Having trouble rooting my P7-L00 - Huawei Ascend P7

I'm using this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/ascend-p7/general/guide-root-huawei-p7-t3311424 to root my device because none of the programs I used could root my device.
I encounter the problem when I write: fastboot reboot bootloader into Minimal ADB & Fastboot. It is just stuck at "waiting for devices"
If I write adb devices it finds the phone but if I write fastboot devices it doesn't
In PC's device manager there is "Android Phone" and it appeared after I installed HiSuite and it means phone should be recognised by the system. I have also installed Universal Universal ADB driver from Koush.com
I really don't know what am I missing.
By the way I'm running 5.1.1 android

adacas said:
I'm using this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/ascend-p7/general/guide-root-huawei-p7-t3311424 to root my device because none of the programs I used could root my device.
I encounter the problem when I write: fastboot reboot bootloader into Minimal ADB & Fastboot. It is just stuck at "waiting for devices"
If I write adb devices it finds the phone but if I write fastboot devices it doesn't
In PC's device manager there is "Android Phone" and it appeared after I installed HiSuite and it means phone should be recognised by the system. I have also installed Universal Universal ADB driver from Koush.com
I really don't know what am I missing.
By the way I'm running 5.1.1 android
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To enter the bootloader alternatively, turn off your phone, connect it to the pc and hold down power and vol- to get into the mode
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And I have noticed that I had miswritten the code line so now it should be fixed.

TheSproker said:
To enter the bootloader alternatively, turn off your phone, connect it to the pc and hold down power and vol- to get into the mode
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And I have noticed that I had miswritten the code line so now it should be fixed.
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So the phone boots into FASTBOOT&RESCUE MODE but when I type fastboot oem unlock xxxxxxxxxxxx (with my code) it still shows "waiting for device"

adacas said:
So the phone boots into FASTBOOT&RESCUE MODE but when I type fastboot oem unlock xxxxxxxxxxxx (with my code) it still shows "waiting for device"
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Hmm.. Have you enabled USB debugging and installed hisuite on your pc?

TheSproker said:
Hmm.. Have you enabled USB debugging and installed hisuite on your pc?
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Yes both of these things are done long time ago

Does your phone show up in hisuite when it is in normal mode?

TheSproker said:
Does your phone show up in hisuite when it is in normal mode?
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Yes. I can export contacts, photos and etc.

Well, it must be some sort of a connection error, but I can't tell exactly.

Do you run cmd as administrator?

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[Q] [HELP]No recovery, No fastboot and it doesnt start.

Hi.
Yesterday i rooted my moto x. and everything was okey since i installed a ****in audio beats aplication, it rebooted my phone and them it didnt run! i just can get in the fastmode and when y press vol+ for select recovery or other option it just start the bootloader, appears the motorola logo and no more. the big problem is my bootloader because is locked. i connect the phone with the pc for try something with the sdk but it only recognize the phone when i press the option BPTOOLS in the fastboot, when i choose recovery or other option it just go to de moto logo but dont detect the phone.
please helpme, im freaking out!
carlosj9414 said:
Hi.
Yesterday i rooted my moto x. and everything was okey since i installed a ****in audio beats aplication, it rebooted my phone and them it didnt run! i just can get in the fastmode and when y press vol+ for select recovery or other option it just start the bootloader, appears the motorola logo and no more. the big problem is my bootloader because is locked. i connect the phone with the pc for try something with the sdk but it only recognize the phone when i press the option BPTOOLS in the fastboot, when i choose recovery or other option it just go to de moto logo but dont detect the phone.
please helpme, im freaking out!
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Start by reinstalling the drivers.
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The reason you cant get to recovery is because the method you used (the only method) to root this phone overwrites the recovery partition in order to gain read/write access to the system partition. In order for you to get things going again you need to fastboot the system, and recovery partitions. If that doesn't work, you will have to flash completely back to stock.
