I have an HTC One running Android Revolution HD (ARHD), with Android 4.4.2, and I've been getting this error that says >Bluetooth share has stopped working. The problem is that I have *no clue* what's causing this error to appear. I think it started appearing after I clicked the "share" button in an app - but even after fully rebooting my device, I STILL keep getting this error. Does anyone know what could cause this error? And more importantly - how do I debug what app is causing this error? I just don't even know where to start investigating.

So my HTC One M8 battery has been dying recently at around 30%. I'm pretty sure it's hardware, as it happens even after flashing a RUU multiple times. Well anyway, I just searched for showtimes for a movie theater near me and it shut off with no warning, as now is normal. I plugged it in, turned it on and... Nothing from the Android OS is vibrating, as in the lower on screen buttons don't give haptic feedback like before, but all third party apps do, like my SwiftKey. I also noticed that I can't swipe down from notifications to get to my quick setting, it's like it was never designed to go any further. Another thing that changed is that Now On Tap is also disabled. Holding on the home key does nothing. Is it possible the sudden shutdowns finally corrupted something? Should I restore the backup in thankfully made last night, or is there a way to fix any of this?

So, I received a marshmallow update which buggered up the phone. After boot, it kept on saying android.process.acore has stopped with Google+ and an infinite loop asking me to report the error. I don't know what I did but now I just get a screen saying: *** Software Status: Modified *** *** LOCKED *** *** Security Warning *** M8_UL PVT SHIP S-ON HBOOT-319.0.0000 I'm stuck on this screen and none of the options do anything. * Hboot * Ramdump * Reboot * Reboot Fastfoot * Power down What is going on?

I **forgot my password** so it **got formated**, I was gonna just **set the phone** again but the thing is my phones **WiFi does not work** *(Maybe because of the firmware)*. So I thouht I could use **Mobile Data** but I need to **set the APN** and the **Tools button is grayed out**, so I can not do that *(Is there a way?)*. So I think the only way I might have is to **re-flash its stock OS**. And I started trying that. But.. when I try to flash the **ZIP RUU** i downloaded from XDA Forums using the flashing tool they provide *(I tried others but got the same output)* i get this error when the second zip is being written (bootloader) ERR Update zip file failed. (bootloader) ERR ZIP ERROR, exit read zip loop (bootloader) ERR ZIP signature checking failed... (bootloader) Update zip file OK (bootloader) ERR ZIP ERROR CODE, 22 (bootloader) end@Done I looked in Google and found that this maybe because the download is corrupted so i downloaded again but i got the same. Then I tried to flash the firmware because maybe it could be that but I get that same error. So as i looked more i thougt maybe is was because my **bootloader is locked** so looked in how to do that and followed the instructions in HTCDev for my specific model but the *fastboot.exe* file i got opens a terminal window but closes in a second so I did it using the *Open PowerShell from here* method but then **instead** of the response i should get as the **instructions** said i got this error (bootloader) [KillSwitch] : /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/frp (bootloader) [KillSwitch] Last Byte is 0X00, disable unlock (bootloader) [KillSwitch] oem unlock Turn Off! I looked for this in Google and a **forum comment** says it might be like a **protection** because of the reset, What can I do about this if I need to get my phone working again somehow?

In my **HTC One A9**, when I boot in download mode, at the bottom there is the warning: **If you flash a ROM that is not from HTC it could lead to....** (security issues) Does it mean it has a custom ROM?. At the upper side it says ** **locked** ** Also is there a way to know if bootloader has been **re-locked**?

My phone is a **HTC One A9**, I have tried to ask this question in many ways but it is not clear to me if **my phone has been tampered or not**.. It is not rooted and as much as i can see it does not has custom rom.

I recently found my old HTC One and wanted to take a look at the pictures on there. To my unpleasant surprise, the battery died and doesn't charge. I can still plug it in and it shows charging, but it never goes above 0%. If I try to boot it, it just crashes back into the loading screen. Is there any way I can access the storage from the boot/recovery menu alone?

