WARNING! THIS PROFILE IS IN BETA. DO NOT INSTALL UNTIL YOU HAVE READ BELOW!
Beta
When creating this profile I experienced bootloops and splash-screen freezes. If you are not comfortable with how to restore your device from these states, then please wait until it has been thoroughly tested before applying the profiles and tasks.
Testers
If there are any of you left after reading the above I was unable to totally identify what caused the crashes. I hope that through my own testing I have removed the probable causes, but I cannot promise. Read on if you’re still game and post below to let me know you’re in!
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Theory
Have full media control using your device’s hardware buttons when the screen is off. Normal functionality restored when the screen is on.
Current Shortfalls/Work-in-progress
Fast reboot required to allow for system changes (15 second reboot).
- To my knowledge, system changes require this to take effect. Please tell me if you know different? As a consequence, the profiles take about 25 seconds from start to finish to activate and deactivate.
Hardware keys control media at all times, not just when the screen is off.
- A revert profile currently takes care of this, so it’s still more than usable.
Unable to configure hardware keys to only perform actions on long-hold
- I’m working on this, but I think it may be down to Gingerbread/kernel restrictions?
Unable to get trackpad click to perform an action
- Again, Gingerbread/kernel/ROM restrictions?
Ability to skip music folder commands unknown
- I’m working on this
Pop up menu tasks are ugly
- I’ll sort out a suitable background image and work out how to change the icons.
Preparation
This may look like another mammoth, ball-ache of a tutorial, but it’s pretty simple really – make yourself a coffee and by the time you’ve finished it, you’ll be done.
You must have full root read/write access.
1) Ensure you are running the latest version of busybox free from the Market. Even if your current ROM comes with it preinstalled, the Market version allows for this and will update it according. This is essential, as a probable cause of the bootloops I experienced. Reboot after updating it.
2) Install the Locale Execute Plugin free from the Market
3) Download Button Saviour Root free from the Market. We will be messing with the hardware keys, so if you lose control of them, this application will save you by displaying them on the screen. Have a play with this application and make sure you are fully versed with using it just in case.
4) Nandroid backup after you’ve done the above so you don’t have to reinstall everything again should things go wrong {We will be mounting the system for full write access}.
Installing and Customisation
Basically, we will be creating a file with the media controls in and asking Tasker to overwrite the existing file when we want to use it – simple.
Using a file explorer, create a folder within the sdcard/Tasker folder called ‘mediacon’. Within this folder, create another called ‘orig’. Navigate to
Code:
system/usr/keylayout/
Take a copy of the file bravo-keypad.kl (bravo will be replaced with your device name (unless you have a bravo!)). Paste it in the ‘mediacon’ folder you created. Paste another copy in the ‘orig’ folder. Open the file in the mediacon folder with a text editor on your phone (or alternatively copy/push it to your pc and view it there).
From the .zip file below, view the bravo-keypad.kl file on your pc using an application such as Notepad ++ (download free from here) or a simple text editor (although the layout may be a little confusing).
You’ll need to compare the two and see what the differences are. The most important additions to the bravo-keypad.kl to enable the media actions on the hardware keys are:
Code:
key 139 MENU WAKE_DROPPED
key 158 BACK
key 217 SEARCH
To:
Code:
key 139 MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE WAKE
key 158 MEDIA_PREVIOUS WAKE
key 217 MEDIA_NEXT WAKE
The hardware key numbers and the remaining content of the file will no doubt be different from device to device, I assume it will also be different betweens ROMs and user settings too. You will need to preserve the remainder of the file.
Please can I ask you to post the contents of this file in ‘code’ tags if you can’t see that someone has done this for your device already. Could you also detail your ROM and Kernel. It will help others to quickly edit the file with the correct settings without scratching their heads too much – community spirit and all of that.