i installed all the drivers once again and it stils not working, i am at the same. in de ADB console it recognizes the phone but only by the way that i said. i cant get in fastboot because when i type in the console ADB reboot bootloader it reboots into the fastboot but them it doesnt recognize the phone
there is no more ways for flash a new room? or something like that?
carlosj9414 said:
i installed all the drivers once again and it stils not working, i am at the same. in de ADB console it recognizes the phone but only by the way that i said. i cant get in fastboot because when i type in the console ADB reboot bootloader it reboots into the fastboot but them it doesnt recognize the phone
there is no more ways for flash a new room? or something like that?
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So when in fastboot mode you type
Code:
fastboot devices
and it doesnt show your serial number?
mentose457 said:
So when in fastboot mode you type
Code:
fastboot devices
and it doesnt show your serial number?
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Yes, it works when i type that.
it shows a serial number
carlosj9414 said:
Yes, it works with commandas with adb but not when y type fastboot, look.
C:\Users\Gerardo\Desktop\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130917\adt-bundle-windows-x
86_64-20130917\sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
TA1760951N device
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130917\adt-bundle-windows-x
86_64-20130917\sdk\platform-tools>adb reboot bootloader
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130917\adt-bundle-windows-x
86_64-20130917\sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
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You are using the wrong command. adb doesnt work in fastboot mode. Once you are in bootloader mode you need to use fastboot commands. Type:
Code:
fastboot devices
mentose457 said:
You are using the wrong command. adb doesnt work in fastboot mode. Once you are in bootloader mode you need to use fastboot commands. Type:
Code:
fastboot devices
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Yes, you allright. i was confused.
when i type that comand it shows a serial number.
carlosj9414 said:
Yes, you allright. i was confused.
when i type that comand it shows a serial number.
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Good deal. Now you need to download the correct firmware if you havent already.
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/ghost_rcica/list.php
It's ready, i donwloaded it now what?
carlosj9414 said:
It's ready, i donwloaded it now what?
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You need to unzip it. Once unziped, move the recovery.img and system.img to the folder on you computer that contains fastboot.exe.
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Once you are have done that you need to boot your phone back into fastboot mode. When you are in fastboot mode you need to type the following commands:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Code:
fastboot rlash system system.img
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What model of phone do you have BTW?
mentose457 said:
You need to unzip it. Once unziped, move the recovery.img and system.img to the folder on you computer that contains fastboot.exe.
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Once you are have done that you need to boot your phone back into fastboot mode. When you are in fastboot mode you need to type the following commands:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Code:
fastboot rlash system system.img
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What model of phone do you have BTW?
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Oh god, it's done. thanks thanks thanks so much. my phone is back.
carlosj9414 said:
Oh god, it's done. thanks thanks thanks so much. my phone is back.
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Right on. Glad you got it working again. If you are on a model that is not Verizon or ATT you can unlock your bootloader and flash a real recovery like TWRP or CWM.
mentose457 said:
Right on. Glad you got it working again. If you are on a model that is not Verizon or ATT you can unlock your bootloader and flash a real recovery like TWRP or CWM.
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Hmmm thanks , i have the international version, twrp works ?
carlosj9414 said:
Hmmm thanks , i have the international version, twrp works ?
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Yep, like a charm.
Sent from my Moto X.

