Hi guys! I was wondering if anyone knows how to enable the Android built in NavBar on this device. I tried very different methods, from apps to manually mods, but nothing worked. I've added the line "qemu.hw.mainkeys=0" at the end of build.prop and nothing happened, so i tried to make a local.prop file containing that line in /data folder and still nothing happened. I've also tried by adding "ro.show.navigationbar=yes" in both build.pro and local.prop but still nothing happened. In the last i've installed Xposed, Gravity Box for MM end tried to enable the navbar from here....guess what? Still nothing happened. Please, does someone know how to achieve this? I need to use the nav bar.
P.s i know about the huge amount of alternatives on Google Play, but i don't want to use third part apps that eats my RAM. If i can enable the system built in there's no reason to download a separate app.
Thanks for everyone who reads this.
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Hello!
I want to switch on the network connectivity speed display. It was in the settings panel earlier, but now it disappeared.
Or maybe not completely. If I search in the settings I can see that the option exists, but when I click on it, it's hidden... (See the PIC attached)
I'm guessing there is a option in a deeper level where I can set it.
Does anyone know a solution? My phone is rooted, so if it requires editing some config files, I'm all for it.
Thanks.
Mines the same except I got no root.. how did you do yours?
I managed to root with the recovery version.
More details here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/ascend-p7/general/guide-root-b803-recovery-version-t3157477
Thanks for the reply ... I will downgrade mine to 2.3 and root it and then upgrade again if that setting becomes available again ill let you know
So i have rooted my device via your method and after reinstalling lolipop i found that the setting was stil missing. I however noticed that if you installed the lolipop update from the vodacom version posted here (http://forum.xda-developers.com/ascend-p7/general/huawei-p7-l10c02b817-android-5emui3-1-t3207363) it was there again. Unfortunatly for me there is some bugs in that update, there is no keybord app. I then started searching for a way to edit the system wide prefrence database file, where i also found the entry located inside the settings.db file , but it is not possible to edit it without corrupting the data for further use by the phone.
here are some screenshots from my findings
https://mega.nz/#!v9VjASBY!qRxEwBDQN59_fK-WRNHIfq6hJO8rKUY8rYYfpTZoCo0
https://mega.nz/#!GhtGzArS!RGP947yCgch1Ema6-g72o3lz5nrXlcth1OEhYbjRmDM
https://mega.nz/#!as921b6A!3QOG-xgwXZrADFQEHqKm7_bQSDNg-R4o-8cNW7svCkE
https://mega.nz/#!S09VFDoa!R7ccks6CnqlLgD5QyuQDMaNuDc7GHr-UOLipc6P33-k
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with root edit data/cust/prop/local.prop
find this line:
ro.config.hw_hideNetworkSpeed=true
and change it to
ro.config.hw_hideNetworkSpeed=false
reboot
Now there is a new setting entry in display section
Great it works!
Thank you!
Hi,
( I am no native english speaker and therefore my searches do not find the appropiate things.)
My tablet is a ASUS ME176CX with Lollipop 5.0 (OS version: something...24....something).
The device is rooted, XPosed is installed.
I played around with the following xposed modules (all installed):
Prevent running, Lithning wall, Receiver stop, Per App hacking, Bootmanager
Furthermore I played around with Apps Opps [root].
I had a lot of settings done in those, which works all nice and fine.
Today I changed some more setting (and obviously cant remember exactly what I changed)
and now each download I try ends in a notification saying "Unsuccessful download".
The downloading application (Browser/Xposed Installer) does not display an error message
and browsing the web is still possible.
I disabled all Xposed modules and rebooted -- but that does not fix the problem or change
anything which is download related.
So my problem has something to do with Apps Ops [root]. But this cannot be simply switched of.
I need the information applications/services/demons (or whatever) are used to download something.
Then I need to examine the settings of those in the Apps Ops [root] and may be I can fix that.
Any help is very appreciated -- where can I look for it?
Cheers,
noriatell
There's no feature in sounds or anywhere in settings. Also if I need device rooted to do that, please let me link to how to vid, as I've never done that.
As far as I kbow, if you have a G800F device you can do it using a custom kernel:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5-mini/orig-development/kernel-custom-kernel-t3130662
For other models, probably using an Xposed module. Both need root.
Damn. I don't get it, why the f they removed it from settings after kitkat...
tried to activate in H with build.prop, and all the vibration was gone
Use SQLite editor. There is a database in package Settings storage named settings.db, find hapic_feedback_enabled name in system category and change the value from 0 to 1 then restart the phone. I think this will help ))
Hi,so i know on older Android versions it was not possible to change the fonts without root. But i am now wondering if there is not perhaps a way on Android 10 because i remember seeing a fonts folder somewhere in the settings menu. I think it was under display or in developer options,buth there is just one font listed and i would like to know if we cant somehow add others without root?
Just got fooled by "Screen Change:Root" application, i wanted to change my display ratio and now I can't even put my password.
I have TWRP already installed and when I wipe data, reinstall the OS (HavocOS) the screen display is fixed.
The problem is I want to keep my data (/data/data), but when I restore it I get the same display issue.
Thank you for the help,
With all my love!
Is it a Magisk Module perhaps? Or does it create one as part of accessing the system?
Because then you could easily disable that Magisk Module, even inside TWRP.
Otherwise, one option would be to contact the developer and ask him for help. He would know what exactly his app changes.
cyanGalaxy said:
Is it a Magisk Module perhaps? Or does it create one as part of accessing the system?
Because then you could easily disable that Magisk Module, even inside TWRP.
Otherwise, one option would be to contact the developer and ask him for help. He would know what exactly his app changes.
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I can't find the developer contact and I'm sure the solution is in front of my eyes.
The file which causes the problem is for sure in /data/data folder. I went through TWRP in the folder and deleted everything suspicious but still when I reboot my display is a mess.
Thank you for helping me!
I've checked out screenshots of the app, and it seems like it runs as a background service. Did you enable "Set on boot"?
So I think it maybe doesn't change any files, but does the command @ every boot.
In that case, you could boot into Android Safe Mode, and .. maybe uninstall the app there.
You could delete the app folder of Screen Changer:Root from /data
Then the app wouldn't be able to run at every boot.
I forgot which folder Android stores all User-apps into.
What I think the app is doing, is it simply does a command (as Root) which changes the resolution, while not changing the defaults
So I don't think it actually changes any files.
Seems like user-apps are stored in /data/app and /data/data.
What was your goal anyway though?
If that's true, it should stop giving the command at every boot if I delete the application data. But when I did the display keept changing.
The app is not a module and I didn't enable to run at every boot.
cyanGalaxy said:
What was your goal anyway though?
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My device's screen is burned in the top and I use an application to change the ratio, but It makes screen too small and I wanted to try If there's a way to use all the screen exept the burnt area.