778 and change the settings
1. Select emergency call and dial ##778.
2. Select edit and enter service password 000000.
3. Select NAM Settings.
4. Change Mobile Directory number to 0000000000 (Ten digits).
5. Change MIN1 to 0000000 (Seven digits).
6. Change Mobile Country Code to 000 (Three digits).
7. As you back out "Commit the Change".
8. The phone will auto reboot in 10 seconds.
#2 works permanently as I remember and it's pretty easy to do.

HTC Wildfire (CM7) Critical Situation. Please HELP !

Hi Guys
I flashed my Wildfire with Cyanogen Mod 7 a few days back. I am absolutely new to flashing, and this is the first time I ever tried something like this. Flashing was a breeze with no problems.
However, when I was going through the different settings Under Cyanogem mod settings option and by mistake seem to have permanently locked my phone.
I cannot access my phone lock screen to unlock it !
I was trying to activate lock screen gestures and thought I dont need the lock screen slider anymore.
Here are the exact steps I followed:
Cyanogenmod settings -> Lock screen settings -> Lock screen styles -> Disable lock screen slider
I did not even activate alternate mode to unlock !
Please HELP !!

Usually "Disable lockscreen slider" is unselectable unless you have "Menu unlock" and/or "Trackball unlock" ticked.

I think i will have to wipe data/factory reset under the recovery. That's the only option I see, but will loose all my applications.
But then i guess that's the price you pay for such a silly mistake.
But thanks for the prompt response !

kazanski said:
I think i will have to wipe data/factory reset under the recovery. That's the only option I see, but will loose all my applications.
But then i guess that's the price you pay for such a silly mistake.
But thanks for the prompt response !
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There's an app in the market called app extractor, first take a nandroid backup then wipe data, reboot and install app extractor and use it to extract all your apps and data from the backup.
Don't extract the settings data though as you'll have to start again.
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Make someone to call u then press the home button. Then u can easily go to settings and enable the slider again
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lo2ay said:
Make someone to call u then press the home button. Then u can easily go to settings and enable the slider again
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Boss thinking
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[Q] CM9 Speed

Hey all,
First off - this is in no way a knock against all the self-sacrificing developers we have - they truly rock!
My question requires a little bit of background. I've been flashing since the days (lol) of Midnight Rom. Switched to Syndicate Frozen. I then started in the CM world with CM7 and liked it a lot. I felt it was quite snappy - although it had some quirks. Then when CM9 came out - I dived in. The quirky list of things about CM9 has really grown smaller and smaller. But one issue I feel remains. The speed. When I switched to CM9, I thought, well it's new, and it "wasn't even supposed to be able to fit on our phones to begin with..." but now I just don't know.... there has been a lot of streamlining and bug tweaks - I would have thought it should have smoothed out a bit.
My problem is, I just don't know when it's going to lag. I feel like sometimes it's fine, and other times it's just sitting there waiting and waiting to complete the action I've tapped. Other times it freezes and I have to long press the back key to kill the app.
I'm just wondering if anyone else has had this problem or if it's just me? Are we living in denial (lack of snappiness to have the latest OS ver), or is my phone saying I don't like what you've put in me!
FYI - I started with CM9 Alpha (something - can't remember) and I'm currently running Beta 3 (I usually like to wait a few days to see if there's any issues with the latest build b4 flashing). When I flash the latest builds, I only wipe cache part and dalvik cache. I also am sure each time to flash the recommended GAPPS. I have on occasion "fixed permissions" but that didn't do much.
I've been faithful about not flashing another kernel - although if that would help, any recommendations would be appreciated. Also, I was interested in trying the V6 Supercharger, but never did - and now it seems that no one is using that....
So is it just me, or is this everyone?

