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I FOUND A WAY! First things first, hold onto the home button, and DON'T LET GO. Then press the "back" button while still holding on to the home button. Place another finger on the "back" button. You should now have two fingers holding both the back and home button. With your other hand, lock the screen and turn it back on. After unlocking the screen, go into ...
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Regardless of the operating system, your daughter could simply use a remote management app like AirDroid. The advantage is: This app is installed on the device, and on the "remote" (here: PC) no special software is required but a web browser. Connection is either done via a shared WiFi network (both devices on the same network), or via the Aridroid server ...
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It would be really helpful if you mention which operating system your PC is running.
On Windows 7 and above, you simply need to connect the phone to your PC using a USB-MiniUSB cable. You should then be able to access the files on the phone via Windows Explorer. You can then use Windows Explorer to copy files to and from your PC.
On Windows XP and below, ...
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I suggest using MyPhoneExplorer and its desktop companion:
In my case, debugging was not enabled on the phone. MAKE SURE THE PHONE IS ON AND PLUGGED IN!!!
You have to make sure that the driver is installed and that there is not an exclamation mark next to the device in device manager:
right click My Computer
left click Properties
left click Device ...
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I just went through the same issue.
Definitely solved now.
At first I had a very bad connection speed even on H+ or 3G. On spotify app the "bad connection" problem turned to "no connection" so I decided to investigate.
The problem was my network AP which was configured over "WAP" which is not a real full featured Internet connection.
So I had to switch to ...
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It isn't the GoLauncher or the firmware. I am currently using a Samsung Mesmerized from US Cellular and mine also does it.
I have been looking for a solution also but found nothing. Some sites said wipe your screen, that doesn't work. Then others say there isn't a solution.
Best option I see as of now: When it does that press the back button once, wait a ...
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After doing some additional research I finally came across a YouTube video on how to bypass a Samsung Galaxy S Continuum activation screen. The steps outlined in the video are very simple:
From the Activation Screen select Emergency call.
Enter the following *#83786633 which will disappear when you press the last 3
A toast with the text Softkey is enabled ...
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(Initially, the device had XXJPK radio firmware, and it worked bad in Moscow (Megafon operator). Another device had SPJG2 radio firmware, and it worked a bit better here.)
Then I tried:
XXJVT, which was installed together with CM10. And it worked almost as bad again (no signal in our apartment, where previously another Samsung Galaxy S had connection);
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I received the same message on unrooted android 4.0.4, Alcatel 992D, with 12G free space on SD card. I am posting here, cos maybe it helps on 2.2, as well.
Installed AppMgr III, 3.10 (App 2 SD), and it also listed the same apps as movable, were not even marked with the gray X (supposed to tell you that by moving app you will lose some functionality, e.g. ...
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It sounds like you have hard-bricked your phone. The only thing you can do to get it back is send it in to get it jtagged, or jtag it yourself. The jtagging process is quite complex and unless you have a lot of experience in hardware hacking, you probably should just send it in to have someone else do it right.
I had a similar situation to the one you're ...
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Sometimes a damaged usb cable, low quality cable, or one that's too long can cause this as well. So perhaps make sure you're using the original cable that came with the device.
Also if you're using a usb hub with a desktop computer try plugging the cable directly into the computer instead.
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Long press the icons and you will be able to move or remove them.
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You can root your device without replacing the stock recovery or rom. However, if you ever want to flash a different ROM you will need to flash another recovery like ClockWorkMod or TWRP.
You can even run the stock rom with a 3rd party recovery but you most likely won't be able to take OTA OS updates since those require the stock recovery.
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If you want root access on a production phone, then you are going to have to use a root kit. There are a ton of benefits to having a rooted device, but there are also risks. Some devices are now coming out with the ability to run an app in root mode with user permission.
MY WORD OF CAUTION:
Attempting to root your device without proper knowledge will ...
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There isn't a special boot for rooted devices AFAIK. Any rooted device necessarily boots with complete root access.
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Tasker can also be used to perform actions based on conditions.
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