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Hi all, I am an Android Wear newbie. I purchased used LG w100 watches for my wife and myself. We like them very much, but some apps do not work correctly. I have done some research and everything points to upgrading the Android Wear. My Android Wear version is v1.3, Google Play Services is v7.8, my Android OS version is v5.1, and my build number is LCA43.
What is the best recommended path for upgrading the watch? I have read about OTA updates, which I do not seem to get, and using the dev environment to update the watch. A link to a tutorial/instructions would be awesome! Thanks!
First you need to push the MEC23G ota as it contains required bootloader files for the latest build so grab the OTA here
2. once you have that go to the watch's settings>about watch>build number tap it 5 times and it should say "you are now a developer"
3. now go to settings>developer options> and enable usb debugging
4. If you do not have ADB on your pc you must get adb minimal from here or the official android sdk but that's 1GB so maybe not
5. attach your watch to your pc with the usb cradle dock and the watch should prompt you to allow adb connection, click always allow
6. wherever you extracted your adb files you must then open a command prompt by clicking file in the top left> open command prompt
7. Now type "adb reboot recovery" into the prompt
8. once the watch has booted to recovery tap the screen until the exclamation mark disappears and then swipe down to adb sideload and swipe left to proceed
9. Now on your pc make sure the ota file you downloaded is in the same place as your adb minimal install and the type "adb sideload nameofota.zip"
10. Your watch should then update just fine and you will be no second latest build. Get back to me once you have done this for next part feuhw
Xmaster24 said:
First you need to push the MEC23G ota as it contains required bootloader files for the latest build so grab the OTA here
2. once you have that go to the watch's settings>about watch>build number tap it 5 times and it should say "you are now a developer"
3. now go to settings>developer options> and enable usb debugging
4. If you do not have ADB on your pc you must get adb minimal from here or the official android sdk but that's 1GB so maybe not
5. attach your watch to your pc with the usb cradle dock and the watch should prompt you to allow adb connection, click always allow
6. wherever you extracted your adb files you must then open a command prompt by clicking file in the top left> open command prompt
7. Now type "adb reboot recovery" into the prompt
8. once the watch has booted to recovery tap the screen until the exclamation mark disappears and then swipe down to adb sideload and swipe left to proceed
9. Now on your pc make sure the ota file you downloaded is in the same place as your adb minimal install and the type "adb sideload nameofota.zip"
10. Your watch should then update just fine and you will be no second latest build. Get back to me once you have done this for next part feuhw
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Thanks for the info, I will give it a crack. I am assuming this can be done on a Mac as well? I will let you know how it goes. I do not understand why I am not getting the update OTA???
mtuma5672 said:
Thanks for the info, I will give it a crack. I am assuming this can be done on a Mac as well? I will let you know how it goes. I do not understand why I am not getting the update OTA???
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There are many reasons like your device not being on the OTA ring atm for some reason as ota are put out in small groups so as not to over load the servers also it may think it is up to date but it's not that happens a lot. Yes this should be do able on a mac but you will have to find the adb equivalent for it or Linux because they both run off the same scripts
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follows these instructions to get adb on mac http://www.droidviews.com/setup-adb-and-fastboot-on-mac-linux-and-chrome-os-with-nexus-tools/
Before being updated to Nougat on my Amazon Moto G4, I was happy to run the command:
Code:
pm disable com.amazon.phoenix
To remove those annoying lockscreen ads. Since the update hit, that no longer was a choice, as now I received an error about user permissions. Being that the ads really do annoy me, I set out to find a way to disable or altogether remove the package from the system. It only took a couple of hours digging through pm commands and XDA forums to find a way to completely remove the application that displays those ads once and for all.
So without further adue:
Either open an ADB shell or run a terminal command on the phone itself. At the shell prompt (athene:/) type the following:
Code:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.amazon.phoenix
And that's it. A reboot should remove any remnants but it seems to work right away in most cases.