As you can see all we are doing is changing the three hardware buttons (menu, back and search) to perform media controls instead. You’ll need to edit the file in the ‘mediacon’ folder (either on your device or drag/push to your pc and then back again) to reflect this. Make sure you do not change the file in the ‘orig’ folder! Remember, your device may have different key numbers for the hardware buttons, this won’t matter, just edit the ones listed as menu, back and search and not the ones that have a # before them.
So, now you have your edited file done and your original file stored safely. We’re nearly there!
Install the profiles and tasks and make sure they are unchecked until you have edited them for your needs. The Tasker Media Control V1.zip folder contains the following two profiles:
MediaBoot
MediaControl
It contains the following 8 tasks:
ResetMedVar
MediaMenu
MediaContBoot
MediaContOff
MediaContOn
FastReboot
FastBootConfirm
ContState
The triggers for the tasks are:
Device Boot
Headset Plugged
If you currently have any other profiles that load music apps or perform other tasks when the headset is connected, please disable these.
Firstly, open the task MediaContOn. Click on action 4 (execute action) and select edit. You’ll see two mentions of the bravo-keypal.kl. Replace ‘bravo’ with your device name, or alternatively with whatever the original file was named in system/usr/keylayout/ (I assume it is your device name?). You’ll need to press the back button once you’re done.
Secondly, do exactly the same in the task MediaContOff.
Finally, open the task MediaContBoot and alter action number 2 to the music application you use (if you don’t use the stock android player).
That’s it! You’re done!
Terminal Command Information
There will be a number of terminal commands running, to copy and overwrite files which will mount the /system as read/write. This of course always has its risks, so ensure you have that nandroid backup just in case….
In the task FastReboot, there is the terminal command
Code:
Killall system_server
This command is not without its risks too, but it is the only way to avoid a full reboot in order to apply the system changes.
Running the task for the first time.
In the profiles and tasks, two variables are created:
%EARP – This is set to 2 when the headset is connected and 1 when it is disconnected. By removing the headset (%EARP =1), you will trigger the exit task which will begin to revert the media button changes.
%MEDIACONT – It was necessary to create this variable to avoid Tasker reacting to the headset plugged trigger after the reboot and wanting to start copying the files all over again. If %MEDIACONT = 2, Tasker will therefore know you are already controlling the hardware buttons and it will prevent the headset profile running again. The variable is changed to a value of 1, once the button controls are returned to normal. Simple hey…
When testing, sometimes these variables were showing the wrong value, due to the options to ‘cancel’ at various stages of the tasks. Before you connect your headset and run the profiles for the very first time only, you will need to open the task ResetMedVar and click on ‘test’. This will set both values to 1. At any point, if your variables go out of sync, you can repeat this exercise so the headset connected/disconnected will trigger the profile/exit task accordingly.
So, open ResetMedVar and click test to set the variables to 1. Tick the MediaBoot and MediaControl profiles to activate them and apply to exit Tasker. Insert your headset!
You’ll be prompted with the first pop-up asking if you want to active the media controls. Click to activate (it will disappear in ten seconds and cancel otherwise). Shortly after, a confirmation pop-up will confirm the files have been copied correctly. Shortly after that, another pop up will confirm you wish to proceed with the fast reboot. Click to activate and you’re device will reload the system. It should take around 15-20 seconds.
When the device boots back up, the Button Saviour application will be loaded, to ensure you have button control if things go wrong. Pressing the little arrow on the right hand side of the screen will enable a back button that you can press to back out of the screen. You media player should then load. Choose a happy tune (from a folder/album/artist that has more than one song) (not forgetting you can’t use the back button other than on the screen!) and turn the screen off.
Hopefully, search will skip forward a track, back will skip back a track and menu will play/pause the playback. WHOOP!
When you’ve finished testing, switch the screen back on, unlock it if necessary and then remove the headset. Tasker will then perform the above steps again, replace the files back to the original ones before confirming the fast reboot.
15-20 seconds later, hopefully all of your hardware buttons will then perform as normal!
Job done.
