Hey, I need some help. In the service code *#9900# I hit "Enable silent logging from boot" and now I can't disabled it?! I get a toast notification on startup that silent logging cannot start check my debug setting. I hate this and there is a service running called "SiletLogging" siletlogservice and com.sec.modem.settings. It is annoying and taking up resources. Any help would be great! I went o the silent logging app in the ap manager and cleared cache, tried clearing cache partition on the phone itself, etc. I tried enabling debug and then enabled silent logging and disabling but I am unable to stop the silent logging from running? I tried going to the silentlogqcom file and changing from a 1 to a 0 but it didn't work. I don't want to have to reset my phone to undo this. Arg, I'm an idiot! This is a stock T-Mobile Note 3 running Android 5.0.
Thanks a million!
5th
Fifth313ment said:
Hey, I need some help. In the service code *#9900# I hit "Enable silent logging from boot" and now I can't disabled it?! I get a toast notification on startup that silent logging cannot start check my debug setting. I hate this and there is a service running called "SiletLogging" siletlogservice and com.sec.modem.settings. It is annoying and taking up resources. Any help would be great! I went o the silent logging app in the ap manager and cleared cache, tried clearing cache partition on the phone itself, etc. I tried enabling debug and then enabled silent logging and disabling but I am unable to stop the silent logging from running? I tried going to the silentlogqcom file and changing from a 1 to a 0 but it didn't work. I don't want to have to reset my phone to undo this. Arg, I'm an idiot! This is a stock T-Mobile Note 3 running Android 5.0.
Thanks a million!
5th
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OK I think I fixed it. I went into the application manager in settings and went to apps diagmonagent, devicetest, factory mode, service mode and silent logging and cleared data and cache in each. Then I cleared all cache data in storage settings, then went to recovery (turn off phone and hold volume up and home while pressing and holding power until you see recovery in little text on the Samsung logo you can release) and cleared system cache and also disabled cp logging in there too for good measure. When I restarted the phone the silent logging was gone and my normal system resources were back to normal. Man I got lucky! Won't mess with that anymore but at least if someone else does they have a fix which is why I am leaving this here for future people who mess up like myself!
Once using silentlogging its in autostart. You can use an App like Power Clean or ES task manager then look for autostart option find silentlogging and disable its autostart. That is easiest way to fix and it works. I had same Problem. Please be careful and do not disable every task.
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Ok this is driving me crazy, I've tried reinstalling/clearing data but nothing is working. And yes I have 'set on boot' checked.
Has anyone had this issue or have an email to the dev?
Had the same issue, if you don't have profiles enabled you will not have an icon in the tray. Also, with my case, for some reason the setcpu task was disabled using my AUTOSTARTS app. I would check either of those first.
You said you cleared data, was that through recovery menu or the "manage applications" entry for setcpu? Try clearing CACHE, DALVIK and the manage applications data clear...
I have noticed that if you have the widget in use it will do this, and you have to click on it for it to set. I removed the widget and it seems to be fine now.
I have never used the widget, I do have profiles enabled, it is not disabled in autostarts, and I have tried both wiping cache/dalvic from recovery and wiping app cache in settings.
Not sure what else to try.
So I sideloaded the Google Dialer from the Nexus devices on my rooted Verizon Galaxy S5. I downloaded the APK, copied it to /system/priv-app, changed the permissions to 644 (rw-r--r--), then ran the APK to install the dialer. I tried launching both from the app drawer and through Nova's shorcut, Actions, Google Dialer and then the first phone option; both ways loads the launcher and then immediately crashes with the error "Unfortunately, Google Dialer has stopped." Has anybody had any success getting the Google Dialer to work on their Galaxy S5? If so, any workarounds that you had to do to get it to work or did it just work? I'm wondering if it's because I froze a bloatware or installed an app that's causing a conflict. My stock Samsung dialer works fine, but I'm not a fan of that dialer and I like the local business search feature of the Google Dialer.
