So, I don't know how many users out there have their contacts backed up on T-Mobile MobileLife like me, but for those who do, you might have noticed what a pain in the a$$ it is to get them to show up in the Sense contacts/people app. Luckily, after several days of trial, error, and process.android.acore fc's, I finally figured out a method that works.
Note: This method assumes you have HTC Sync/drivers correctly install on your PC.
1. Nandroid backup, then factory reset phone (wipe data, cache, etc.)
2. Optional - Install any ROM of your choice, the lone exception being SenseLess as it will not allow you to skip signing in to your Google account without numerous errors. Or just keep the ROM you already have.
3. Reboot phone, go all the way through set-up but DO NOT under any circumstances add an account of any sort Google, Facebook, etc.).
4. Flash kernel and reboot if necessary
5. Download attached T-Mobile Contacts backup apk to your pc, remember file location.
6. Wait for phone to reboot, then connect to PC via USB cable.
7. Connect as HTC Sync
8. After phone connects and HTC Sync program pops up on your PC, choose the "application installer" option
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9. Exit out of that, disconnect phone from PC and make sure Wi-Fi is turned off on phone (app won't sync over wi-fi)
10. Go into apps grid, you will find it as "T-Mobile Contacts". Start it up, pick an option and it will start syncing. If all goes well, when you load up the stock contacts (or "people" app, as htc calls it), you will see all of your backed up t-mobile contacts listed under the "phone" account.
11. That's it! From there you should be able to go ahead and load up all the rest of your accounts (Google, facebook, etc) and they will sync their info into the contacts app by themselves.
NOTE: If you have issues using HTC Sync or the application installer that comes with it doesn't work, you can try the ADB option. This method assumes you have Android SDK kit correctly installed on your computer and set up to work with you device.
1. Complete Steps 1-7 above.
2. Run CMD (command prompt)
3.Type "adb kill-server", enter, then type "adb-start server", enter (without quotes, of course)
4. Type "adb install 'file location'\com.voxmobili.sync.MobileBackup2-1.apk" without quotes, file location is folder path where you downloaded attached file.
5. Continue from Step 9 above.
Let me know if you have any problems.
Seems like a lot just to have tmo backup I'd rather just sign into gmail and have my contacts
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Seems like a lot just to have tmo backup I'd rather just sign into gmail and have my contacts
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Right, and that would make sense if Google had backed up all of my contacts. But for some reason, that never happens. I lose phone numbers on a regular basis with Google. But as long as I have T-Mobile backing up my data, the phone numbers don't go away.
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Hi everyone. My Nexus 7 upgraded yesterday to 4.2. Everything is running correctly except that all of a sudden, last night, I could no longer access Google+ or Google Messenger; instant upload (which goes to G+ stopped working); and none of my apps will update. When I try to refresh Google+ I get the following message:
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Hitting refresh only returns the same message. I tried logging out and logging back in and it will not take my log in. Instead I get an error message telling me that G+ is unable to connect to the servers. I checked my internet connection and everything is working correctly. In fact I have no problem accessing Gmail, calendar, youtube Drive, GVoice, Etc (all on the same account).
When trying to update apps sitting in the update list, I get the following error if I try to update them individually:
If I hit update all, all the updates fail with the same error:
By comparison, I'm not having this issue on either a Galaxy Nexus or a Transformer Prime, both running 4.1 (they both continue to work correctly).
I'm at my wits end and short of doing a factory reset and hope that fixes things I have no clue what could be going on. Of course trying to find someone to speak to at Google is like finding hen's teeth. If anyone could advice I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
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Wow, really helpful. This is why I hardly post here anymore. You ask for information and some numb-nuts always has to answer with something stupid like "just root it".
I was actually wondering if you have root, I will never encourage people to root when a problem can be fixed in a different way. Upgrading to 4.2 doesn't have to mean that you did it using stock-software.
