I used kies to go back to stock rom, now my phone starts goes to samsung screen, then goes to samsung screen, and keep looping it. never going into android os :S
Boot into recovery and wipe data (factory reset) and cache.
ccigaM said:
I used kies to go back to stock rom, now my phone starts goes to samsung screen, then goes to samsung screen, and keep looping it. never going into android os :S
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Calm down. And no need to open a new thread everytime.
Pull off the battery and boot in stock recovery by pressing "volume up+homme button+ power button" when Samsung logo appears release power button but keep pressing the other two.
You will be then in recovery.
Select wipe phone/factory reset
And wipe cache. After that select reboot.
Phone should boot normally.
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Thanks marios u are a life saver!
but now i cant access my phone storage when i connect usb
Enable usb debugging.
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Guys
I got this desire hd
I found that after every time I take out the sd ram( after unmount)
And put the sd back the phone keep restarting like crazy non stop
Abt 20-30 times
Until suddenly it works normal by its self.
Also the same story happen after everytime I want to take off the battery out.
Plz help me
Restarting like a donkey.... lol wtf??
Try a factory reset.
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sashank said:
Restarting like as donkey.... lol wtf??
Try a factory reset.
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bro
it is restarting non stop
what shall i do else ???????????????
1) Take out and reinsert battery.
2) Hold down volume down and power button, release power button but keep holding down 'volume down' button.
3) Phone will boot into bootloader, use volume up/volume down to navigate and power button to select. Choose 'factory reset'.
BTW, are you running as stock unrooted ROM or a rooted custom ROM? And do you have a recovery installed? (ClockworkMod or 4ext). If you have recovery then you can boot into recovery from the bootloader and in recovery choose 'factory reset (wipe data)'.
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sashank said:
1) Take out and reinsert battery.
2) Hold down volume down and power button, release power button but keep holding down 'volume down' button.
3) Phone will boot into bootloader, use volume up/volume down to navigate and power button to select. Choose 'factory reset'.
BTW, are you running as stock unrooted ROM or a rooted custom ROM? And do you have a recovery installed? (ClockworkMod or 4ext). If you have recovery then you can boot into recovery from the bootloader and in recovery choose 'factory reset (wipe data)'.
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hi bro
i am using the original ROM
i did reset factory from the setting menu
update u later abt the results
tq
So I followed all of the instructions on the first post Android Open Kang Project | July 15 | Milestone 6:
Make sure you're on the latest CWM
MAKE A NANDROID
flash Darkside Superwipe
flash ROM
flash Gapps
flash Darkside Cachewipe
reboot
let phone sit for approximately 10 minutes
reboot
enjoy!
After letting my phone sit I tried to reboot it but it's just sitting here at Reboot phone and a little circle to the left of the text saying "Rebooting .. . " It's been on this screen for at least 15 min.
What should I do now?
if i was in your situation, i would just force shutdown( if that doesn't work ) pull the battery.
boot into recovery, flash darkside cache wipe, and then test if it still gets stuck when rebooting.
if it still hangs, boot into recovery and redo the whole process.
FluffyR said:
if i was in your situation, i would just force shutdown( if that doesn't work ) pull the battery.
boot into recovery, flash darkside cache wipe, and then test if it still gets stuck when rebooting.
if it still hangs, boot into recovery and redo the whole process.
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I appreciate your reply but how do I reboot into recovery if I can't reboot?
You can either hold the power button down for ~10 seconds or pull and replace the battery. If holding down power works, immediately press down volume up and volume down to get it into recovery. Otherwise do it after you put the battery back in.
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Perfect thanks! I'll try it out.
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You can either hold the power button down for ~10 seconds or pull and replace the battery. If holding down power works, immediately press down volume up and volume down to get it into recovery. Otherwise do it after you put the battery back in.
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Do I continue holding down the power button while pressing the volume up and then down buttons? or release and then push? And when do I push the volume buttons?
Press and hold volume up and down, press power until your phone vibrates, and keep holding the volume buttons until you're in the recovery menu.
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Press and hold volume up and down, press power until your phone vibrates, and keep holding the volume buttons until you're in the recovery menu.
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Awesome! that did the trick I'm in recovery!
I'll just redo the whole process and then hopefully it'll work then.
