encryption - Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers

Can I still encrtypt my rooted device. I'm on lineage micro g and I want my trust setting green as I have all ready set enforcing on.

Never mind I've managed to do it.

Can you please tell me how did you managed to do that both?

xperiax3xx said:
Can you please tell me how did you managed to do that both?
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Quite easy if you have magisk installed make sure you check preserve force encryption then go to setting and security and location and hit the encryption menu but make sure you charge the device to 100%

ttocs99 said:
Quite easy if you have magisk installed make sure you check preserve force encryption then go to setting and security and location and hit the encryption menu but make sure you charge the device to 100%
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what about SELinux?? I tried to set it to enforcing by command using terminal but couldn't get it to work

xperiax3xx said:
what about SELinux?? I tried to set it to enforcing by command using terminal but couldn't get it to work
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Use MTweaks just after every reboot you have to set it to enforcing again but it works and trust will be all green.

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spontaneous boot loop?

my rooted G2 with stock 4.2 suddenly quit accepting a charge and appears to be caught in a boot loop. when I have it in via usb to my laptop it (laptop) responds by recognizing 12 different devices while saying they they all need to be reformatted. when I unplug the device they go away on the laptop. when I hold power (device) the LG logo will appear then quickly disappear leaving only the very dim backlight as proof that it isn't completely dead. any ideas? thank you
one more thing, the fiddling I have been doing is xposed modules. the last one I think I activated was xblast tools (very cool sh*t by the way).
You need to flash the xposed disable zip that's automatically put on the root of the storage directory. The latest module or change you added is most likely the cause. After flashing the zip, you'll need to reinstall xposed. Remember to disable the module that caused the bootloop.
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You dun got ATT'ed.
They're pushing OTA's out without asking now.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2647654
Do one thing flash the .tot file for your phone if you can get to download mod, it should bring it back to factory defaults but it will format your sdcard as well so all personal data will be gone.
Here is the link to instructions:
http://www.droidviews.com/how-to-restore-lg-g2-to-stock-firmware/
se1988 said:
You need to flash the xposed disable zip that's automatically put on the root of the storage directory. The latest module or change you added is most likely the cause. After flashing the zip, you'll need to reinstall xposed. Remember to disable the module that caused the bootloop.
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I can flash even though I can not enter download mode?
abhinav.tella said:
Do one thing flash the .tot file for your phone if you can get to download mod, it should bring it back to factory defaults but it will format your sdcard as well so all personal data will be gone.
Here is the link to instructions:
http://www.droidviews.com/how-to-restore-lg-g2-to-stock-firmware/
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I cannot enter download mode I'm afraid.
khaytsus said:
You dun got ATT'ed.
They're pushing OTA's out without asking now.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2647654
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What exactly do you mean? I glanced at the link and either your joke went right over my head or I missed it in the lot her thread.
pollutedmuse said:
I can flash even though I can not enter download mode?
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can't you enter recovery?
If you can't enter recovery or download mode, you have a softbrick. Search on how to solve softbrick issues. Im sorry I cant help you any further if it is a softbrick, as I am completely new to LG
se1988 said:
can't you enter recovery?
If you can't enter recovery or download mode, you have a softbrick. Search on how to solve softbrick issues. Im sorry I cant help you any further if it is a softbrick, as I am completely new to LG
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Do you mean hard brick?
pollutedmuse said:
my rooted G2 with stock 4.2 suddenly quit accepting a charge and appears to be caught in a boot loop. when I have it in via usb to my laptop it (laptop) responds by recognizing 12 different devices while saying they they all need to be reformatted. when I unplug the device they go away on the laptop. when I hold power (device) the LG logo will appear then quickly disappear leaving only the very dim backlight as proof that it isn't completely dead. any ideas? thank you
one more thing, the fiddling I have been doing is xposed modules. the last one I think I activated was xblast tools (very cool sh*t by the way).
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When you plug it into your computer do you see a yellowed out device in Windows device manager?
If so try this - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=48361867&postcount=68
or alternately, install the pdanet drivers.
If you can then get adb access to your device there are several paths you could take.
I used this thread (I had recovery but not twrp), as it's the least destructive - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451696
If you can't get adb access with either single sooner or pdanet drivers, you may have to resort to this..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2582142
(actually kind of sounds like fun to me)
pollutedmuse said:
Do you mean hard brick?
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No, hard brick is when the device won't even turn on. OPs device turns on, but is stuck in limbo.
se1988 said:
No, hard brick is when the device won't even turn on. OPs device turns on, but is stuck in limbo.
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Oh, F'n sweet! Thank good sir! I am gonna work on your advice immediately.
CxanDroid said:
When you plug it into your computer do you see a yellowed out device in Windows device manager?
If so try this - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=48361867&postcount=68
or alternately, install the pdanet drivers.
If you can then get adb access to your device there are several paths you could take.
I used this thread (I had recovery but not twrp), as it's the least destructive - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451696
If you can't get adb access with either single sooner or pdanet drivers, you may have to resort to this..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2582142
(actually kind of sounds like fun to me)
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Thank you my friend!
pollutedmuse said:
Oh, F'n sweet! Thank good sir! I am gonna work on your advice immediately.
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Good luck!!
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How DO You Take the Unlocked Padlock on boot screen off

