Hello, so yeah im a very big noob in doing something with mobile devices. I have mine HTC Desire HD its got default rom, 2.3.5 version (GingerBread) and i have a realy annoying problem. Then my phones battery completely depletes and i try to charge it and turn it on, My phone start to send old text messages to EVERYONE like 30/50 messages .... This happens then my software dies (then battery goes to complete 0 or i need to do force restart cuz of software errors).
One guy told me to instal different ROM but i have no idea how to do that ... If somebody can spare some time and help im gonna be very thank full. Sorry for my bad english. If you need more info from my device just ask.
Aloyzas said:
Hello, so yeah im a very big noob in doing something with mobile devices. I have mine HTC Desire HD its got default rom, 2.3.5 version (GingerBread) and i have a realy annoying problem. Then my phones battery completely depletes and i try to charge it and turn it on, My phone start to send old text messages to EVERYONE like 30/50 messages .... This happens then my software dies (then battery goes to complete 0 or i need to do force restart cuz of software errors).
One guy told me to instal different ROM but i have no idea how to do that ... If somebody can spare some time and help im gonna be very thank full. Sorry for my bad english. If you need more info from my device just ask.
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If you're rooted, I would search around a 'how to' install roms, I would recommend an aosp based jelly 4.1 or 4.2 rom (IE CFX, Cm, PACman or AOKPK)
If you haven't rooted or unlocked your bootloader, then I would contact HTC and say that it is faulty. IF they refuse to replace it, I would suggest rooting and installing an aosp rom as the battery is much better on them.
A quick solution just to the messaging problem might be to clear the 'app data'.
Good luck
Edit: I would be cautious rooting it if it is faulty as you might end up fully bricking if it powers off halfway through or something. If you decide to root, make sure that it won't turn off when plugged into your computer.
Fallon9111 said:
If you're rooted, I would search around a 'how to' install roms, I would recommend an aosp based jelly 4.1 or 4.2 rom (IE CFX, Cm, PACman or AOKPK)
If you haven't rooted or unlocked your bootloader, then I would contact HTC and say that it is faulty. IF they refuse to replace it, I would suggest rooting and installing an aosp rom as the battery is much better on them.
A quick solution just to the messaging problem might be to clear the 'app data'.
Good luck
Edit: I would be cautious rooting it if it is faulty as you might end up fully bricking if it powers off halfway through or something. If you decide to root, make sure that it won't turn off when plugged into your computer.
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Thanks for info but I don't even know if my phone is rooted or no. I bought my phone not from HTC, but from a person, phone was in a original box with all the tapes.
I was googling like 2 hours but i couldn't find any guides which i understand....
Don't know about clearing app data, but i think i'm gonna just do factory reset every three weeks or so till my phone completely DIES IN PAIN.
And gonna buy new one .... These messages yesterday cost me like 20£.
Aloyzas said:
Thanks for info but I don't even know if my phone is rooted or no. I bought my phone not from HTC, but from a person, phone was in a original box with all the tapes.
I was googling like 2 hours but i couldn't find any guides which i understand....
Don't know about clearing app data, but i think i'm gonna just do factory reset every three weeks or so till my phone completely DIES IN PAIN.
And gonna buy new one .... These messages yesterday cost me like 20£.
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To clear app data go to system settings > apps > messaging > clear app data
A factory reset might also help, but you might as well root if you're prepared to wipe http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1377119
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Hey guys, i haven't ever really posted on here other than when i first got my TP2 months ago. Since then i have had 9 replacements for various things, all of which have been hardware related. Things like constant freeze-ups, always telling me i have un-read messages when i don't...anywhere. and some others but those two are the main ones. So i am asking you guys what do i need to do to stop myself from body slamming this phone across my living room? Every single phone i get has the un-read message problem. And after about a month of use they all constantly freeze. I can't stand having to do literally 8+ battery pulls a day because the phone doesn't want to work anymore.
Any ideas? What ROM are you guys all running and what seems to be the most stable? I have never upgraded a ROM before so i have no idea what i am doing there as i have always been a MAC user. However, i do have access to a PC. Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: Another thing it does is when i get a call or text the phone will vibrate non stop until i turn it off and restart it. This also happens 2-3 time daily.