For the wait ten minutes then reboot step am I supposed to just wait that the getting started page and then reboot or should I sign in and everything then wait and reboot?
I re did everything now it's just hung up on the Restoring screen. . .
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I re did everything now it's just hung up on the Restoring screen. . .
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don't know what you mean by restoring screen.
are you trying to do a nand restore and it's stuck?
or is it stuck on the boot screen animation?
I'm absolutely confused with how to root my SGH-T999 properly. I know I'm suppose to use the search function and read everything and anything before I post a thread, but I'm seriously overwhelmed with what's what.
So far, I'm trying to follow this guide, but when I go check the md5, it says it's not a match between the file I downloaded and the md5 # on the download page. I figured that since my phone is 4.1.1, I should use this image, but again, I try to check the md5 sums, but it comes out as not a match.
So I'm super paranoid that I might mess something up and brick my phone.
I'm betting you checked the md5 after extracting it. The md5 on the download page is for the file exactly as you downloaded it.
You don't have to worry about an update 'path'. You can get the latest and flash it as per the instructions.
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Oh thank god. Yeah, I was checking the extracted file. Thanks for clearing that up.
One more question: Let's say I want to use CyanogenMod 10. Once I've rooted my phone with this method, I could get ClockworkMod recovery (via ROM Manager from the app store) and download the CM10 mod and install the CM10 that way?
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Oh thank god. Yeah, I was checking the extracted file. Thanks for clearing that up.
One more question: Let's say I want to use CyanogenMod 10. Once I've rooted my phone with this method, I could get ClockworkMod recovery (via ROM Manager from the app store) and download the CM10 mod and install the CM10 that way?
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Yes. Make sure you follow all the flashing instructions from the thread. You could also install goo manager and install TWRP and find roms through there as well
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Oh thank god. Yeah, I was checking the extracted file. Thanks for clearing that up.
One more question: Let's say I want to use CyanogenMod 10. Once I've rooted my phone with this method, I could get ClockworkMod recovery (via ROM Manager from the app store) and download the CM10 mod and install the CM10 that way?
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Yeah, you can use TWRP or CWM to flash roms. It's preference. You don't HAVE to have CWM to flash CM10.
I never used TWRP, but I'm absolutely content with CWM. Hasn't failed me once. Don't fix what's not broken, right?
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Alright ****. I think I messed something up.
I installed ROM Manager and downloaded CM10. I then went through the options of rebooting it and installing. But now it's stuck at a spinning circle with "CyanogenMod" in the center. I have no idea what to do or how to get out of it. I've tried forcing it to power down by holding down the power button or doing the three button press (volume down, home and power), but either way, it just shuts down, vibrates a little and reboots itself back to the spinning logo screen.
EDIT: Ok so I've pulled the battery and went into recovery mode. Then I "wiped data/factory reset" and I think I got it to work now. It seems to be at the CM10 home screen now
xaolindragon said:
Alright ****. I think I messed something up.
I installed ROM Manager and downloaded CM10. I then went through the options of rebooting it and installing. But now it's stuck at a spinning circle with "CyanogenMod" in the center. I have no idea what to do or how to get out of it. I've tried forcing it to power down by holding down the power button or doing the three button press (volume down, home and power), but either way, it just shuts down, vibrates a little and reboots itself back to the spinning logo screen.
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Pull the battery. Once the screen is black. Put the battery back and boot into recovery(Vol up, home, and power).
When you installed CM10, did you factory reset, wipe cache, and dalvik cache?
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Pull the battery. Once the screen is black. Put the battery back and boot into recovery(Vol up, home, and power).
When you installed CM10, did you factory reset, wipe cache, and dalvik cache?
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Yeah. That's exactly what I did. Pulled the battery, put it back in, factory rest and wiped data. I'm not sure about the dalvik cache though. Once I got to the ClockworkMod recovery mode/screen, I just went to the "wipe data/factory reset option"
Hi guys
Bit stupid of me.
I rooted and installed recovery then i wanted to wipe the data and start a clean rom - the stock rom, no other rom was ever loaded.
I went into recovery and wiped cache and data etc
I think what I have done is wipe the rom itself and wiped all data.
I can boot up but it sticks on the HTC screen and I can't even turn the phone off from there.
