How Do I Enable Apps Again on My Alcatel 3t8
- #1
Introduction For this tutorial we volition be flashing the Resurrection Remix Rom onto our telephone.
When Alcatel released Android half dozen for there Idol 3 phones the Fastboot commands required to root were removed making it impossible. Well I have found a manner and I was quite surprised that information technology worked. In this guide I will give a step by step tutorial on how to i) Flash TWRP Recovery two) Flash a Custom Rom three) Wink GAPPS onto the Custom Rom. If you have any questions please ask away!
I will be using the 5.v variation for this tutorial
For the 4.7 variation, the steps should be the aforementioned simply y'all will need to download the appropriate files for your device
What you will need
• A Windows PC
• Ambassador privileges on the PC
• Extracting Software; WinRAR, WinZIP, etc (I'm not including the link, they are easy to find)
• A good Internet connectedness (for files to download faster)
• An Alcatel Idol 3 4.7 or v.5 running Android 6.0.i
• A MicroSD card in your telephone (To concur a backup and to concur our Flashable files)
• The Alcatel Drivers installed
• Files provided by link down beneath
Files Needed • Sahara & Firehose Test
*Note: Non of these links are mine, but they all worked and seemed safe to me*
*The links transport y'all right to the download page, non to the forum where they came from*
• TWRP V3.1.1 for Idol iii
• Open up GAPPS (Platform: ARM64, Android: vii.1, Variant: Whichever i y'all desire (I'd recommend Stock)
• Resurrection Remix a.thou.a the ROM
Getting things ready on Windows
Step 1: Drag all your files onto your desktop (To keep things tidy put them into a binder)
Stride 2: Excerpt "Alcatel_Flasher" (Password: decker.su)
Step 3: DO Not Extract the ROM or GAPPS
Preparing Phone Footstep 1: Plough off your device completely
*Note: Brand certain your telephone has at to the lowest degree 70% Battery, if the battery dies during a flash information technology can break things*
*Brand certain yous device is also plugged into the computer*
*Note: Since the device is plugged into the figurer information technology may "Turn on" over again, this is only the telephone going to the battery screen*
Footstep 2: Push and Hold the Ability and Both the Volume Buttons
*Notation: You should now run into a Red Screen*
Pace 3: Release All Buttons
Step iv: Chop-chop Hold the Volume Up Push button until the screen turns Black
Flashing TWRP to the telephone Pace 1: Open up Alcatel_Flasher
*Now back to the PC*
Step two: Side by side to "Device Model" select "Alcatel Idol 3 v.5" [OT-6045]"
Step 3: Click the "Detect" Button
*Note: Next to "COM #" there should now be something in the box*
Step 4: Click the "NPRG" Button
*Note: The console in the window should now have "Send washed command" almost the bottom of it*
Step 5: Click the "Get GPT" Push
*Notation: The lesser of the window should at present exist full of Partition names and other information*
Pace half-dozen: Ringlet downwardly to "Recovery" (It might be 27 on the list)
Step 7: Scroll Across to "Filename"
Step 8: Cheque the Box adjacent to "Filename"
Step 9: Double click inside the "Filename" Box
*Note: A prompt to select a .img file should have popped up*
Pace ten: Locate the "twrp-3.one.1-idol3.img" file
Pace 11: Open up information technology
Step 12: Click the "Write" Button
Step 13: Click "No"
Step 14: Wait until the progress bar is full
Entering TWRP
Step one: Hold the Ability and Volume Upward Buttons
Step 2: Wait for a vibration and so release the Power Button but continue holding the Volume Up Push
*Note: TWRP should have now opened*
*Note: If asked "Swipe to Let Modifications"
Backing Upwards the device
Step 1: Press "Backup"
Pace 2: Press "Select Storage"
Step 3: Select your MicroSD Card
Stride iv: Press "OK"
Step five: Select the Partitions you want to backup (I like to have a total fill-in)
Step 6: "Swipe to Backup"
*Note: Wait for the backup to complete, it may take a while just it's expert to know that you have a backup if anything goes wrong*
Step 8: Press the NavBar Back button twice
Wiping the Storage
Step 1: Press "Wipe"
Step 2: Press "Avant-garde Wipe"
Footstep iii: Select "Dalvik / Fine art Enshroud", "System", "Information", "Internal Storage" and "Cache" (Nothing else)
Step 4: "Swipe to Wipe"
*Note: This Shouldn't take long*
Step 5: Press the NavBar Back push three times
Placing the Flashable files on the MicroSD Card
Stride 1: Press "Mountain"
Stride 2: Press "Mount USB Storage"