ok ive rooted my gs5 and ive also have wanam exposed on my device and I was told I could remove that custom unlocked padlock on the boot screen with wanam but I have looked through all the options in the wanam app and I don't see this option anywhere so could somebody please help me out and tell me how to make this custom padlock on boot screen to be gone. Thanks in advance
DopeShow said:
ok ive rooted my gs5 and ive also have wanam exposed on my device and I was told I could remove that custom unlocked padlock on the boot screen with wanam but I have looked through all the options in the wanam app and I don't see this option anywhere so could somebody please help me out and tell me how to make this custom padlock on boot screen to be gone. Thanks in advance
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Open up Wanam and go to security hacks. In there it will have an option for "fake system status"
jagrave said:
Open up Wanam and go to security hacks. In there it will have an option for "fake system status"
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it nt look like im gonna be using wanam exposed cause its not letting my s health work and ive tried the fix and still wont work
DopeShow said:
it nt look like im gonna be using wanam exposed cause its not letting my s health work and ive tried the fix and still wont work
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Sorry man. I don't really use xposed a lot or s-health, so idk if there is another fix or not for that.
DopeShow said:
it nt look like im gonna be using wanam exposed cause its not letting my s health work and ive tried the fix and still wont work
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You could give the xsecurestorage module a shot, you should be able to get shealth to work with xposed. Thr fix i know should be just disable secure storage, clear davlik cache and cache in recovery, then clear data of the s health app and reboot once more and it should work. Otherwise i dont know, there are quite a few threads on both disabling the padlock and getting xposed to play nice with shealth, just search around, supposedly triangleaway will remove the padlock i wouldnt count on it though.
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Rakuu said:
You could give the xsecurestorage module a shot, you should be able to get shealth to work with xposed. Thr fix i know should be just disable secure storage, clear davlik cache and cache in recovery, then clear data of the s health app and reboot once more and it should work. Otherwise i dont know, there are quite a few threads on both disabling the padlock and getting xposed to play nice with shealth, just search around, supposedly triangleaway will remove the padlock i wouldnt count on it though.
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I did the s health fix changing the securewstorage=true to false and reboot then reinstall exposed and nada s health wont even open I get that lil white window that pops up sayin s health has closed, so is there any other ways of getting this damn custom lock off my boot screen?
DopeShow said:
I did the s health fix changing the securewstorage=true to false and reboot then reinstall exposed and nada s health wont even open I get that lil white window that pops up sayin s health has closed, so is there any other ways of getting this damn custom lock off my boot screen?
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I thibk you misssed the part where you clear data and cache of shealth and all that, from what ive read turning off secure storage is not enough to get it working. Sit tight and i'll edit this post with some clearer instructions.
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Start by making for sure you have the xposed framework uninstalled, dont just uninstall the xposed installer app, you need to actually go in to the app and uninstall the framework, you should be able to keep the installer app installed though.
Next with a root enabled file explorer and open your build.prop file and just double check you have ro.securestorage.support set to false.
Now go in to the app info for s health, uninstall the updates, and clear the data and repeat for healthservice, then reboot in to stock recovery or safestrap and clear the cache and davlik cache.
Boot up and install xposed then for good measure reboot into recovery again, and clear the cache and davlik cache again, boot up and s health should work.
Past that i cant really help, this is all compiled from suggestions ive read, so im not sure how well all of it works due to the fact i dont even have s health installed, but good luck, hope you get it working.
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Rakuu said:
I thibk you misssed the part where you clear data and cache of shealth and all that, from what ivr read turnin g off secure storage is not wniugh to get it working. Sit tight and i'll edit this post with some clearer instructions.
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no I did that to cleared the data and cach for s health in the all applications, I did everything in order and s health wont work.
Rakuu said:
I thibk you misssed the part where you clear data and cache of shealth and all that, from what ive read turning off secure storage is not enough to get it working. Sit tight and i'll edit this post with some clearer instructions.
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Start by making for sure you have the xposed framework uninstalled, dont just uninstall the xposed installer app, you need to actually go in to the app and uninstall the framework, you should be able to keep the installer app installed though.