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Hey guys, i haven't ever really posted on here other than when i first got my TP2 months ago. Since then i have had 9 replacements for various things, all of which have been hardware related. Things like constant freeze-ups, always telling me i have un-read messages when i don't...anywhere. and some others but those two are the main ones. So i am asking you guys what do i need to do to stop myself from body slamming this phone across my living room? Every single phone i get has the un-read message problem. And after about a month of use they all constantly freeze. I can't stand having to do literally 8+ battery pulls a day because the phone doesn't want to work anymore.
Any ideas? What ROM are you guys all running and what seems to be the most stable? I have never upgraded a ROM before so i have no idea what i am doing there as i have always been a MAC user. However, i do have access to a PC. Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: Another thing it does is when i get a call or text the phone will vibrate non stop until i turn it off and restart it. This also happens 2-3 time daily.
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What version of TP2 -- e.g, T-Mo USA, Verizon, World-Wide/Euro -- do you have?
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Hey guys, i haven't ever really posted on here other than when i first got my TP2 months ago. Since then i have had 9 replacements for various things, all of which have been hardware related. Things like constant freeze-ups, always telling me i have un-read messages when i don't...anywhere. and some others but those two are the main ones. So i am asking you guys what do i need to do to stop myself from body slamming this phone across my living room? Every single phone i get has the un-read message problem. And after about a month of use they all constantly freeze. I can't stand having to do literally 8+ battery pulls a day because the phone doesn't want to work anymore.
Any ideas? What ROM are you guys all running and what seems to be the most stable? I have never upgraded a ROM before so i have no idea what i am doing there as i have always been a MAC user. However, i do have access to a PC. Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: Another thing it does is when i get a call or text the phone will vibrate non stop until i turn it off and restart it. This also happens 2-3 time daily.
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The things that you mention are not hardware problems but software. So they can be solved by flashing a new rom. I suggest you read the how to flash for noobs thread.
Try a valkyre rom and read the last pages of that thread to see if there are issues etc
A new ROM may very well help sort out your problems, but the excessive problems you have been having make one wonder if there is not some other issue. So before you go to flashing a new rom, it might be a good idea to do some troubleshooting first to try and narrow down the problem.
First, a few questions:
1)What UI are you using? (i.e., Touchflow 3d, Sense, SPB Mobile Shell, Titanium, Classic today?)
2) What programs are you installing?
3) Are you doing any registry edits? Or using custom programs that do registry edits for you? (Things like configuration tools that you installed)
While answering the questions may shed some light on why you are having problems, here is the first thing I would try that could help narrow down the issue:
1) Dissable any custom UIs (start -> settings -> today -> items tab -> select Windows default -> hit OK) then soft reset your phone. Use it for a day and see if any of the problems go away, then report back.
I've got some other ideas, but will hold out on those until looking at your responses to the others above... good luck.
Hey guys and thanks for the replies. I am on a Verizon TP2. Running the stock HTC Sense ROM that came on my last replacement. I do not have anything custom running on the phone and only have 2 apps on the phone itself (facebook and personal assistant). I have given up putting them on there since i have been replacing the phone so often. Problems are still happening.
Thoughts?
Have you tried yet dissabling sense and running for a day to see if there are any improvements? If that doesn't work, I would move on to a hard reset, then disable Sense, and see if it is better. If it was, I would re-enable sense and dissable the email and sms tabs and see....
Meanwhile, I would also be reading the newbie guide to flashing new roms... as it is really odd to be seeing these sorts of problems with nothing installed on the phone.
I am correct that you haven't installed the facebook and personal assistant programs since your last hard reset? I only ask because the product description for the personal assistant looks like it is somewhat invasive into your phone (i.e., it can track minute use and such) and could possibly be the culprit for some or even most of your issues...
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Hey guys and thanks for the replies. I am on a Verizon TP2. Running the stock HTC Sense ROM that came on my last replacement. I do not have anything custom running on the phone and only have 2 apps on the phone itself (facebook and personal assistant). I have given up putting them on there since i have been replacing the phone so often. Problems are still happening.
Thoughts?
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ur previous statement says your a mac guy. what a re you doing with a windows phone? thats just a recipe for disaster.....
try flashing to an NRG rom. I personally have been using cookie energy for months and never had any problems. this may be a lil too complicated for a "mac" user tho.
