Hi i have problem some times caller id show just number when someone call me sometimes(same number) show name from contacts how to fixit
Same thing here...
Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not... Actually it has only worked a couple of times...
At first I thought I was closing the ID Contact Monitor when I used an application close button (Battery Back from Omega One). But then I noticed that it still does not work even without the app closer.
Any clues?
I believe that this is probably down to the 32 process limitation of WM2003 on the XDAII 28 processes open automatically as you open programs the XDAII will close what it thinks isn't needed any more.
Can anyone confirm? :?
Hmmm... It could very well be that... :roll:
If you don't use the "permanent save" feature, then you can delete the 4 flashman files out of the \windows\startup folder.
this gives 4 more process slots. Making the number of running processes at startup more in line with a normal XDA.
wasting 4 process slots on 4 different programs that do the same thing to 4 different databases is rediculous. Having them running even when the feature is turned off is also rediculous.
..Chuck..
Yes, thanks... I deleted the task I don't use and now IACaller is working fine ever since...
Thanks!
I've upgraded to the new ROM, and only the lesser 19 processes now, meant to alleviate this problem.
In addition, it's a newer fix of Caller ID.
And even more, I removed the FOUR flashman/mem processes from startup too.
And even then, I find after just half a day of running apps and stuff, Caller ID no longer shows a photo, and requires a reboot to work properly.
Not happy at all, not in the slightest. Not in the least bit impressed, because i see little else that can be done to fix this, so no likliehood of a solution.
VERY poor to say the least.
Shadamehr,
Are you using an application closer like Pocket Plus or Wisbar?
If not, I suggest you use one. Remember that whithout an app closer you are consuming valuable resources and the X only minimizes them.
Best regards,
Rayan
I was using SideBarX.
What I find however, is that this is the WORSE thing to use, as it closes ALL apps, so if the Caller ID HAD happened to just recently update itself, it would close that too, so in effect, closing the very thing with any potential to fix things.
Alas, I find the only thing that works, is to do a soft reset twice or three times a day.
Not a great loss given how quick re-boot time is, but a bit of a stupid solution nonetheless.
Additionally, I find another slight issue, in that if I get an SMS, when I click the notification envelope on the top bar to open it (if I had left it, not catching it straight away, so the first pop up of it had already gone) then the 'speech bubble' that appears with the message in, is REALLY slow now after the new ROM update, taking a second or two to draw itself properly. I can see the outline of the bubble for a fair while before the bubble 'draws' on screen properly.
Sadly however, it even does this after a soft reset to speed things up, so I am very concerned about this aspect of things.
It worked a lot faster before the update.
The rest of the update has been a good thing for me, but I am a bit angry about the Caller ID problem still being here at least for me, but more worryingly, I am concerned at the apparent speed slow down for some things! Especially as I have read tales of others experiencing this too.
But overall, its nothing earth-shattering I guess.
Shadamehr,
As far as the CallerID problem, at first I was having the same problems but I managed to fix this by removing unwanted items on the startup folder (remember the 32 process limit?) and by using Pocket Plus, since it allows you to exclude CallerID from closing.
I also use ScaryBear Software's Check Notifications to remove duplicate events on my system's databases.
Good luck!
Rayan
Pocket Plus? Cheers mate - I'll go search now.
Here's hoping it works.
Also, the new ROM is only meant to have 19 things running. I have further removed the four flashman files from startup.
Do you know of anything else I can remove?
Cheers mate.
Can't find Pocket Plus mate (at least not as a free app).
Any link for me please?
I don't remember what things where in the Startup folder but this is the stuff I have now:
CheckAutoRun.lnk <--- No idea what this is for
ChgDfLnk.lnk <--- No idea what this is for
ClearTemp.lnk <--- I installed this
IA_Caller_ID.lnk
MMReg.lnk <--- No idea what this is for
Pocket Plus.lnk
Poutlook.lnk
Stk.lnk
VoiceCommand.lnk <--- Microsoft's Voice Command
Cheers and good luck!
Rayan
You can find it here http://www.handango.com/SearchRedirect.jsp?siteId=1&jid=2BD54724B6D87D58BA6CB6BA8BB79B81
Cheers!
Hi all,
I've the problem with with my XDA II and IA Caller ID. It works for one or two hours and then impossible to see a picture. The only thing to do is a soft reset.
