Just got a Oneplus 7 pro and wanted to get vanced. I can download both with no issues but i can't install micro g. ive looked through the phone even plugged it into my pc to find if there was another version in there somehow and came up empty. anyone have any ideas or suggestions?
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I was thinking to put this in the Nex 7 forum but i feel like it's more of a general android question, and I just happen to be using a Nexus 7 while coming up with this question.
So up until a few months ago, I had the Asus Transformer TF101 with the dock. The main reason I was keeping it was that I was able to plug my SD card from my camera into the slot in the dock and have the Dropbox automatically upload all the pictures to my Camera uploads folder (I loved that it did this because it changes all the filenames to a timestamp of when the picture was taken). Since I'd had the tablet two years, I figured it was time for an upgrade, so I picked up the 2013 Nexus 7, especially once I read that (after rooting and installing stickmount) I'd be able to attach a card reader with a USB OTG cable, figuring i'd still be able to use the automatic Dropbox camera upload feature. After messing around with it for a few days now I can't seem to figure out how to get it done, I was just curious if anyone has had any experience with the same problem, or if anyone had any ideas of how I can make it work?
As far as I can tell, the title says what the tablet's model is although I'm not 100% sure as it doesn't have any stickers or decals giving any clues as what it's exact model is other than it has 8GB of storage.
My brother found it in a house he was remodeling for someone. The last occupants of the house were long since gone and the owner (who my brother was doing the work for) said he could keep it and since he already has a tablet, he gave it to me.
The downsides to this are;
1. It has no SD card. But I can easily go out and buy one.
2. It's locked with a passcode and since it's original owners are long gone, there's no way to get the code.
The passcode can range from a single digit and above so guessing was obviously out of the question.
I tried looking up the recovery button sequence and after trying countless different ones that I've found, I've had no luck.
Windows 7 recognizes it as a USB Composite Device, I've tried the instuctions found in google to get it to recognize it as a tablet, but so far no luck there either. The tablet doesn't even show a prompt for USB Mass Storage when it's plugged in. It simply displays the passcode number pad.
I've considered flashing it but LiveSuite is a joke. After trying to decipher all the broken english, it wont even recognize the tablet. I found the firmware on the MaPan website after digging through all their tablet models and comparing the pictures until I found the exact match of the one I have.
Any idea how I can make this tablet usable? I have Ubuntu 12.04 in virtualbox as well if using that will make it easier.
Also, if anyone asks for pictures, I'm sorry as I don't have a camera. I have a cheap phone but it doesn't have one.
The tablet does not recognize if I insert or remove the stylus into the slot. Yesterday I updated to the latest Android version with the full Rome because mine is rooted. First I unknowingly installed the LTE version and then the correct wifi version.
Today me, this is noticed with the stylus.
Does somebody has any idea?
Thanks
I went into this problem when I was on earlier versions of the firmware. The solution was to factory reset the tablet and the functionality came back.
That would be the worst case.
If there is no simpler solution?
I tried Googling the issue before, but that was the only solution that came up for me. And I haven't seen alternative input to this issue.
Hey!
So basically this idea came of nowhere...
I just found my old Nexus 7 somewhere in my room and decided to check if it still works, it didn't, BUT, I have contacted with my friend, who is much better in electronics hardware and overall has more engineer experience than me, who suggested to check the battery capacity and connection with the battery. It seems that did the job, because after pulling out it and putting it back did the job. Yes!
In the following days, I have also recovered my Xperia Mini Pro (Sk17i) successfully, now running Android 6 with Class 6 Card (yes, I know that is a nightmare, but there is a new one on the way with the current largest speeds), anyway, I decided to give my Nexus 6 to my friend as a gift, as he had much worse phone. While we found the best ROM for him, I told him about my great day with the Nexus 7, Mini Pro then he told me he also has an Alcatel One Touch which seems having a Bootlop, it didn't last long, because I have managed to flash and install some Xperia Rom (2.3.6) on it.
I was so happy that I have decided to check what is up with my old X10 Mini Pro (u20i), it seems it actually good, but it does not. The phone itself vibrates upon turning on and I can even enter flash mode, so I have used Flashtool to recover the original Android 2.1 on it (since SEUS is dead) and it seems it does turn on again, but it does not, the problem is that the screen lights up, but nothing appears, just like the Nexus 7 did (that did some sort of flickering, too). Is there any chance you guys have any suggestion what could be the problem? I have ordered a new battery into it BST-38 on eBay and a new display from AliExpress, that might does the job.
Wonder if you guys have any tips on it?
Hi all,
I wish my first post on this forum could've been under better circumstances butttt I figure better safe than sorry:
So ultimately I should've looked a little closer into this phone, but I jumped the gun wayyy to quickly on a purchase from eBay. I wasn't super concerned about condition and details because I just wanted to use the Huawei p40 camera...and I figured if this had been a knock-off with the same camera then I could make it work.
I saw it, it initially looked like a P40 Pro+, the model said P40 Plus...but I should've looked much closer at the visual details.
I get it and basically it has a random generic OS on it, slow mo doesn't work, many other things don't work.
I was originally trying to get the Huawei camera app on in and tried to connect a USB drive...that didn't work. So I connected it briefly to my linux desktop. It kept unmounting as a regular device...kept unmounting as a camera...(when it was mounted, it would say "the name is not activatable" when I tried to click on it), it also had a "virtualCDROM" option which had a PDF file in it...I was not about to open that though.
The only other thing I did, was try to download the camera app over the internet, but I used my phone's hotspot because I wasn't about to hook this thing up to my Wifi. I only connected it briefly though and changed the hotspot password before and after I connected the phone.
Ultimately if it had the right camera hardware I wouldn't complain because I literally just wanna be able to shoot the super slow mo that the p40 pro can do....but it looks like it's camera is just some cheap thing as well. It claims to have a 32MP mode and 16MP mode but the "32MP" image was 2560x1920 and the "16MP" image is 1536x2048
So now that I plan to return it, I had some questions here:
1. Since I connected it to my computer, are there any processes/apps or anything that it could have tried to auto-install? I've been eyeing up my process monitor ever since and it doesn't look like anything's changed. (running Pop!OS 22.04)
2. Should I do anything to the device before I try to return it? I'll likely factory reset it but I'm wondering if it could've somehow pulled information that I'm not aware of. I 100% didn't log into any accounts or anything like that on the phone.
For the future reference of others, my phone seems to almost exactly be the phone discussed in this topic: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/help-thread-ask-any-question-noob-friendly.2257421/
Thanks in advance for any help!