I flashed my phone to AOKP Build 30 this morning after trying build 28 yesterday. Everything went Ok and phone is running fine on new ROM. I decided to install Black theme on my GN, connected to my laptop (running WIN 7) again but now phone is not detected as USB device anymore. It starts charging phone which means, usb cable is working. I tried on my second PC same issue.
I will appreciate your help.
Do you have the USB "fast charge" feature enabled? If so disable it.
There is also this thread from someone else having the same problem.
But I would say in both cases the "fast charge" is the culprit.
Thanks for your reply. Where is Fast charge feature? I did not enable it. I will appreciate your help.
I just checked fast charge value is zero in ../says/kernal/fast charge.
I'm having the same issue on my GSM version. I came from AOKP build 28 to AOKP build 30. The phone charges but no storage device is detected by my windows 8 pc.
I have DISABLED fast charge and it makes no difference. I've also re-download and re-flashed build 30. In addition I've tried several different kernels all making no difference.
Any solutions???
rookie8155 said:
Thanks for your reply. Where is Fast charge feature? I did not enable it. I will appreciate your help.
I just checked fast charge value is zero in ../says/kernal/fast charge.
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Fast Charge is a feature of your kernel.. I use franco.kernel and the app that goes with it, in the app there is an option to turn it on and off. If that is not the issue hopefully you can find the answer within the other thread.
Turn on mtp.
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I think all problems are related to ROM control settings as regards to the SD card. In performance I unchecked fast charge under kernel tweaks. Under startup tweaks I unchecked SD Boost. I also just disabled all startup tweaks. I rebooted and have full connectivity as well as USB debugging. Hope that helps.
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akellar said:
Turn on mtp.
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That doesn't work. It's checked already.
I am sorry, I am new to Android. I will appreciate more detailed instructions on how to fix the issue or how to enable MTP etc.
rookie8155 said:
I am sorry, I am new to Android. I will appreciate more detailed instructions on how to fix the issue or how to enable MTP etc.
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1.) settings -> ROM control -> performance -> scroll down to kernel tweaks, uncheck Fast Charge
2.) settings -> ROM control -> Start-up Tweaks -> uncheck Enable SD boost/uncheck Enable start-up tweaks
3.) settings -> Storage -> three dots in lower right corner (settings) -> USB computer connection -> check MTP
If you didn't know what I was talking about before you probably don't have kernel tweaks or start up tweaks checked. It might be MTP (#3) although it wasn't in my case. Cheers.
phaze one said:
1.) settings -> ROM control -> performance -> scroll down to kernel tweaks, uncheck Fast Charge
2.) settings -> ROM control -> Start-up Tweaks -> uncheck Enable SD boost/uncheck Enable start-up tweaks
3.) settings -> Storage -> three dots in lower right corner (settings) -> USB computer connection -> check MTP
If you didn't know what I was talking about before you probably don't have kernel tweaks or start up tweaks checked. It might be MTP (#3) although it wasn't in my case. Cheers.
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First of all, big thanks for your help. In my case first two settings were already unchecked. The problem was in the third option where MTP was not checked in Storage.
phaze one said:
1.) settings -> ROM control -> performance -> scroll down to kernel tweaks, uncheck Fast Charge
2.) settings -> ROM control -> Start-up Tweaks -> uncheck Enable SD boost/uncheck Enable start-up tweaks
3.) settings -> Storage -> three dots in lower right corner (settings) -> USB computer connection -> check MTP
If you didn't know what I was talking about before you probably don't have kernel tweaks or start up tweaks checked. It might be MTP (#3) although it wasn't in my case. Cheers.
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This fixed it. Thanks so much!!!
rookie8155 said:
First of all, big thanks for your help. In my case first two settings were already unchecked. The problem was in the third option where MTP was not checked in Storage.
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Glad to help.
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Just a note, on build 28 I found that after disabling fast charge, you have to unplug then replug the USB to get detected. You can then re-enable fast charge without disrupting connection.
Fast charge option forces USB power sources to be treated like an AC charging adapter and removes the 500 miliamp limit.
I have the same problem, but.... with the stock rom, with the official 4.0.4 update.
I have tried everything: flash 4.0.1, 4.0.2, 4.0.4 downloaded from the official site. Reinstall drivers. Plug into another laptops. Custom roms. I've used the advices from this post (unchecks and checks)...flash original bootloaders, several recoveries... i don't know what else to do.
I'm connecting thanks to AirDroid and FileExpert (ftp transfer this one)
any idea?
Krakos said:
I have the same problem, but.... with the stock rom, with the official 4.0.4 update.
I have tried everything: flash 4.0.1, 4.0.2, 4.0.4 downloaded from the official site. Reinstall drivers. Plug into another laptops. Custom roms. I've used the advices from this post (unchecks and checks)...flash original bootloaders, several recoveries... i don't know what else to do.
