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How to remove o2 Spash screen Htc One X

Hello,
I have Htc One X from o2 UK with o2 Startup screen which I would like to remove. The phone has been ulocked using an unlock code.
Can you please help?
Thank you.

charikaar said:
Hello,
I have Htc One X from o2 UK with o2 Startup screen which I would like to remove. The phone has been ulocked using an unlock code.
Can you please help?
Thank you.
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You'll have to Root and Install a Stock Unbranded ROM.
OR
Root and remove the 02 Splash screen using Root explorer.
Either way, you need to Root.

Thank you for your reply.
Can you tell me which method is easier and where do i get step by step instructions?
Thanks

charikaar said:
Thank you for your reply.
Can you tell me which method is easier and where do i get step by step instructions?
Thanks
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604439
This is step by step one application tool to root your phone.
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

After you root your phone you can load this rom which is most popular and closest to stock rom
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1562603
Do everything as guided and you will have unbranded phone in 25 min
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Will I lose any data? Sorry noobish question as I have loadsa apps and data since having this phone

H45man said:
Will I lose any data? Sorry noobish question as I have loadsa apps and data since having this phone
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You can do titanium backup (market) but I am not sure if you can backup system apps+data without root. But most of things can be saved.
Nothing on internal memory - virtual server - will be lost so photos and music is safe..
Don't forget about nandroid backup
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By rooting I can fully back up the phone?

H45man said:
By rooting I can fully back up the phone?
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Yes.... Only some widgets might not come back on the screen after restore...
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TommUK said:
You'll have to Root and Install a Stock Unbranded ROM.
OR
Root and remove the 02 Splash screen using Root explorer.
Either way, you need to Root.
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Hello TommUK.
I have full root and am using ES File Explorer fully set up to mount read/write Root.
Could you please tell me the location of the splash screen on the One X and the file name ?
the usual splash1.img as per all my other HTC's doesnt seem present.
Any help would be unreal, I have made custom up and down animations and would like a matching splash before I post them for all to see !
Thnx.

Sed8me said:
Hello TommUK.
I have full root and am using ES File Explorer fully set up to mount read/write Root.
Could you please tell me the location of the splash screen on the One X and the file name ?
the usual splash1.img as per all my other HTC's doesnt seem present.
Any help would be unreal, I have made custom up and down animations and would like a matching splash before I post them for all to see !
Thnx.
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Cant remember where it goes but i remember having to rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip. If you take a look in themes & apps section there are plenty of threads explaining properly
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seanicca said:
Cant remember where it goes but i remember having to rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip. If you take a look in themes & apps section there are plenty of threads explaining properly
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He's talking about the splash screen, not the boot animation. On previous HTC phones you needed s-off to be able to write to splash using fastboot; I imagine it's the same on this phone, which means currently we can't change it (until someone manages to obtain s-off). I certainly haven't seen a method mentioned anywhere.

Sorry, but there is NO possibility to remove a splash-screen on One X. You can remove/exchange boot-animation, but the absolute first picture shown during boot is hidden in a partition that is not accessible without s-off. And even with s-off would be a rather complicated adventure, becasue all the tools existing for older HTC-Phones do not work with the resolution of One X.

[Q] To-do before rooting

I was getting to root my OneX and I just water some help on things to do before.
Original RUU, I tried looking that original ROM thread's and couldn't find 1.29.720.11. Nor did I find the stock recovery for it. Where can I find these? I need them to go back to stock, right?
Also, once I go to HTCDev, and unlock. Can I flash CWM directly form fastboot or do I need to something else?
Then do a nandroid backup.
And flash.
Am I missing something?

You are perfect. Don't forget to take nandroid backup.
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forumhookersdotcom said:
You are perfect. Don't forget to take nandroid backup.
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I can't find the stock recovery or the RUU for 1.29.720.11. Is it safe to go ahead?
Can I extract the recovery and RUU from my phone?