Found a fix (no thanks to AmeesingNoob). I had to purge the Nexus 7 of all the Google accounts (Settings -> Accounts -> Google Accounts -> select the actual individual account(s) -> open settings menu -> remove account). You can remove all the accounts and your device will still function. Now make sure you are on WiFi and add your Google account back: (Settings -> Accounts -> Add Account). once you do that several Apps (mainly Google ones) will prompt you to allow access. once you get past that, everything should be back to normal - no need to do a factory reset and no need to root.
In this tutorial we'll show you how to manually install the Android 4.4.4 OTA file on your Nexus 5.
When a new Android update is released it never takes long to appear on the Google Developer's page as factory images and binary files. Using these generally means wiping your device though, so waiting for the over the air file to appear is a better option for some. However, waiting for it to arrive can take days, so flashing it manually is a much quicker option. Flashing an OTA file also means that all of your data and apps are untouched, along with any custom recovery or root. Here's how to do it.
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Prerequisites:
To do this process you need a couple of things:
Download - > ADB Tools installed on your computer (direct download).
Download - > Android 4.4.4 update for your Nexus 5 (direct dwonload from Google)
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Now, you're getting the KTU84P firmware update specifically for a Nexus 5 running Android 4.4.3 KTU84M. If you do not have this installed already (go to Settings > About Phone > Build Number to check), make sure you get it first.
Once you've downloaded the firmware to your computer you'll want to rename it something convenient like Android-444-OTA.zip and move the zip file to the same folder that ADB Tools are in. Ensure you have USB Debugging enabled in Developer Options first and as always, if you're at all concerned, back up your apps and data beforehand just to be safe.
How to install Android 4.4.4 on the Nexus 5:
1. Turn off your Nexus 5.
2. Press and hold Volume Down and Power until you see the Fastboot screen.
3. Use the volume buttons to highlight ''Recovery mode'' and press Power to confirm.
4. Using the volume buttons again, highlight ''Apply update from ADB'' and press Power.
5. On your computer, hold Shift and right click in a blank area of the ADB Tools window (in Windows Explorer). Select ''Open command window here''. This will open the command prompt window.
6. Connect your Nexus device with a USB cable.
7. Go to the command prompt window and enter the following (using the file name of the OTA zip, whatever you chose to call it):
adb sideload Android-444-OTA.zip
8. Wait for the install to complete and your Nexus 5 to reboot.
If you have any issues, you can then do a factory reset before restoring your apps and data. Post A Reply And Tell Us its Working or Not ? :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
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I have A760 with New Cynogen MOD ROM Android 4.4.
I try to add google account to my phone, after insert verify number with 2 step verification. It's redirect to Google Account page
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No button to Next, Close or Finish.
How can I do?
Thank you.
tap on 'Sign in & security'
to go further in process
in Sign-in & Security tab is
-Security Checkup
When finish check everything in security checkup and done is back to sign-in & security tab.
-Show Recent Security Event
-Show Recent used devices
-Manage Setting
-Manage App
-and Help Section.
It's not has anyway to finish this process. We can't exit browser sign-in, when click exit that process add google account is cancel.
Same issue, Google account gets stuck during browser sign in
I have the same problem with my recently repaired (and factory reset) Samsung tablet. I am prompted to sign in using the browser and I get to the same My Account page as pictured above. But after following all the links and doing the various checks, there is nothing else to do. When I hit the device context menu, I'm given the option to exit the browser sign in, but nothing else. Any help would be appreciated.
Samsung Note 10.1 2014 Edition
I figured out my tablet's problem
My tablet was unable to finish the sign in process with the Google 2-factor authentication enabled. I hope that this helps @supakwong or anyone else who encounters this problem.
Solution: I went into my Google account settings and turned off the 2FA and then tried adding the Google account to my tablet again. The sign in process immediately worked and didn't require me to sign in using the browser. After making sure I could access things like the Play Store, I turned the 2FA back on.
After turning the 2FA back on, in tablet required me to log back into my Google account, but this time it worked great.
