Samsung USB-C Headset

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ChiragSam

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Hi, I accidentally cleared the data of my Samsung s24's usb-c headset app while fixing issue with known USB headphone issue.
How can I restore it back? I tried adb, but samsung is not allowing it, getting the error INSTALL_FAILED_REJECTED_BY_BUILDTYPE. 
Any lead to solve this?

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Samsung S24 - SM-S921B/DS 


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      Patrick

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      4/10/2025 07:45 AM

      It doessent work because the TAE1159BK/10 is mainly sold in India and regions there.  No idea where you managed to buy these but I cant even find any reliable sellers of this model in the Benelux. 

      I would suggest you go for a Benelux model. Than it will work without problems. 

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      4/10/2025 09:09 AM

      Jbl is a good brand. Nothing bad to say about that.  I really think it comes down to compatibility if you use a product thats not ment for Europe sometimes you run into compatibility issues. 

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      Patrick

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      4/10/2025 06:58 AM

      Hello @ChiragSam ,

      How did you clear this data? And why is it important to restore it?

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      ChiragSam

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      4/10/2025 07:11 AM

      I accidentally cleared this data while I was trying to clear the cache data.
      Background: i bought a new Philips USB-C headsets. My new s24 was unable to recognize it. Upon checking in internet, I discovered that this is common issue in various galaxy phones. So I was following a tutorial to fix this issue, and that's when I accidentally deleted the data.

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      Patrick

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      4/10/2025 07:12 AM

      You cant get that data back.  If you hit delete data here it resets the software to factory settings. So you havent really lost anything. 

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      ChiragSam

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      4/10/2025 07:18 AM

      Thanks Patrick, Thats a relief to know that.
      Now how do I fix my underlying issue of USB-C being un responsive to headsets.

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      Patrick

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      4/10/2025 07:19 AM

      That depends, what is the model of the headset? Please be as precise as possible. A picture of the product page by example helps.

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      4/10/2025 07:22 AM

      1000 series In-ear wired headphones TAE1159BK/10 | Philips https://share.google/VtmHtbKrIIRJh43la
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      4/10/2025 07:30 AM



      Philips 1000 series, In-ear wired headphones

      TAE1159BK/10

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      ChiragSam

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      4/10/2025 08:47 AM

      I got it from store named Action in Luxembourg. Weird.
      I will another brand to test it out. Thanks Patrick.

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      Patrick

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      4/10/2025 08:59 AM

      Yeah I believe you but now you try to google this product: TAE1159BK/10 you will see mainly indian prices. That says enough.  With proper European products Google wont show you Indian prices.  Its stupid I know.  Try headphones from AKG, they arent that expensive.  The real question I have is why use wired? Bluetooth headsets have just as good audio quality, many times better.  When we look at the future, wireless is the future. 

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      ChiragSam

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      4/10/2025 09:08 AM

      I do use jbl wireless. I got this philips one as backup when jbl runs out.
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      4/10/2025 09:09 AM

      Jbl is a good brand. Nothing bad to say about that.  I really think it comes down to compatibility if you use a product thats not ment for Europe sometimes you run into compatibility issues.