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Like you I used to have serious issues with a different model Motorola phone (E4 Plus). I later discovered it was due to terrible support in my area for GSM sim carded phones not my carriers fault. I got new CDMA sim cards later from my carrier for just a few dollars. Problem solved both the E4 Plus and my newer X4 both work perfectly now.

Is this a cat 5 or wifi connection? In any case, have you tried to reset your modem and router ? or is this on some sort of public wifi network or something… Need more info to actually help.

Here is the way to perform that reset. You will lose all data on the device looks like if you perform the full clean option. https://rcasupport.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025949532-How-do-I-restore-my-tablet-to-factory-settings-

What Android version is this phone?

Motorola phones use the Android system which is heavily reliant on Google software and network services. If you want to use these services (email-gmail, maps and so on) you will need a Google login and password to get access. If you don’t care about these services you can disable them individually in settings->Apps&Notification->Gmail(for instance). If you already use some other web mail facility (yahoo for example). You can find a yahoo mail app in the google play store (yes you have to have a google account for the play store also). Or you could just access yahoo mail via the browser that is already on your phone without resorting to a dedicated app. I have not tried this last suggestion and have no idea if the results are even sensible and usable on a small mobile device screen. There are compromises involved in using any “smart” phone/mobile device these days.

No, cell phones sync time with the cellular network they associate with.

Since you did not mention them, have you thoroughly checked the fuse box to make sure power is getting across all the appropriate fuses for the A/C system? No, then …. How to check Mercedes W123 Fuses

I had to look up fastboot cable. Read your original post also…. Looks like you got the cable working already on the android side. I have had better luck using adb on linux PCs instead of having to mess with windows USB drivers. Others will no doubt have other opinions. Also noticed that some folks opinion is that an incorrectly wired fastboot cable can cause damage that is more difficult to fix … rendering reflashing with said cable impossible perhaps.

Measure the shaft on the tool in question. It is probably 3/32” and you probably have a 1/8” collet installed in the collet nut. If you have lost that part or did not get it with the tool they are readily available on line. https://www.ereplacementparts.com/collet-332-p-97423.html?osCsid=ne6i5osls3a3eng9vn57fi...

Click on “HP EliteBook 8440p” just under the small picture at right of question page. Then click on “Service guide” at bottom of page (scroll down). Go to page 4-16 in table of content. Bob’s your uncle.

Thanks for the info. I have added a comment below the first bullet point in next step. Does it just fail silently or does it provide some sort of error message?

Heißluftgebläse … 404

Removed dead link on "8mb” (orange bullet point).

Marvell Avastar 88W8782U link is 404

Apparently content no longer supported by vendor

You are welcome! How about some reputation love? See the big blue button above? Also sorry about dropping the ball on the wiki markup. I have fixed my earlier omission on that front by surrounding the command to cut/paste in the step 3 bullet points by surrounding them with wiki markup tags and removing the useless quotes I had tried earlier.

Link if you like or not your choice... https://www.ifixit.com/Story/20263/Creat....

I looked up the model number of that unit on google and found the dimension for thickness of that drive is 9.5mm so..... no it won't fit.

I just checked my original guide and I gave the thickness of my upgrade drive as 7mm NOT 10mm. If any drive you are considering is thicker than 7mm you can forget it because it won't fit in the chromebooks thin drive compartment.

That link is to a SSHD not an SSD. A SSHD is still a rotating magnetic media drive. As such it will drain your battery even faster than the stock drive does. It also doesn't give any dimensions for the device. I am not sure if all 2.5" drives have the same dimension in the thickness (smallest) of the three dimensions. I believe the SSD I used was 10mm thick. If you can find the dimension specs and it is similar it will work but you may find your battery life of your chromebook suffers to some extent. If you just want a little more storage the SD card slot is an much easier way to get more storage.

The power button becomes non-functional on my AL1912 ... note similar model number. I fixit it about once a year like this Press and Hold these three buttons on the lower control panel:

> (right arrow) + Menu + Power

When the power comes on you are done.

Consider this me paying it forward. You can skip all the heroics above now.