I'll go ahead and assume that this trick works for other Amazon Ad Enabled devices unless I hear otherwise.
dosangst said:
Before being updated to Nougat on my Amazon Moto G4, I was happy to run the command:
To remove those annoying lockscreen ads. Since the update hit, that no longer was a choice, as now I received an error about user permissions. Being that the ads really do annoy me, I set out to find a way to disable or altogether remove the package from the system. It only took a couple of hours digging through pm commands and XDA forums to find a way to completely remove the application that displays those ads once and for all.
So without further adue:
Either open an ADB shell or run a terminal command on the phone itself. At the shell prompt (athene:/) type the following:
And that's it. A reboot should remove any remnants but it seems to work right away in most cases.
I'll go ahead and assume that this trick works for other Amazon Ad Enabled devices unless I hear otherwise.
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Does it work on locked bootloaders?
Yes. AFAIK all Amazon G4 Prime's are locked bootloaders. This requires no root, nothing but a simple adb shell command!
Edit, Don't works.
How does it not work?
Thank you very much...
Works perfectly !!!!!!
I used this in my Moto G4 Prime version(XT1625)(locked bootloader, no root) after reboot i notice that is working this method.
1. Open cmd, and put my phone in debug mode. Plug my phone through usb to my computer.
2. In cmd put adb shell
3. put
Code:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.amazon.phoenix
4. Reboot
5. Be Happy!
Waiting to see if the apps install again
It works! I was doing it wrong, thanks for this friend! Now only root is missing! xD
Could someone give the command to uninstall the amazon widget app and the amazon photos app? Thank you
lerg96 said:
I used this in my Moto G4 Prime version(XT1625)(locked bootloader, no root) after reboot i notice that is working this method.
1. Open cmd, and put my phone in debug mode. Plug my phone through usb to my computer.
2. In cmd put adb shell
3. put
Code:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.amazon.phoenix
4. Reboot
5. Be Happy!
Waiting to see if the apps install again
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Hi,Can you tell me more details step by step because I am new to android?., I am using windows laptop
Hu
canhmeo said:
I used this in my Moto G4 Prime version(XT1625)(locked bootloader, no root) after reboot i notice that is working this method.
1. Open cmd, and put my phone in debug mode. Plug my phone through usb to my computer.
2. In cmd put adb shell
3. put
Hi,Can you tell me more details step by step because I am new to android?., I am using windows laptop
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1. Put your phone in debugging mode(settings => developer options => USB debugging if you don't see developer options go to about phone and tap 7 times or more in build number)
2. Install adb and Motorola drivers in your PC (search a little ?)
3. Connect your phone through USB to your PC
4. Open CMD (windows + r and type CMD and hit enter )
5. Type adb shell in CMD (the black window that appears after you hit enter) and hit enter
6. Type the magic command provide in this thread and hit enter
7. Reboot
8. Maybe you can make some friends after it, Google can be your friend
9. Install Google allo and talk about weather with Google Assistant
10. Joking, be happy
11. Don't forget to say thanks, not to me. To the owner of this thread
Thanks -- worked fine for me
Went into phone Settings then Apps -- forced stopped all running apps that I wanted to remove, cleared data for each, removed any updates and disabled whatever I could
Ran the adb uninstall command multiple times once for each app:
com.amazon.phoenix
com.amazon.widgets
com.amazon.clouddrive.photos
com.amazon.kindle
com.amazon.dee.app
com.amazon.drive
com.imdb.mobile
com.goodreads
com.audible.application
com.google.android.music
com.google.android.videos
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Hi, all. Just wanted to say that this worked perfectly on my G4. My build number is NPJS25.93-14-4 (running Nougat) and the device is at the March 1, 2017 Security patch level.
I used Minimal ADB and Fastboot on a Windows 10 box. Enabled debugging on the phone, connected it, ran adb shell and entered the command as above. Big thanks to Jatan1986 as well for the additional commands which also worked great (I didn't uninstall everything but that list is terrific). Rebooted and the apps I uninstalled were gone. No more ads.
