Anyone had this issue before?
I think the only way is to reset the phone, but that's a hassle.
Any help would be appreciated.
HG! said:
Anyone had this issue before?
I think the only way is to reset the phone, but that's a hassle.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Have you tried wiping the cache from Application menu from Settings? Hopefully wiping the cache will take care of it.
asianflavor said:
Have you tried wiping the cache from Application menu from Settings? Hopefully wiping the cache will take care of it.
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hey there, I just saw this.
It's exactly what I did. I also synced with Samsung. Once I opened Scrapbook, everything was in there again.
Thanks!
HG! said:
hey there, I just saw this.
It's exactly what I did. I also synced with Samsung. Once I opened Scrapbook, everything was in there again.
Thanks!
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Glad to see that it's working for you! :highfive:
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I have a rooted stock ROM that hasn't give me any issues up until sprint released the MB1 update. I went to go open Screencast and it gave me a black screen and because unresponsive. I restarted and tried again. Same problem. So I uninstalled Screencast, but when I tried to re-install Screencast, it says insufficient storage. But I have 3GB of storage on internal (working on cleaning it anyways, but this app never took up this much space.) and 18 on external. I am really confused and need some help. I would like to try to avoid resetting but will if absolutely necessary.
Stupid1337deer said:
I have a rooted stock ROM that hasn't give me any issues up until sprint released the MB1 update. I went to go open Screencast and it gave me a black screen and because unresponsive. I restarted and tried again. Same problem. So I uninstalled Screencast, but when I tried to re-install Screencast, it says insufficient storage. But I have 3GB of storage on internal (working on cleaning it anyways, but this app never took up this much space.) and 18 on external. I am really confused and need some help. I would like to try to avoid resetting but will if absolutely necessary.
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Do you have a custom recovery? You can try going in and clearing cache and dalvik cache. Also, in there, you can go to advanced --> fix permissions to try to fix some issues and see if that helps with your issue.
topherk said:
Do you have a custom recovery? You can try going in and clearing cache and dalvik cache. Also, in there, you can go to advanced --> fix permissions to try to fix some issues and see if that helps with your issue.
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Ah yeah that solved the problem. Big thanks!
Stupid1337deer said:
Ah yeah that solved the problem. Big thanks!
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Wow, I honestly didn't think that'd fix it. It sounded a bit more serious than a simple cache wipe would fix. Glad it worked for ya!
ey, so I cleared the google framework data (I know) but now when i go to system update and press check now nothing happens is also says last checked for update 1/1/1970. I also cant sign into youtube and I cant access google play. I tried factory reset and wiping data still the same thing
Please HELP ME
Ultimate_future_developer said:
ey, so I cleared the google framework data (I know) but now when i go to system update and press check now nothing happens is also says last checked for update 1/1/1970. I also cant sign into youtube and I cant access google play. I tried factory reset and wiping data still the same thing
Please HELP ME
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You did what you were warned against.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...to-never-clear-google-service-framework-data/
Your fault, you're going to have to wait
Quinny899 said:
You did what you were warned against.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...to-never-clear-google-service-framework-data/
Your fault, you're going to have to wait
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Dude i Know I only found out after i cleared the data,Im not perfect and waiting doesnt help its been 2 days and if been sitting hours everyday trying to find something but anyway thanks for your help
Ultimate_future_developer said:
Dude i Know I only found out after i cleared the data,Im not perfect and waiting doesnt help its been 2 days and if been sitting hours everyday trying to find something but anyway thanks for your help
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Did you try removing your Google account? Reboot and then add it back. It may help.
Edit: Never mind, just remembered a factory reset would have deleted the account already. Sorry.
Ultimate_future_developer said:
Dude i Know I only found out after i cleared the data,Im not perfect and waiting doesnt help its been 2 days and if been sitting hours everyday trying to find something but anyway thanks for your help
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This is not that helpful of a post. Any time you factory reset, you are doing the exact same thing. Might as well tell people not to flash new kernels or roms.
To the OP, you need to unregister your google account under Settings and then re-add.
This should fix the issue.
No big deal.
you may have to do a factory reset if this doesn't fix it.
Saftwear said:
This is not that helpful of a post. Any time you factory reset, you are doing the exact same thing. Might as well tell people not to flash new kernels or roms.
To the OP, you need to unregister your google account under Settings and then re-add.
This should fix the issue.
No big deal.
you may have to do a factory reset if this doesn't fix it.
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Fixed it thanks guys I ran flash-all.bat and it cleared the tablet. Thanks :laugh:
It's the original calculator and it crashed immediately when I open it
Is there anyone else who meet the problem. How to solve it?
无聊随发 said:
It's the original calculator and it crashed immediately when I open it
Is there anyone else who meet the problem. How to solve it?
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I also got this issue, anyone has a clue? at my nexus 6 btw
I got the 6.0.1 OTA just now and I'll check once it's installed. Maybe try wiping data and/or cache for it?
UPDATE: Just checked and not an issue for me. Running stock and not rooted... yet.
无聊随发 said:
It's the original calculator and it crashed immediately when I open it
Is there anyone else who meet the problem. How to solve it?
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omametsnor said:
I also got this issue, anyone has a clue? at my nexus 6 btw
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Just an idea but go to your Developer options then scroll to the very bottom and select Inactive apps. Touch to toggle it for calculator and try again.
jgummeson said:
I got the 6.0.1 OTA just now and I'll check once it's installed. Maybe try wiping data and/or cache for it?
UPDATE: Just checked and not an issue for me. Running stock and not rooted... yet.