I'm sure this is fixable but it's been a long time since i used adb etc and i am not even sure where or what or the steps to take to get to a point where I can load stock rom back on to my phone. If anyone could throw a few pointers my way I'd be grateful.
Cheers in advance.
Turn phone off by keep the power button down for about 10 seconds, volume down and power together to boot into recovery, install new rom
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RossMacgill said:
Turn phone off by keep the power button down for about 10 seconds, volume down and power together to boot into recovery, install new rom
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it won't boot into recovery
Can you get to bootloader.? I bet if you keep trying you will be able to
Maybe try power and volume up to turn off, then hold volume down while turning on
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oh wow that worked.. the switching up and down buttons ...how very odd.
So now I can mount a usb with otg cable and load a rom thanks very much
I am rooted with TWRP 2.7.0.2 installed. I can boot into TWRP using the Quickboot app, but not using the button combo (power+vol. down, when the logo appears release power, while still holding vol. down push power and vol. up). Does anyone know how to get into TWRP on the Verizon VK810 from a powered off device?
Just be super quick...(think power on/sound down - power off then all 3 at once. Recovery will display.
MAKE a recovery backup! Be safe.
Cal said:
Just be super quick...(think power on/sound down - power off then all 3 at once. Recovery will display.
MAKE a recovery backup! Be safe.
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Thanks for helping, Cal. No matter how quick I am, it just restarts to the logo, even if I start before I see the logo. If I hold the three buttons for a long time, I get the ieme screen to flash for about a second. Also, if I hold down the power and volume down for a long time I get stock "System Recovery", the one with the 4 options. From there I can either reboot, wipe cache, factory reset or power off.
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Make sure you are shutdown. All must be off - Then start the button hold process to 'recovery'.
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Make sure you are shutdown. All must be off - Then start the button hold process to 'recovery'.
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I've been doing that, to no avail. Curious thing, though. I booted into System Recovery by pushing the power+volume down. I was given 4 options. Factory reset, power off, wipe cache and safe boot. I use the volume rocker to get to "wipe cache", push power to select, and it takes me to TWRP. I can get there now from a powered off state, which is the goal, I just don't know why.
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If it works, Great! Why worry 'why'!!
New to me! Still on the 500.
Cal said:
If it works, Great! Why worry 'why'!!
New to me! Still on the 500.
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Lol...yeah, I'm really not too worried about "why", just curious. Thanks again for the help.
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I had problems getting into recovery also. To resolve this issue, I just downloaded reboot recovery from the play store. Works like a charm.
spiceditup and cal, what device do you have? 500 does not equal vk810 unfortunately for us poor saps who sit under the verizon throne.
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spiceditup said:
I had problems getting into recovery also. To resolve this issue, I just downloaded reboot recovery from the play store. Works like a charm.
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I use Quickboot. It works too. The thing is, if I ever have a boot loop or brick my device, I'll have no way to get into recovery with Quickboot.
Do you have TWRP installed and are you having the same problem I am, namely the button combo doesn't work?
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As far as I know, the only way of getting into TWRP from a powered off state on the VK810 is by selecting an option from the stock recovery such as "Factory Reset". Wipe Cache performed the same thing, trying to pass a command off to the rest of the stock recovery, but since it's been replaced with TWRP, TWRP is simply loaded and the command (no matter if it's Factory Reset or Wipe Cache) isn't executed.
For example, it works the same way with the LG G3, at least on Verizon.
roirraW "edor" ehT said:
As far as I know, the only way of getting into TWRP from a powered off state on the VK810 is by selecting an option from the stock recovery such as "Factory Reset". Wipe Cache performed the same thing, trying to pass a command off to the rest of the stock recovery, but since it's been replaced with TWRP, TWRP is simply loaded and the command (no matter if it's Factory Reset or Wipe Cache) isn't executed.
For example, it works the same way with the LG G3, at least on Verizon.
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Good to know that I didn't mess something up. I searched the Web, but couldn't find anything that even remotely said what you said above. Thanks for clarifying it.
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dadof10 said:
Good to know that I didn't mess something up. I searched the Web, but couldn't find anything that even remotely said what you said above. Thanks for clarifying it.
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You're welcome! I was totally surprised the first time I found out my LG devices used that "stock recovery front end" and that you can't boot directly to custom recovery from power off. I meant to add that if anyone found I was full of bat guano to please correct anything I said.