*Note: "File Explorer" should have opened on your PC*
Pace 3: Drag the "open_gapps-arm64-seven.1-stock-20180216" and the "RR-North-v5.viii.five-20171002-idol3-Unofficial.zip" into the MicroSD Card
Step iv: Wait for the transfer to consummate and then Printing "Unmount"
Step five: Press the NavBar Back Push button once
Flashing the ROM Pace i: Press "Install"
*Recall that I am not responsible for anything that may happen to your device*
Pace 2: Printing "Select Storage"
Pace 3: Select your MicroSD Bill of fare and so Press "OK"
Step iv: Select "RR-N-v5.eight.5-20171002-idol3-Unofficial.zip"
Footstep five: "Swipe to ostend Wink"
*Note: This might take a while*
Step half-dozen: Press "Wipe chache/dalvik"
Step 7: "Swipe to Wipe"
*Notation: DO NOT go on to wink GAPPS only yet, doing and then tin can cause a boot loop. Nosotros will flash it later*
Step 8: "Reboot System"
*Note: The first Kicking will take a long time, about 5 or so minutes*
*Note: Delight go along your device plugged in to power during this time*
*Note: For some reason the phone is already set*
Footstep ix: Choose a launcher
Flashing GAPPS
Step 1: Get back into TWRP
*Note: If asked "Swipe to Allow Modifications"
Pace 2: Press "Install"
Step 3: Press "Select Storage" and choose your MicroSD Card and Printing "OK"
Step iv: Select "open_gapps-arm64-seven.one-stock-20180216"
Step five: "Swipe to confirm Flash"
*Note: The "Super GAPPS" will open an installer for you to select which apps you want*
*Notation: This can take some time*
Step vi: Press "Wipe cache/dalvik"
Footstep 7: "Swipe to Wipe"
Step 8: Press "Reboot Arrangement"
Step ix: Uncheck the two Boxes and Printing "Practice Not Install"
*Note: We do not need the app because we are using a version of TWRP that is modified to work on our device, then the app wouldn't do anything anyway*
- #iii
I had actually tried to flash TWRP and a custom ROM a few months agone subsequently piecing together the necessary information from a few unlike threads scattered throughout the forum, but for some reason I couldn't go the Alcatel Flasher to properly read my telephone's GPT. I spent hours trying different USB ports, different drivers, nothing. This fourth dimension it worked flawlessly on the kickoff endeavor :victory: Peradventure a Windows update between then and now fixed something.
It is and then unbelievably nice to accept a clean ROM for this phone subsequently all this time. I've been doing my best to mitigate the malware stuffed onto it by Alcatel with the last few system updates and had finally reached the terminate of my tether. It'southward similar a completely different device and plenty stable enough for a daily commuter.
*edit* I recollect it would be nice if this thread was stickied since it consolidates all of the necessary information into an easy guide for novices.
- #4
Really appreciate you making this stride-by-pace noob-friendly guide. Worked for me exactly as advertised.I had actually tried to flash TWRP and a custom ROM a few months ago after piecing together the necessary information from a few different threads scattered throughout the forum, but for some reason I couldn't get the Alcatel Flasher to properly read my phone'southward GPT. I spent hours trying different USB ports, different drivers, null. This time it worked flawlessly on the first try :victory: Maybe a Windows update between then and now stock-still something.
Information technology is then unbelievably nice to accept a clean ROM for this phone after all this time. I've been doing my best to mitigate the malware stuffed onto it by Alcatel with the last few system updates and had finally reached the cease of my tether. It'south similar a completely different device and enough stable plenty for a daily driver.
You're using the Rom suggested in the instructions, right? Which Provider are you using and have you noticed any problems? I've had a bad experience with an unofficial ROM in the past that ruined certain features on a telephone, and I noticed there were withal a few people saying there where things not working properly in this release and apparently no more work is being done on it? and then I'm understandably hesitant because I'd hate to exercise information technology and end upwardly just as irritated knowing the only options are alive with information technology or go back to the poison Alcatel hit us with. Anything you can tell me nearly it would be helpful as I don't feel like much has been said since this thread started.