Hi
I have a problem with a Desire Z. Alot of times when I try to send a message (SMS) it takes forever (5min) before it gets sent. If I hit the home-button while watching/waiting for the message to be sent, it's put in drafts instead of keep trying to send.
It's also slow at recivieving messages. Tested with a couple of other phones and compared.
Does anyone else have a simular issue? The sim-card has been used for years with other phones without troubles.
Try using a different messaging app (i.e. handcent)
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have a problem with a Desire Z. Alot of times when I try to send a message (SMS) it takes forever (5min) before it gets sent. If I hit the home-button while watching/waiting for the message to be sent, it's put in drafts instead of keep trying to send.
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Same problem for me. Hoping the new OTA solve this problem.
Tap on "send", put the phone away, look at the phone after an hour, somethimes the sms is still "sending" !
I only get this if I have no or very bad signal, i.e. it will wait till it's got a signal to send it.
I wonder if it's worthwhile for you guys to do a factory reset or re-flash the ROM ?
Only thing I can think of is using the "delete old messages" function after deleting all your messages. other than that, I'd try wiping cache and dalvik cache (assuming you are rooted). Re-flashing the ROM should be a last resort (assuming that you even have a custom ROM installed).
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Try using a different messaging app (i.e. handcent)
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Thanks that's a good tip, I'll def try it and report back!
steviewevie said:
I only get this if I have no or very bad signal, i.e. it will wait till it's got a signal to send it.
I wonder if it's worthwhile for you guys to do a factory reset or re-flash the ROM ?
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This isn't relevant for my problem since it's always good strength + when I tested the slow recivieving the other phones was in the same room, with no problems
lordevol said:
Same problem for me. Hoping the new OTA solve this problem.
Tap on "send", put the phone away, look at the phone after an hour, somethimes the sms is still "sending" !
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Sorry but what does OTA stand for? If you're talking about the recent update, I sure do to!
Nissan350 said:
Only thing I can think of is using the "delete old messages" function after deleting all your messages. other than that, I'd try wiping cache and dalvik cache (assuming you are rooted). Re-flashing the ROM should be a last resort (assuming that you even have a custom ROM installed).
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So it's possible it's so slow at sending since it has alot of messages in the inbox? It might be the case, but even so it's lame if that's the reason, it's far more powerfull than just handling some textfiles
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Thanks for all your answers, will test'em out as soon as I can!
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So it's possible it's so slow at sending since it has alot of messages in the inbox? It might be the case, but even so it's lame if that's the reason, it's far more powerfull than just handling some textfiles
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Haha I agree with you on that, mine has messages in it from weeks and weeks ago. the only reason i said that is because when I was with sprint, I had a HERO (i know, they arent even close to the same spec-wise) and it acted the same way your G2 is acting now. I fixed it by doing what I recommended. worth a try
A little nomenclature for you...
OTA - Over The Air update. It's an update that HTC or your service provider pushes to your phone when it does a check-in, if it is more current than the version your phone is running. Basically it's a software patch for the system software located in your phone.
Seeing that you don't know what an OTA is yet, I can deduce that a rooted phone definitely isn't your problem. I think you should check your phone for updates (Settings -> About phone -> System updates -> Check for updates) and see if anything pops up after you hit okay.
If you find an OTA and the problem still persists, you may find a new SIM card would be an ideal option. Let me explain myself here:
When Cingular made the switch to AT&T I was still using a Cingular labeled SIM card. It worked fine until AT&T switched to 3G. When I got a 3G phone, I found that I couldn't get 3G no matter what I tried, because for some reason the SIM spec didn't support 3G. So I had to switch my SIM to get 3G. I've found that with each new spec that comes out, often times the best way to go is just to switch the SIM out each time you get a new phone. Might take a few minutes longer getting your contract up, but new SIMs seem to be sent out to our store (which is a AT&T/T-Mobile vendor) every time a new network spec is introduced by the carriers. I'm not entirely convinced that this is just a strange "coincidence".
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A little nomenclature for you...
OTA - Over The Air update. It's an update that HTC or your service provider pushes to your phone when it does a check-in, if it is more current than the version your phone is running. Basically it's a software patch for the system software located in your phone.
Seeing that you don't know what an OTA is yet, I can deduce that a rooted phone definitely isn't your problem. I think you should check your phone for updates (Settings -> About phone -> System updates -> Check for updates) and see if anything pops up after you hit okay.