I just got a new HTC One , and while it is brilliant, the speaker volume is awful. Headphones sound really good, but even with the media volume all the way up, the speakers are too quiet. This means that I often miss navigation directions, etc. Is there a hidden speaker volume? Ideally, I do not want to install a custom ROM or root my phone, but any suggestions would be useful.

i noticed someone was removing and putting in the SD and sim card while my phone was powering on and off, and i wanted to know if this is safe or if it can cause issues with the phone? Also they were repairing my phone charging port and said that i encrypted the phone, which i never once did. So i wanted to know if these 2 things were linked or if they could of accidently encrypt it while opening the phone? I'm veryy confused

I have a relatively new HTC ONE M8 running Android 5.0.1 (according to the settings page). The phone is supposed to have 10.5 GB space according to Windows, but at the moment only 945 MB is free (again, according to Windows). However, when I select all of my files within and check properties it shows that they all take up only 5 GB of space, meaning another 4-5ish has disappeared. Any ideas how to fix this, as I'm trying to free up space for more music and pictures? Screenshots from DiskInfo and DiskUsage:

My phone is an HTC One running Android 4.4.2, and the headset is a Logitech G35. I've tried connecting the headset to the phone with a USB OTG cable several times with mixed results: * The buttons on the headset (play/pause, skip, volume) always work. * Sound sometimes comes out of the phone, sometimes comes out of the headset, and sometimes doesn't come out at all. * When sound DOES come out of the headset, it's either at "full volume" (not as loud as I would expect it to be) or muted. The phone won't let me set it to anything in between. * Someone called once while I had sound coming out of it: the phone used the built-in speakers & mic for the call. It works just fine with my laptop (running Linux Mint) so it shouldn't need any special drivers. I'd like to make it work properly because it sounds much better than my earbuds and is pretty good at blocking out noise. I haven't really tried the mic and I'm not too worried about it. What do I need to do to make it work? Am I just overlooking a setting or something? Update: I found [this question](https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/36887/how-can-i-determine-if-my-device-has-usb-host-mode-otg-support?rq=1) and [ran the diagnostic](http://usbhost.chainfire.eu/?search=543132) . It looks like it should have full support for USB devices, so I don't know why it's not working.

Starting last week, my HTC One running ARHD 31.5 keeps forgetting the default launcher. Every few minutes, it will forget the setting and ask me for a launcher when I hit the home button. So far, I haven't found a pattern yet. Here's what I've tried so far: - restarting the phone - removing the default setting via Settings > Apps and setting it fresh - tried different launchers to rule out the launcher deleting the settings - updating the ROM (seriously) It happens both when the phone is locked, or when I keep it unlocked and basically not doing anything but keeping the screen alive. After a few minutes, the default will be gone. Any ideas how to debug this are welcome.

My HTC one m9 plus OS is not working properly (e.g. It reboots several times when I turn on WIFI or data, etc) So I decided to install Android 6 or 7 on it. But after downloading this file During the installation (using adb or putting OS file directly into smartphone's SD card and pressing Power+ - keys in locked mode) it return an error. Probably these errors occur because of unofficial version of OS. If so where can I download official Android 6 or 7 for HTC one m9 plus? and how do I install it? **UPDATE:** Recovery try: 1. press and hold the Power button together with the Volume Down key and hold them until you can see the Download Mode on your screen. 2. select the reboot to bootloader option. 3. go to the boot to Recovery Mode option. after choosing Recovery Mode it shows the following: My smartphone details is as follow: S-ON htc_hiau_ml_thul PVT LK-1.01.0000 RADIO -UNKNOWN openDSP-UNKNOWN OS-2.30.401.1 I've tried the following with cid_num error: modelid: 0PK711000 cidnum: HTC__001 cidnum: HTC__J15 cidnum: HTC__M27 cidnum: HTC__032 cidnum: HTC__Y13 cidnum: HTC__031 cidnum: HTC__102 cidnum: HTC__A07 mainver: 1.85.401.6 modelid: 0PK711000 cidnum: HTC__044 cidnum: HTC__038 mainver: 2.30.707.1 and this unrelated one: modelid: 0PJA10000 cidnum: HTC__001 cidnum: HTC__J15 cidnum: HTC__102 cidnum: HTC__M27 cidnum: HTC__002 cidnum: HTC__032 cidnum: HTC__016 cidnum: HTC__031 cidnum: HTC__A07 cidnum: HTC__Y13 mainver: 4.28.401.3