[Q] i really need help!!!

hi everyone
last week i flashed a KK rom, and i saw in recovery "can't access internal sorage" when i wanted to backup the rom. BUT i could download and flash other roms from the phone.plus, fastboot was not showing anymore "fastboot usb" but "fastboot ac" only, and my PC shows "unknown device" and doesnt see the phone.
i downloaded another rom, and to install it, i wiped data, cache, dalvik, and BY MISTAKE i wiped "internal storage".
and the result is.....: no rom inside the phone, i can't boot because i wiped system, i am still "fastboot ac", so i can't use adb commands....
i tried several cables, computers, tried to reinstall drivers etc....
my one is unusable ::// ....if some experts have an idea, i'd be fan
THANX!!!
i'm s-off
super CID
H Boot 1.56
KK firmware
durbangs said:
hi everyone
last week i flashed a KK rom, and i saw in recovery "can't access internal sorage" when i wanted to backup the rom. BUT i could download and flash other roms from the phone.plus, fastboot was not showing anymore "fastboot usb" but "fastboot ac" only, and my PC shows "unknown device" and doesnt see the phone.
i downloaded another rom, and to install it, i wiped data, cache, dalvik, and BY MISTAKE i wiped "internal storage".
and the result is.....: no rom inside the phone, i can't boot because i wiped system, i am still "fastboot ac", so i can't use adb commands....
i tried several cables, computers, tried to reinstall drivers etc....
my one is unusable ::// ....if some experts have an idea, i'd be fan
THANX!!!
i'm s-off
super CID
H Boot 1.56
KK firmware
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download the latest HTC Drivers and TWRP recovery , rename the recovery file to "twrp.img"
connect your device, remove the previous drivers from Device Manager
disconnect your device
reboot your PC
install the latest drivers, don't let Windows to install your drivers from the Internet
go into bootloader and connect your device
flash the recovery using fastboot method:
"fastboot flash recovery twrp.img"
"fastboot erase cache"
reboot into recovery and try side loading your ROM
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk
kamilmirza said:
download the latest HTC Drivers and TWRP recovery , rename the recovery file to "twrp.img"
connect your device, remove the previous drivers from Device Manager
disconnect your device
reboot your PC
install the latest drivers, don't let Windows to install your drivers from the Internet
go into bootloader and connect your device
flash the recovery using fastboot method:
"fastboot flash recovery twrp.img"
"fastboot erase cache"
reboot into recovery and try side loading your ROM
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk
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thanx for the reply!
i managed to reflash twrp+erase cache
but every time i go into recovery, the phone is not recognized anymore by the PC and ADB....
iam now in "fastboot usb" mode, even if the computer doesn't recognize it as a "hard drive"
durbangs said:
thanx for the reply!
i managed to reflash twrp+erase cache
but every time i go into recovery, the phone is not recognized anymore by the PC and ADB....
iam now in "fastboot usb" mode, even if the computer doesn't recognize it as a "hard drive"
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LOL
dude when your phone is in fastboot mode or in recovery, you will not see your device hard drive in My Computer
which drivers are you using?
did you followed my instructions?
kamilmirza said:
LOL
dude when your phone is in fastboot mode or in recovery, you will not see your device hard drive in My Computer
which drivers are you using?
did you followed my instructions?
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sorry for the mistake, i meant when i enter recovery, i hear the sound that means the phone is disconnected, and unknown in my device manager.
i downloaded the latest htc manager (i'm on win7)
durbangs said:
sorry for the mistake, i meant when i enter recovery, i hear the sound that means the phone is disconnected, and unknown in my device manager.
i downloaded the latest htc manager (i'm on win7)
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remove any previous drivers from Device Manager, like i mentioned in previous post
and uninstall HTC Sync Manager
restart your PC
download and install these drivers: http://www.mediafire.com/download/e21a0cc4268dg9d/HTCDriver_4.10.0.001.msi
kamilmirza said:
remove any previous drivers from Device Manager, like i mentioned in previous post
and uninstall HTC Sync Manager
restart your PC
download and install these drivers: http://www.mediafire.com/download/e21a0cc4268dg9d/HTCDriver_4.10.0.001.msi
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well, thanx again for the answer
my htc is recognized in device manager with those drivers
but i have the same problem: when i press bootloader, my device disconnect, and i can't adb sideload....
durbangs said:
well, thanx again for the answer