Extras
I couldn’t get the trackpad/optical joystick to perform an action on my device. There is an entry at the very end of MediaContOn and MediaContOff after the STOP. These entries copy and reversely delete a curcial-oj.kl file to /system/usr/keylayout/ that is supposed to enable the trackpad to work. Drag these to position 5 if you’d like to test them on your device to see if they work. Let me know!
Credits
localh0st for the curcial-oj.kl file here
Decad3nce for his key remapping guide here
The mass of other threads I read through on XDA to gain the knowledge to do this and the devs of the free apps mentioned above - I'm sure they'd appreciate a donate.
Oh and of course the dev of Tasker! What an application.... (I'm not on commission I promise!)
FAQ
Q) I have many other Tasker questions, can I post them here??
A) To avoid clutter, probably best to use this official Google group
Q) Where can I learn more about Tasker?
A) The manual and Profiles and step-throughs on the Tasker wiki and you’ll be up to speed in no time.
Change Log
Confirming pop up tasks may be removed in V2.
Bugs
Let me know...
Future Changes/Requests
Find another way to apply system changes without the need of fast reboot.
Hardware keys to only control media when the screen is off.
Configure hardware keys to only perform actions on long-hold to avoid 'pocket-presses'.
Get trackpad/optical joystick click to perform an action
Enable the ability to skip music folders and/or directories.
Pop up menu tasks need sprucing up.
Installation Instructions
In menu options/profile data 'Import One Task':
ResetMedVar
MediaMenu
MediaContBoot
MediaContOff
MediaContOn
FastReboot
FastBootConfirm
ContState
In menu options/profile data 'Import One Profile':
MediaBoot
MediaControl
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Heh, looks like Brandall is taking Tasker to new heights.
Nice work mate, but I just have to add something though...
Using this can help, BUT, it can also "cripple" those Tasker scripts you've posted about battery saving.
Using Tasker for zipping files and extracting them loads my CPU to the max, also, anything that uses notifications and file reads/writes does that too, eventually, using more battery...
Using this I can see a situation where some user might just lock/unlock their screen very often and rapidly, this might cause a major stress on the CPU, ultimately, nulling and voiding your battery saving scripts and potentially causing harm to CPU/battery/device.
And in any case, turning the screen on to switch tracks is really not that much of a hassle, for me anyway.
This is how I see it, just my 2cents.
But keep up the good work buddy, you seem to have been able to utilize Tasker to a MUCH greater extent than what I was able to, will definitely follow your posts.
Gramlengo said:
Heh, looks like Brandall is taking Tasker to new heights.
Nice work mate, but I just have to add something though...
Using this can help, BUT, it can also "cripple" those Tasker scripts you've posted about battery saving.
Using Tasker for zipping files and extracting them loads my CPU to the max, also, anything that uses notifications and file reads/writes does that too, eventually, using more battery...
Using this I can see a situation where some user might just lock/unlock their screen very often and rapidly, this might cause a major stress on the CPU, ultimately, nulling and voiding your battery saving scripts and potentially causing harm to CPU/battery/device.
And in any case, turning the screen on to switch tracks is really not that much of a hassle, for me anyway.
This is how I see it, just my 2cents.
But keep up the good work buddy, you seem to have been able to utilize Tasker to a MUCH greater extent than what I was able to, will definitely follow your posts.
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Hi Gramlengo, I guess I can count you out as a Beta Tester!?
The logcat/zipping entries should be deleted from the other profiles if you aren't analysing them anymore to see what your phone is up to. As you said, you will use much less resource that way (they will be removed in next release)!
I do a lot of running, so being able to skip track through my pocket (without waking the phone) is essential = my motivation for working this out. For me, being in screen off state therefore won't clash with the other profiles... although saving battery power wasn't a consideration in this profile - there is plenty to spare these days The notifications are for testing and user interaction - I don't use them in my profile, it just overwrites the file and reboots...