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Hehe thank you, but I do indeed know what rooting is etc., but the phone we're talking about isn't rooted so it's not the problem.
Just because I haven't bumped into the word OTA doesn't mean I don't know how the updatesystem from HTC works
And yes, it's the latest version, just got a update ticking in, dunno if it fixed the problem yet.
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If you find an OTA and the problem still persists, you may find a new SIM card would be an ideal option. Let me explain myself here:
When Cingular made the switch to AT&T I was still using a Cingular labeled SIM card. It worked fine until AT&T switched to 3G. When I got a 3G phone, I found that I couldn't get 3G no matter what I tried, because for some reason the SIM spec didn't support 3G. So I had to switch my SIM to get 3G. I've found that with each new spec that comes out, often times the best way to go is just to switch the SIM out each time you get a new phone. Might take a few minutes longer getting your contract up, but new SIMs seem to be sent out to our store (which is a AT&T/T-Mobile vendor) every time a new network spec is introduced by the carriers. I'm not entirely convinced that this is just a strange "coincidence".
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Thank for your tip, I'll check it out although the sim was used on another phone which also supported 3G afaik.
kjeksomanen said:
just got a update ticking in, dunno if it fixed the problem yet.
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The recent update solved the problem (for my Desire z),
it was an HTC bug
Sorry for the late answer, but one day the mobile just decided to empty it's inbox for whatever unknown reason, and well, that solved the problem.
But thanks for all the answers, once again
the htc sense messaging app is horrible. the dates and times are wrong and it is like a pig. openeing, sending, reading are all slow.
install the vanilla android messaging app as shown here then you dont have to install third party
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=846231&page=12
Well, I thought I'd let you guys know, my defy went to the official motorola service, now, before someone starts posting "room full of people who cares" pics, I'll tell you what where it's symptoms and maybe you can tell me if any had any similar issues.
A little background:
I'm in Argentina, and I got my defy from "Personal" ( that's the carrier) which has a 2.2.1 rom ( if I'm not wrong )
I used it for a bit and it was working so well that I didn't feel the need to mess with it.
Then, I started missing some stuff and I decided to install CM7 (rc1, v2), to see how it performed.
All good, for a while, but then, the following started happening:
- 5~8 times out of ten, sms's wouldn't go out ( and I had to re-send them until they did )
- I got delays on getting messages, and on other people receiving them.
- Sometimes I wouldn't get to answer a call, just got a "missed call notification SMS"
- Sometimes calls would drop when answering them
- FM radio started being CRAP, and getting either stuck on, or wouldn't turn on after being interrupted by other notifications.
- frecuent freezing .
I guessed it was CM7, so, deceided to get back to stock, and maybe rooting, just for kicks.
I went back to stock, but the problems kept happening.
And that's why I sent it to service.
Anyone got any similar issues?
I wounder if you had forgot ‘full wipe’?
This sounds like an intermittent connection somewhere in the phone hardware.
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I wounder if you had forgot ‘full wipe’?
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lol, of course I did wipe, I didn't got into GREAT detail of everything i did because it would be WAY to boring, but, I did tried a lot of stuff before sending it back.
I kind of know my way around android, but I don't blame you for asking, I've seen a lot of uninformed posts around here ( nothing wrong with that, not everyone has time, the patience, or the interest to spend HOURS figuring stuff out, and learning about android )
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This sounds like an intermittent connection somewhere in the phone hardware.
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Yup, I also thought it could be either a SEVERE overage problem ( like a signal black hole in my apartment) , or a defective sim card , but I'm using my old HTC G1 for now, and it's working great, so, both of those are out.
Maybe ,your phone’s baceband does not fit for the sevice,download some app to change the baseband.
Many peope have the same problem reflected by forum in my conutry as far as i know. Most of them solve the problem by changing baceband.
(My english is so bad...but I really want to help you.)
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Maybe ,your phone’s baceband does not fit for the sevice,download some app to change the baseband.
Many peope have the same problem reflected by forum in my conutry as far as i know. Most of them solve the problem by changing baceband.
(My english is so bad...but I really want to help you.)
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If the baseband was incorrect, it wouldn't get signal at all.
Plus, the phone was bought in argentina, so the argentina stock rom for the carrier HAS the right baseband, and I still got issues.
I have no other explanation for it than faulty hardware.