my htc is recognized in device manager with those drivers
but i have the same problem: when i press bootloader, my device disconnect, and i can't adb sideload....
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i have 2.0 usb and 3.0 usb on my pc. when i connect the phone in fastboot mode on my 3.0 port, it says "htc drivers installed" but when i click on bootloader, adb is not working. and when i'm on my 2.0 usb port, in bootloader, my pc says "driver install failed" (and i see "unknown device" in device manager), and theres noway to update it
//
i removed the google usb drivers rev8 from the android sdk. maybe i was wrong?
durbangs said:
i removed the google usb drivers rev8 from the android sdk. maybe i was wrong?
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adb will only see your phone in recovery or in a booted phone fastboot will see your phone in fastbootusb mode when you are in just bootloader it wont see it to usb sideload you need to be booted into recovery
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here is a guide that should help you
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
jerrycoffman45 said:
adb will only see your phone in recovery or in a booted phone fastboot will see your phone in fastbootusb mode when you are in just bootloader it wont see it to usb sideload you need to be booted into recovery
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that's what is weirdo, my phone just see fastboot in fastboot usb. but nowhere else...FTW
durbangs said:
that's what is weirdo, my phone just see fastboot in fastboot usb. but nowhere else...FTW
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when you plug your phone into your computer while your phone is on the bootloader screen fastboot does not change to fastbootusb
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what version of hboot do you have and what operating system is on your computer
jerrycoffman45 said:
when you plug your phone into your computer while your phone is on the bootloader screen fastboot does not change to fastbootusb
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what version of hboot do you have and what operating system is on your computer
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no it does not. it does disconnect from pc when i go from fastboot to bootloader, to enter recovery
i'm on 1.56 HBOOT
S-OFF
last TWRP
CID 11111111
thanx!
durbangs said:
no it does not. it does disconnect from pc when i go from fastboot to bootloader, to enter recovery
i'm on 1.56 HBOOT
S-OFF
last TWRP
CID 11111111
thanx!
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only thing I can think off is it is a driver problem try different cables and usb ports
jerrycoffman45 said:
only thing I can think off is it is a driver problem try different cables and usb ports
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i'm worried about something: i flashed a KK rom, that i downloaded in my htc one, and after i installed it and wanted to store the backup of the rom in twrp, it said "no storage available". when i came back home, my phone was not recognized by my pc, whereas it was before.
thats where it comes from i think.
i'm a heavy flasher since i had the nexus one!
durbangs said:
i'm worried about something: i flashed a KK rom, that i downloaded in my htc one, and after i installed it and wanted to store the backup of the rom in twrp, it said "no storage available". when i came back home, my phone was not recognized by my pc, whereas it was before.
thats where it comes from i think.
i'm a heavy flasher since i had the nexus one!
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could be have you tried on anouther computer to see if it see,s your phone only time I have had this happen was with a older hboot and wn8.1 hopefully @nkk71 will show up and help
jerrycoffman45 said:
could be have you tried on anouther computer to see if it see,s your phone only time I have had this happen was with a older hboot and wn8.1 hopefully @nkk71 will show up and help
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thank you sir, i'll try this in a few minutes
jerrycoffman45 said:
could be have you tried on anouther computer to see if it see,s your phone only time I have had this happen was with a older hboot and wn8.1 hopefully @nkk71 will show up and help
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hey jerry, how's everything in 2014
i'm off in a few minutes, so can i get a brief summary, in particular: OS: Win7, Win8, 8.1? Ubuntu?
nkk71 said:
hey jerry, how's everything in 2014
i'm off in a few minutes, so can i get a brief summary, in particular: OS: Win7, Win8, 8.1? Ubuntu?
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cold 10 degrees f. here freezing are butts off hope all is good with you
jerrycoffman45 said:
cold 10 degrees f. here freezing are butts off hope all is good with you
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pretty cold here too 13C (at night).... feels like close to 0~3 in most other countries for me

