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I'm actually referring to a way involving editing system files, not just for some switch in the Settings or something. Thanks for the input, though. :good:

I see. My concern wasn't the fact that it shows 4G (which is good news actually, since there are some areas here in the Philippines that don't get such a signal), but rather the fact that it shows an icon at all, regardless if it was 4G or 3G or 2G. Like what I've mentioned, it wasn't like that...

Hey! 1. Used to have L19C636. Can't remember the exact build number (it's either the B395 or the B399SPO1). 2. That's what I don't understand. My dad owns a Huawei Nova 2i or Mate 10 Lite in other countries (according to GSMArena). His phone doesn't show the 4G icon on top of the signal bars...

You sure you didn't change anything in the HWOTA folder? Have you tried downloading the file again and putting it in C:?

Okay, if you already went back to AL10 Nougat, I think that's fine. You should now follow the steps in flashing the Oreo ROM using HWOTA7.

I had issues when the tool was trying to flash the oeminfo, and tried looking at the build version and it displayed the same. Try doing the steps from the start :good:

Hello! So I used to have an EVA-L19C636 on Nougat and tried rebranding it to an EVA-AL10 on Oreo. After doing that, I noticed that the 4G/3G/2G icons are always there even if Mobile data is turned off. This isn't the case with Nougat, as it would only show once you turn on Mobile data. This...

Let me check the XML files and see if it's there. ---------- Post added at 04:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:37 PM ---------- No luck. I still can't find the right file to edit. Tried using HUAWEI Multi tool as well, but the icons are still there. Any ideas, Tecalote?

(1) Then that may be the case. I asked not to confuse anyone, but to know if you guys have any idea. (2). First, that wasn't me yelling. Apologies if that's how it looked like. Just needed to emphasize on the things that I believe matters regarding the issue at hand. Regarding what you...

[/COLOR] Okay, first, I don't think you understood. In the OP's post, he said that initially, we won't have signal and will have issues with the IMEI. THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN TO ME. That's what I'm saying and that's what I'm wondering about. I read the whole post. I didn't lose signal and didn't...

Hi. A bit late to the party, but here goes. Was able to rebrand my L19C636 to AL10 Oreo, but just noticed some things that are different from what was stated in the guide. Weird thing is that when I'm supposed to not have IMEI and network, to my surprise, after doing the steps, I had signal...

Probably he's one of those who still think that people from Huawei run this forum (or at least visit this). A bit bummed that we won't be getting Oreo, but hey just like what they said, it's pretty good for a phone released years ago.

It should be fine if it's in Reverse charging. In my case, I'm using a USB-C to USB (female) adapter (check Google if you can find one). It works fine, my P9 can even read the contents of my 1TB external hard drive. Probably something wrong with the USB-C part of the flash drive itself?

Not sure about Magisk root but there are times that when there used to be root access, even after uninstalling, some files are left behind. This sometimes lead to not being able to install official updates.

I'm not sure what that means, but can you post screenshots of your recovery? You should be able to access that by pressing Vol+ and Power at the same time. At this point, I think what you should see are options to wipe and all. Can you also post pictures on what happens when you select either...