Next with a root enabled file explorer and open your build.prop file and just double check you have ro.securestorage.support set to false.
Now go in to the app info for s health, uninstall the updates, and clear the data and repeat for healthservice, then reboot in to stock recovery or safestrap and clear the cache and davlik cache.
Boot up and install xposed then for good measure reboot into recovery again, and clear the cache and davlik cache again, boot up and s health should work.
Past that i cant really help, this is all compiled from suggestions ive read, so im not sure how well all of it works due to the fact i dont even have s health installed, but good luck, hope you get it working.
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Thanks I appreciate you helpin me out, that only part I hadn't done in the past was boot into safestrap and clear cache and delvic cache, I thought it said to just go into the app info and clear cache and data there, but I guess after I get done doing a backup and saving the backup to my pc i'll give it another try with your instructions. thanks for taken the time out to help me bro.
DopeShow said:
Thanks I appreciate you helpin me out, that only part I hadn't done in the past was boot into safestrap and clear cache and delvic cache, I thought it said to just go into the app info and clear cache and data there, but I guess after I get done doing a backup and saving the backup to my pc i'll give it another try with your instructions. thanks for taken the time out to help me bro.
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Just for refrence, thought id note safestrap recovery is not required to clear the cache and davlik cache, it works fine if done from stock recovery.
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Rakuu said:
Just for refrence, thought id note safestrap recovery is not required to clear the cache and davlik cache, it works fine if done from stock recovery.
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well thank you I just went through the steps you gave me and I finaly have wanam exposed installed and s health is working fine, only problem is I installed wanam so I could make the custom padlock on the boot screen be gone and I did what this other guy told me to do and it didn't work its still there
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YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY it did work and it took away the custom Unlocked Padlock damn im so happy.
DopeShow said:
well thank you I just went through the steps you gave me and I finaly have wanam exposed installed and s health is working fine, only problem is I installed wanam so I could make the custom padlock on the boot screen be gone and I did what this other guy told me to do and it didn't work its still there
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You can check a couple things, check the module list and see if theres a check next to wanam indicating its enabled, if its not then enable it and reboot. If you have an sd card then long press on wanam in the module list or in yout launcher and go to its app info and see if its on the sd card, there should be a button that says either "move to sd card" or "move to device storage" if its the latter its on your sd card and that tends to mess things up, so move it to your phone's storage and then reboot, go to the module list and disable then reenable wanam then reboot.
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DopeShow said:
ok ive rooted my gs5 and ive also have wanam exposed on my device and I was told I could remove that custom unlocked padlock on the boot screen with wanam but I have looked through all the options in the wanam app and I don't see this option anywhere so could somebody please help me out and tell me how to make this custom padlock on boot screen to be gone. Thanks in advance
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triangle away worked for me even though it's not official for it. just hit reset flash counter and reboot the phone
Rakuu said:
You can check a couple things, check the module list and see if theres a check next to wanam indicating its enabled, if its not then enable it and reboot. If you have an sd card then long press on wanam in the module list or in yout launcher and go to its app info and see if its on the sd card, there should be a button that says either "move to sd card" or "move to device storage" if its the latter its on your sd card and that tends to mess things up, so move it to your phone's storage and then reboot, go to the module list and disable then reenable wanam then reboot.
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everything is working 100% perfectly now that s health is working and I got the custom padlock gone from my boot screen using wanam and this phone is just badass right now with al the customized changes ive done with it and its running fast as hell
rnh said:
triangle away worked for me even though it's not official for it. just hit reset flash counter and reboot the phone
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I didn't wanna brick my phone so I didn't attempt to use triangle away but I was able to remove the custom padlock from my boot screen using wanam
DopeShow said:
everything is working 100% perfectly now that s health is working and I got the custom padlock gone from my boot screen using wanam and this phone is just badass right now with al the customized changes ive done with it and its running fast as hell
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Glad i could help
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Viper4Android, has anyone managed to get it working?