Help! Phone won't boot

I ran the Cyanogenmod factory reset and now the phone will not boot. It is stuck on the Cyanogenmod boot logo. If I boot to the fastboot it tells me device is still unlocked with s-off. From there it will not boot further or go into recovery. If I try to go into recovery it sits at the Android boot logo.
If I need to do anything complicated to fix please explain. I haven't messed with the phone other than rooting, unlocking, and flashing roms.
Thanks!
Lunarpancake said:
I ran the Cyanogenmod factory reset and now the phone will not boot. It is stuck on the Cyanogenmod boot logo. If I boot to the fastboot it tells me device is still unlocked with s-off. From there it will not boot further or go into recovery. If I try to go into recovery it sits at the Android boot logo.
If I need to do anything complicated to fix please explain. I haven't messed with the phone other than rooting, unlocking, and flashing roms.
Thanks!
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Try in fastboot there 2 commands:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
After that u should be able to enter in recovery and flash your rom again.
Fain11 said:
Try in fastboot there 2 commands:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
After that u should be able to enter in recovery and flash your rom again.
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Sorry if this is a dumb question but I go into fastboot and it turns red and says "Fastboot USB" however I do not see the device in My Computer. Is there another way to run those commands or do I need to have access to it from my pc?
Lunarpancake said:
Sorry if this is a dumb question but I go into fastboot and it turns red and says "Fastboot USB" however I do not see the device in My Computer. Is there another way to run those commands or do I need to have access to it from my pc?
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You won't see the device, partitions and all.
It should only be present in device manager.
Try the command:
fastboot devices
it should get you the SN on your phone.
If u are new to fastboot and ADB try this article http://techbeasts.com/2014/01/05/useful-adb-and-fastboot-commands-and-how-to-them/
and this one even better:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2225405
After you understand fastboot and adb, and also performed the 2 commands above, if u deleted the zip archive of your ROM to flash again your phone, you will have to push or sideload a ROM, see point E) from this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2228274&page=3
I have the google usb drivers installed, the fastboot folder made and the sdk installed and theres no devices listed.
In device Manager I have "Android USB Devices > My HTC"
Driver Details: HTC Corporation 7/25/2014 Version 2.0.7.26
Lunarpancake said:
I get "Error: device not found"
I have the google usb drivers installed, the fastboot folder made and the sdk installed
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Are you on windows 8.1?
What is your Hboot?
Did u installed HTC drivers?
Fain11 said:
Are you on windows 8.1?
What is your Hboot?
Did u installed HTC drivers?
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WIndows 7
HBOOT 1.54.0000
I uninstalled all HTC Drivers and applications.
Lunarpancake said:
WIndows 7
HBOOT 1.54.0000
I uninstalled all HTC Drivers and applications.
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Well, not all drivers, u must still have htc drivers:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54098442&postcount=223
Also try a different USB port from your computer.
Fain11 said:
Well, not all drivers, u must still have htc drivers:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54098442&postcount=223
Also try a different USB port from your computer.
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Tried different USB, no change. Also that driver when applied still does not seem to work and now I have no "Android" section in my Device Manager. Device Manager updates the list when I plug in or unplug the phone but I cant locate what is being added/removed.
Lunarpancake said:
Tried different USB, no change. Also that driver when applied still does not seem to work and now I have no "Android" section in my Device Manager. Device Manager updates the list when I plug in or unplug the phone but I cant locate what is being added/removed.
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It should be ANDROID USB DEVICES>>>MY HTC
Fain11 said:
It should be ANDROID USB DEVICES>>>MY HTC
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If I boot the phone normally and let it get stuck at the Cyanogenmod loading screen it sees my device. Tells me the serial number and "UNAUTHORIZED".
Booting in fastboot usb - nothing.
Lunarpancake said:
If I boot the phone normally and let it get stuck at the Cyanogenmod loading screen it sees my device. Tells me the serial number and "UNAUTHORIZED".
Booting in fastboot usb - nothing.
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What is your adb version?
"adb ver"
Fain11 said:
What is your adb version?
"adb ver"
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1.0.31
It's the latest version...
Try to see if u can install drivers manually:
Download the Windows7 (64 Bit) drivers here - http://d-h.st/OYI
Unzip to any location you want. Just remember where you put them.
Plug in your phone FASTBOOT to your USB cable .
Open your Device Manager (Windows Key + X and select Device manager) and locate HTC under Other Devices and right click on it and select Update Driver Software
Select "Browse my computer for driver software"
Click Browse and then select the folder you unzipped with the drivers in it then click next.
It should now install your drivers and then in your device manager it will now show up "My HTC" under Android USB Devices.
as per here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232799
Fain11 said:
It's the latest version...
Try to see if u can install drivers manually:
Download the Windows7 (64 Bit) drivers here - http://d-h.st/OYI
Unzip to any location you want. Just remember where you put them.
Plug in your phone FASTBOOT to your USB cable .
Open your Device Manager (Windows Key + X and select Device manager) and locate HTC under Other Devices and right click on it and select Update Driver Software
Select "Browse my computer for driver software"
Click Browse and then select the folder you unzipped with the drivers in it then click next.
It should now install your drivers and then in your device manager it will now show up "My HTC" under Android USB Devices.
as per here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232799
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Still nothing. BTW that driver is older than the others.
Let me clarify a little.
Driver you gave me is installed and phone shows up in device manager when in fastboot usb mode.
However if I type "adb devices" I get the response "List of Devices" with nothing under it. There are no devices listed.
If I boot the phone normally and get hung on the Cyanogenmod Boot screen the command will show my device serial.
Lunarpancake said:
Still nothing. BTW that driver is older than the others.
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Well, if u don't see a new device in Device Manager when u plug your phone, is either Windows or your phone.
U already swiched usb ports.
Try another computer.
If that doesn't work, it's your phone's usb port, and that is a hardware problem.
****, I just realized my problem. I was using command "adb devices" not "fastboot devices"
UGGG *slams head on desk*.
I am in CWM Recovery now.
Lunarpancake said:
Let me clarify a little.
Driver you gave me is installed and phone shows up in device manager when in fastboot usb mode.
However if I type "adb devices" I get the response "List of Devices" with nothing under it. There are no devices listed.
If I boot the phone normally and get hung on the Cyanogenmod Boot screen the command will show my device serial.
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Man, not adb devices. u are in fastboot
fastboot devices
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Lunarpancake said:
****, I just realized my problem. I was using command "adb devices" not "fastboot devices"
UGGG *slams head on desk*.
I am in CWM Recovery now.
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U still have your ROM zip?
Install that. Do not try factory reset again!
If not, I explained how to push or sideload a ROM
Fain11 said:
Man, not adb devices. u are in fastboot
fastboot devices
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U still have your ROM zip?
Install that. Do not try factory reset again!
If not, I explained how to push or sideload a ROM
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I HAD my ROM zip however the SDCard partition is toast apparently. Error is "E: Can't Mount /SCDARD"

