I have a strange issue with my own watch face which for some reason I also can reproduce with native app. Can someone please test the following for me:
1. Open Settings - > Scroll to Developer Options
2. ADB debugging - > Enable - > Scroll down - > Debug over Bluetooth - > Enable
3. Exist to watch face
4. Swipe up Debugging Card - > Debugging over Bluetooth is enabled. - > Scroll to left to see Open - > Press Open
On 5.1.1 or 6.0.1 Emulator this will open Settings.
For me I get Unfortunately, Settings has stopped.
Is this happening to you as well? I have factory restored the watch but this is no go.
Thanks for the feedback!
It happened just now on my original g watch on 6.0.1
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I just rooted 1.3 and Im trying to enable non market apps but cant find the enable box in nook tools. did i do something wrong
menu > settings > applications > "check first box" Unknown sources.
I have this problem too, looks lots of 1.3 rooted with the same problem. Just use this enable box to select it, it's OK can't see it.
ok its the first box. Did not realize that it did not say "unknown sources"
Hi Together,
Yesterday I installed TWRP and cm-13.0-20161108-NIGHTLY-gemini.zip successful on my MI 5.
When I will open my Keyboard settings (Settings > Language & Input > Google Keyboard > Adjustments) I get the massage the Keyboard has stopped.
Has anybody else the problem?
I'm sure some of you have seen this error: "There is a problem parsing the package" when trying to install an APK.
I have the Chinese [CN] variant of this phone running Realme UI.
I get this error with ALL apk packages. Can someone help me solve this conundrum? :crying:
The APKs where downloaded from Chrome Browser and resides in my Downloads folder, which I open with my default File Manager
Things I have tried (Tried to install on both ON/OFF states):
Settings > Additional Settings > Device & Privacy > Unknown Source installation: Ticked App Market; Bluetooth; Browser; Chrome; Download Management; File Manager; Game Center; System UI.
Settings > Additional Settings > Device & Privacy > Installation Authentication: Verify app installations not from App Marker (The only other option here is Verify installations from all sources)
Settings > Additional Settings > Device & Privacy > Secure Apps Recommendations: Turn off
Developer Options: USB Debugging ON/OFF
Developer Options: Disable Permissions Monitoring ON/OFF - Apps from Play Store does not install when it is "ON"
ZenoDiac said:
I'm sure some of you have seen this error: "There is a problem parsing the package" when trying to install an APK.
I have the Chinese [CN] variant of this phone running Realme UI.
I get this error with ALL apk packages. Can someone help me solve this conundrum? :crying:
The APKs where downloaded from Chrome Browser and resides in my Downloads folder, which I open with my default File Manager
Things I have tried (Tried to install on both ON/OFF states):
Settings > Additional Settings > Device & Privacy > Unknown Source installation: Ticked App Market; Bluetooth; Browser; Chrome; Download Management; File Manager; Game Center; System UI.
Settings > Additional Settings > Device & Privacy > Installation Authentication: Verify app installations not from App Marker (The only other option here is Verify installations from all sources)
Settings > Additional Settings > Device & Privacy > Secure Apps Recommendations: Turn off
Developer Options: USB Debugging ON/OFF
Developer Options: Disable Permissions Monitoring ON/OFF - Apps from Play Store does not install when it is "ON"
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same issue do you know how to fix it?
Greetings! I was wondering if there are any working GCAM Ports for the V40 prior to the Android 10 Update without having the need of rooting the device. Thank you and God Bless!
Android 10 GCAM from Fu24
On my T-Mobile V40 I use the GCAM apk from Fu24. The Android 10 version has the "A10" in the file name suffix. Here is the version I'm using:
https://f.celsoazevedo.com/file/cfiles/gcm1/Gcam_6.1.021_Advanced_V1.6-Fu24_5Lens-02-A10.apk
After installation, go to Settings and make these changes:
1) Set HDR+ Parameters to "5". (Higher values produce better pics but slow down processing time).
2) Go to Settings > Mod Settings > Advanced > FIX. Turn on "Buffer Fix".
3) Go to Settings > Mod Settings > Advanced > FIX. Set Viewfinder Format to "JPEG".
4) Go to Settings > Photo > Advanced > Final JPG quality. Set to "100%".
Many people asked how to do this withoput needing an internet connection, a xiaomi account and the simcard inside the phone.
I am glad to tell you I found a simple way.
In MIUI 13:
Go in developer mode and enable USB debugging (the normal one).
Then go to Privacy Protection >> Special permissions
From this menu select first Modify System Settings then the small more button at the bottom of the page and tap Show System
Scroll down to Shell, tap on it and enable it.
Now go back to Privacy Protection >> Special permissions and
select Install unknown apps >> More >> Show System
Scroll all the way down to Shell andenable Allow from this source