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Finally found the answer. I had four Google accounts - one of them could not sync because it required domain policy to be enforced, and I hadn't allowed that. I connected the tablet to my laptop and used adb logcat to see what was being logged when the error was displayed:
I/GLSUser (28125): GLS error: DeviceManagementRequiredOrSyncDisabled ...
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If you go into the Calendar app and press the Menu button, then select Settings you should see an options at the top for Calendars this should show all of the individual calendars on your device that are being merged together into the Calendar displayed.
The top one is probably My Calendar then below that should be an entry for your GMail calendar, then ...
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Uninstalling all Play Store (Market) App updates fixed it for me.
Go to Settings -> Applications -> Manage Applications and uninstall the updates from the Play Store App. This will leave you with an older version of the App, which is probably named "Market". Then you should be able to install or update Apps. After a while the Play Store update will be ...
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This happened on my Nexus - you just have to reboot your device, and the Icon will show up.
Most likely Niantic changed the Launcher activity, so the short cut is no longer pointing to the correct activity, hence the error message.
Rebooting the device/restarting the launcher, and then re-adding the home screen shortcut will fix this.
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The hub's power should only go to the hub's slave ports, not through the master port back to the phone
But even if the hub uses an odd design, the most it would do is feed the phone 5V and however much amperage it will accept, same as with any bog standard wall charger.
So in short, there's no risk to your phone.
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Why are you doing it that way? Not surprised that the app that was downloaded failed to work!
Android 4.0.4 has native screenshot facility in place - hold down Power button and press the volume down key simultaneously.
A screenshot will be captured and stored on /sdcard/Screenshots
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If you as a user experience such crashes, and want to help the developer to get them fixed, you can use tools such as aLogcat (free) - logcat or Bug Reporter to catch a log of what happened:
While aLogCat allows you to restrict the log closer to the crash event (by letting you define what to capture), Bug Reporter enables you to send other useful ...
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Hurrey!
After quite a bit of research I am now able to answer my own question. I was able to clean install Jelly Bean (in opposite to the usual method of upgrading) using official images posted by Google. This obviously solved the issue.
Here are my instructions how to do this.
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That means something's wrong with the package setup. For your reference, here are a few links with more detailed information:
android duplicate provider authority - Stack Overflow
Android duplicate provider authority problem - Stack Overflow
Angry Birds Seasons Summer Pignic Now Available | AngryBirdsNest (search for "duplicate provider" on this page, ...
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You will know if the kernel has hung, the led light stays on and not go further.
As for your question, you need to be more clearer and specific as we do not know and since you posted a similar question before. You have not stated, what device is it, what android version is it, what kernel is it, all those are left out and thusly playing a guessing game ...
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Seems your application points to the app location which was altered or moved with the update.
To solve this, simply delete the existing shortcut icon (by dragging it on to the bin icon which appears after a long press on the shortcut)
Then create a new shortcut icon for the application through the customizing menu. (which appear after a tap or with the ...
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What is a force-close?
If an application encounters an unexpected state or some other programming error, it will issue an force close. In most cases you will be presented with a form that allows you to send log files and the cause of the force close to the developer. Doing so will help the developer to fix the bug.
First aid
if it happens rarely, you ...
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The issue was caused by lack of a system application, the application donwloadprovider.apk.
The problem was identified by comparing the /system/app directory in two similar devices, and noticing that the application was missing.
The solution:
Copy the application from the working devic e(A) to a computer.
Push via ADB the application to the ...
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Mainly due to hardware differences.
You can use a logcat viewer on Android 2.3 or below to view the logcat from all apps - this will provide the log from the apps which will tell your the exception.
Please be aware that in Jellybean or ICS google stopped apps from reading the logcat from other apps on the device - you can still use adb to see the entire ...
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This could be caused by flashing an incompatible GApps package. If that's not the case (and you are sure you have the correct/compatible GApps installed), try the following:
Open the "Google Play" app and press the home button to return
Go to Settings → Applications → Manage Applications
Select the "ALL" tab, Search for "Google Play Store" and ...
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The most likely explanation is that the compressed file is corrupt. Are you trying to uncompress a rar file, or a standard zip file? rar extraction is only supported with certain processors.
The easiest way to tell, is to try and extract the same zip file on a computer, and see what it says.
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By searching in Google, I landed in a discussion thread on XDA. It seems that this issue is a software bug and just to troubleshoot, keep the battery charged fully and see at what level of the battery this issue comes up. And you are being referred in that discussion as well ;-)
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As per this thread, it's related to Google Currents. Either disable the automatic syncing feature of Currents or uninstall Currents completely to get rid of this error.
I don't think it's a "bad" error though and should not cause any other problems (such as battery drain, etc.)
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I was having trouble with the original pre-installed "Music" app on my Droid X randomly playing music even though I never used the app. I tried factory resets, updates, cache wipes, data clears, everything I could think of. The only fix I found was to root the phone and use Titanium Backup to "Freeze" the Music app so that it no longer functioned.
It's ...
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I found a post on another forum regarding this same problem on an Archos 5. Here's a post that seems to explain a workaround for this problem:
Low memory conditions do crazy things
with Android on the 5A. Poor memory
management yielding: Increased
Response time, Extended Slowdowns,
Freezing, Reboot, and the like.
To make this even worse, ...
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