Oh, I did not do the force stop on the apps first. I performed just the steps above.
Much thanks for this method and post.
lerg96 said:
Hu
1. Put your phone in debugging mode(settings => developer options => USB debugging if you don't see developer options go to about phone and tap 7 times or more in build number)
2. Install adb and Motorola drivers in your PC (search a little )
3. Connect your phone through USB to your PC
4. Open CMD (windows + r and type CMD and hit enter )
5. Type adb shell in CMD (the black window that appears after you hit enter) and hit enter
6. Type the magic command provide in this thread and hit enter
7. Reboot
8. Maybe you can make some friends after it, Google can be your friend
9. Install Google allo and talk about weather with Google Assistant
10. Joking, be happy
11. Don't forget to say thanks, not to me. To the owner of this thread
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First of all I would like to thank the owner of this post.
On the other hand it still not working for me,I am trying to use google to know how to do
canhmeo said:
First of all I would like to thank the owner of this post.
On the other hand it still not working for me,I am trying to use google to know how to do
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Happy to try and help - please list step-by-step what you have done and what messages you have received.
canhmeo said:
First of all I would like to thank the owner of this post.
On the other hand it still not working for me,I am trying to use google to know how to do
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Make sure your computer can see your phone by typing
adb devices
dosangst said:
Before being updated to Nougat on my Amazon Moto G4, I was happy to run the command:
Code:
pm disable com.amazon.phoenix
To remove those annoying lockscreen ads. Since the update hit, that no longer was a choice, as now I received an error about user permissions. Being that the ads really do annoy me, I set out to find a way to disable or altogether remove the package from the system. It only took a couple of hours digging through pm commands and XDA forums to find a way to completely remove the application that displays those ads once and for all.
So without further adue:
Either open an ADB shell or run a terminal command on the phone itself. At the shell prompt (athene:/) type the following:
Code:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.amazon.phoenix
And that's it. A reboot should remove any remnants but it seems to work right away in most cases.
I'll go ahead and assume that this trick works for other Amazon Ad Enabled devices unless I hear otherwise.
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I have seen the response to this method and it seems quite good.
I would like to know if this can affect any future update of Android from Amazon. I am looking to get Android 7.1.1 or Android O in the future and do not know if this change may cause any issue.
Thanks in advance.
titomalanguito said:
I I would like to know if this can affect any future update of Android from Amazon./QUOTE]
There's no way to know for sure.
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lerg96 said:
Hu
1. Put your phone in debugging mode(settings => developer options => USB debugging if you don't see developer options go to about phone and tap 7 times or more in build number)
2. Install adb and Motorola drivers in your PC (search a little )
3. Connect your phone through USB to your PC
4. Open CMD (windows + r and type CMD and hit enter )
5. Type adb shell in CMD (the black window that appears after you hit enter) and hit enter
6. Type the magic command provide in this thread and hit enter
7. Reboot
8. Maybe you can make some friends after it, Google can be your friend
9. Install Google allo and talk about weather with Google Assistant
10. Joking, be happy
11. Don't forget to say thanks, not to me. To the owner of this thread
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Thanks for the guide.
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dosangst said:
Before being updated to Nougat on my Amazon Moto G4, I was happy to run the command:
Code:
pm disable com.amazon.phoenix
To remove those annoying lockscreen ads. Since the update hit, that no longer was a choice, as now I received an error about user permissions. Being that the ads really do annoy me, I set out to find a way to disable or altogether remove the package from the system. It only took a couple of hours digging through pm commands and XDA forums to find a way to completely remove the application that displays those ads once and for all.
So without further adue:
Either open an ADB shell or run a terminal command on the phone itself. At the shell prompt (athene:/) type the following:
Code:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.amazon.phoenix
And that's it. A reboot should remove any remnants but it seems to work right away in most cases.
