So I don't know if anyone else has been experiencing this but when I have any Android mobile driver installed, Explorer.exe returns the scroll position to the top every couple of seconds while I am scrolling further down. It makes it next to impossible to read all the filenames in time, short of using the down key which jumps the view back to the cursor. This happens with LG, Huawei, Motorola, and CWM drivers. It goes away as soon as I uninstall the only Android driver. But I need the drivers for some things so it's inconvenient to have to uninstall them until I need them again. Windows 10 Pro.
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When I uninstall some of my software the units displays this round thing in the middle then nothing happens...it hangs....but when i open the sim card bay it restarts.....then when i Wninstall it then it will.....
What do u think about this problem?
thanks
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the uninstall app hanging is common in PPC 2k2 OS. Before attempting to uninstall, reboot the device first then uninstall the app. Also, the spinning cursor thing is called the "wait cursor". It's the same thing as the 'busy' cursor you see in desktop Windows apps.
As for the SIM door, you don't need to open it at all. Anytime you open the SIM door the device automatically reboots. This has nothing to do with the other problem listed above.
I have a security application that I wrote to run on our sales staff tablets. We have several hundred sales people in the field and they are going to use tablets instead of laptops (once we get it done). Here's the problem. The Application cannot be deleted so we root the device and move the application to system/app and the manifest auto starts the program. Now, the problem is we just discovered that you can force stop the application and it does not restart when rebooting the tablet. It only restarts if the user selects it from the apps, until then it stays off (very bad for us). Unfortunately, we cannot have the application turned off, we always need the application to run especially after rebooting. We don't care the force stop stops the program, but it has to restart on boot.
Currently I'm testing on an ASUS TF101 but the same behavior is seen on other tablets.
I have deteremined that I can adb shell and run am startservice -a android.intent.action.MAIN .... which gets it going again, but I don't seem to be able to get this into any startup scripts. The .rc scripts seem to be on the ROM and don't stay modified after you reboot.
So, does anyone have any ideas on how to solve this? I would like to root the device, install our app, unroot it. I would also like any updates not to undo it if the MFG pushes an update. I really don't want to make custom boot images either nor install another app. I could write another app that checks app_1 and restarts it etc etc, but then again all you have to do is force stop them all. I would just really like to remove (disable) the force stop button on our application which runs only on devices we own.
Thanks,
TimmyDean
Did you find any solution for this one?
Thanks
I made my first android app, it seems to run on most phones no problem
but one phone my bud has he installs the app no problem but the app will not run from the app launcher no matter what
when you click the app it just goes to the home screen.
However if you goto google play and click OPEN it runs fine
or if you hold HOME and goto recent Apps it opens right up, what could possibly make it not open from the launcher?
it only happens on HTC Thunderbolt works fine on 10 other phones so far.
I know this isnt the development forum but it said i had to post here until i had 10 posts.
Okay so i got it to do the same thing on my phone by trying a different launcher... it seems not to work with certain launchers, how can i fix this?
its a pretty basic app i mean what would cause this? it says Application not installed when you click it
Connect the phone to your PC, and open DDMS (AndroidSDK/Tools) or Eclipse. Check the logcat output and you'll catch the error (then you can search a way to fix it).
Okay i narrowed it down a bit more, when my app installs through google play it sticks on a white screen and crashes with a activity not found exception
(the activity in question is being called from the main activity onCreate method)
However after the program crashes it runs perfectly fine other times you open it.
its almost like the oncreate is trying to launch the activity before it registers with the operating system or something.
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