Start clean... wipe data... go into mounts and storage format /system. Then wipe dalvik. Flash the newest build and enjoy the slick ness... trust me fresh starts will save your life. Besides when installing new builds you can go into back up and restore. Backup your Google account and it will reinstall all your apps automatically.
The V6 supercharger will help as well.
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ÜBER™ said:
Backup your Google account and it will reinstall all your apps automatically.
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How (step by step would be awesome) - does this save all app data too?
ÜBER™ said:
The V6 supercharger will help as well.
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The page V6 SuperCharger for Beta2 doesn't look promising for the newer builds - it looks dead! Any tips on installing this script for the first time (and using Beta4)?
Thanks again!

Hit menu. Go to system settings go to back up and reset. Hit backup account. Choose your Google account. It doesn't notify you of when its done but 5-10 minutes should be ample. It doesn't save data... sorry. But if you need it you can use titanium backup and restore data for apps you absolutely need.
That is not the V6 you want. This is http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18703418&postcount=5021
You run this is script manager. If you need a how to I'd be happy to write one. Or a visual if you honestly need one.
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ÜBER™ said:
Hit menu. Go to system settings go to back up and reset. Hit backup account. Choose your Google account. It doesn't notify you of when its done but 5-10 minutes should be ample.
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Ok that's what I did - I wasn't sure that it worked because it didn't say - "ok boss, we got your stuff backed up!" lol
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That is not the V6 you want. This is http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18703418&postcount=5021
You run this is script manager. If you need a how to I'd be happy to write one.
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That would be awesome, as I'm not sure which files I need to download, and what options to choose.
Thanks so much!!!

Give me a second to boot the laptop up... can't type as fast on my phone
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You will want to run these after you install the new build.
Okay the files you want to download are the V6 Supercharger Update 9 RC8.2, and the Kick Ass Kernelizer RC8. Once these are downloaded (ignore the fact they are PDF's) Go ahead and download and install Script Manger from the market and open it up and find where you downloaded those files. Run the Kick Ass Kernelizer first. Tap it the dialog comes up and tap the Superuser icon to "run as root" then hit run. It will run through its terminal deal, when it asks for the I/O tweaks go ahead and say yes... i know it says bootloop potential but it hasnt happened to me so id say your good. Then it will give your options (K)ick ass , Chew G(u)m, and E(x)it. Type in K for it to install and to unistall you would type U, then hit enter... it will run through and when it says goodbye at the end at the top left you can hit close. Then go ahead and run the V6 Supercharger the same way. This one will give your scroll options type 1 hit enter. It will as for fix emissions type y hit enter, then it will ask to system integrate init.rc type y and hit enter. Then when it gets done it will ask if you want to use these custom values.. hit no... then i normally use the 7 option... but i suggests what options which is 5-7 for the epic since it has roughly 512mb of RAM. Then it will go through a terminal print again when it comes to the Superclean and Restart go ahead and choose yes. It will reboot and your all good to go. ... definetly making a copy of this... that was a long type .

NICE - I held of from doing the wiping of system and flashing from scratch - and the V6 made a HUGE difference!!!! Now every time I flash the latest Beta I'll need to run both of these scripts again, right?

altimuh said:
NICE!!! thanks - I will give this a go!
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No problem

ÜBER™ said:
Hit menu. Go to system settings go to back up and reset. Hit backup account. Choose your Google account. It doesn't notify you of when its done but 5-10 minutes should be ample. It doesn't save data... sorry. But if you need it you can use titanium backup and restore data for apps you absolutely need.
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From which screen or app do you do this? From my home screen I hit menu and could not find anything like "system settings" or "backup and rest". I think I've seen these before but i'll be damned if I can find them now.
Thanks
Jim M.

jimmarako said:
From which screen or app do you do this? From my home screen I hit menu and could not find anything like "system settings" or "backup and rest". I think I've seen these before but i'll be damned if I can find them now.
Thanks
Jim M.
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This is not for gingerbread... this is CM9.
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jimmarako said:
From which screen or app do you do this? From my home screen I hit menu and could not find anything like "system settings" or "backup and rest". I think I've seen these before but i'll be damned if I can find them now.
Thanks
Jim M.
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From the homescreen hit the soft button "menu", you should have:
Wallpaper
Manage apps
System Settings
or go to your app drawer and find "Settings"
that's where you'll see "backup & reset

[Q] Lockscreen Wallpaper Not Changing?