I'll go ahead and assume that this trick works for other Amazon Ad Enabled devices unless I hear otherwise.
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Appreciate it! is working fine on my Moto g5
titomalanguito said:
Thanks for the guide.
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Appreciate it! is working fine on my Moto g5
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Pura vida!
I had a bit of trouble getting it to work on my Moto G4, just updated to Nougat. When I run the following code in an android terminal, it does not return an error, but pulls up a new line almost instantly.
Code:
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.amazon.phoenix
The ads were still there, even after restarting
When I run the following while connected with adb, it returns "Success"
Code:
adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.amazon.phoenix
The ads were still there, but after restarting they were gone (Whoo!!)
I would really like to bypass the lockscreen entirely as I don't like to have a password, but they disabled that since that would bypass the ads. Pretty annoying
Thanks to Android Runtime Resource Overlay, we can change the status bar height without ROOT.
The result is as the attached image shown.
--How to use--
Download "fit_notch_dipper.apk" from attached files, and install it.
Reboot your phone.
Enable "USB debugging" in "Develop options", and connect your phone with your computer.
Setup ADB on your computer according to this post.
Execute the "adb shell cmd overlay enable --user 0 com.ztc1997.overlay.dipper.android.fit_notch" command on your computer.
Reboot your phone and enjoy.
--Known problems--
Doesn't work with Hide notch
Doesn't work on Android Pie
ztc1997 said:
Thanks to Android Runtime Resource Overlay, we can change the status bar height without ROOT.
The result is as the attached image shown.
--How to use--
Download "fit_notch_dipper.apk" from attached files, and install it.
Reboot your phone.
Enable "USB debugging" in "Develop options", and connect your phone with your computer.
Setup ADB on your computer according to this post.
Execute the "adb shell cmd overlay enable --user 0 com.ztc1997.overlay.dipper.android.fit_notch" command on your computer.
Reboot your phone and enjoy.
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Does this work on the Global version as well?
For me it doesn't open the file after the download.
ztc1997 said:
Thanks to Android Runtime Resource Overlay, we can change the status bar height without ROOT.
The result is as the attached image shown.
--How to use--
Download "fit_notch_dipper.apk" from attached files, and install it.
Reboot your phone.
Enable "USB debugging" in "Develop options", and connect your phone with your computer.
Setup ADB on your computer according to this post.
Execute the "adb shell cmd overlay enable --user 0 com.ztc1997.overlay.dipper.android.fit_notch" command on your computer.
Reboot your phone and enjoy.
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Finally...tq
Anyway for root user?
it full notch same frist rom 9.5.5.0??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVL...LVIi6-u5w&index=7&t=0s&ab_channel=AlfarizkiCS
ShafiX94 said:
Anyway for root user?
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U can also use it on rooted mi 8
catalindobre said:
Does this work on the Global version as well?
For me it doesn't open the file after the download.
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Tested on mi 8 se with miui 10 by xiaomi.eu, but I think it works on mi 8.
Working well on Mi8 Root 8.8.30 EU room. thanks.
Works well with MIUI 10 8.8.30 China dev
nothing here
Can you show me how to root Mi8 v 8.8.30?
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harryntq said:
Working well on Mi8 Root 8.8.30 EU room. thanks.
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Can you show me how to root Mi8 v 8.8.30?
What exactly is this supposed to do? Can you clarify? Show a before/after screenshot?
ztc1997 said:
Thanks to Android Runtime Resource Overlay, we can change the status bar height without ROOT.
The result is as the attached image shown.
--How to use--
Download "fit_notch_dipper.apk" from attached files, and install it.
Reboot your phone.
Enable "USB debugging" in "Develop options", and connect your phone with your computer.
Setup ADB on your computer according to this post.
Execute the "adb shell cmd overlay enable --user 0 com.ztc1997.overlay.dipper.android.fit_notch" command on your computer.
Reboot your phone and enjoy.