hey guys, just wondering if there are any viper4android users out there and if anyone has managed to get it working on the N6P
driver wont stick for me. I miss my EQ!
This post helped out in the nexus 5x forums,
Post- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63486621&postcount=7
richie.slayer said:
This post helped out in the nexus 5x forums,
Post- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63486621&postcount=7
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Thanks! worked for me.
I was able to get it installed using the steps in the 5X forum, but only works in compatibility mode. Has anyone got it working in normal mode?
edd247 said:
I was able to get it installed using the steps in the 5X forum, but only works in compatibility mode. Has anyone got it working in normal mode?
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nope... would really really hope someone figures this out. viper is a must have for me. #2 reason to why I must root my phones.
johnp357 said:
nope... would really really hope someone figures this out. viper is a must have for me. #2 reason to why I must root my phones.
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Yep, mine is running in normal. I do have SELinuxModeChanger set to permissive. Did you try that? Did you disable musicFX? Besides that I did exactly what was listed in the nexus 5x set-up.
veggicide said:
Yep, mine is running in normal. I do have SELinuxModeChanger set to permissive. Did you try that? Did you disable musicFX? Besides that I did exactly what was listed in the nexus 5x set-up.
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where is the musicFX disable option? looked everywhere on the 6p and couldn't find it??
well, I don't know why but it seems to work now... without locating the musicFX disable option... followed the direction like on the link for the nexus 5 but also installed selinuxmodechanger and set to permissive. that seemed to work.
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Yep, mine is running in normal. I do have SELinuxModeChanger set to permissive. Did you try that? Did you disable musicFX? Besides that I did exactly what was listed in the nexus 5x set-up.
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I am using systemless root and the selinuxmodechanger app does not work with this root method, so I used the permissive zip from flar2. I disabled musicfx and it still wont work in normal mode
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johnp357 said:
where is the musicFX disable option? looked everywhere on the 6p and couldn't find it??
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go to settings, apps, then hit menu in top right, press show system, then scroll to find musicfx, then press disable
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changing musicfx back and forth didn't change the sound. but I know that the sound changed following the instructions and adding permissive option on selinux so maybe removing the file from the directory affected this?
I also followed the steps from the 5x forum and I am unable to get the driver to stick. I am rooted the non systemless way.
I had to use rootbrowser to delete the audio_effects.conf permanently. Once I did that, it worked
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rpinnocent said:
I had to use rootbrowser to delete the audio_effects.conf permanently. Once I did that, it worked
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Where is this file located? Also where is the viper for Android apk located?
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It works for me in Google Play Music but not in PowerAMP, also only with Compatible mode.
I wish it worked perfectly fine
shinta86 said:
I also followed the steps from the 5x forum and I am unable to get the driver to stick. I am rooted the non systemless way.
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Same here, can't get the driver to stick
bsg411 said:
Where is this file located? Also where is the viper for Android apk located?
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File is located in system/vendor/etc and the apk is in the OP
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Does viper4android give us system wide audio control? Such as allowing us to change the gain on the top/bottom speakers?
Edit: Dw I found out it does. Just need to root and get it now then.
I'm having constant problems keeping this working. I did everything told in http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63486621&postcount=7 yet every other day I get the issue of going into Google Music, playing music, and when I try to go to settings to get to Viper EQ, the music stops and Viper tells me all of a sudden that the driver isn't installed again (when it definitely was and was working fine).
Also, lately when I go into the SELinuxModeChanger app, it shows Enforcing is chosen, even right after I change it to Permissive. It keeps changing back on its own, even after root permissions are granted.
This wasn't happening until recently.
Running Elemental X's kernel if that matters.
Any ideas?
So I couldn’t wait any more so this weekend I rooted and got my Viper ON. Viper is one of the main reasons that I root. This is what I did:
1) I get TWRP and rooted by doing this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
2) Now that I’m rooted, I get busy box working
3) I didn’t need to change my SEL Mode by doing this.
4) I Boot into TWRP and I flashed the attach zip. “ViPER4Android-supolicy.zip”
5) Disable MusicFX and then I went into system/vendor/etc and killed “audio_effects.conf”
6) Open Viper and install best Driver
7) I had to re-flash the zip 2-3 times without wiping before I got it working.
Now my 6P is on MDB08M, Crypted, enforcing mode with TWRP and rooted with Viper.
edit: here more info about the the attached zip:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=61242973#post61242973
boxcar8028 said:
So I couldn’t wait any more so this weekend I rooted and got my Viper ON. Viper is one of the main reasons that I root. This is what I did:
1) I get TWRP and rooted by doing this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928
2) Now that I’m rooted, I get busy box working
3) I didn’t need to change my SEL Mode by doing this.
4) I Boot into TWRP and I flashed the attach zip. “ViPER4Android-supolicy.zip”
5) Disable MusicFX and then I went into system/vendor/etc and killed “audio_effects.conf”
6) Open Viper and install best Driver
7) I had to re-flash the zip 2-3 times without wiping before I got it working.
Now my 6P is on MDB08M, Crypted, enforcing mode with TWRP and rooted with Viper.
edit: here more info about the the attached zip:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=61242973#post61242973
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thanks, this worked great for me but I don't have music fx to disable.