Take a look here http://hoxroms.serveftp.com/ then you will find what you need
Or if you see here http://www.filefactory.com/f/7cc7b2fbdd03c031/ you may also find some...

nope not available there, in the same position as OP, dont know what to do

Yup, neither. I'm gonna wait untill I find it. Have made that mistake before.
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I have, i made that mistake...i accidentlly rooted with 1.29.720.11 and bricked my phone and now i am looking for the same RUU but unable to find it anywhere....does it mean that i am doomed till the time it's out?
Or there a way anyone can upload their stock rom which i can use?
Please help anyone...i dunno what to do!!!

Hi all..from another noob

Hey there. Just wanted to introduce myself(Jason). I'm gonna be getting the One V next week and am considering rooting it...just reading up and trying to understand everything right now. Won't actually do it till I'm comfortable that I know what I'm doing and why. Anyway, if you have any tips..always cool! take it easy!

Don't ever use combo buttons Power + Volume Up!

Well, the best thing to do at the beginning is to make some back up of your current stock ROM, before doing something like unlock your bootloader and/or rooting your phone...:good:

Just rooted today for my first time, it isn't as hard as you would think just follow the instructions and make sure u have a good amount of free time. Also like he said never boot holding the volume up, because that will brick you. And make a backup of your stock rom.

Welcome to the One V section
Hope you'll enjoy your stay here

Welcome bro..don't do anything n a hurry
Read instructions clearly
Tak bakup
Happy roooting:thumbup::beer:
...
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Goodluck
It would be really nice if you read all the important posts related to the One V
Before trying anything by your own :victory:

theiNDrAs said:
Well, the best thing to do at the beginning is to make some back up of your current stock ROM, before doing something like unlock your bootloader and/or rooting your phone...:good:
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i'm the new user of one V too...
and how to back up the current stock ROM...???
thank's

pujie said:
i'm the new user of one V too...
and how to back up the current stock ROM...???
thank's
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Unlock your bootloader by using ckpv’s guide after that install cwm recovery by Lloir then backup your stock rom via cwm recovery.....
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pujie said:
i'm the new user of one V too...
and how to back up the current stock ROM...???
thank's
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I was confused at this point too, there are basically two steps to rooting:
1) Unlocking Device Bootloader
1b) Booting ClockWorkMod to make a nandroid (aka backup image I think) of your current setup.
2) Rooting

theiNDrAs said:
Well, the best thing to do at the beginning is to make some back up of your current stock ROM, before doing something like unlock your bootloader and/or rooting your phone...:good:
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you CAN'T make a backup of your stock ROM without a custom recovery. and this implies also unlocking the bootloader in order to install a custom recovery

atonz said:
I was confused at this point too, there are basically two steps to rooting:
1) Unlocking Device Bootloader
1b) Booting ClockWorkMod to make a nandroid (aka backup image I think) of your current setup.
2) Rooting
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First unlock your bootloader then install clockwork mod recovery then for rooting simply flash supersu.zip which you can grab from cm9’s development thread....
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Okay...
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install cwm

guys i need learn how to install clockworkmod ..cuz i wanna flash CyanogenMod 9

dodora3d said:
guys i need learn how to install clockworkmod ..cuz i wanna flash CyanogenMod 9
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first of all u need to have s-off and root privileges on your phone. u can find multiple guide here on the forum choose one. then u instal rom manager from app store and after install u open the rom manager and choose option flash recovery and the only option should be G2. Choose it and after few seconds it's done.
or u can use 4ext touch recovery. you shold easily find guide here to do that just use search option

sry i can't get way to root my phone , any one can tell me how root step by step and easily

for future reference google works well for searching as does the xda search button
Read up!

oky thank ,,, but any one have easy way to do root tell me please

Best way? If u have rooted phone download ROM Manager and after you accsess it click install cwm...easy
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Best and easy are two different things, and truthfully you should root your phone any other way. Useing rom manager is fine and dandy but you don't learn how to do anything yourself then, which means more often then not when you run into issues later on, which you almost certainly will, you won't know what to do.
Not trying to be a ****, but the directions are pretty straight forward and amount to copy and paste with only a tad of computer knowledge.
If you want "easy" just htc dev unlock your bootloader... but in the long run it will be harder for you
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Yiannis75 said:
Best way? If u have rooted phone download ROM Manager and after you accsess it click install cwm...easy
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sry i know that ,, but i need how to root

any idea for root !

