
- Android permissions reset after reboot install#
- Android permissions reset after reboot android#
After install, I changed OCR and voting to point to block devices, using 'multipathed.
Android permissions reset after reboot android#
While Android 12 is letting people set these third-party apps as their defaults, it’s automatically deleting their preferences after a day or two.
Android permissions reset after reboot install#
I was able to install and upgrade the crs stack up to 10.2.0.3, binding multipath devices to raw devices (as requested by OUI). Several Android 12 users on Reddit and Twitter have reported this issue, which seems to mainly impact third-party apps like Albatross (a Twitter app) and Rif (a Reddit app).
I have an issue on setting up a 10.2.0.3 crs+rac on OEL 5 64 bit. Tap Reset Apps to confirm your decision. lost permission/ownership on ocr&voting device after reboot.This usually includes disabled apps, notification restrictions for apps, background data restrictions for apps, and permission restrictions, as well as default apps.
Read through the warning - it will tell you everything that will be reset. After a reboot i get: service btsync start Autostarting btsync instance debconf-default start-stop-daemon: unable to open pidfile /var/run/ for writing (Permission denied) Failed to start btsync instance debconf. Tap the three dots in the upper-right corner. I have UAC disabled, and have tried regedt32.exe > Run as Administrator and cmd.exe > Run as Administrator, and I can set and confirm the permission changes with error, but the changes are lost after reboot. Select the alternative app you’d like to use. The local administrators group is the owner of the HKLM key, and I am logged in as a member of this group when making the permission changes. From the pop-up menu, tap Default Apps. Go to Settings > Apps and tap the three dots in the top right corner. The app works fine when it is first installed and any time after that, its only once the device its installed on is rebooted that it begins to have issues.