I'm running out of ideas for the next profile, I'm open to suggestions! Good to hear you're following my posts, I'll look forward to your feedback - now sign up for this beta, you know you want to....!
Heh, I'd love to be beta testing your ideas!
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Heh, I'd love to be beta testing your ideas!
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Looks like you might be alone there!!
Alright, finally got a time to test this one:
First, I plugged in my headset and got the two pop-up questions which I clicked activate on. Then, nothing happened. After about 10-15 seconds I got a superuser request for the locale execution plugin which i clicked allow and remember my choice on. Still nothing happened. After another 10-15 seconds I got another superuser request from busybox and quickly after a superuser request from locale execution plugin, both which I clicked allow and remember my choice on.
Then the phone finally fast-rebooted. When it was back up and fully loaded, the music application started. I started a tune, switched off my phone screen, and clicked the back button, nothing happened. I clicked the search button, nothing happened. I turned the screen back on, and hey, the back button still functioned as a back button, and the search button still worked as a search button.
What did I do wrong?
My device is a desire HD running leedroid Hd (latest version and kernel).
Does this have something to do with the Desire HD having capacitive buttons?
Will try again, but this time by remapping the physical volume buttons and the physical power button.
I have also attatched the original keymapping file, and my modified one.
Edit: That didn't work. Opened root explorer to see if the values were right, and they were. I also noticed another keymapping file called "spade-keypad-v0.kl" (without the "). Will try to edit the values in this file to see if that will work.
Edit2: Editing the back,menu and search button in spade-keypad-v0.kl didn't work. Will try to remap the volume and power keys.
Edit3: Ok, two more combinations to test: Editing the capacitive buttons in both files, and afterwards editing the physical keys.
Edit4: No luck, I have attatched the other spade-keypad-v0.kl for you to look at. Hope you can fix this!
torsrex said:
I have also attatched the original keymapping file, and my modified one.
Edit: That didn't work. Opened root explorer to see if the values were right, and they were. I also noticed another keymapping file called "spade-keypad-v0.kl" (without the "). Will try to edit the values in this file to see if that will work.
Edit2: Editing the back,menu and search button in spade-keypad-v0.kl didn't work. Will try to remap the volume and power keys.
Edit3: Ok, two more combinations to test: Editing the capacitive buttons in both files, and afterwards editing the physical keys.
Edit4: No luck, I have attatched the other spade-keypad-v0.kl for you to look at. Hope you can fix this!
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Appreciate your testing torsrex. Nothing's ever simple is it... Did you fast reboot every time you applied changes to the files?
In the file spade-keypad-v0.kl, did you set them like this:
Code:
key 102 HOME WAKE_DROPPED
key 139 MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE WAKE
key 158 MEDIA_PREVIOUS WAKE
key 217 MEDIA_NEXT WAKE
Check they had applied with a file explorer first and then fast rebooted?
Let me know!
I checked that the files were changed every time with root explorer. I also tried a normal reboot if the fast reboot didn't work (Did this all the times I had changed a file), and I tried copying the files manually with root explorer.
I tried to change the values of the spade-keypad-v0.kl to what you typed, but that didn't work either. Maybe I should also mention that after I changed the back-key, menu-key and the search-key to media controlls, the home button also won't work.
Does this have something to do with having capacitive buttons and not physical buttons (I think the button turns them self off when I put on the screen lock)?
torsrex said:
I checked that the files were changed every time with root explorer. I also tried a normal reboot if the fast reboot didn't work (Did this all the times I had changed a file), and I tried copying the files manually with root explorer.
I tried to change the values of the spade-keypad-v0.kl to what you typed, but that didn't work either. Maybe I should also mention that after I changed the back-key, menu-key and the search-key to media controlls, the home button also won't work.
Does this have something to do with having capacitive buttons and not physical buttons (I think the button turns them self off when I put on the screen lock)?
