Ceenachi:
MI A3 kill it all

Geofavor:
Please, I put on my phone this morning and I saw a pop-up that states "issue with sd card. Tap to fix".
When I tap, it demands that I format the sd card for it to work.

Firstly, what could be the cause of this sudden issue with sd card?

Secondly, I have files and data on that sd card that I don't want to lose. Please, is there a way to fix the issue without formatting?

genius43:


Now you are contradicting yourself. You first said battery drain started immediately after checking for an update, now it was updated before you bought it.

Do you know that unstable network leads to battery drain?
Also keeping two unstable networks on 4G also leads to battery drain?

Check those two things out.

Sinachi100:


Android 10

smilingjosh:

add me with my number 08102994496

peteregwu:


What kine of water is that while sleeping? Or did you want to say you urinated on it while sleeping?

Dwaynestefan:
Uhm, If you look at this image. Towards the "Left Middle part" of the screen, you'll notice a kind of white blemish(I don't know what to call it).

It came with my RN9 Pro(Out of the Box). Can someone tell me what it is? And if it'll go away??

Dwaynestefan:
Who knows Where I can get the Redmi Note 9 Pro 33watts Charger?

explosiveskull:

The out of box charger is 33 watts na, cos mine came with 33 watts charger out of box, or did anything happen to yours?

genius43:


Yea but your phone charges at 30W. So if anything happens to your charger or you need a backup charger, a 30W PD Charger should do.

explosiveskull:

The out of box charger is 33 watts na, cos mine came with 33 watts charger out of box, or did anything happen to yours?

Dwaynestefan:
Uhm, If you look at this image. Towards the "Left Middle part" of the screen, you'll notice a kind of white blemish(I don't know what to call it).

It came with my RN9 Pro(Out of the Box). Can someone tell me what it is? And if it'll go away??

genius43:


Yea but your phone charges at 30W. So if anything happens to your charger or you need a backup charger, a 30W PD Charger should do.

genius43:


It should go away.

Dwaynestefan:


Nothing happened to mine Bro, I just like to have spare of some certain important things.

Dwaynestefan:


Hopefully when I start using the phone fully...
I still haven't been able to start.

Moving files, logins and other necessaries from one phone to another is one very tiring procedure.

explosiveskull:

That is a beautiful gesture, I normally do like that just that am financially constrained now because no one knows when badluck will strike.
I was even considering buying the display assembly for note 9 pro and storing it away incase of when mine will have fault and I'll not be able to raise fund for it and endure the wait time from aliexpress.

explosiveskull:

If your previous phone was xiaomi, once you use mi mover, your new phone will be like the old one. that was what I used.

explosiveskull:

I don comot my second dim and will get another phone for it cos I don't want that double dim wahala

brospeace:
pls house my new phone battery is about to die pls can I charge it with generator

brospeace:
pls house my new phone battery is about to die pls can I charge it with generator

festwiz:

Depends on the generator. Those "handbag" types have unsteady power output, could be wrong, and that's why most people advice not charging your device with them.

brospeace:
pls house my new phone battery is about to die pls can I charge it with generator

nani667:



Film watchers Club ♣

explosiveskull:

up

Dwaynestefan:


Meaning, this should work exactly like the out of box Charger?

explosiveskull:

up till now, I don't understand why people say that gasoline or diesel electric generators kill phone batteries. You plug your charger to AC socket at 220v,
of course some come with over current fuse. The 220V AC is stepped down to either 12V AC for ones that have transformers, from the transformers, the diodes connected in full bridge configuration converts the 12v AC to 12V DC but not a pure one since there are presence of harmonics. There is a capacitor connected across the line to filter off the harmonics so that the current you'll be getting will resemble more of a DC which your phone battery requires to charge. once the filtering is done by a capacitor, the current is passed through a voltage regulator or a zener diode connected in reverse polarity to clip the voltage at 5v which is then fed to your phone to charge the battery via the charging port. If a generator can affect your phone, it means you have a faulty charger. My explanation is just the basic power conversion in our chargers as modern chargers have complex circuit systems to regulate current in real time, guard against short circuit, temperature and even have the ability to detect cord impedance to determine matching power.
In all these, you can charge your phone with generator once your charger is good.

DarkJeddi:
Screen bleed..
It's not going anywhere..
Na factory defect..

genius43:


Nice analysis but constant use on an unstable power source(I am not restricting this case study to generating sets alone) should be accounted for. Wear and tear. Circuit components have their elastic limits as well. There is so such a device with a Voltage protective Circuit can take.

Takes me back to my project days...

explosiveskull:

yea, with time even with a constant good quality power, circuit components deteriorate and will wear out, just that the bad electricity can wear them out faster.
You studied electrical engineering?