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Wiping cache didnt solve it, i also wiped the calc data but it didnt solve anything either
bblzd said:
Just an idea but go to your Developer options then scroll to the very bottom and select Inactive apps. Touch to toggle it for calculator and try again.
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Thankyou for the brain storming you guys, still it didnt had any effect.
6p, and I have the same issue.. Strange.
Did you guys flash the update using factory image files or did you flash the actual OTA file? Because I find that flashing files from the factory images to update can cause issues sometimes. The OTA files sometimes have upgrade scripts that may change some things that need to be changed on the /data partition and you wouldn't get those changes if you just flashed the new /system partition.
Last night I was having this issue (as mentioned above). Today, the calculator app opens up just fine. Even more strange...
Hey there,
My phone keeps spamming me with an error message that reads "Unfortunately, Google Services Framework has stopped." I can't do anything, because the instant I click OK it shows me another error message. There is a fraction of a second window that I can click on the screen, so I tried clicking REPORT and typing an error message one letter at a time, but I can't send a bug report because Google Services Framework isn't working :C
I have attempted to clear my cache, and it didn't solve the problem. It only started occurring after I restarted my phone.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Edit: This problem seems to be unsolvable. I tried everything you can possibly imagine. The only thing that ended up working for me was a factory reset, but thanks to everyone who helped anyway :/
Some more information would be nice.
What ROM / kernel are you on? What did you do right before the problem started occurring? How exactly did you clear cache? Did you just clear dalvik or the cache partition?
You could go to apps in settings and clear the play services and play store caches separately. Try that first.
peltus said:
Some more information would be nice.
What ROM / kernel are you on? What did you do right before the problem started occurring? How exactly did you clear cache? Did you just clear dalvik or the cache partition?
You could go to apps in settings and clear the play services and play store caches separately. Try that first.
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Thanks for the response.
What ROM / kernel are you on?
I'm using the default ROM/kernal that comes with the Nexus 5X.
You could go to apps in settings and clear the play services and play store caches separately. Try that first.
Okay, I just tried doing that but when I tap 'Clear Cache' the error message pops up before anything can happen. I filmed a really quick video to show you what I mean. I have a new account so I can't directly link to it. www(dot)youtube(dot)com/watch?v=5Uw5_VyLP40 When I'm not holding a camera I have enough time to quickly press OK and then click the clear cache button, but nothing seems to happen.
What did you do right before the problem started occurring?
My phone was running low on battery, and I was about to go into an exam so I switched it off. I just plugged it in to charge and then booted it once it was at 100%. As soon as I unlocked my phone I got spammed with those error messages.
How exactly did you clear cache? Did you just clear dalvik or the cache partition?
I cleared the cache partition.
Hope this helps
wow thats a pretty strange thing i think that the only thing left for you its just to factory reset it i know its anoying but its the only way i can think of
also you can try first to go and uninstall updates of the app or try disabling it and re enabling it
thats all i can say
ricardo99831390 said:
wow thats a pretty strange thing i think that the only thing left for you its just to factory reset it i know its anoying but its the only way i can think of
also you can try first to go and uninstall updates of the app or try disabling it and re enabling it
thats all i can say
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Maybe try clearing the dalvik cache first before a factory reset.
he already tried
ricardo99831390 said:
he already tried
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he said he cleared cache, not dalvik specifically.
ricardo99831390 said:
wow thats a pretty strange thing i think that the only thing left for you its just to factory reset it i know its anoying but its the only way i can think of
also you can try first to go and uninstall updates of the app or try disabling it and re enabling it
thats all i can say
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I can't actually find an app called 'Google Services Framework', but there are a few similar things. I'll try disabling them first. Also, I was really hoping i wouldn't have to do a factory reset, but I will do it if nothing else works.
peltus said:
Maybe try clearing the dalvik cache first before a factory reset.
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Alright, I would have to root to find that wouldn't I? I'll give it a go, and I'll report back soon with results.
Thank you both for your help.
This problem seems to be unsolvable. I tried everything you can possibly imagine. The only thing that ended up working for me was a factory reset, but thanks to everyone who helped anyway :/
This issue started just out of the blue. The fingerprint scanner is no longer quick to respond to touch if the phone has been idle for anything over 2-3 minutes. What could be the issue? I am on OOS 3.2.2, rooted.
iampunX said:
This issue started just out of the blue. The fingerprint scanner is no longer quick to respond to touch if the phone has been idle for anything over 2-3 minutes. What could be the issue? I am on OOS 3.2.2, rooted.
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Are you using Xposed? Factory Reset might help.
Prince Chandela said:
Are you using Xposed? Factory Reset might help.
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Yes, I'm. But I haven't installed any new modules. Factory resets are always a pain. Damn. Guess there's no other go
iampunX said:
Yes, I'm. But I haven't installed any new modules. Factory resets are always a pain. Damn. Guess there's no other go
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Next time try avoid using xposed. Also backup your apps before factory reset.
Prince Chandela said:
Next time try avoid using xposed. Also backup your apps before factory reset.
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Does Xposed break things like this? ? Anyway I only use Xposed to greenify, and manage boot. Will do a factory reset and let you know. Thanks a bunch for your time ?
iampunX said:
Does Xposed break things like this? ? Anyway I only use Xposed to greenify, and manage boot. Will do a factory reset and let you know. Thanks a bunch for your time ?
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I'm not sure but i have noticed that xposed cause lag in long run.
That's why recently I flashed RR ROM without xposed. It's working great no lag at all.