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Ok, sounds like you've been pretty thorough. I knew the set-up would be different device to device, but didn't think it would be difficult to establish how.
I guess all we can do is use an app to discover the changes that need to be applied on your device. Check out ButtonRemapper and after it applies the updates, take copies of the files it has adjusted (assuming the app works for you!). Let me know!
Tried the buttonRemapper application from the market, and It worked! The buttons (menu, back and search) got remapped, but I noticed that the screen needed to be turned on before I could press them (no need to enter any pin code or dragging down the slider, just pressing the unlock button). I have atattched all of the kl-files.
torsrex said:
Tried the buttonRemapper application from the market, and It worked! The buttons (menu, back and search) got remapped, but I noticed that the screen needed to be turned on before I could press them (no need to enter any pin code or dragging down the slider, just pressing the unlock button). I have atattched all of the kl-files.
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Ok, I'm confused now... I can't see any difference between what you did to what the app has done...? Can you?
When the changes are applied in the app, it must take a copy of the original files it's about to change and store them somewhere. Is there a ButtonMapper folder on the SD card? Perhaps have a look in there when the controls are changed for media? See if there is just one file, or if there's an additional one we haven't considered..?
Then we'll solve the screen off use!
Hm, can't find the backup folder, it isn't on the sd card and it's not in the keylayout folder.
torsrex said:
Hm, can't find the backup folder, it isn't on the sd card and it's not in the keylayout folder.
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Damn it! I'm going to have a search around and see what I can come up with... I'll be back...
Is your device fine after the fast reboots? That's why I put this as a beta as I didn't know how stable it would be compared to a full reboot...
Using the buttonremapper application, I didn't face any issues. Using the tasker-profiles (editing the files manually) caused the home button, back button, menu button and search button to not function any more and I had to restore a nandroid backup. Maybe you should get the correct setup files for each phone before you take it out of beta
By the way, I sent a message to the developer asking him where the buttonremapper application saves it's backup-files, hopefully I will get a quick answer!
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Using the buttonremapper application, I didn't face any issues. Using the tasker-profiles (editing the files manually) caused the home button, back button, menu button and search button to not function any more and I had to restore a nandroid backup. Maybe you should get the correct setup files for each phone before you take it out of beta
By the way, I sent a message to the developer asking him where the buttonremapper application saves it's backup-files, hopefully I will get a quick answer!
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Good work! And thanks for testing... I need a lot more volunteers like you for each different device, but I don't see them flocking!
Just got a reply from the developer: "in its data directory in the subdirectory files: /data/data/com.beansoft.buttonremapper/files."
So here you go.
torsrex said:
Just got a reply from the developer: "in its data directory in the subdirectory files: /data/data/com.beansoft.buttonremapper/files."
So here you go.
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Good work again Sir! I'll take a look at the files and see what else is needed for devices with capacitive buttons (which I'm hoping is the only difference...).
Someone just released a trackpad wake for all AOSP ROMs (without messing with the kernel?) over in the Desire forum, so I'm currently looking at that too...
Always something to do... speaking of which, I need you over here next
So I was bored tonight and thought I'd try and revive this project.
What I've got is still a work in progress, but it basically involves using Buttonremapper to reassign volume_up and volume_down to fast_forward and rewind, then use Tasker's 'state: media button pressed' to forbid any other apps from responding to those two buttons and have them act out Tasker tasks only.
One button is set to play/pause media (if screen is off) and raise volume (if screen is on) and the other set to skip forward media (if screen is off) and lower volume (if screen is on). The end result is almost full media control from hardware buttons without having to look at the phone or take it out of your pocket: use the volume up and down buttons to skip and pause tracks, or press power to turn the screen on and change their function to volume up or down temporarily before reverting back to skip and pause as the screen times out. You don't need to be looking at the screen while this is happening.
The problems at the moment are:
1) While two buttons have effectively been made into four, there are five necessary functions - volume up, volume down, play/pause, next track, previous track. I figured previous track was the least important but it would be nice to have it as well.
