First of all I did some research on Xda regarding my issue, the issue is my phone keeps on bootlooping it did this first time during the night while the phone was sleeping and then it did it today while I was on Xda developer it just froze. I don't know anything about if my bootloader is locked but it isn't rooted with s-on and fully stock. I can go to the recovery using power and vol down, but it doesn't have any affect I tried erasing the data but it just goes back in to a bootloop. I have been reading this threat http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2020931
"Relock your bootloader using the commend 'fastboot oem lock'.
Go into fastboot mode and type 'fastboot oem rebootRUU'.
Flash the new firmware using the commend 'fastboot flash zip firmware.zip'.
On first time running the commend you will see FAILED, don't panic and just run the commend again.
Reunlock your bootloader via HTCDev.
Flash custom recovery using the commend 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img'.
Download boot.img and flash it using the commend ‘fastboot flash boot boot.img’.
Use the commend 'fastboot erase cache' to avoid boot issues.
Go into recovery and install the ROM.
Reboot your device and enjoy from JB!"
I have some questions regarding this threat one of the members mentioned some steps like locking the bootloader then unlocking it. I have visited the HTC dev website and I'm finding it hard to figure how to use command prop. If I save the files to the c drive how do I locate it using cammand prop C:// (is this right?). If I connect my phone to the computer and I download the content that the member had mentioned (boot img and new firmware) where do I place these files, on the root of the sd on the phone? I can't possibly do that because after jb hox it cannot go to usb mount without root. I have two hox's one updated fine and is stock the other has been behaving funny. The phone did go into a bootloop previously but after the battery died I tired the phone on and it was working fine till one day later. The first issue I had was it was stuck on HTC boot screen then I turned it of and now it's stuck in bootloop. The only thing that I can figure out is keep it in recovery and allow the battery to die recharge it and factory reset it if it boots successfully.
Any help will be very appriciated
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Hold the power Button and the volume down button pressed together and hold them both down until the phone restarted and has entered the bootloader
Info is there ....
If its locked or unlocked, Hboot number...etc etc
Tell us what it says there ?
***LOCKED***
Endeavoru pvt ship s-on rl
Hboot-1.39.0000
Cpld-none
Microp-none
Radio-5.1204.162.29
Emmc-bootmode: disabled
CPU-bootmode: disabled
HW secure path: enabled
Modem path : off
I hope this helped
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I just turned the phone on after I drained the battery leaving it on recovery mode and it has successfully booted but it did this before after the battery died when it went into its first bootloop during two nights ago. I know that this is only a temporary fix I feel there is something wrong with the battery or something related to that although it had more than 30% when I upgraded to jb although it was charging while updating.
Edit: I just put the phone into recovery and selected recovery it went to a screen with a phone and a bar underneath and then it rebooted asking me to go through the beginner tutorial. I don't know if the issue has been fixed yet.
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Don't know for sure, but don't go unlocking the bootloader and flashing stuff. The bootloader is LOCKED. you have full warranty with that
Is the jb ruu available so I can re flash it, also can I not clear the cache using command prop what are my options? I'd the jb ruu os not avalible if I flash the ics ruu can I still recieve the ota of jb.
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No you cant flash the ics ruu because we can not downgrade the hboot. Give me your main version and see if i can hook you up with a ruu !
Fastboot getvar version-main
You tried a factory reset from the bootloader menu ?
And you can enter the recovery when you see that phone with the bar, just press volume down and power button. You see the phone with the bar because its the stock recovery
How do find out the main version? Yes I will try to factory reset through recovery.
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You put the phone in the bootloader and press hboot one time , it should say
Fastboot usb in red text
Then open a command prompt inside the fastboot folder and type
Fastboot getvar version-main
I went to recovery and connected a usb to the phone I clicked fastboot and above the hboot the fastboot usb was highlighted in red I clicked hboot and it went back to the main menu so I did it again without clicking hboot ans I opened command prop and it said C> so I typed fastboot getvar version-main it said fastboot wa not recognised I think I didn't type it properly can you help me.
