I have the Samsung Galaxy A 50 phone and to turn on the phone I always have to swipe to open the phone operate even with no security.
I can't find anyway around this even after going to Samsung Service Centre.
Is it possible any way without damaging the phone to turn it on without have to swipe ?
All my previous android phones turned on to the home screen
Any help would be appreciated
learn some basics before you post something.
thought you were joking....
go to Setting -> Lock screen -> Screen lock type
-> None
hey, do me a favor, move this thread to Galaxy A50 thread, not here. this is A50s thread.
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i got a samsung galaxy s2 i tried everything to get the puzzle lock scrren like the samsung galaxy s what do i got to do to get the puzzle lock screen
burakg said:
i got a samsung galaxy s2 i tried everything to get the puzzle lock scrren like the samsung galaxy s what do i got to do to get the puzzle lock screen
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It isnt avaliable on the SGS2 yet afaik.
You have 2 choices:
1. wait for someone to port it
2. port it yourself
If you on about the pattern lock you need to go into settings and security > change screen lock entry password or pin if you have set one up for your screen lock. Now set up screen lock> Paattern and follow the instructions..
Hello!
My home button on the galaxy s2 is dead. Is there a method to change it? The only way I found is to change the whole LCD screen. I cant believe there is no other way
Thanks!
I dont know about the display it self but the design of the mobile phone suggests that you need to remove the display in order to get acces to the button below.
I can confirm this. The screen needs to be removed in order to replace the home button.
Removing the screen is NOT easy....the chances of breakage are very high. If the phone is under warranty, that is your best bet........
Sent from either my S2 or my W via XDA developers app
Galaxy S III Lock Screen On Android 4.1.2 Can Be Bypassed Easily
====Title====
Samsung S3 : Full Lock Screen Bypass
========Summary========
It is possible to bypass the lock screen on the S3 allowing an indivdual full access to the phones features
==============Steps to recreate==============
1) On the code entry screen press Emergency Call
2) Then press Emergency Contacts
3) Press the Home button once
4) Just after pressing the Home button press the power button quickly
5) If successful, pressing the power button again will
bring you to the S3's home screen
=====Notes=====
1) It can take quite a few attempts to get this working, sometimes this method works straight away, other times it can
take more than 20 attempts.
2) The method has been tested on 3 S3's
3) The method also seems to work better when the mobile has auto rotation on.
================Tested phone details================
Model number: GT-I9300Android Version: 4.1.2Kernal version: 3.031-742798
Source: Redmondpie Full Disclosure
Now we do need a fix for this
Mods if this is not the right zone, pls move the thread and performed a search before posting but did not find this kind of info anywhere so have posted
Tested on my S III, worked on the first try. This is so stupid lol, hopefully it'll get fixed soon.
I have looked at the forums and I can make a space cadet promise that I did not find anything similar to what I want to ask. So here it goes:
I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300 which is just 4 months old. I use it for casual gaming and mostly for reading books, etc.
I have the brightness set to 'auto' and just below the half mark to conserve battery. I also have power-saver mode enabled (limit CPU performance disabled).
There are two things I have observed, one of them is recurring and one just happened a few minutes ago.
1. Every time I press the power button, swipe and unlock the screen I can see a flicker in the screen and three, evenly spaced black lines (very faint) that disappear in a fraction of a second. This is recurring.
2. Just when I pressed the power button to unlock the screen, the entire screen was plain blue for a flash of a second and then there was the lock screen image of the flower. This happened for the first time.
The phone has not been modified in any way. It is a stock phone.
I would like to ask if this is a defect or something
I read online that Galaxy S III is one of the most problematic phones with a large number of recalls. I would like to diagnose the problem early and send it back if there is, genuinely, a problem.
Factory reset and test at default settings .
I read online that Galaxy S III is one of the most problematic phones with a large number of recalls. WRONG
jje
littleandroidkid said:
I have looked at the forums and I can make a space cadet promise that I did not find anything similar to what I want to ask. So here it goes:
I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300 which is just 4 months old. I use it for casual gaming and mostly for reading books, etc.
I have the brightness set to 'auto' and just below the half mark to conserve battery. I also have power-saver mode enabled (limit CPU performance disabled).
There are two things I have observed, one of them is recurring and one just happened a few minutes ago.
1. Every time I press the power button, swipe and unlock the screen I can see a flicker in the screen and three, evenly spaced black lines (very faint) that disappear in a fraction of a second. This is recurring.
2. Just when I pressed the power button to unlock the screen, the entire screen was plain blue for a flash of a second and then there was the lock screen image of the flower. This happened for the first time.
The phone has not been modified in any way. It is a stock phone.
I would like to ask if this is a defect or something
I read online that Galaxy S III is one of the most problematic phones with a large number of recalls. I would like to diagnose the problem early and send it back if there is, genuinely, a problem.
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May be u have enabled some option in developer settings. i used to get red flickering, when i enabled some option in developer settings. check whether everything is disabled! and do try factory data reset!
JJEgan said:
Factory reset and test at default settings .
I read online that Galaxy S III is one of the most problematic phones with a large number of recalls. WRONG
jje
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And I also have problems with the headphones that I have posted on another forum:
android.stackexchange (dot) com/questions/52264/samsung-galaxy-s3-headphones-do-not-plug-in
Factory reset and test default settings or take the phone to a service centre .
Searched various places,but couldn't find the solution.
My A5 automatically goes to s cover view mode randomly. Is their any way to switch off s cover mode permanently? I have seen in many sites to disable sview/suspendwindow.apk etc. But couldn't find any of these system apps. I am running my phone in lolipop & rooted. please help.
I'm having same issue did you fix it?