I installed it, but it crashes as soon as I try to search for a person (type any key and crash). I'm not really interested in rooting my phone til CM is ready, but I hear you need to to get it working properly.
Crashing here too, something with S5 firmware or software?
Same here
I'm on a Verizon Galaxy S5 rooted with GEL and I tried making a shortcut to the Google Dialer with QuickShortcutMaker. The dialer crashes every time. Would love to be able to use the Google Dialer again. Coming from CM11 on a Galaxy Nexus.
To stop it crashing, you need to clear your system caches.
Go to the Applications manager in the Settings menu and find the Google dialer in the "all" column
Choose force stop > clear cache > clear data
Now reboot to recovery mode (power phone down, then volume up + home + power)
And select clear cache
Then a normal reboot and you should be good
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I am having a problem with the stock Samsung dailer, it crashes at least once whenever making a call. I tried clearing the cache that helped for a little bit but now the issue is back,. Any idea of how to get rid of this problem permanently?
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To stop it crashing, you need to clear your system caches.
Go to the Applications manager in the Settings menu and find the Google dialer in the "all" column
Choose force stop > clear cache > clear data
Now reboot to recovery mode (power phone down, then volume up + home + power)
And select clear cache
Then a normal reboot and you should be good
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thanks a lot for posting, this solved my issue on my phone : "gm5 plus d" , android 7.1 / cm14.1
I am getting a constant barrage that tells me "Unfortunately, Weather has stopped". I assume it's the app on my home screen that was installed automatically. This message will not stop and repeats so quickly I am unable to do anything, literally. I have to pull the battery and reboot. Please help.
Usually a corrupt cache. The following procedure will resolve most xxxx app has stopped error messages.
If you are using a weather widget on your homescreen, drag it to the trashcan. Then go into the settings menu > applications > all > application manager > weather and click force stop, then clear cache, then clear data.
Then boot to recovery mode (pull battery, replace it, then press and hold in order the volume up key, then the home key, then the power key). Once the screen turns on, release the keys and from recovery mode, wipe the partition cache (or wipe cache + Dalvik if you have a custom recovery).
That should clear up corrupt or messed up weather settings. You will have to drag your weather widget to your homescreen again to replace it.
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Usually a corrupt cache. The following procedure will resolve most xxxx app has stopped error messages.
If you are using a weather widget on your homescreen, drag it to the trashcan. Then go into the settings menu > applications > all > application manager > weather and click force stop, then clear cache, then clear data.
Then boot to recovery mode (pull battery, replace it, then press and hold in order the volume up key, then the home key, then the power key). Once the screen turns on, release the keys and from recovery mode, wipe the partition cache (or wipe cache + Dalvik if you have a custom recovery).
That should clear up corrupt or messed up weather settings. You will have to drag your weather widget to your homescreen again to replace it.
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Thank you so much for answering. The sign happens so quickly and so frequently it's extremely challenging, but I was able to delete it from my home screen. The app manager only lists downloaded apps and I think the one causing the problems is part of the standard package as I don't see it there.
I did find running apps. I did not see any weather apps. Things started happening so quickly that there is no time to do anything.
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The app manager only lists downloaded apps
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Not true. If you choose the "all" column instead of the "downloaded" column, you would see all of the apps.
settings menu > applications > application manager > all > weather
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Everytime I download something download manager gives me all the notifications of everything I've downloaded since I cleared the cache and data for download manager. After I clear the cache and data it clears the recently downloaded things but.. Starts building up the notifications again until I clear the cache and data again. It's very annoying.. I've tried to make ADM(Advanced Download manager) my default but it never asks me when I start downloading something if I want to use ADM.. Soit just uses download manager. I've tried using, Default App Manager to change the default for downloads but ADM doesn't show up in the list of apps. Please help.
I'm running CM 11 on an s4
I think this is a bug in download manager. I don't know of a fix. But I've noticed on my Nexus 4 that it only keeps displaying notifications again if you don't dismiss the download notification before shutting down or rebooting if that helps at all. When it does happen, just like you said you can go and clear the cache of download manager.