I'm connecting thanks to AirDroid and FileExpert (ftp transfer this one)
any idea?
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I was fine after checking the following three options:
1.) settings -> ROM control -> performance -> scroll down to kernel tweaks, uncheck Fast Charge
2.) settings -> ROM control -> Start-up Tweaks -> uncheck Enable SD boost/uncheck Enable start-up tweaks
3.) settings -> Storage -> three dots in lower right corner (settings) -> USB computer connection -> check MTP
rookie8155 said:
I was fine after checking the following three options:
1.) settings -> ROM control -> performance -> scroll down to kernel tweaks, uncheck Fast Charge
2.) settings -> ROM control -> Start-up Tweaks -> uncheck Enable SD boost/uncheck Enable start-up tweaks
3.) settings -> Storage -> three dots in lower right corner (settings) -> USB computer connection -> check MTP
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I have done that for four times...and nothing, it's really really weird, my mtp is like dead.
And i am not the only one, in the spanish forum htcmania there are some people with my same problem.
It all started with the official update to 4.0.4 so i hope it would be fixed in the next update (if google won't do worst)
phaze one said:
1.) settings -> ROM control -> performance -> scroll down to kernel tweaks, uncheck Fast Charge
2.) settings -> ROM control -> Start-up Tweaks -> uncheck Enable SD boost/uncheck Enable start-up tweaks
3.) settings -> Storage -> three dots in lower right corner (settings) -> USB computer connection -> check MTP
If you didn't know what I was talking about before you probably don't have kernel tweaks or start up tweaks checked. It might be MTP (#3) although it wasn't in my case. Cheers.
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The MTP works for me, Thanks
I'm on the latest cyanogenmod nightly with superuser integrated. I disabled it and now it's gone from my settings menu so I can't reenable it. help appreciated.
Is the app still installed. Download it from the play store.
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I'm having the same problem as OP, need help solving it. Downloading the app from the play store didn't help as CM10.1 has Superuser integrated within it.
Reflash the rom?
figured out how to get the "# Superuser" menu item back...
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I'm having the same problem as OP, need help solving it. Downloading the app from the play store didn't help as CM10.1 has Superuser integrated within it.
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I just had this same problem - I disabled root via the "# Superuser" sub-menu off settings ..then it disappeared.
...I then also noticed my "{ } Developer options" was gone... (not sure if one led to another or not). Anyhooooo... I re-enabled developer options (via tapping build number a bunch of times) then, inside developer options, turn "on" dev options, then when down to the "Root Access" options, selected then enabled "Apps and ADB".
Tada .. "# Superuser" is back in the main settings menu.
fyi .. I then went back to developer options to turn them off ..as I usually don't have them on unless I'm coding... noticed that the "{ } Developer options" menu item disappeared again. No worries though it reappears if you do go back and tap on build number
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To access developer options in 4.3 you need to do the following:
Goto Settings, More, About Device
Got to Build Number and press it several times. This will activate the Developer options.
You'll then see Developer options under System Manager
Hope this helps....
How to hide developer options in Options?
Go to: Settings>apps> then find settings on list and clear data for it (but that option will be probably greyed out) if so then:
Download this app but it requires root
If you don't have it than only solution will be factory reset.
To get rid of the annoying bloatware app that comes with Blackshark 4/Pro [Global/CN ROM] as well as gets free-RAM space and secure some privacy. Here is the simplest & efficient method to do.
Requirement: -
PC/Laptop
USB cable
OpenJDK Software
Xiaomi ADB & Fast boot Tools Software
How to prepare USB debugging: -
Go to Setting > My devices > All Specs > Press on Build Number (7-times until you see the message “you are now developer)
Go to Setting > Additional Setting > Developer Options > Press OK > Enable both USB debugging & Install via USB
Connect the phone to PC via USB cable > Allow USB debugged connection to PC.
From PC, Download “OpenJDK” > Install it.
Run “Xiaomi ADB & Fastboot Tools.jar” > Confirm your BS4/Pro connection first. [Serial/Codename appear on top left screen]
To Uninstall Bloatware: -
Go to ADB Tab > Uninstaller Tab > Select the desired app to delete > Press Uninstall.
To Reinstall Bloatware: -
Go to ADB Tab > reinstaller Tab > Select the desired app to reinstall > Press Reinstall.
To Disable Bloatware Services: -
Go to ADB Tab > Disabler Tab > Select the desired app to Disable > Press Disable!
To Enable Bloatware Services: -
Go to ADB Tab > Enabler Tab > Select the desired app to Enable > Press Enable!
Note:
# Bloatware app can be optionally restored from the reinstall tab.
# Choose your list with care & the safe list is included within the attached photo.
# This method efficiently stops bloatware/services and preserves RAM-Space.
# Uninstalling bloatware app won’t be re-installed automatically after phone update.
# Disable services app won’t be enabled after phone update.