I've checked the processes and I'm now with 16 processes (using PHM Task Manager to see the processes) and when the problem occurs, the IA_Caller_ID process is still active.
For information, I use WisBar advance to really close my programs and I kill ActiveSync every time I leave the XDA from the cradle.
Thanks for your help...
hello,
Do you put pictures in your SD Card ?
If yes, try with pictures in your phone memory.
I have the same problem with ringtone in my old Qtek (first generation SPV by Orange)
Sometimes, the sdcard is poweroff to preserve battery life...
test and come back ;-)
THe picture is in "/my documents" none on the SD card
Now it's new, sometimes the XDAII doesn't ring at all. The screen lights on but no ring and no information. :shock:
This may sound like a rant but I can't help it.
HTC dialer is really bad. In fact, is so bad I wouldn't dare calling it an app. It's more like a piece of malicious code.
I've read the forum and tried to find a way to completely remove it from sense-based roms, no luck so far.
There are several problems I'd like to point out in case you're wondering why I hate the dialer so much.
1. Can't list through contacts cause it auto-dials whenever you dare to touch the list.
2. When it does that, there's no way to hangup that call cause proximity sensor won't let you.
3. There's no option to turn off the annoying haptic feedback, it won't comply with global settings.
4. There's no option to change appearance, except perhaps manually editing the apk.
5. Pulling up and down to answer or reject a call is a FAILED concept because pulling the phone out of the pocket will answer the call.
ATM I've decided to use a NON-sense based rom only because of the dialer.
I'm willing to give up on ALL HTC apps just to get rid of it.
Good riddance HtcDialer.
That's relative to the person using it.
Hello,
after going through various threads about building roms...replacing and removing applications...i found the following threads very informative-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1049846
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1005512
But,i'm still not clear about replacing the Dialer and the contact applications..
I want to use Gocontacts and Godialer instead of the stock ones. It would b really helpful if someone could share some information regarding what applications need to b removed if i want to do tht. Some of the applications that i think are related to it are-
Contacts.apk
ContactsProvider.apk
Phone.apk
dialertabactivity.apk
Oh C'mon guys....Nobody has any clue abt it
A little help won't hurt
You don't need to remove anything. Just install the apps and replace shortcuts.
yes i did the same...but i still have both the dialers and messaging app...now already our phone has a low internal memory and in my phone there's just 60mb of tht left...so i was thinking it might save me an extra 10mb or so
I believe that it's better to keep the stock apps in case something stops working.
Besides, the "third place" apps are stored in data partition, while stock ones in system. So deleting stock apps won't free you app space.
Yeah i searched several other threads and found that dialer apps are necessary coz of the incoming calls...and deleting them will cause instability
though the messaging app can b deleted...thanks for the reply though
THREAD CLOSED
So, since day one I used UK Nougat firmware on FHD resolution. Yesterday i moved back to WQHD and now my Viber is bugged. Any idea, how to fix it? I would reinstall viber, but as far as I know, I would lose all messages? I also tried to clean cache, restart phone and nothing helps..
Temp. solution for others (i guess). I had to change original background to each conversation. I guess also new conversation would be bugged and need to change background.
droidhd said:
Temp. solution for others (i guess). I had to change original background to each conversation. I guess also new conversation would be bugged and need to change background.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Backup your data on google drive, then restore to default in settings!
I think you messages will remain, if not you can restore from earlier backuped data!
After that all is ok!
Permanent solution for all existens and new chats is:
Viber settings>change background. You can also use original background as i have it and it works. It must be something with resolution change that mess up in viber, but all fine now
Yeah, obviously Viber cuts the background image exactly to the size needed and just did not think of the case you can adjust the resolution of your device (which is a new one).
From today, viber didn't fix this bug!
Hi, I know some Samsung devices have a screen recorder installed by default, but that isn't the case for me. I've tried to port it with apks multiple times, and none of those times has it actually worked. When I use an app activity launcher to access the settings activity and the record one, it either doesn't do anything, or starts recording and then there's no way to stop it, and I find third party ones not as good, as they don't record sound unless I record external audio with the microphone, so I would be thankful to anyone who provides a non-root alternative/solution on Nougat, because it is a really useful feature to have, (that's why it is a standard feature in many phones)
Thanks to everyone who helps