Nexus 6 stuck in google screen

Hello, I have read about this problem but I still have some questions.
The phone was stock, not rooted or anything, a friend of mine tried to uptate the phone via OTA with only 8 percent of battery so now the phone is stuck in google screen.
I read about this here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56938530&postcount=1 about fastboot commands but the problem is that I have not never checked the USB debugging mode.
It shows "Device is locked" and "Status code:2"
Thanks, I hope it works again.
You don't need debugging enabled to use fastboot. That's only for issuing commands while in the OS.
Nothing you can do if "Enable OEM Unlock" is not selected. Needs to be sent to Google / Motorola.
danarama said:
Nothing you can do if "Enable OEM Unlock" is not selected. Needs to be sent to Google / Motorola.
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Thanks, but wait, I'm just wondering, I have read that every nexus has its OEM thing unlocked from the beginning, so how you asumme it is off?
espinal123 said:
Thanks, but wait, I'm just wondering, I have read that every nexus has its OEM thing unlocked from the beginning, so how you asumme it is off?
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Almost correct. On 5.0, it seemed to work if you unlock before booting device first time without checking the setting. But won't work since 5.1
Sorry, I assumed you'd actually tried to unlock the bootloader. If you haven't, you probably should try. That will tell you once and for all whether you need to return it or not.
danarama said:
Almost correct. On 5.0, it seemed to work if you unlock before booting device first time without checking the setting. But won't work since 5.1
Sorry, I assumed you'd actually tried to unlock the bootloader. If you haven't, you probably should try. That will tell you once and for all whether you need to return it or not.
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Thanks, So i tried to unlock it through the NRT nexus root toolkit and it says this:
fastboot devices
ZX1G22KCPZ fastboot
Connectivity Status: Fastboot Device Connected
fastboot oem unlock
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Then it asks me to reboot and enable debugging thing, so I cannot, do you thing is unlock? Now I'm gonna try to "flash stock + unroot" on this program, I'll let you know.
Thanks.
graydiggy said:
You don't need debugging enabled to use fastboot. That's only for issuing commands while in the OS.
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Thanks, but this guide says that you have to turn the debuggin mode on. I tried to flash, (assuming OEM is on) through the Nexus tool kit but it gave me a lot of fails.
@Evolution_Tech
Aren't you more versed in this area? Maybe you can lend a hand?
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@Evolution_Tech
Aren't you more versed in this area? Maybe you can lend a hand?
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USB debugging shouldn't matter, what matters is having the "allow OEM unlock" setting enabled.
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USB debugging shouldn't matter, what matters is having the "allow OEM unlock" setting enabled.
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He is trying to use toolkit. It requires USB debug enabled as it uses both adb and fastboot. Needs to forget the toolkit and go to manual fastboot.
prdog1 said:
He is trying to use toolkit. It requires USB debug enabled as it uses both adb and fastboot. Needs to forget the toolkit and go to manual fastboot.
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That's what I was thinking. However I'm not as familiar with manual fastboot. I also don't have a computer at hand at the moment so I can't quickly get all the commands for the OP.
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Since it seems that there is no OEM unlock on the device, would he be able to push a factory image to the phone and install it like a regular update through recovery?
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USB debugging shouldn't matter, what matters is having the "allow OEM unlock" setting enabled.
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OEM seems that is Unlock, the toolkit says this.
fastboot devices
ZX1G22KCPZ fastboot
Connectivity Status: Fastboot Device Connected
fastboot oem unlock
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Now, that toolkit doesn´t work, so I'm trying to use fasboot thing. But it seems that I need debbuggin thing On, I'm using this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56938530&postcount=1 I don't know how to do this things I just do what the guide says.
So the big question is how can I flash wihout usb debugging thing enabled.
Thanks :good:
espinal123 said:
[/COLOR]Since it seems that there is no OEM unlock on the device, would he be able to push a factory image to the phone and install it like a regular update through recovery?
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OEM seems that is Unlock, the toolkit says this.
Now, that toolkit doesn´t work, so I'm trying to use fasboot thing. But it seems that I need debbuggin thing On, I'm using this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56938530&postcount=1 I don't know how to do this things I just do what the guide says.
So the big question is how can I flash wihout usb enabled.
Thanks :good:[/QUOTE]
Flashing via fastboot does not need USB debugging enabled. If your bootloader IS unlocked, you are good to go.
If I'm not mistaken debugging is for inside the OS only... It's been like that for my Samsung devices. It's so your computer can push a command to the phone while it's completely booted. Don't worry about the toolkit from this point. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance. Just give us a little more time and we shall get you sorted. Hopefully
Have you ever just tried entering recovery and doing a factory reset?
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Otherwise, from fastboot, just try: fastboot format cache
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Have you ever just tried entering recovery and doing a factory reset?
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Otherwise, from fastboot, just try: fastboot format cache
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I cannot enter to recovery, It appears a dead android and a warning sign on his chest. But I already did through fastboot command as you say, but I don't know how to flash in fastboot i cannot find the proper guide.
I already did the command "fastboot devices" and it recognizes my device. I tried to put a new recovery but it wont let me.
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I cannot enter to recovery, It appears a dead android and a warning sign on his chest. But I already did through fastboot command as you say, but I don't know how to flash in fastboot i cannot find the proper guide.
I already did the command "fastboot devices" and it recognizes my device. I tried to put a new recovery but it wont let me.
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OK, first, when the "dead android" appears, hold power and press volume up once. That is the normal procedure for entering stock recovery.
Second, why can you not flash a custom recovery? I have a strong suspicion that your bootloader is locked and there is some communication issues here. Go to stock recovery and do a factory data reset.
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OK, first, when the "dead android" appears, hold power and press volume up once. That is the normal procedure for entering stock recovery.
Second, why can you not flash a custom recovery? I have a strong suspicion that your bootloader is locked and there is some communication issues here. Go to stock recovery and do a factory data reset.
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Thanks, I cannot enter recovery mode as you said, I also cannot "fastboot oem unlock". Here's one picture.
At least it recognizes my device.(as youll see in the picture)
Does it mean my oem thing is blocked? And I cannot do anything?
If so, what about this http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/fix-fix-qhusbbulk-cm12-t3059518
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Thanks, I cannot enter recovery mode as you said, I also cannot "fastboot oem unlock". Here's one picture.
It recognizes my device, does it mean my oem thing is blocked? And I cannot do anything?
If so, what about this http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/fix-fix-qhusbbulk-cm12-t3059518
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No, that fix does not apply here.
I'm going to try this once more.
Disconnect from your PC.
Power off your nexus.
Hold power+volume down to enter bootloader.
Once in bootloader, use volume down to select recovery mode. Press power to select it.
Once dead android appears, hold power button and press volume up once.
Once in recovery, use volume down to highlight " wipe data/factory reset "
Press power to select.
Reboot when prompted.
If the device boots up, wait patiently for the reset to completely finish. It may take as long as 20 minutes or more.
If this processes doesn't work, you have one option, RMA.