- #5
You're using the Rom suggested in the instructions, right? Which Provider are you using and accept y'all noticed whatsoever bug? I've had a bad feel with an unofficial ROM in the past that ruined certain features on a phone, and I noticed at that place were all the same a few people saying there where things not working properly in this release and plain no more work is being done on information technology? and then I'm understandably hesitant because I'd hate to do it and cease upwardly just equally irritated knowing the only options are live with it or go back to the toxicant Alcatel hit us with. Anything you can tell me almost information technology would be helpful as I don't feel like much has been said since this thread started.
Aye, I'grand using the Resurrection Remix ROM from the OP. I'grand on a unlocked 6045I model; from what I've read a few users with the Cricket (6045O, I think?) variant have see some quirks that other 6045 variants don't have, so YMMV. I'm in the US using a AT&T-based MVNO (Water wireless) and haven't had any issues. Information technology detected my SIM immediately on first kicking, incoming and approachable calls as well every bit mobile data (H+ and LTE) works. BT works. I don't use NFC, merely the bill of fare options for it are all there, so it probably works. Audio and video playback works. Camera works. Video recording works, but everything comes out almost iii shades darker than the however camera (this is a known bug on this ROM). Play Store works. I installed the nano GApps, so I can't speak to the full suite of Google services, but Gmail, Hangouts and Maps work. Other than that there's really not much I employ on my phone, but Firefox and the scattering of puzzle games I play all run just fine. App changes, screen changes and scrolling are all a lot smoother on this ROM than stock. I used to go a off-white amount of lag doing those activities on both the old Lollipop and Marshmallow stock ROMs. The flip feature where you can answer calls with the phone upside downward doesn't work, only A) I never used that characteristic on the stock ROM anyway, and B) information technology stopped working for me on the stock MM ROM afterward the concluding Organization Apps update a few weeks ago (the tilt sensor stopped working entirely in all apps except the photographic camera, actually). I've even so to put the battery life to the examination, but information technology would accept to be absolutely awful to convince me to switch back, and I've seen no signs of that yet. After installing and spending probably ane-two hours setting things up and screwing around testing features, the battery was at about 95%. To me it's no contest, the RR ROM is streets ahead of the manufactory ROM. I'd be willing to put up with a lot of quirks just to go rid of the Joy Launcher, merely actually the only small-scale issue I've see is with the video recording, which isn't a large deal to me as I very rarely e'er use information technology. Everything else is daily driver quality.
- #6
Yes, I'thou using the Resurrection Remix ROM from the OP. I'm on a unlocked 6045I model; from what I've read a few users with the Cricket (6045O, I think?) variant have run into some quirks that other 6045 variants don't take, and then YMMV. I'm in the Us using a AT&T-based MVNO (H2O wireless) and oasis't had any issues. It detected my SIM immediately on first kick, incoming and outgoing calls as well as mobile data (H+ and LTE) works. BT works. I don't apply NFC, only the menu options for it are all at that place, so it probably works. Audio and video playback works. Photographic camera works. Video recording works, but everything comes out virtually 3 shades darker than the still camera (this is a known bug on this ROM). Play Shop works. I installed the nano GApps, and so I can't speak to the total suite of Google services, simply Gmail, Hangouts and Maps work. Other than that in that location'due south really not much I utilize on my telephone, but Firefox and the scattering of puzzle games I play all run just fine. App changes, screen changes and scrolling are all a lot smoother on this ROM than stock. I used to get a off-white amount of lag doing those activities on both the sometime Lollipop and Marshmallow stock ROMs. The flip feature where you can answer calls with the phone upside down doesn't work, but A) I never used that feature on the stock ROM anyway, and B) it stopped working for me on the stock MM ROM afterwards the concluding Arrangement Apps update a few weeks ago (the tilt sensor stopped working entirely in all apps except the camera, really). I've nonetheless to put the battery life to the examination, but it would have to be absolutely atrocious to convince me to switch back, and I've seen no signs of that withal. After installing and spending probably 1-2 hours setting things upwardly and screwing around testing features, the battery was at nearly 95%. To me it's no competition, the RR ROM is streets ahead of the factory ROM. I'd be willing to put upwards with a lot of quirks just to go rid of the Joy Launcher, but actually the just minor result I've come across is with the video recording, which isn't a big deal to me as I very rarely ever employ it. Everything else is daily driver quality.
Thanks, this is helpful to know. The compass/rotation/gyro sensors are something I use fairly often for various apps, and is one of the reasons I haven't outright just bought a new phone (because It'south been hard finding phones that have both and are reliable)... oddly plenty this was one of the issues with the terminal telephone I had where the custom rom, installed by the seller, disabled the compass sensor. At this point I'd exist happy just going dorsum to the stock version of the rom, only it seems like there are more difficulties in doing that.