Thanks, though, I know you're trying to help ; )
Hello, For some reason this keeps happening every time, whether i reboot by soft reset or turn the phone off and then on. The time zone setting for "home" keeps reverting back to 'Indiana Time' even though I keep setting it to 'east coast' time. This cost me a doctors appointment this morning because I was relying on the phone as an alarm and havent had this problem. I absolutely dont get it, I keep changing it to east coast and saving the settings, and then the next time the phone has to be restarted or whatever.. it goes right back to Indiana Time... Any ideas?
And now in addition to this, something interesting... my dad told me to check my phone for viruses because he cant open any of my text messages on his phone (not a smartphone, its nothing special), and its only my messages... he keeps telling me every time i send him a text it turns his phone off... hopefully unrelated????? Note: Ive been communicating via text with other people and havent had a problem.
What ROM?
I've never heard of this. I'm (normally) EnergyROM when using WinMo.
ive never heard of this either, texts work fine now. still the same time issue. Im using the at&t stock rom, the 'new' version... this was bought from someone who had a cooked rom before i flashed it back to stock.
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ive never heard of this either, texts work fine now. still the same time issue. Im using the at&t stock rom, the 'new' version... this was bought from someone who had a cooked rom before i flashed it back to stock.
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Make sure you flash everything back to stock. Relock, all of it.
I can't say that would cause this issue, but if you want it truly returned to stock, you have to take all of those steps. For whatever reason they say flash stock, relock, then flash stock again (probably to make sure you can still flash signed images? It's not a bad idea). Good luck.
I was on the phone (another one, so we could troubleshoot) with at&t for an hour... they tried re-registering my phone, had me look in the regional settings, turn alarms off.. then we ran out of time because the person whos phone i was using had to go.
i was told it was an unlocked phone but it seems no different then my last tilt 2 which i broke. is there a way to know if its unlocked?
And.... whats the procedure for relocking? thanks very much.
hardcoresmylife said:
i was told it was an unlocked phone but it seems no different then my last tilt 2 which i broke. is there a way to know if its unlocked?
And.... whats the procedure for relocking? thanks very much.
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Please search (or even read, yeesh) before posting.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=550131 <--- that's a sticky at the very top of the WinMo development section.
You can tell if it's locked or unlocked by looked at the bootloader (tri-color) screen. I can't remember what it'll say when it's locked, but if you see "OliNex" near the top, it's unlocked.
If you got the phone with an aftermarket ROM, and only flashed back to stock - I can almost guarantee it's unlocked.
Thank you, i definitely appreciate it. I tried searching, couldnt find how to relock. thanks again.
OK i fixed it without flashing. I had to go (using HTC SENSE) to that settings tab for htc sense at the bottom of the home screen, then i went to data services, then i went to internet time synch... "Get time from the internet" wasnt checked so i checked that box, "get time from the internet while roaming" wasnt checked so i checked it and it worked. for some reason that was overriding me going into the start menu, settings, clocks and alarms, etc. Damn HTC sense, im wondering how much freakin sense it has! ridiculous...
Yes my phones unlocked...
Why on that thread does it say to only relock if your sending it in for warranty??? Does that really bring it back to the exact locked and stock state the phone was in when it left the factory???? Is that a warning that there may be a problem or two after you relock it??? Id like to relock it since it freezes sometimes at boot up... but like they say, dont fix it unless its broken... I dont want to regret relocking it and have other software or hardware hiccups and issues because relocking doesnt truly bring it back to how it left the factory, im good with more issues lol... thanks again so much.
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OK i fixed it without flashing. I had to go (using HTC SENSE) to that settings tab for htc sense at the bottom of the home screen, then i went to data services, then i went to internet time synch... "Get time from the internet" wasnt checked so i checked that box, "get time from the internet while roaming" wasnt checked so i checked it and it worked. for some reason that was overriding me going into the start menu, settings, clocks and alarms, etc. Damn HTC sense, im wondering how much freakin sense it has! ridiculous...
Yes my phones unlocked...
Why on that thread does it say to only relock if your sending it in for warranty??? Does that really bring it back to the exact locked and stock state the phone was in when it left the factory???? Is that a warning that there may be a problem or two after you relock it??? Id like to relock it since it freezes sometimes at boot up... but like they say, dont fix it unless its broken... I dont want to regret relocking it and have other software or hardware hiccups and issues because relocking doesnt truly bring it back to how it left the factory, im good with more issues lol... thanks again so much.