HTC one M7 stuck on Fastboot / Bootloader screen

Hi All,
I have an HTC one M7 unlocked. Two days ago I tried to restart my phone and it is stuck on the Fast boot /bootloader screen. I tried to use the recovery and Reset Factory options, but these are bringing me back to Fastboot screen. Took my phone to a gadget shop and they said OS has gone. Any idea how to proceed? I am a newbie to this forum and any help would be much appreciated
***LOCKED***
M7_U PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT-1.57.000
OS-6.13.707.107
eMMC-BOOT 2048M
Jan 7 2015,14:50:53.0
FASTBOOT
<VOL UP> to previous item
<VOL DOWN> to next item
<POWER>to select item
BOOTLOADER
REBOOT
REBOOT BOOTLOADER
POWER DOWN
Unlock the bootloader first then install custom recovery
what's up everyone... got a little question and apologise if it's been asked many times before. my wife loves htc (sense UI) so recently i bought a brand new one for her (M7)... the reason im telling this is the fact that I have already drivers and adb installed on my pc (unlocked, rooted and flashed a rom for her on the second day after buying it) but few days ago I bought another M7 at a good price just to use with mhl-vga converter (as a stationary with Bluetooth keyboard and mouse connected so we wouldn't have to connect her m7 or my s5 all the time back and forth) but the thing is, that volume rocker (the one you actually need to enter a fastboot mode, the Volume Down) - dont work, so my question is, - is it possible to enter a fastboot mode through pc using cmd ? I've read that it is possible but yesterday I connected, opened command window, typed ADB devices just to see if pc recognizes the device and nothing, then typed other commands I found googling... commands for reboot, reboot to fastboot... whatever... so I'm asking is it possible? or the only way to get there is to use power and volume down buttons? thanx.
edit : drivers are all good (updated), adb us on my pc. the device was On (booted).
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what's up everyone... got a little question and apologise if it's been asked many times before. my wife loves htc (sense UI) so recently i bought a brand new one for her (M7)... the reason im telling this is the fact that I have already drivers and adb installed on my pc (unlocked, rooted and flashed a rom for her on the second day after buying it) but few days ago I bought another M7 at a good price just to use with mhl-vga converter (as a stationary with Bluetooth keyboard and mouse connected so we wouldn't have to connect her m7 or my s5 all the time back and forth) but the thing is, that volume rocker (the one you actually need to enter a fastboot mode, the Volume Down) - dont work, so my question is, - is it possible to enter a fastboot mode through pc using cmd ? I've read that it is possible but yesterday I connected, opened command window, typed ADB devices just to see if pc recognizes the device and nothing, then typed other commands I found googling... commands for reboot, reboot to fastboot... whatever... so I'm asking is it possible? or the only way to get there is to use power and volume down buttons? thanx.
edit : drivers are all good (updated), adb us on my pc. the device was On (booted).
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You can reboot to the bootloader / fastboot usb mode by using the command "adb reboot bootloader". To use this command, you must have the latest HTC drivers installed on your computer and "USB debugging" option turned on in the developer option menu. If you can't access the developer menu from the settings menu (not in the list), you must active it by going to "settings --> about --> Software info --> more" then start tapping on the "build number" until you see a notification "You are now a developer" telling you that the developer option menu is enabled. Then go back to the settings menu --> Developer option -> USB debug --> ON.
Another important thing when using adb from a booted rom is to make sure that you have unlocked the screen using your PIN (or any other security method). ADB won't work if the screen is locked for obvious security reasons.
Once in the bootloader, if you can't use the volume down key to navigate the options, there is not much you can do except using fastboot commands. If you want to boot in recovery mode for example, since the volume key is broken, you'll need to reboot in the OS and use the "adb reboot recovery" command so you can access the recovery mode. If you want to exit the bootloader, use "fastboot reboot".
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alray said:
You can reboot to the bootloader / fastboot usb mode by using the command "adb reboot bootloader". To use this command, you must have the latest HTC drivers installed on your computer and "USB debugging" option turned on in the developer option menu. If you can't access the developer menu from the settings menu (not in the list), you must active it by going to "settings --> about --> Software info --> more" then start tapping on the "build number" until you see a notification "You are now a developer" telling you that the developer option menu is enabled. Then go back to the settings menu --> Developer option -> USB debug --> ON.
Another important thing when using adb from a booted rom is to make sure that you have unlocked the screen using your PIN (or any other security method). ADB won't work if the screen is locked for obvious security reasons.
p. s. with my wife's phone I was done in 15 minutes (including unlocking, rooting, flashing a rom and a boot up). so I'm confused a bit. but since wife's June us new and obviously the volume rocker is functioning, I had no problem getting to bootloader and take it from there.
Once in the bootloader, if you can't use the volume down key to navigate the options, there is not much you can do except using fastboot commands. If you want to boot in recovery mode for example, since the volume key is broken, you'll need to reboot in the OS and use the "adb reboot recovery" command so you can access the recovery mode. If you want to exit the bootloader, use "fastboot reboot".
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thanx for such detailed info. I'm not" working " a lot with htc, I'm myself a Galaxy Series kinda guy but im familiar with the basics of htc. I'll try again tomorrow. but commands don't do what they were meant to do. after updating the drivers with htc sync and having USB debugging On, and adb installed (everything I used to unlock, root etc my wife's device, this device gives me problems). got to see in manager (on pc) if it's even sees the device. but the command Adb devices didn't show anything connected.
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thanx for such detailed info. I'm not" working " a lot with htc, I'm myself a Galaxy Series kinda guy but im familiar with the basics of htc. I'll try again tomorrow. but commands don't do what they were meant to do. after updating the drivers with htc sync and having USB debugging On, and adb installed (everything I used to unlock, root etc my wife's device, this device gives me problems). got to see in manager (on pc) if it's even sees the device. but the command Adb devices didn't show anything connected.
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Yep and post a screenshot of your devices manager when you'll have time.
alray said:
Yep and post a screenshot of your devices manager when you'll have time.
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what do you mean? I meant go into pc, open a manager and see if the pc sees it.