Supposedly once you root the phone yous tin can utilise another to delete (rather than just debloat) the offending apps causing all the trouble. Maybe if this tin get me to that point I might be able to just delete them and continue using the phone normally?
- #7
Thanks, this is helpful to know. The compass/rotation/gyro sensors are something I use adequately often for various apps, and is ane of the reasons I oasis't outright just bought a new telephone (considering It's been hard finding phones that have both and are reliable)... oddly enough this was one of the issues with the last telephone I had where the custom rom, installed by the seller, disabled the compass sensor. At this signal I'd be happy just going back to the stock version of the rom, but it seems like there are more difficulties in doing that.Supposedly once you root the phone yous tin apply another to delete (rather than but debloat) the offending apps causing all the trouble. Maybe if this can get me to that bespeak I might exist able to just delete them and keep using the telephone normally?
To be clear, the tilt sensor works perfectly in the RR ROM. Information technology had gotten screwed up for me on the stock Marshmallow ROM with the concluding set of Organization Apps updates for some reason.
You can take a organisation backup one time you lot go the TWRP recovery installed, so my recommendation would be to try the RR ROM and then go along your backup so you tin wink back to the stock system if you lot need to. Rooting and debloating the stock ROM might be an selection, but the RR ROM is complete enough that it's worth the upgrade to the Nougat base of operations, IMO.
- #8
To exist clear, the tilt sensor works perfectly in the RR ROM. It had gotten screwed upwards for me on the stock Marshmallow ROM with the last set of Organization Apps updates for some reason.You can accept a system fill-in once you become the TWRP recovery installed, so my recommendation would be to attempt the RR ROM and then keep your backup so you can flash back to the stock system if y'all need to. Rooting and debloating the stock ROM might exist an choice, merely the RR ROM is complete plenty that it's worth the upgrade to the Nougat base, IMO.
Okay, then I guess I'll give it a shot (at least in one case I can get a spare moment where I can be phoneless for the process to complete.).
- #ix
On the subject field of the actual update. Over again information technology seemed fairly simple bated from the fears of the USB getting unplugged during some important step but I'd say the first identify where things went off the rails was Alcatel's drivers. Plugging the phone into my computer resulted in a driver install fault, forcing me to got to Alcatel's website to download them... surprise! their website is suspiciously broken, so I had to detect another source.
Next I needed to manually install the Legacy Devices considering of the driver install mistake, and the instructions I googled assume I've clicked on a device outset otherwise the option doesn't appear in the bill of fare (not an entirely obvious thing), in that location were a couple of other cheek clenchers equally I still got a few errors, but despite ignoring them things went okay in the Flashing TWRP stage, only I had to double click the check box rather than the filename box which only required one. The instructions that refer to backing out via the Nav bar didn't friction match then in ane instance I think the instruction was to dorsum out iii times I only had to go once and where information technology said once I think I needed to back out twice.
After flashing the Rom and being given the choice to reboot the phone, it asks right then if you want to install TWRP as a arrangement app. I tried to back out thinking maybe I missed something and ended up flashing the software twice, because it'southward not mentioned in the instructions until the GAPPS installation section after, then I wasn't sure if this would cause a Boot loop error. I decide it's not the GAPPS and so I figure it's safe to install, the telephone reboots without a trouble, I choice the Pixel launcher and then go dorsum to TWRP ( thinking "hopefully this didn't bork anything").
During the installation of GAPPS it never gave me an installer list to select which apps I wanted, it just automatically gave me all of them as far equally I tin can tell, but I guess if I have bloat at to the lowest degree it's Google bloat that adheres to the rules and only works when yous desire it to I'll probably end up disabling some of these but well-nigh I think are still technically useful.
After it completed the installation I was given the pick to reboot, and that's when I realized that there were no check boxes or "Practice Not Install" selection, but there was back after I first installed the new ROM, and that'due south where this I needed to see this educational activity. Once again, I don't think this messed up annihilation, but I'k withal wading through the new phone and it's options right now (holy crap, is there a lot in hither). I predict at that place may still be a few more unintentional crashes on the horizon, like the phone app crashing every time I opened it after the first fourth dimension swapping between photo and video modes (I did get it back working by using the power push button double click method to kickoff it).
Fingers crossed, this may have saved me enough greenbacks to be able to by a new computer.