Since my phone (HTC One M7) can record in 720p at 60 fps, I'm curious if it's possible to record smaller video, like 320x240, at much higher speeds, like 180 fps. Is the 60 fps a hard coded limit?

I am currently in India, and I'm not able to get roaming data with my HTC One M8 Sprint. I have tried several settings and several carriers but to no avail. I have called Sprint but their solutions haven't helped. I have registered for roaming and I verified this on the website. I can connect to carriers to make calls, but I cannot get roaming data. Is there any way I can fix this without having to call Sprint Customer Support again? **EDIT** * Available network operators: Aircel, IND Airtel, Vodafone IN, CellOne * Network Modes: CDMA Only, LTE/CDMA, GSM/UMTS Only, Automatic * All roaming guards are disabled. * Access Point is default Sprint World. * CDMA roaming mode is set to Automatic * Domestic Voice, Domestic Data, International Voice, International Data, and GSM Data is all enabled.

Need help with rooting and installing LineageOS. Have done this before on Nexus 5, but today something went wrong with HTC M8 and now it's stuck on boot screen I can get into bootloader using Power and volume keys, but any other options as Recovery, Factory reset brings me to just boot screen 1. Did a root and installed superSU successfully 2. Flashed recovery and install 3. Something went wrong while installing LineageOS and did a reboot and since then no progress

I was wondering is spell check on android the same as the iPhone, that is does the word get underlined, because that doesn't to be happening in my case. I have downloaded Swiftkey and Google Keyboard and both still don't have that option, is there anything I can do? I don't want next word/current word prediction!

Running the most recent software update on my phone and the most recent HTC Sync Manager and I can't see DCIM folder in HTC Sync Manager. I can see it via HTC native File Manager app, though. I had run into this problem before and it resolved itself somehow. Anyone else running into this problem? Anybody knows what to do?

I have an unrooted HTC One M7, from Verizon. I used to be able to root it with KingoRoot, but now that does not work. I have tried many things to do this: - KingRoot - KingoRoot - TowelRoot - WeakSauce - The PC Version for KingoRoot - iRoot (PC and app) - And several other programs None of those worked. I am running 5.0.2 I can not unlock my bootloader with HTCDev.com because my phone is branded by Verizon. Also, Rumrunner does not work. I get either: (F**k it) or (Such dumb issues you have...). I would also like to know what is causing this. My end goal is to be root with Cyanogenmod and TWRP Touch. Thanks in advance EDIT: I think it would be good if I provide some more information: The HTC Sense version is 6.0 The Software number is 6.22.605.6 The HTC SDK API level is 6.55 The PRI Version is 4.79_002 The PRL version is 15480 The ERI Version is 5 The Kernel version is: 3.4.10-gdcab6f5 and@AABM #1 SMP PREEMPT The Baseband Version is 1.13.41.1209 The Build number is 6.22.605.6 CL495599 release-keys And the Software status is Official I think some of these aren't relevant, but I just put everything to be sure.

My HTC One is about 18 months old. On almost every incoming call I receive, the loudspeaker turns on. Other than the fact you look like an idiot saying 'Hello' only to have your phone on the loudspeaker as if you don't know how to work the thing, it's actually pretty sore when you get a full blast 'HELLO' directly into your ear. I'm wondering if it's an Android issue or specifically an HTC One thing. I honestly can't remember if it happened directly after an update, and I don't really have any odd apps, at least none I think would affect in-coming calls anyway. This question is very similar to mine, but the apps which were un-installed to rectify the problem, are not and have never been on my device. What is the possible reasons for this, and how to fix this?