I am trying to change the lockscreen wallpaper on my stock, unlocked, rooted Optimus G, and it's not working.. It used to work, but over the past month or so it has not worked.. I go to the Settings app, then to Lock Screen, then to Wallpaper, and change it, but it stays the same as the current one I have, it never changes..
Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks

spatel9114 said:
I am trying to change the lockscreen wallpaper on my stock, unlocked, rooted Optimus G, and it's not working.. It used to work, but over the past month or so it has not worked.. I go to the Settings app, then to Lock Screen, then to Wallpaper, and change it, but it stays the same as the current one I have, it never changes..
Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks
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Same thing happened to me. Follow along and see what helped me (YMMV):
I. If you are running a 3rd party launcher:
1. Reset to stock LG launcher:
System Settings --> Home screen --> Select Home --> select "Home"
2. Clear Lock Screen Cache:
System Settings --> Apps --> All --> Lock Screen Settings --> Force stop --> Clear cache
3. Choose Lock Screen photo:
System Settings --> Lock Screen --> Wallpaper --> make your choice and crop as necessary
4. Profit
5. Go back to your 3rd party launcher:
System Settings --> Home screen --> Select Home --> select your launcher
II. If you are already running stock LG launcher, follow steps 2-4.

signal34 said:
Same thing happened to me. Follow along and see what helped me (YMMV):
I. If you are running a 3rd party launcher:
1. Reset to stock LG launcher:
System Settings --> Home screen --> Select Home --> select "Home"
2. Clear Lock Screen Cache:
System Settings --> Apps --> All --> Lock Screen Settings --> Force stop --> Clear cache
3. Choose Lock Screen photo:
System Settings --> Lock Screen --> Wallpaper --> make your choice and crop as necessary
4. Profit
5. Go back to your 3rd party launcher:
System Settings --> Home screen --> Select Home --> select your launcher
II. If you are already running stock LG launcher, follow steps 2-4.
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Tried this using steps 2-4 (running lifeless with lg stock launcher) and after I force stop the lockscreen, i don't get the option to clear cache... It remains greyed out. Any ideas? Thanks.
Sent from my Lifeless Optimus G

PartimusPrime said:
Tried this using steps 2-4 (running lifeless with lg stock launcher) and after I force stop the lockscreen, i don't get the option to clear cache... It remains greyed out. Any ideas? Thanks.
Sent from my Lifeless Optimus G
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Yep that's exactly what happens with me.. Also the steps did not solve my problem..So the weird thing for me is that if I change the wallpaper to a wallpaper that came with the phone, the lockscreen wallpaper changes just fine, but if I go to change it to something custom, the wallpaper just switches back to a really old one I had a long time ago and doesn't allow me to change it to a new custom one...

spatel9114 said:
Yep that's exactly what happens with me.. Also the steps did not solve my problem..So the weird thing for me is that if I change the wallpaper to a wallpaper that came with the phone, the lockscreen wallpaper changes just fine, but if I go to change it to something custom, the wallpaper just switches back to a really old one I had a long time ago and doesn't allow me to change it to a new custom one...
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My guess... Only a guess now but try two things... Check the properties of the stock papers and try downloading other papers with alike specs and maybe using a root file browser dig into your fines and find where the stock papers are stirred then copy then into that folder

spleef said:
My guess... Only a guess now but try two things... Check the properties of the stock papers and try downloading other papers with alike specs and maybe using a root file browser dig into your fines and find where the stock papers are stirred then copy then into that folder
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I looked into doing that, but apparently the stock wallpapers are stored in the LGLauncher.apk or something, so I would have to extract the wallpapers from that, and obviously I can't easily add wallpapers to that...

spatel9114 said:
I looked into doing that, but apparently the stock wallpapers are stored in the LGLauncher.apk or something, so I would have to extract the wallpapers from that, and obviously I can't easily add wallpapers to that...
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The wallpapers that come stock on the phone are stored in two places. LGHome3.apk for the launcher and LockScreenSettings.apk for the lockscreen. Why they are in both places who knows, but it is kind of a pain to change them. Something that worked for me when getting this problem was doing a factory reset in TWRP, although that was stock based ROMS and not on the original stock. Worth a try if you haven't already.

