Hi there,
I would need your assistant before sending for RMA. My newly bought GNex won't startup, won't go in recovery mode, won't go in to fastboot and not even manage to charge it too. It simply went dead.
It is SC-04D Docomo GNex and just a day before, it started to asked for Network PIN for unlock and within a day, it went dead.
Anyone have this similar problem and do we have a way to solve this?
Thanks.
no one could help on this?
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Hi all.
I have a seemingly unique problem with my nexus, one day it got stuck in the boot logo. I gave the phone to a friend to fix, he used the galaxy nexus tool kit and halfway through solving the problem the phone crashed and now wont boot. At all. I am locked out of fastboot nothing at all is displayed on the screen, the tool kit wont detect the handset. There is no response when I push any of the buttons. I tried opening the phone and shorted out the power button. the only response I get from the phone it when I plug it in to windows 8 it get the sound on my pc to know it found hardware, then immediately followed by the disconnecting sound, and a little notification flashes from the system tray, If I am fast enough I can click on it and I get this message:
(I cant post a link as this is a new account) i.imgur.com/fmkE9Ki.png
I found on another thread that someone had a similar problem, they fixed it by getting a new battery, I did this and it still didn't work. i checked with a multimeter and they're both fine anyway. I am about to use my last resort and send it in to a paid service. Is there anything else i can try? or do you think a repair shop would have a better chance?
Thanks in advance for your time.
You're internal memory might be fried, happened to my first GN, was downloading something via a torrent app and all of a sudden the screen went black, had to pull battery and restart, first time it nearly got through the boot sequence but then froze up again, pull battery again to reboot but the second time it just started with major graphic errors and did not leave to Google logo screen.. Had to be replaced, good thing was that there was no way for service center to tell it was rooted ;P
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
Have you tried omap flash?
Beamed from my Grouper
Started acting up last week when I noticed it restarted on it's own, but didn't fire back up right away. Instead it went into a reboot cycle for almost an hour (doesn't make it passed the Samsung splash screen). Then it just fixed itself and I was able to access everything as normal.
Once it was going again, I backed up all my info and did a factory reset and proceeded to re-load Jellybean (4.0.2?). Although Kies said I was already up-to-date and didn't do anything.
Anyway, worked fine for a week until yesterday when it went into the continuous reboot cycle, and never fully turned on again.
I have pictures and vids I would like to somehow recover (on phone and not on SD card), but I have no idea how to get the phone to start up. I have removed my SIM and memory card to see if that did anything. Also have done numerous hard resets (pull the battery and lock + vol down combo). It basically just kills the battery as it cycle reboots. Every few minutes, it will fire up again but still doesn't make it past the Samsung splash page. And when the phone is charging, it just doesn't turn on in general and just intermittently vibrates to try to start-up.
Dunno how I would even be able to flash the ROM (newb at this) since the phone doesn't stay on long enough to access the BIOS of the phone. Does this seem like a software or hardware issue? I bought this phone 2nd hand off Craigs about 2 years ago, so no idea if it was a refurb.
Has anyone experienced this and can direct me to somewhere so I can fix it? Or is it a goner and I should just move on to another phone? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Its likely a stuck power button. Search here or Google for treatments.
Sent from my Moto X cellular telephone...
it sounds like a problem I had once
Galaxy S2 Wont boot anymore
one option was to disassemble teh phone and check the power button , someone recommended I use an eraser to tap the power button and see if that would unlodge it and to my relief that worked. You might want to try that first
Hello all,
I bought my asus nexus 7 (second edition) in 2014. i had no issues until recently. whenever i press the power button to turn it on the google logo comes on and then it goes black. I took it to a tablet repair place and the guy could not fix it. He said its "hard bricked." he said he was able to get to the bootloader page and unroot it ??? but he could not fix the issue of it timing out and turning off.
I was wondering if anyone has come across this issue and can my nexus 7 be saved/salvaged. As i told him i do not not care if its factory resetted.
He told me to post in a forum as it was developer issue and maybe a developer can fix it.
Any information would be greatly appreciated. I have only used this tablet for travel. so its virtually brand new. I would prefer not to waste money on another one.
darlinho said:
I was wondering if anyone has come across this issue and can my nexus 7 be saved/salvaged.
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Hi, connect external power and start again. OK?
yes - replace the battery
no - read on...Do Fastboot Diagnostics. OK?
yes - flash factory image
no - check "Repair Options"
darlinho said:
Hello all,
I bought my asus nexus 7 (second edition) in 2014. i had no issues until recently. whenever i press the power button to turn it on the google logo comes on and then it goes black. I took it to a tablet repair place and the guy could not fix it. He said its "hard bricked." he said he was able to get to the bootloader page and unroot it ??? but he could not fix the issue of it timing out and turning off.
I was wondering if anyone has come across this issue and can my nexus 7 be saved/salvaged. As i told him i do not not care if its factory resetted.
He told me to post in a forum as it was developer issue and maybe a developer can fix it.
Any information would be greatly appreciated. I have only used this tablet for travel. so its virtually brand new. I would prefer not to waste money on another one.
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is it going in fastboot mode? if yes then install adb fastboot drivers and then try to format partitions and reinstall factory imag.e
I was using my Nexus 5X, suddenly the phone turned off, and then turned on alone, then the Google screen appeared and disappeared, and is appearing and disappearing the google screen and the phone does not start
Someone had the same trouble and can help me?
@gustavobrze: this is called bootloop and often discussed here, enter sudden death in search.
Most likely the solution is a new motherboard, so i hope you still have warranty.
Hi,
So a few months ago I regrettably decided to try and root my Samsung Galaxy s7. It did not go well, and from the feedback from the firm I sent it for software repairs, apparently a second partition was created which caused start-up issues. They said they fixed it and for a few months the phone worked well. Until now.
The phone refuses to startup. It is currently plugged into the mains and showing a steady 51% (which I know from previous experience will be the maximum it reaches) If I press the power button it goes through the loading screen (the animated Samsung logo) then shuts off, then tries again and again never making it past this point.
The things I've tried:
Tried every kind of reset
Run the restart process with every combination of sim card, sd card and lackthereof
I remember that the guy that fixed my phone offhandedly commented that he could see the issue on his PC, presumably via a software of some-sorts. Anybody know what this could be?
So, nothing seems to work and in a last bid of desperation I googled the issue and came across this website.
Perhaps a kind Samaritan here might know how to fix my issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
CorrinRoth said:
Hi,
So a few months ago I regrettably decided to try and root my Samsung Galaxy s7. It did not go well, and from the feedback from the firm I sent it for software repairs, apparently a second partition was created which caused start-up issues. They said they fixed it and for a few months the phone worked well. Until now.
The phone refuses to startup. It is currently plugged into the mains and showing a steady 51% (which I know from previous experience will be the maximum it reaches) If I press the power button it goes through the loading screen (the animated Samsung logo) then shuts off, then tries again and again never making it past this point.
The things I've tried:
Tried every kind of reset
Run the restart process with every combination of sim card, sd card and lackthereof
I remember that the guy that fixed my phone offhandedly commented that he could see the issue on his PC, presumably via a software of some-sorts. Anybody know what this could be?
So, nothing seems to work and in a last bid of desperation I googled the issue and came across this website.
Perhaps a kind Samaritan here might know how to fix my issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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You are at wrong forum. If you are new to XDA, then let me tell you, XDA has device specific forums, means we are discussing only one device here, help for other devices will not be provided on different device forum.
Click the following link, it's Galaxy S7 (see guide section, it will have flashing guide of Stock ROM) : https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7
I need a software can be used to manager all the data of my Android phone ,