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Works thank you! App must be installed for it to work. How does this fix work? is it a theme?
ztc1997 said:
Thanks to Android Runtime Resource Overlay, we can change the status bar height without ROOT.
The result is as the attached image shown.
--How to use--
Download "fit_notch_dipper.apk" from attached files, and install it.
Reboot your phone.
Enable "USB debugging" in "Develop options", and connect your phone with your computer.
Setup ADB on your computer according to this post.
Execute the "adb shell cmd overlay enable --user 0 com.ztc1997.overlay.dipper.android.fit_notch" command on your computer.
Reboot your phone and enjoy.
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sorry man, i just tried but when i put the command on adb nothing happens. i've also allowed debug options, but nothing appears on device screen. what i should do? sorry also for my bad english
Works!
Thanks
it works! thanks..
Thanks for the app! Appreciate you taking interest in fixing this insignificant yet very annoying issue, although Fate/Grand Order (a game) doesn't respect the new size of the notch. In other words, it's possible that this may not cover all of the apps :c
Dekkerlion said:
Thanks for the app! Appreciate you taking interest in fixing this insignificant yet very annoying issue, although Fate/Grand Order (a game) doesn't respect the new size of the notch. In other words, it's possible that this may not cover all of the apps :c
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Could you provide a screenshot?
sirsandrone said:
sorry man, i just tried but when i put the command on adb nothing happens. i've also allowed debug options, but nothing appears on device screen. what i should do? sorry also for my bad english
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Please try to execute "adb shell cmd overlay list" and give me a screenshot of the results.
ztc1997 said:
Please try to execute "adb shell cmd overlay list" and give me a screenshot of the results.
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I've done it. I have windows 10, my mi 8 (that I belong only from yesterday) has the global rom 9.6.7.0 stable
Thanks a lot
Hi!
I have recently bought an F1 and I can't connect it to PC (Windows or Linux). I turned Developer options on and enabled USB debugging. I tried every option in "Select USB configuration". The adb devices command always give empty list. The PCs are OK because they work with every other phones. On Windows I even tried to install USB drivers but didn't help. Could you help?
Did u give administrator rights when opening your adb programm?
Ziegenjupp said:
Did u give administrator rights when opening your adb programm?
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I tried "sudo apt kill-server", "sudo apt start-server" and "sudo apt devices" but didn't help.
bartatamas said:
Hi!
I have recently bought an F1 and I can't connect it to PC (Windows or Linux). I turned Developer options on and enabled USB debugging. I tried every option in "Select USB configuration". The adb devices command always give empty list. The PCs are OK because they work with every other phones. On Windows I even tried to install USB drivers but didn't help. Could you help?
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Once you enable Usb debugging in phone. Restart the phone and connect to pc. A pop up appears to Authorize the pc. Once done you can check the ADB list. It will be displayed only after you add the pc to the trusted device in the pop up.
Hope this helps. Thanks
sssyraj
sssyraj said:
Once you enable Usb debugging in phone. Restart the phone and connect to pc. A pop up appears to Authorize the pc. Once done you can check the ADB list. It will be displayed only after you add the pc to the trusted device in the pop up.
Hope this helps. Thanks
sssyraj
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I hardly believe but it worked! thanks
sssyraj said:
Once you enable Usb debugging in phone. Restart the phone and connect to pc. A pop up appears to Authorize the pc. Once done you can check the ADB list. It will be displayed only after you add the pc to the trusted device in the pop up.
Hope this helps. Thanks
sssyraj
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I can now see my device and transfer files, but for some reason, I `sudo adb devices` still doesn't see my phone.
bartatamas said:
Hi!
I have recently bought an F1 and I can't connect it to PC (Windows or Linux). I turned Developer options on and enabled USB debugging. I tried every option in "Select USB configuration". The adb devices command always give empty list. The PCs are OK because they work with every other phones. On Windows I even tried to install USB drivers but didn't help. Could you help?
