Root your device then open root folder with x - plore app after that go to following directory
efc / imei
Create a file named "Keystr"
Openfile as text and write " ON " Save the file
Tap and hold the file a menu will pop up click on permission
First deselect all boxes and click ok
Again go to permission and select all boxes under read write column click ok
Go to settings > lock screen
Re - enable Lock instantly with power button option.
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Can someone plse show me where the system folder is on SGT?!?
Been looking all day and cant find it.
Used es file explorer/my files and it doesnt show anywhere.
Need it to place some font files in.
Thxs in advance.
If you're using "ES File Explorer", Go to Settings > Path settings > Up to Root (check the box). Now you can touch the "Up" icon and go to the root directory ( / ), from there /system/fonts
Also, you'll need to check the options in Settings > Root Settings > Root Explorer (and Mount File System).
MapleSyrup said:
If you're using "ES File Explorer", Go to Settings > Path settings > Up to Root (check the box). Now you can touch the "Up" icon and go to the root directory ( / ), from there /system/fonts
Also, you'll need to check the options in Settings > Root Settings > Root Explorer (and Mount File System).
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You the man Maple!!
Thxs again, [twice in one day] sweet!
This problem appears on ICS .13 based ROMs.
When set an mp3 file (for example downloaded from Internet) as ringtone and this file don't loop when receiving call what to do?
(I'm using MS Windows OS)
Now let's go:
1. Start WinAmp
2. Add file in WinAmp's play list
3. Click right mouse button on the name of the file and select View file info ... (Alt+3)
4. In File Info window click Advanced tab
5. Click Add New button
6. In Name field write ANDROID_LOOP
7. In Value field write true
8. Click OK button
Now move mp3 file to proper directory on the phone - mnt/sdcard/ringtones or root/system/media/audio/ringtones (need to set permissions to rw-r--r--)
The procedure is the same if you use an ogg file as ringtone and it don't loops.
That's all :victory:
SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH :angel:
Why To change your boot animation?
New beautiful Design
Impressive colors
Full HD colors
High speed
It knows when your device will boot
How To change your boot animation:
Make sure your device is rooted
[*]Install ES File Explorer
[*]Open ES File Explorer, tap the menu icon from top left corner and select Tools
[*]In tools, enable the ‘Root Explorer’ option and grand full root access to ES explorer when prompted
[*]In ES explorer, you will find up a / Icon Tab on it then go to system > media folder.
[*]Long-press the “bootanimation.zip” file and rename it to bootanimation.zip1 to backup your default boot animation
[*]Download Animation From Below
[*]Copy the Downloaded bootanimation.zip To system > media folder
[*]Long-press the new “bootanimation.zip” file and tab the three dots Then open its properties
[*]Now at permission tab Change
[*]Now Click on Three Boxes of Read And First Box of write
[*]Reboot the phone. You’ll now be presented with the latest boot animation !!
[*]Enjoy
Don't Forget To Hit Thanks Button
For Downloads See Attachments
No One Replay Though
What about some for stock ROM
Can it be used on stock rom?
Warning!!!
Please make a nandroid backup before you make any changes in system because I know there will be a person in hundred who will mess with his/her device.
This Tutorial is only for rearranging back and menu softkeys . If you want some other arrangement comment below and I will tell you what to do in that.
Apps we required
1. Es File Explorer
Links for downloading above apps
1. Es File Explorer --> Download
Let's Start and follow steps
Note: If you have already have Read Write premissions then skip to Step 4 else start from Step 1.
Step 1 :- Open "Es file Explorer" and swipe from extream left towards right.
Step 2 :- Swipe up and locate "Root Explorer" and tap on it.
Step 3 :- Touch on " Mount R/W" and enable those circular box which are uncheck ( means Change the permission from Read Only (RO) to Read Write (RW) ) and press OK then grant the Super user permission.
Step 4 :- Now goto device/system/usr/Keylayout and open file named "Generic.kl" as "Text" with "Es note editor".
Step 5 :- Now locate "Key 158" ( for back key ) and "Key 139" ( for menu ) and tap on three dots at right top of display and then "Edit"
Step 6 :- Now change these lines as written below
HTML:
"Key 158 BACK" TO " Key 158 MENU"
"Key 139 MENU" TO " Key 139 BACK"
Step 7 :- Press back key and hit "Yes".