PartimusPrime said:
Tried this using steps 2-4 (running lifeless with lg stock launcher) and after I force stop the lockscreen, i don't get the option to clear cache... It remains greyed out. Any ideas? Thanks.
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spatel9114 said:
Yep that's exactly what happens with me.. Also the steps did not solve my problem..So the weird thing for me is that if I change the wallpaper to a wallpaper that came with the phone, the lockscreen wallpaper changes just fine, but if I go to change it to something custom, the wallpaper just switches back to a really old one I had a long time ago and doesn't allow me to change it to a new custom one...
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I could only suggest clearing cache first, then force stopping. Maybe also try a reboot before trying to change the wallpaper.
Also, I am not running a custom ROM. I'm rooted an unlocked still running stock just FYI. Don't know if that might make a difference. I saw PartimusPrime is running Lifeless.

signal34 said:
I could only suggest clearing cache first, then force stopping. Maybe also try a reboot before trying to change the wallpaper.
Also, I am not running a custom ROM. I'm rooted an unlocked still running stock just FYI. Don't know if that might make a difference. I saw PartimusPrime is running Lifeless.
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Yeah the weird part is it doesn't give me a cache to clear... I tried going back to my original stock rom and the lockscreen wallpaper changed without issues... Lifeless for some reason doesn't want to change it.
Sent from my Lifeless Optimus G

PartimusPrime said:
Yeah the weird part is it doesn't give me a cache to clear... I tried going back to my original stock rom and the lockscreen wallpaper changed without issues... Lifeless for some reason doesn't want to change it.
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Glad you were able to get it fixed :thumbup: though at the expense of something else. :thumbdown:
Maybe the creator of Lifeless can look into it.
Sent from my LG-LS970 using xda premium

The problem is probably a permissions issue with the .jpg files that the lockscreen settings replace with the image you choose.
I can't remember the location, but digging around in /data for "lg settings" or "lockscreen" folder for the .jpg files and changing the permissions to writable will fix it.

MikeEx said:
The problem is probably a permissions issue with the .jpg files that the lockscreen settings replace with the image you choose.
I can't remember the location, but digging around in /data for "lg settings" or "lockscreen" folder for the .jpg files and changing the permissions to writable will fix it.
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Okay so I found the wallpaper located at the following path:
/data/user/0/com.lge.lockscreensettings/wallpaper.png
This .PNG was the lock screen wallpaper that wouldn't even change, the custom one. I changed the permissions to allow everything and I was able to change it! So go to that path, go to the properties of the wallpaper.png and change the permissions and it'll work.
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spatel9114 said:
Okay so I found the wallpaper located at the following path:
/data/user/0/com.lge.lockscreensettings/wallpaper.png
This .PNG was the lock screen wallpaper that wouldn't even change, the custom one. I changed the permissions to allow everything and I was able to change it! So go to that path, go to the properties of the wallpaper.png and change the permissions and it'll work.
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Right on the money, thanks! It's been so long since I figured this out and I didn't have the stock ROM loaded. I just couldn't remember.

SUCCESS!!! THANKS!!!
Sent from my Lifeless Optimus G

Glad it was figured out.
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spatel9114 said:
Okay so I found the wallpaper located at the following path:
/data/user/0/com.lge.lockscreensettings/wallpaper.png
This .PNG was the lock screen wallpaper that wouldn't even change, the custom one. I changed the permissions to allow everything and I was able to change it! So go to that path, go to the properties of the wallpaper.png and change the permissions and it'll work.
Sent from my LG-LS970 using xda app-developers app
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GREAT!
just complementing... the permissions should be -rw-rw-rw- (666)