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1. Background noise or static.
Solution :- You may not be able to get rid of the problem entirely, but you can reduce it by turning off Beats Audio via the gear icon in the Notifications panel. Some people report that having NFC turned on makes it worse as well, so turn that off, too.
2. Gaps, rough edges, bulges, or scratches.
Solution :- This is really straightforward and there’s only one course of action to take. If you’re unhappy with the build quality of your HTC One, you should return it. Contact the retailer where you bought it, explain the problem, and you’ll get a replacement handset.
3. Proximity sensors not working.
Solution:- If they aren’t working then it’s a hardware fault and you’ll have to return the phone and get a replacement.
4. Unresponsive Home or Back buttons.
Solution :- If you tap lock and then unlock, or tap on the touchscreen and then try the buttons again, you might find that they are more responsive.
Go to Settings > Language & keyboard > HTC Sense input > Advanced > Calibration tool and just use a very light touch to calibrate. You should now find that the Home and Back keys are a little more responsive.
You could turn on Vibrate feedback in Settings > Sound to make sure that you are touching the button correctly.
5. Dead or stuck pixels.
Solution :- You can try an app like Dead Pixel Detect and Fix and see if it helps.
You can return the handset and get a replacement.
6. Takes a long time to charge.
Solution :- Use HTC original charger that ship together with the phone.
If charger is faulty then get a new replacement unit meanwhile use other charger to charge your HTC One.
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1) Use any File Explorer in Android (Eg. ES File Explorer/ Root Explorer)
2) Locate to /proc/last_kmsg
3) Open with any text editor or copy to your computer
4) Search for "PANEL type"
5) It should show something like this "PANEL type = PANEL_ID_M7_JDI_SAMSUNG_C2_2"
For more information of panel, read from the source embeded below.
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1) Go Setting -> Language & Keyboard
2) Change System Language to "English (Singapore)"
3) Long press home button & it should work now
This post has been edited by Nephrite: May 28 2013, 03:29 PM 
May 17 2013, 08:02 PM, updated 13y ago
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