Welcome hurray!

I moved your thread here so other folks with your device can help you out!
I hope this helps you

 

Is that definitely your Android version or a typo? 4.1.2 was the last 4.1.x as far as I'm aware.

Are you running a custom ROM of some sort?

 

4.1.5? Are you sure that's a real HTC One X and not a replica of some sort? I've seen a couple of people here post about issues and then discover it's not even a real HTC One X.

 

Can you download CID Getter and let me know if [ro.product.model], [ro.product.name] & [ro.product.manufacturer] are HTC One X, endeavouru/evita & HTC respectively.

As Tarek has suggested, it looks like you've been sold a fake, sorry

 

Sorry to butt-in here, but that app will read, what, the build.prop? Just curious is all. thanks

 

Personally, I would try to get a refund immediately.

There is no android 4.1.5

Something strange is going on with that device

 

I believe so, yeah. So if the fakers have been clever, it may display the correct info.

 

They didn't do to well if they messed up the Android version

 

No, your product name should be Endeavour or Evita. Also the Android and kernel versions from the about phone screen aren't real either.

If that was advertised as a One X and not a clone, you need to contact the seller ASAP. Do you have a link to where it was bought from so we can take a look?

 

No idea, sorry. I've no clue as to what the deal is with the software on cloned phones. The IMEI is supposed to be hard coded in to the firmware on the phone and untouchable.

Could well be the network has recognised it as a clone and blocked the IMEI, but I couldn't say that was actually the case with any degree of certainty.

 

hi bro.. i have htc one x.. after reset my imei became invalid. iam afraid that it could be fake piece. as you said in the forum i downloaded CID getter the results are..
[ro.product.model]:HTC One X
[ro.product.name]:endeavoru
[ro.product.manufacturer]:HTC
is it a genuine product? ... please help me bro i dont even have warranty ..

 

Hi Prakashbalaji, as I mentioned in the post above, the IMEI is supposed to be hard coded into the phones firmware, a factory reset shouln't touch it.

What's the software/baseband/kernel info from your About Phone screen.

Your phone should come with at least a 1 year warranty as standard btw.

 

I bought a Samsung Note 2 on craigslist that is having the exact same problem, I downloaded CID Getter:

[ro.product.model]:GT-N7100
[ro.product.name]:t03gzs
[ro.product.manufacturer]:samsung

Software- Android Version 4.1.1
Baseband- N7100XXALIE
Kernel- 3.0.31-178067

Thanks for your help guys,
Nick