dodora3d said:
any idea for root !
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demkantor said:
for future reference google works well for searching as does the xda search button
Read up!
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demkantor said:
Best and easy are two different things, and truthfully you should root your phone any other way. Useing rom manager is fine and dandy but you don't learn how to do anything yourself then, which means more often then not when you run into issues later on, which you almost certainly will, you won't know what to do.
Not trying to be a ****, but the directions are pretty straight forward and amount to copy and paste with only a tad of computer knowledge.
If you want "easy" just htc dev unlock your bootloader... but in the long run it will be harder for you
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sry but this not useful for me .. just tell me how root step by step

dodora3d said:
sry but this not useful for me .. just tell me how root step by step
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Are you serious? I linked you the step by step process, if its too complicated I also said to use the htc dev unlocked bootloader method (which I'm sure you can work google to find out how)
I'm sorry this seems to complicated for you but there is no safe one click method. again, not being a **** here but if you can't follow the step by step process laid out in the wiki then you shouldn't root your phone, it will be a bad idea... but if you must still and refuse to root the proper way then unlock the bootloader with htcs method, but chance are you will run into more issues.
I'm guessing you will be happier just not alowing yourself root and stick with stock though
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if your to lazy to use the search button, rooting is not for you
find strawmetal pdf and follow instructions, read carefully or your phone get bricked

[Q] Backing up One X

Hello,
I currently have HTC One X and will buy One X Plus in a few days.
I want to backup all my data(music,pics...) but as well apps and settings so when I get the One X Plus it will have all data
my One X had. It will be like a same phone.
I know I can do this with Titanium Backup PRO but I don't have a rooted phone and don't want to root it.
Is there another App/Method to do this full Backup?
I should mention that my current One X is 4.0.4 while the One X Plus will be 4.1.1
Thanks for help!

Then, also hox had android 4.1.1, why your not?
However, for music, pic, etc that you have in SD card, you can make a copy/paste to computer and after to HOX+.
For the apps, you can use Carbon
It doesn't require Root

Guich said:
Then, also hox had android 4.1.1, why your not?
However, for music, pic, etc that you have in SD card, you can make a copy/paste to computer and after to HOX+.
For the apps, you can use Carbon
It doesn't require Root
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Thanks!
My One X is on Three UK and they release updates several months late always

Anh okey
P.s. press thanks if i helped you

Guich said:
Anh okey
P.s. press thanks if i helped you
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Hi Guich,
I have an Almost 1 year old HTC One X withn official OTA jellybean 4.1.1 update (I liev in the Nederlands).
I've decided to root my phone but before I wanna make a back up ofcourse! I've just finished to try it for the 3rd time today: I press power button + volume rocker down. Get the fastboot menu; go down to ''recovery'' with the volume rocker. Press power button and ....I GET A TRIANGLE WITH A EXCLAMATION POINT ON APHONE ICON. My phone stays like this for ± 2 min and restarts normally. What I'm doing wrong here? My phone is now not fully charged. Is this the problem?
Thanx!

Your problem is that you still have the stock recovery, you need a custom recovery to make a nandroid backup. You can also PM in dutch
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Mr Hofs said:
Your problem is that you still have the stock recovery, you need a custom recovery to make a nandroid backup. You can also PM in dutch
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Mr.Hof,
Do you have a tutorial for this ''custom recovery to make a nandroid backup''? Sorry,but I'm kind of ignorant regarding this terminology: What's the stock recovery?
Thanx!

cimoblas said:
Mr.Hof,
Do you have a tutorial for this ''custom recovery to make a nandroid backup''? Sorry,but I'm kind of ignorant regarding this terminology: What's the stock recovery?
Thanx!
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Here are all sorts of guides including flashing and fastboot tutorials
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1832891

Mr Hofs said:
Here are all sorts of guides including flashing and fastboot tutorials
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1832891
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allright then, I'm gonna try it....let you know!
:good:

If you need help you can send me a PM in dutch, I'm also from the Netherlands