2) Normally the volume buttons in Android are context-sensitive, changing media or system or whatever volume depending on where you are. With this they're always assigned to media volume, so you'd need an app like Audiomanager or something to change the volume of other things.
3) Other problems that I haven't realised yet.
One other thing, Tasker's 'state: media button pressed' lets you set both long presses and short presses, but they don't seem to play nice together. I think both the long press and short press tasks activate and conflict when the button is held down, but I haven't had a look at this yet.
So i bought the game Robo Defense from market and i must say it's nice.
But i have a few problems (i think, not sure if it's normal or not).
1: When i start a game and complete it, it says i can start a new game by going to menu and use the new game, but for that have to quit the game and start it again (is that normal?).
2: Whenever i have completed a game and quit, i cant press the Resume game (dont know how that works?).
3: I dont think my save game file saves correctly, everytime i have completed a game and quit the game and open it i only have the points i got in the previous game, So there's no way for me to get above 500000 points which some updates cost, since it restarts on every game (is that normal too?)
Pjevser said:
So i bought the game Robo Defense from market and i must say it's nice.
But i have a few problems (i think, not sure if it's normal or not).
1: When i start a game and complete it, it says i can start a new game by going to menu and use the new game, but for that have to quit the game and start it again (is that normal?).
2: Whenever i have completed a game and quit, i cant press the Resume game (dont know how that works?).
3: I dont think my save game file saves correctly, everytime i have completed a game and quit the game and open it i only have the points i got in the previous game, So there's no way for me to get above 500000 points which some updates cost, since it restarts on every game (is that normal too?)
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None of that is normal. I used to play that game alot on my previous phones, but have not installed it on my Sensation, as I have grown bored of it now. So I could not tell you if it works on my Sensation or not.
Well i found out that resume game is if you dont complete the game or want to take a break, but else i have the 2 other problems.
So no one knows how i can fix my other 2 issues?
When you've finished a game, do you press the "back" button of your Sensation, or do you press the "menu" button of your Sensation?
you mustn't press "back" (the arrow) but press "menu" (second button from the left) to get the menu to show up, and then return to main screen of Robo defense, etc
If it's what you're doing already, you definitly have a problem (unistall/install again?)
i900frenchaddict said:
When you've finished a game, do you press the "back" button of your Sensation, or do you press the "menu" button of your Sensation?
you mustn't press "back" (the arrow) but press "menu" (second button from the left) to get the menu to show up, and then return to main screen of Robo defense, etc
If it's what you're doing already, you definitly have a problem (unistall/install again?)
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Thanks now it's working I always used the back or home button cause i didnt know the menu button would work lol. So now i can save up for some big stuff
Have fun! This game is kinda addictive
[FRP] ZTE Majesty Pro Z798BL FRP Bypass
(Sorry for the poor write up, it's basically notes from when I did this model quickly. If I get free time I will clean these steps up some so they are more clear and also get ahold of the handset and post additional methods/steps.)
There are multiple ways to do this bypass - here are just a few i came across freestyling. I'll document the others when i get time to lock up one of these phones again (it's a clients so dont have long with it)
1. talkback settings - This was already enabled for me and the chick that did it said she pressed home 3 times quick like on a iPhone. Not sure if that worked or not (i think shes mistaken). I didn't have time to go back and check. The manual and other info out there says to place two fingers on the screen and wait xx amount of seconds. Then talkback would be enabled. Well I have had this handset a handful of times since before this tutorial and i could NEVER get it into Accessibility.. Talkback enabled .. anything. So if someone knows the first step for sure then please post and i'll edit step.