Step 8 :- Now reboot Your device.
Thats it wait till device reboots
Yeah you have successfully remapped your hardware keys.
If you face any problem just ask me
If This post helped you hit THANKS
Reason for thread:
There are some discrepancies between Unlocked vs Verizon HTC 10 with the build.xml file as well as numerous variations of instructions for enabling hotspot function for tose that have grandfathered unlimited data I thought I would put up a detailed how to that is specific to this version of the HTC 10 and what are the proper edits to get it to work.
While the popular ROMs enable this by default there are still many that run deodexed debloated versions of the stock ROM. Not to mention the same edits are needed for nonrooted HTC 10s tthru adb so having the correct info archived on the site seemed like a good idea.
(As a note as far as I know if you do not have a rooted ie S-off supersu phone you can do this thru adb and your PC but be very careful to set permissions back to what they were when you transfer the file back.)
As I have only done this on the rooted phone and thus did all editing on the phone itself I am only giving those instructions but the edits needed are exactly the same.
I am making these instructions painfully detailed so anyone can follow. I am also listing root explorer as the app used so I can give specific step by step. Obviously other root browser can be used
Instructions
Phone: Verizon Branded HTC 10 (Sunshine S-off, SuperSU rooted)
1: Installed Root Explorer (from Google Play) (or other root file manager i.e. on that's possibly free)
2: Configure Root Explorer and navigate to default.xml file
----- Open Root Explorer
----- Click on R/W Mode button
----- Supersu window will open, Choose grant access button
----- Navigate from root to " /system/customize/ACC " folder ( there should only be one file in the folder " default.xml "
3: Make a backup copy of default.xml
----- Press and hold on the " default.xml " file name to highlight it
----- Press the "copy" button that appears on the top tool bar
----- Press the "paste" button that appears on the bottom right of the window
----- There will now appear a new file " default - Copy.xml "
( Basically just make a bkup copy ofr thte default.xml file in the same folder)
4: Edit " default.xml file
----- Press and hold on the " default.xml " file name to highlight it
----- Press the root explorer setting button in the upper right corner of the window. Its 3 vertical dots
----- Press " Open in Text Editor " button This will open the default.xml file
----- scroll down near the bottom of the file (about 7/8 of the way.) To help locate it will come very soon after a section that has lines:
<int.0,/int>
<int.1,/int>
<int.2,/int>
all the way to 33 and then a couple shorter runs of similar lines. After about another 15-16 lines you will see a line with " tethering " one it. Now you are there.
----- the specific section is: (holding phone in landscape mode will show it as listed below for data on each line)
<app name=Tethering provision"><item type="integer" name="CustomizeCarrierDialogType">0</item>
<item type="integer" name="TetheringGuard_Rule">4</item
The bold line is the one you will edit. Change the " 4 " or whatever number is there with a " 0 "
----- Now scroll all the way to the bottom of the file. Now scroll up till you find section:
,app name="Wi-Fi Hotspot"><item type="integer" name="hotspot_rule">1</item
<item type="boolean" name="show_passphase">false</item>
<item type="boolean" name="support_showpassword">false</item>
Its right below a " weather " section and above a " wolrdclock " section
The bold line is again the one to edit. Change the " 1" to a " 0 "
------ Press the root explorer setting button again in the upper right corner of the window. Its 3 vertical dots. Choose " Save and Exit "
5 Confirm default.xml permissions
----- As a precaution we want to confirm no changes to the file permissions has occured.
----- Press and hold on the " default.xml " file name to highlight it
----- Press the root explorer setting button again in the upper right corner of the window. Its 3 vertical dots. Choose " Permissions "
----- To the right of the "ENTER OCTAL" button you should see permissions " 0644 rw-r-r- "
----- If all is correct, close root explorer and reboot phone.
6. Confirm Hotspot is functional
----- Go to " Settting " on phone and click on " Mobile Hotspot and Tethering "
----- Turn on via the slider. You should now get the setup procedure and no warning or message to contact Verizon. Choose a SSID name and passphrase for your hotspot .
Finish and test. Hotspot should be working
Note:
There is no reason I could see for adding a line to the build.prop file a few instructions state to do i`f all that is desired is fully functioning hotspot tethering. Everything works without any other changes. There are of course many other tweaks that require build.prop file edits and or additions just not for hotspot function.