vr gear issues

im having this problem since i rooted my s7 edge my vr gear wont work.all i did was root no custom rom
The gear vr service is probably disabled or not even installed.
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thats the issue it wont let me install it
ron31 said:
thats the issue it wont let me install it
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You need to enable (and also run, so no force close) com.facebook.system and com.facebook.appmanager so it can install
a little more steps to do this i dont get it enable what
ron31 said:
a little more steps to do this i dont get it enable what
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Go to app manager from settings, you should have those apps installed
that is there should it be enabled or disabled
ron31 said:
that is there should it be enabled or disabled
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You need to enable it, and also run it (there isn't an icon to open it) so it must not be forced closed
how do you run it
has it turns out the issue was when i installed twrp to do a nandriod back up you have to format data in twrp .so i reinstalled stock firmware and then i got to install vr gear software and it works now thanks for the help

Please help, I suck... Galaxy Tab SM-T280

I managed to get it rooted using SU and TWRP. Now the whole reason I went through that hassle is for this great V4A I've been hearing about... can someone PLEASE help me get this to work?
Install magisk then the V4A module.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3475381
ashyx said:
Install magisk then the V4A module.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3475381
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Ive moved on.
Having rooted my ****, I was able to delve deeper into the conspiracy that is nuplayer and awesomeplayer and the fact that they take away effects from streaming sources. Got it fixed I think, now I can enjoy extreme quality Spotify with adaptsound
ashyx said:
Install magisk then the V4A module.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3475381
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Installed Magisk... then V4A... driver installs but says abnormal.
sovereignjerk said:
Installed Magisk... then V4A... driver installs but says abnormal.
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Did you install the module via the Magisk manager?
ashyx said:
Did you install the module via the Magisk manager?
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Just realized I forgot the manager, trying again.
ashyx said:
Did you install the module via the Magisk manager?
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Did it with the manager, it shows i got it but i cant find the app
ashyx said:
Did you install the module via the Magisk manager?
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Figured it all out finally, got it working! Had to delete SoundAlive but I think it's worth it..
sovereignjerk said:
I managed to get it rooted using SU and TWRP. Now the whole reason I went through that hassle is for this great V4A I've been hearing about... can someone PLEASE help me get this to work?
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I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
do some research of this topic on your own before you take a look at it. YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you, all, at the same time.
Ok, I have seen the problem, when you first download TWRP in Download Mode, you have to make it reboot to your device's lockscreen.
After you have done that download SuperSU from here: https://download.chainfire.eu/1003/SuperSU/SR1-SuperSU-v2.78-SR1-20160915123031.zip
Go back to Recovery Mode and flash this file from the desired location you have put the .zip in.
Then reboot the whole system. (TWRP cannot process a lot of flashes of files at once! It crashes the system!)
Download ViPER4Android from here: ViPERAudio 5.5 Sony Beats Edition.zip
Then go to Recovery Mode again then flash this file.
After the reboot, open up the app and the app will say Drivers need to be installed. Install it and give the app root access. Then, you have to reboot it after it says Drivers Installed. Reboot.
REBOOT!
After that, go to the app and press the three dot menu on the right top corner and press compatibility mode and then press Compatible not Normal.
Then try playing a song and activate the app for SoundFX. If it does not work, then reply back and I will help you.
If it doesn't work and you want to fix it yourself, find a Permissive Kernel for the device and install it. ViPER4Android works on Enforcing and Permissive but it works on Permissive better.
Peace Out. Hope I helped.
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A6 SM-T280 I have no idea when it comes to all this booting rebooting stuff but I like this kind of stuff and would want to learn more. Now my tablet is FRP locked. A google account bypass is what is wrong with the tablet can someone please tell me how to fix this I really want to know. Thank you in advance.
Btw, you dont suck. You said you did In the title, but you dont.

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