- #10
I didn't get any options to choose specific apps when I installed GApps either, but I assumed that was because I chose the nano prototype rather than the full epitome. If you don't similar the included apps, you can e'er boot into TWRP and install the nano or pico GApps package. Those will give you lot a much more minimal installation that gives you lot access to Play Store and bones Google services, and so y'all can pick which specific Google apps y'all want from Play Shop.
Since I mentioned battery life earlier, I can report that the battery life on this ROM is substantially meliorate than the stock ROM. With my usage patterns, I usually accuse later on half-dozen days and at that fourth dimension the battery is usually in the fifteen-18% range. On this ROM later on half-dozen days of typical usage the battery is at 49%. Very happy with that.
- #eleven
Installing the TWRP standalone app won't hurt anything, it's just useless on this phone since we're using a custom TWRP image that volition never be updated. I ran into the same screen, simply I had pre-read the instructions and recognized the pick from the GApps section and unchecked it.I didn't get any options to choose specific apps when I installed GApps either, but I causeless that was because I chose the nano image rather than the total image. If you lot don't like the included apps, you tin always boot into TWRP and install the nano or pico GApps bundle. Those will give you lot a much more minimal installation that gives you access to Play Store and basic Google services, and then you can pick which specific Google apps you want from Play Shop.
Since I mentioned battery life before, I can report that the bombardment life on this ROM is substantially better than the stock ROM. With my usage patterns, I normally charge after 6 days and at that time the battery is usually in the 15-eighteen% range. On this ROM after 6 days of typical usage the battery is at 49%. Very happy with that.
The weird thing is I didn't fifty-fifty get the option for the "nano" version. When I got to that signal I expected at least that, but it simply skipped passed that item in the instructions and installed everything. They didn't accept up much room thankfully, but yeah, the option to remove the ones I may addicted don't care for later on is a relief.
I feel like I'k getting less battery life, personally. I still make it through near of the solar day but just checking my messages in the morning I seem to like five% of my accuse in the first 10 minutes and I only accept my screen brightness on similar 15% or 25%. I've even get a lot more cautious almost what functions I get out active when it'south idling (usually none), only the driblet off seems much steeper than before.
As for other issues. the ane major affair I've definitely noticed is that the Proximity sensor no longer works, I have to manually turn off the screen when I get a call. The sensor test app I tried even crashed when I tried to exam information technology. I guess if any of my sensors had to go I'm virtually okay with this ane. Double tapping the top of the screen to sleep is a little odd, I used the original Double tap to wake/sleep all the time before so non so much a flaw only this selection was bad-mannered for me. I also experienced a weird situation where I had no mobile internet the first time I left the house with it, I could get calls and texts but neither my webbrower nor games that rely on an internet connectedness worked. I fiddled with a bunch of options that I'm non fifty-fifty certain utilize to the The states (I turned off some radio options that were meant for Brazil and India then tried to refresh my APN) and then finally rebooted before it finally worked. I have to see if it happens again adjacent time before I get worried, though.
- #12
I hadn't even noticed until y'all mentioned it, just I just checked and I go the same thing with the proximity sensor. I wonder if I've been hitting buttons during calls this whole fourth dimension... Still an adequate compromise every bit far as I'm concerned.
I had to manually input my provider's APN settings and toggle mobile data from off to on in lodge to get mobile data access, simply that'south the expected behavior. I had to do the same setup on the stock ROM. Haven't dropped the network once yet, and no bug with performance.
- #xiii
I run very few apps and the phone spends most of its time either idle or doing emails, so that might explicate the departure in battery life. My screen brightness is set to auto.I hadn't even noticed until y'all mentioned information technology, only I just checked and I become the aforementioned thing with the proximity sensor. I wonder if I've been striking buttons during calls this whole time... Yet an acceptable compromise as far equally I'yard concerned.
I had to manually input my provider'southward APN settings and toggle mobile data from off to on in order to go mobile data access, but that's the expected behavior. I had to practise the aforementioned setup on the stock ROM. Oasis't dropped the network once yet, and no issues with performance.
I shut downwardly all my apps when I finish with them (sometimes even when I'm not washed with them
) so we're probably not that unlike in terms of usage I feel like maybe there's some setting I oasis't tried. I don't use the auto because I notice automobile modes get darker than I desire information technology to be and brighter than I need it most of the fourth dimension and so I stick with a low just consistent brightness to avoid wasting battery when it gets bright.I wear a wired earbud a lot of the fourth dimension so I didn't notice the lack of proximity sensor until I had to answer without it a couple days into the change. Depending on whether you're calling someone or answering the trouble is a picayune unlike. On dialing buttons from the dialer or address volume are at risk of being pressed, simply when answering I think the merely one I most pressed was the loud speaker button.