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what do you mean? I meant go into pc, open a manager and see if the pc sees it.
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Exactly and if the phone isn't detected or is incorrectly detected (yellow triangle with an exclamation mark) take a screenshot of your windows devices manager and post it here.
I will.
alray said:
Exactly and if the phone isn't detected or is incorrectly detected (yellow triangle with an exclamation mark) take a screenshot of your windows devices manager and post it here.
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here is the thing, - I was gonna switch my interface to English so it'd be easier for you but don't have it installed and since we just had a major storm, my Internet is down for a minute so here is the thing... in the manager it showd all is good as you see, when you double tap on My HTC, in the little window in General it shows Connected but in time in the same General it'll show "At this moment the device isn't connected (code45). To solve this problem reconnect the device."
p. s. in Drivers tab (just for the hell of it I pressed Update but the drivers are up to date. so does HTC Sync... connected, synced.
oh sh**, I'm finally in after trying and trying... adb devices - Recognised, adb reboot bootloader - rebooted... never mind right now, I'll take it from here. out of time right now but I'll get back to it when my Internet connection fixed. thanx again, but I might be back with another question.
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maybe it's a coincidence but I deleted folders that I used to work with my wife's htc (in mini-sdk folder was unlock code that I got unlocking her device) and unzipped (still had the zip) again. now I have no problems using adb commands.?
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Exactly and if the phone isn't detected or is incorrectly detected (yellow triangle with an exclamation mark) take a screenshot of your windows devices manager and post it here.
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well, I fckd it up... after successfully going through process of unlocking, flashing twrp, restoring apps from Titanium Backup, last thing I had to do was install xposed installer... i installed exactly the same that I did before 4beta but instead of flashing 68 arm 21 zip to install framework I flashed 74 arm 21 zip, wiped dalvik but no boot up. that's it! htc one logo... connected the device to pc, now it sees it but it says it's off line (in cmd). another thing, - as soon as I connect it the Manager shows everything is fine, then I open cmd, go to cd C:\ (everything is still ok in the Manager) but as soon as I type mini-sdk (the adb folder), the Android USB at the top of the Manager stays the same but Removable Devices gers a triangle. any clue??? Jesus, I was there, everything was fine, I've got a backup of stock rom after flashing twrp but now a brick.
here it is
I was using mini-sdk but just now installed 15 seconds ADB program and tried with it... same sh**. it sees it but the status is offline... tested on my Galaxy s5, works just fine. wtf? did I hardbricked my htc?! can it actually see the # but be Offline. still on htc logo.
p. s. on connecting the s5, in the line where htc (pic above) has yellow triangle, it's not there on s5.is there a solution? double pressing on HTC with yellow triangle and in the window popping up in General tab it says, - Impossible to start (code 10).
and another thing... i honestly don't remember if I enabled Debugging when I flashed ARHD Rom... is it On by default in custom roms in htc?
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alray said:
Exactly and if the phone isn't detected or is incorrectly detected (yellow triangle with an exclamation mark) take a screenshot of your windows devices manager and post it here.
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look at this... the craziest sh**. look at the commands... on adb reboot - device not found, on adb devices - it shows up but as offline and at that exact moment HTC line on Manager changes to a yellow triangle but not before.
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You can't use adb if the phone isn't fully booted to the OS or booted in a custom recovery. What version of android or what firmware version is installed on the phone? The Xposed version you need to install depends the android version that is installed on the phone. Bootloop caused by xposed is something easy to fix normally, but you need to get in recovery mode which is a problem without a working volume down key
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You can't use adb if the phone isn't fully booted to the OS or booted in a custom recovery. What version of android or what firmware version is installed on the phone? The Xposed version you need to install depends the android version that is installed on the phone. Bootloop caused by xposed is something easy to fix normally, but you need to get in recovery mode which is a problem without a working volume down key
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I know.... (about the volume)... it was on official 5.0... when I was done with it, it was with a latest twrp and ARHD 92.0 Rom installed. everything was fine... i didn't spend much time on it (had to set it all up), so restored everything with Titanium but instead of waiting for my wife to come back from work (I'm sure I didn't even delete the RIGHT xposed zip. it's still on her phone), I've decided to go and f*** it all up by just flashing the wrong one ....
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so you're saying it's either fixing a volume rocker or throwing it out?! but the thing is, because I was planning on changing the casing anyway, i took off the back cover to have access to the volume down button and I can feel a weak click but it's there (the click) and couldn't enter a fastboot anyway. f*******ck.
methoddon1 said:
I know.... (about the volume)... it was on official 5.0... when I was done with it, it was with a latest twrp and ARHD 92.0 Rom installed. everything was fine... i didn't spend much time on it (had to set it all up), so restored everything with Titanium but instead of waiting for my wife to come back from work (I'm sure I didn't even delete the RIGHT xposed zip. it's still on her phone), I've decided to go and f*** it all up by just flashing the wrong one ....
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xposed-v74-sdk21-arm.zip should have worked fine on ARHD 92 (android 5.0.2) but flashing xposed can sometimes cause boot problems, even simply enabling a module can cause boot problems. That was a little risky to do it on a that phone since you need adb to reboot in recovery/bootloader because of the broken volume button.
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methoddon1 said:
so you're saying it's either fixing a volume rocker or throwing it out?! but the thing is, because I was planning on changing the casing anyway, i took off the back cover to have access to the volume down button and I can feel a weak click but it's there (the click) and couldn't enter a fastboot anyway. f*******ck.
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Unfortunately yes.
Like I said this problem should be easy to fix, but without access to the bootloader or the recovery, there is not much you can do
ok thanx.
I wish youd reminded of that earlier... I've been using Samsung for too long...
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