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If u r running on windows 10, try this method to fix "adb issue" :-
Before fixing ADB not recognized error, you should confirm that Android SDK has been saved on your computer and you know its location.
Step 1: Right-click "Computer" and choose "Properties" on pop-up menu.
Step 2: Click "Advanced system settings" on the left panel in new window.
Step 3: In System Properties window, under "Advanced" tab, click "Environment Variables".
Step 4: Environment Variables is open now. You can edit or delete existing variables in list, or create new environment variables.
Under "User variables for isunshare", click "New" button to create a new variable for running ADB on computer.
Step 5: Type Variable name and Variable value. Click OK.
Variable name: Path
Variable value: C:\Users\isunshare\Downloads\android-sdk_r24.4.1-windows\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools
Step 6: You would see the new variable you just created in "User variables for isunshare". Click OK at the bottom.
Step 7: Open Command Prompt and type "adb", you would see ADB detailed information.
Now you have successfully fixed error "adb" not recognized as an internal or external program or batch file.
I've the same probelm during debloating my poco f1. Solved that by using this method.
who_i_am said:
If u r running on windows 10, try this method to fix "adb issue" :-
Before fixing ADB not recognized error, you should confirm that Android SDK has been saved on your computer and you know its location.
Step 1: Right-click "Computer" and choose "Properties" on pop-up menu.
Step 2: Click "Advanced system settings" on the left panel in new window.
Step 3: In System Properties window, under "Advanced" tab, click "Environment Variables".
Step 4: Environment Variables is open now. You can edit or delete existing variables in list, or create new environment variables.
Under "User variables for isunshare", click "New" button to create a new variable for running ADB on computer.
Step 5: Type Variable name and Variable value. Click OK.
Variable name: Path
Variable value: C:\Users\isunshare\Downloads\android-sdk_r24.4.1-windows\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools
Step 6: You would see the new variable you just created in "User variables for isunshare". Click OK at the bottom.
Step 7: Open Command Prompt and type "adb", you would see ADB detailed information.
Now you have successfully fixed error "adb" not recognized as an internal or external program or batch file.
I've the same probelm during debloating my poco f1. Solved that by using this method.
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These instructions are for systemwide installation of adb. The OP's issue is not that. The correct advice has already been given and it has worked.
sssyraj said:
Once you enable Usb debugging in phone. Restart the phone and connect to pc. A pop up appears to Authorize the pc. Once done you can check the ADB list. It will be displayed only after you add the pc to the trusted device in the pop up.
Hope this helps. Thanks
sssyraj
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In my case I am unable to do so as my phone is completely wiped clean. Tried updating the adb interface manually everytime I try to boot fastboot boot twrp.img I get a blank slightly lit-up screen.
Also adb devices shows nothing
C:\Users\shal1018\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
C:\Users\shal1018\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb shell
adb.exe: no devices/emulators found
sssyraj said:
Once you enable Usb debugging in phone. Restart the phone and connect to pc. A pop up appears to Authorize the pc. Once done you can check the ADB list. It will be displayed only after you add the pc to the trusted device in the pop up.
Hope this helps. Thanks
sssyraj
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In my case My Phone is not accessible as its wiped clean..what do I do?
noahshines said:
In my case I am unable to do so as my phone is completely wiped clean. Tried updating the adb interface manually everytime I try to boot fastboot boot twrp.img I get a blank slightly lit-up screen.
Also adb devices shows nothing
C:\Users\shal1018\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
C:\Users\shal1018\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb shell
adb.exe: no devices/emulators found
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This happened to me too. Recently with 12.0.2.0 modem, I did the wipe of system and data partition along with it I tried to update the twrp to latest using old twrp. With this, even fastboot can't be reachable ie. Lighting up but no image in fastboot and phone won't respond in even miflash. I had took it to Xiaomi service center and they put the software for a nominal price of 2.5 USD in India. There after we can change to whatever firmware we like.