Depending on who your Provider is it may already have the APN settings congenital in (T-mobile lte in my case) so you probably merely take to register it to become your mobile data to start afterward a reboot. Today I did some grocery shopping and it didn't miss a beat and then it seems to exist working fine now.
- #xiv
Possible change to the guide,
Flashing the Rom Step 8. vs Flashing the GAPPS step 9 uncheck the two boxes... mayhap this step should take been in the flashing the rom part.
- #15
No problem, distressing for not getting dorsum sooner notifications have been disabled.
- #16
Thank you. I am gratis from bloat ware and a botched root attempt with some other random tool that concluded up installing more bloatware.Possible change to the guide,
Flashing the Rom Step 8. vs Flashing the GAPPS stride 9 uncheck the 2 boxes... maybe this stride should have been in the flashing the rom role.
I'll await into it
- #17
I run very few apps and the phone spends nearly of its time either idle or doing emails, so that might explain the difference in battery life. My screen brightness is prepare to auto.I hadn't fifty-fifty noticed until yous mentioned it, but I just checked and I go the same affair with the proximity sensor. I wonder if I've been hitting buttons during calls this whole fourth dimension... Notwithstanding an acceptable compromise as far as I'm concerned.
I had to manually input my provider's APN settings and toggle mobile data from off to on in order to get mobile information access, but that'south the expected behavior. I had to do the same setup on the stock ROM. Haven't dropped the network once yet, and no issues with operation.
The proximity is annoying, only however it'southward ameliorate than all that bloatware
- #eighteen
Actually capeesh yous making this step-by-step noob-friendly guide. Worked for me exactly equally advertised.I had actually tried to flash TWRP and a custom ROM a few months ago after piecing together the necessary information from a few unlike threads scattered throughout the forum, but for some reason I couldn't go the Alcatel Flasher to properly read my phone's GPT. I spent hours trying different USB ports, different drivers, nix. This time it worked flawlessly on the kickoff attempt :victory: Maybe a Windows update between then and now fixed something.
It is so unbelievably nice to have a clean ROM for this phone after all this time. I've been doing my best to mitigate the malware stuffed onto it by Alcatel with the last few organization updates and had finally reached the stop of my tether. It'south similar a completely unlike device and enough stable enough for a daily driver.
*edit* I think it would be nice if this thread was stickied since it consolidates all of the necessary information into an easy guide for novices.
Thanks, means a lot
. I'm actually glad to have gotten rid of the Alcatel software aswell!- #19
Thanks, this is helpful to know. The compass/rotation/gyro sensors are something I use fairly often for various apps, and is one of the reasons I oasis't outright just bought a new phone (because It'south been hard finding phones that have both and are reliable)... oddly enough this was one of the issues with the concluding telephone I had where the custom rom, installed by the seller, disabled the compass sensor. At this point I'd be happy just going back to the stock version of the rom, but it seems like at that place are more difficulties in doing that.Supposedly one time y'all root the phone you lot tin apply some other to delete (rather than but debloat) the offending apps causing all the trouble. Maybe if this can get me to that betoken I might be able to just delete them and continue using the phone normally?
If you already did it or not sorry for getting back tardily. The proximity sensor doesn't really piece of work, it'southward not the hardware just the software. Besides when enabling video mode inside the camera fabricated the app crash and made the app not open after that (fifty-fifty restarting the phone wouldn't fix information technology). But later on installing information technology a second fourth dimension information technology all worked.
- #20
If you already did information technology or not sorry for getting back tardily. The proximity sensor doesn't actually work, it'due south not the hardware just the software. Besides when enabling video manner inside the camera made the app crash and made the app not open subsequently that (even restarting the phone wouldn't ready it). But after installing it a 2nd time it all worked.
Yes so far that ane crash was the simply 1 I experienced on the camera app, using the shortcut of double clicking the power push fixed the issue for me. I'm learning to live without the proximity sensor but I'm still finding that I accept to soft reboot my phone occasionally to get mobile data to work later leaving the wifi of my house. Also, another random quirk where the audio failed once, not sure what cased that, possibly putting information technology to sleep while running a game? I had to exercise a full reboot to get that dorsum.
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