I use the quik messaging app posted somewhere else on this forum, but I also have the messaging+ app, I just have a problem with looking at past messages.
You have to set it as the default messaging app then it will stop crashing. Maybe even disable (not uninstall) the original messaging app if it still crashes
I posted how to get it to work here
You have to make sure it’s the default message app in the system and it should work
Idk, maybe will try it again.
Did
My problem was that whenever I went up in a convo, trying to look at past messages, It would immediately go right back down to beginning. (could be it was only messages from other messaging app)
Thanks! I’ll try it! Is there anything that works like that for the 4830 or 4811?
Not that I know of
Can be actually I had a friend who had that issue once he deleted all the messages it worked no problem
I have a number of important messages, otherwise I would’ve tried that. But lo and behold, I just tried it and it seems to be working! Will keep everyone updated! And thank you for the help!
@JackNovak @Nooch @WestKnob y’all gotta set a avatar pic, this thread is getting very confusing to follow!!
Sorry, will iyh do when I am by a computer next.
Kyocera DuraXV E-4610 that my friend has. He is putting in his password, and either he forgot the password, or as he claims- he knows it, but it’s just not working. 3/10 attempts remaining…
Any Advice?
if it was connected to a previously authorized computer with adb before there may be a mehalech, theres always recovery
Tell me more…
there was guide on here some where ages ago, gimme a second…
ADB requires USB Debugging to be enabled from Developer Options. However, if your phone is locked (due to forgotten passwords, screen lock restrictions, or missing options), you can still enable ADB using the following methods. Notes: Method 1 works best if your bootloader is unlocked. Method 2 only works if USB Debugging was previously enabled. Method 3 requires Fastboot access. — Method 1: Using Recovery Mode (For Unlocked Bootloaders) If your device has TWRP Recovery or a stock recovery w…
some what on the topic: adb creates a ~/.android directory - in it is the keys in theory you should be able to transfer to another computer
Thanks. I also recalled seeing it but couldnt find it.
Do you have any experience with this? Now I am realizing it may have been authorized on my old computer. It doesn’t mention in the guide that it needs to have been authorized, only that USB debugging has to have been enabled…
Are any of the other options viable on a Kyocera?