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Relocking doesn't do much, other than disallow the flashing of unsigned images.
I don't know what you mean by freezing at boot, I doubt relocking will help.
Relocking for warranty work is absolutely necessary however - if you send it in, and the device is unlocked, they will *usually* notice and void your warranty site-on-scene. Kinda like jailbreaking for iPhone's, it voids the warranty. So long as you undo any hacks you've put on, the provider is none the wiser. Hence, the only real reason to relock would be if you were sending it in.
But to answer your question, you have to relock and flash stock ROM. Once those two things are done, you are back to factory.
Glad you fixed it tho. I wouldn't have thought to check there - I was grabbing at straws with the relock/reflash thing, just figured it's something to check if you just got the phone. I would leave it unlocked personally, unless you are going to take it in for repair/replacement.
Thank you so much for all your time, info, efforts, and input.. I wont relock it then... I greatly appreciate everything.
I just figured out the sole ONE AND ONLY THING that was causing this problem. I have advanced config, so I have it set so when you go into settings, personal, then phone... Under the GSM/UMTS services tab that I have, you can see settings for "Time Synchronization" along with caller ID, call waiting, etc. Under Time Synchronization if I have "Automatic change time zone and clock" checked (Like it has been) it reverts my time zone incorrectly to indiana, instead of east coast time. I unchecked that box, and this doesnt happen anymore. My clock stays at the right time zone, east coast, no more problems. Why the heck would my phone think im in indiana if i use that setting, i dont get that? That setting is obviously useless if i lets say, traveled to california.. Interesting?...
I've always let the carrier set my time (never messed with any form of time sync, auto time adjustments, time zone changes, etc etc), but I'm on a CDMA carrier that distributes NITZ properly. Never had to worry about the clock being off.
Hoping someone can provide some direction. First and foremost I am not a HTC savvy so although there are a few threads here about the same issue none of them relate to me as I have not rooted the phone nor flashed to custom ROMs or anything to that nature. I am simple user of the phone... Now.. to the topic.. so I bought this phone for my brother in law last year as a birthday present, and at the time I had a working phone so I didnt put my mind too much to it.. but I did liked the phone very much. Two months ago, I decided to purchase one of these, so I bougtht an HTC ONE X Phone S720e Android 32GB 8MP 3G WiFi GPS Bluetooth Unlocked White. I don´t recall what versión of Android it carried at the time but looking at the specs it should had come with Android 4.0.3. After loading it up, transfering my files on to it and loading some basic apps, whatsapp, email, Skype... it off coursed asked for a software update two times which I went ahead and did. The last one it installed added Android 4.2.2 and HTC Sense 5. It was working fine, layout changed considerably... now after doing another of the updates to applications and software, specifically the transfer files update it suddenly quit recognizing data services completely. I though it might be something with the micro sim, so I tried testing a couple of others, it didnt make a difference so I decided to back up my contacts and information I had on the phone and did a Factory reset. It wipped it clean but issue remains the sames, it is unable to even recognize the sim card is missing and when I go into settings I see the message Disconnected because service is unavailable.
Reading online, saw a few folks stating that this situation was related to software updates.. so I was wondering if I could get some help on how to get this fixed. Not sure what to do, downgrade to 4.0.3 or how could I get it resolved so appreciate some direction here.
If you go to settings - about - phone identity, does it still shows the imei ? Seen many people here having their imei gone from their phone and becomes an iPod since we can't write it back. Tho you are on stock, so better send it for repair.
Sent from my HTC One X
n1kos said:
If you go to settings - about - phone identity, does it still shows the imei ? Seen many people here having their imei gone from their phone and becomes an iPod since we can't write it back. Tho you are on stock, so better send it for repair.
Sent from my HTC One X
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It shows up as unknown actually... is this a software related issue then? Im concerned about the other phone going through the same situation... should no updates be installed to it then? That makes it fairly useless and might prefer to send it back and try to get a refund instead.
same problem for me, still wait for fix
poussymonster said:
same problem for me, still wait for fix
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Can someone tell where is the IMEI physically located on the phone?
marcosballesterosr said:
Can someone tell where is the IMEI physically located on the phone?
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see in the list of micro sim card