2. help / about. search voice, click on subscribe out pops u to youtube
hit share and a: goto bluetooth and select device / pair mouthpiece or b: goto gmail and enter a email address hotmail or yahoo
3a: turn device off then back on and click till it beeps, say ok google next - enter search string settings hit enter.. goto the 3 lines on the left for settings, click settings and enable in apps boxes, also you could enable the bluetooth settings too but the most importabt thing here is the cards settings. enable these, next search for stock android and launch it. open settings and enable unknown sources, next open google chrome from the apps, search for sidebar apk, install next add these apps (i add all of them incase i need to get back somewhere.. not all are needed though) I add chrome, google, file manager, settings and stock android. next go back to settings then to apps and disable setup wizard and google account manager
3b: goto 3 dots - ? i forget this one so ignore until i remember. lol
3c: goto dialer
4. download dpc test manager 4.0.5 ? run this select device manager hit next then open, lastly goto developer settings oem unlock and usb debugging. goto backup/reset and reset phone. done
3d: (haven't finished) you need to put the phone into "Engineering Mode" first, by dialling *ZTE*OPENEM# (*983*673636#) -- this action will be confirmed by a quick pop-up. To close this mode, dial *ZTE*CLOSEEM# (*983*2567336#) -- this then prompts whether you want to do a Factory Reset, which you do not have to do (you can simply Back away from this screen).
(dont close mode)
go back to dialer and type *983*87274# USBSI USB Switch Test
enable mdm(modem)
-goto cmd, type adb shell content insert --uri content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete --bind value:s:1 (don't remember the outcome)
reboot?
3e: Open uni android tools (if you've got it) and navigate to > UNTESTED
phonecapone
It was very simple for me. For my Z798BL majesty pro i just held down two fingers on open screen till AccessibilityMode came on then swiped my finger from top left down to bottom right(an L shape) across the screen. That opened a menu so I tapped on TalkBack Options (to disable the TalkBack after the TalkBackOptions opened I held down the volume up and volume down Keys till it was disabled) then I scroll down to Help&Feedback clicked on Switch Access Mode question then scroll down to & tapped on the blue words "Turning on Bluetooth" then scroll all the way down to the bottom of that screen to "WasThisArticleHelpful" Yes or No? Tapped on NO, then I typed in anything in the box highlighted it and click on Assist that took me to the Google app then I typed in Chrome because it wouldn't let me download anything from the Google app so I went to the Chrome app then typed in "Test DPC 5.0.4 apk" then I downloaded the Test DCP APK then follow the instructions to install it including update phone's permissions to install unknown source. Clicked on setup new Divice Owner and followed those options til I was done(think just one or two more screens to click on "yes or continue" wasn't hard to figure out from there) when I was done with all that I tapped Back to the Google app typed in Settings clicked on phone settings scroll down to Backup&Reset clicked on reset device then erase everything then turned off my phone and restarted it. And that was it!
JearlGirl said:
It was very simple for me. For my Z798BL majesty pro i just held down two fingers on open screen till AccessibilityMode came on then swiped my finger from top left down to bottom right(an L shape) across the screen. That opened a menu so I tapped on TalkBack Options (to disable the TalkBack after the TalkBackOptions opened I held down the volume up and volume down Keys till it was disabled) then I scroll down to Help&Feedback clicked on Switch Access Mode question then scroll down to & tapped on the blue words "Turning on Bluetooth" then scroll all the way down to the bottom of that screen to "WasThisArticleHelpful" Yes or No? Tapped on NO, then I typed in anything in the box highlighted it and click on Assist that took me to the Google app then I typed in Chrome because it wouldn't let me download anything from the Google app so I went to the Chrome app then typed in "Test DPC 5.0.4 apk" then I downloaded the Test DCP APK then follow the instructions to install it including update phone's permissions to install unknown source. Clicked on setup new Divice Owner and followed those options til I was done(think just one or two more screens to click on "yes or continue" wasn't hard to figure out from there) when I was done with all that I tapped Back to the Google app typed in Settings clicked on phone settings scroll down to Backup&Reset clicked on reset device then erase everything then turned off my phone and restarted it. And that was it!
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Awesome! Glad to hear it worked out for you. =]