Ugh. This is ridiculous. I was hoping there was a better solution than turning off 2-factor, because all my application specific passwords etc will need to be redone.
And... there's our answer. Just create an application specific password and use that to set up your account on your device. Worked like a charm for me. No removing 2-factor.
It's seem happen to not specific phone, I got this problem too.
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The smartphone has become a special part of our life. We keep all our necessary data in the smartphone. All the necessary documents including our photos, videos and contacts are present in it. In such a case, accidentally removing any photo from the smartphone, your important photo gets deleted. In such a situation, getting photos and videos in the phone becomes very difficult.
Computer will not need to recover
Generally, people get deleted files from their Android phones with the help of computers. But there are many people who do not even have a computer. In such a way, how will they recover their required data?
So we are going to tell you a way in this post, so that users will not even need a computer to recover data. Along with this, there are some online apps that claim to recover lost photos and videos.
Deleted contract will also be able to recover
Here we are giving you information about the app called Dr.Fone, which will help you recover your photos, not just videos but also your delete contacts. You can get most deleted files again with the help of this app, but it is necessary that your phone is rooted. Once your phone is rooted, you can easily download this app from the Google Play Store. But let us tell you that you may have to pay some money to recover deleted messages and contacts with the help of this app.
How to recover deleted photo and video from Android phone?
1. First of all, download the Dr.Fone app from the Play Store.
2. After download, install it in your rooted phone.
3. Now open the app and tap on photos and videos.
4. Select the type of file to scan and select the file format you want to retrieve.
5. Now allow the phone to root and scanning will start.
6. The scanning process will take some time to complete.
7. Now select the photos or videos that you want to retrieve or to recover all deleted files, you can also select the Select All option.
Second way:
Android Data Recovery is also an app that can recover your data.
1. First of all download and install Android Data Recovery in your PC or Laptop.
2. Then connect your phone to a PC or laptop.
3. Now you will be asked full access to your phone. For this you have to do with developers.
Going on should have debugging on.
4. Now there are some messages that you will have to OK.
5. Now you will have another window that will ask you which files you want to recover. Select them.
6. Tell you that this process can take more than an hour. Android Data Recovery does not claim that all data on your phone may recover but deleted files can be recovered.
Hi how can I write my name when mtk phone come on I want he must display frist my name [emoji1376][emoji1376][emoji1376][emoji1376]
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don't download and use this software if you are using Samsung it will break your phone .
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This will not give you the opportunity to make a full backup, but it will partially allow you to get into the cloud and save your data. I was able to create a backup on the Honor 50 and after that I restored it on the Huawei tablet.
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1. Naturally, you must have Huawei HMS Core services
2. Perhaps there should be a frame
3. Install this version of the cloud (you can't update, only it works)
4. After installation, immediately open and give all permissions except geolocation (I gave it to it, but it seems to me that it interferes)
5. To log in to the cloud, you have two options
1: Through the button in the curtain
2: Installation Manager tab in AppGallery
6. Two buttons do not work, "Settings" and "Memory Management", you should not touch them - the cloud flies out of control
7. We saw the cloud, but they don't allow us to make a backup, the program writes an error both during recovery and when trying to create a backup, the "System Dispatcher" prevents us from doing this.
8. In developers, we set to allow debugging and debugging only when charging. Install ADB AppControl on the PC, connect the phone through it and remove the ADB "System Dispatcher".
9. After the backup, the dispatcher must be returned, without it we lose battery control, etc.
The data is saved only partially: contacts, messages, photos, videos and some programs. I can't save the settings because the dispatcher is turned off. I'm sorry, I'm writing through a translator, I hope it's clear.
Hey there I'm trying to install the cloud app into my honor 50 but I'm always getting this error. Do you have any idea what is the conflicting app? is a while that I am trying to figure it out but I am unable. T
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the conflicting app?
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I had a conflict if I tried to install "Files" from Huawei first. If you did not install this, then try to install from a third-party file manager, I put all of the X-plore.