So, try reaching the Xiaomi service center. Thanks
sssyraj said:
This happened to me too. Recently with 12.0.2.0 modem, I did the wipe of system and data partition along with it I tried to update the twrp to latest using old twrp. With this, even fastboot can't be reachable ie. Lighting up but no image in fastboot and phone won't respond in even miflash. I had took it to Xiaomi service center and they put the software for a nominal price of 2.5 USD in India. There after we can change to whatever firmware we like.
So, try reaching the Xiaomi service center. Thanks
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Thanks for the respose..I was thinking of doing the same!
sssyraj said:
This happened to me too. Recently with 12.0.2.0 modem, I did the wipe of system and data partition along with it I tried to update the twrp to latest using old twrp. With this, even fastboot can't be reachable ie. Lighting up but no image in fastboot and phone won't respond in even miflash. I had took it to Xiaomi service center and they put the software for a nominal price of 2.5 USD in India. There after we can change to whatever firmware we like.
So, try reaching the Xiaomi service center. Thanks
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Xiaomi service centre said the couldn't... would you mind telling me which state in India.. did you take it to?
noahshines said:
Xiaomi service centre said the couldn't... would you mind telling me which state in India.. did you take it to?
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I got it serviced at Chennai, Tamil Nadu. My phone shown boot logo and loops due there isn't system as I wiped it. So they took it as Software issue and have done the software update for Rs 180. Sometimes we might need to pretend as novice to leave something to Professionals. Thanks.
Cheers
sssyraj.
Same with my POCO M3. Mi PC Suite device not detected, I can't unlock it too because can't be detected. I'm tired to follow multiple methods online, reinstalling, uninstalling vise versa even disabling antivirus, and reinstalling again and again with adminisrator rights. Thank you for any help will rise in soon to easily fix these issues.
Has anyone has any luck debloating the A21? My wife's phone could use some breathing room.
Root is already possible, just wait for a easier method.
Enable developer options and turn on usb debugging
Open up your Settings app.
Tap on the About phone option.
Scroll down again and find the Build number entry.
Start repeatedly tapping on the Build number. Android will pop up a message informing you that in x amount of clicks you will become a developer. Keep tapping until the process is complete. It should be seven taps.
You will be asked to enter your PIN number
With that out of the way, head on back to the main Settings menu and you will now see Developer Options listed. In Developer Options there will be a option for USB Debugging that you will need to toggle on
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Download and install adb and fastboot on your pc
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
Download Samsung usb drivers
https://tsar3000.com/download/download-samsung-usb-driver-for-mobile-phones-v1-5-65-0/
Plug your phone into your pc
Right click the start menu and click command prompt or power shell
Start adb
adb start-server
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To see if your device is connected
adb devices
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Starts the remote shell command console in your device
adb shell
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List all the installed packages on your device. You can also just list enabled apps, disabled apps, or uninstalled apps by adding “-e” “-d” “-u” to the end of this command
pm list packages
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Search for a app, say we want to see what apps have Samsung in the name
pm list packages | grep ‘samsung’
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To uninstall a app
pm uninstall -k —user 0 <com.your.package.name>
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Here’s an example to uninstall Samsung internet
pm uninstall -k —user 0 com.sec.android.app.sbrowser
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Disable a app
pm disable -k —user 0 <com.your.package.name>
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Reinstall a uninstalled system app
cmd package install-existing <com.your.package.name>
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What is ADB? How to Install ADB, Common Uses, and Advanced Tutorials
https://www.xda-developers.com/what-is-adb/
Bloatware cheat sheets I used
https://technastic.com/remove-samsung-bloatware-safe-to-remove-apps/
https://technastic.com/adb-shell-commands-list/
Alternatively you can get a app that’s no longer available on the Google Play Store that has to be side loaded but also isn’t free but it doesn’t have a good wrap with the community because the developer was making people pay for it more then once to use it. If you search around some it isn’t hard to find what I’m talking about.
Tested and working on Galaxy A21 (sm-a215u1)