The phone is now booting up but it keeps on saying sense crash then it freezes. It doesn't bootloop any more it just messes up.
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Install these drivers
http://db.tt/gXVxa3Dp
Put these files in a folder where you can find them, open a command there and perform it again.
And leave the screen on in the bootloader where it says fastboot usb !
http://db.tt/ldx3qOOU
Ok so i had the same issue when i first tried to flash the new firmware on my htc one x
i was in bootloop for hours and didnt know what was going on
what fixed it for me was flashing the boot.img from the rom i had downloaded
try flashing the boot.img included in your rom it should be in the .zip file of the rom
after that i didnt experience any bootloops
Edit: i see you have problems with fastboot you first need to change to the directory where the fastboot files are stored
so you need to use the command cd to change to the directory(folder) of the fastboot files
for example my command would be cd C:\Users\Nimbs\Desktop\HTC ONE X fastboot folder
Nimbs said:
Ok so i had the same issue when i first tried to flash the new firmware on my htc one x
i was in bootloop for hours and didnt know what was going on
what fixed it for me was flashing the boot.img from the rom i had downloaded
try flashing the boot.img included in your rom it should be in the .zip file of the rom
after that i didnt experience any bootloops
Edit: i see you have problems with fastboot you first need to change to the directory where the fastboot files are stored
so you need to use the command cd to change to the directory(folder) of the fastboot files
for example my command would be cd C:\Users\Nimbs\Desktop\HTC ONE X fastboot folder
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You clearly did not read ! He is already on the 1.39 hboot he does NOT have to flash a firmware, the bootloader is LOCKED so he has warranty ! The phone is 100% STOCK !!! He only wants to run a RUU to check if the problems are going away ! And the only option is a RUU because unlocking the bootloader in this case will void the warranty he still has ! .........
And please don't flash just the firmware, its actually non official released stuff !!!
And you also did not read my post, you are giving incorrect advice and posting the same info i already did. Please read the next time
I charged the phone then I connected it to the computer placed in recovery with it saying fastboot usb in red. I placed the four Dropbox files in my documents in a file called HTC driver. Then I opened command prop and it said C> then I typed /My documents/htc driver folder/fastboot getvar version-main and then I selected enter and it said my isn't recognised so I then placed user before it and it said user isn't rocognised so then I placed the user name and it said xyz not recognised. I don't know how to locate the files using command prop I placed all the files I downloaded in one file. I can't seem to understand how to use the directory sorry for being such a beginner at this I'm just not used to this. The last time I messed with a ruu and custom roms was when I had htc desire hd.
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Put the files in a new FOLDER , not in a FILE ....
navigate to that folder in windows and press shift and right click inside that folder ....then you execute the command on the doscommand window that you just opened
Sorry for the mistype I placed it in a folder. So basically I open command then using windows explorer I press shift and right click to exacute the command okay.
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No you use the windows explorer to navigate to the folder then you do the shift + right click and then you type the command in the dos window
First of all I cannot run command the through shift+right click. I did download a add on from Microsoft that allows this functionality but thier was a issue. The only way I can locate the file is through command prop but it almost seems impossible to use. I don't know what to do I think I'm out of luck, all I can do is throw it back at htcs face for replacement. I tried to learn how to use command prop and but I haven't succeeded.
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I THINK I DID IT.
Version main 3.14.401.31
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Check the image is this right? Can you now help me find the right ruu pretty please
I just did some searching and I think it's this ruu since my phone isn't carrier branded and I'm in the UK: RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_HTC_Europe_1.29.401.11_Radio_1.1204.105.14_release_260491_signed.exe
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No you can not use that one, you need the 3.14.401.31 i can't share it at the moment !
Maybe you can still get it here ..... if you are fast enough !!!
http://www.shipped-roms.com/index.php?category=android&model=Endeavor
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well i have my htc desire with s-off from alphaRev C7 a weak ago i try to install a custom rom and they say i have TO INSTALL some radio bla bla..to install the radio i have to do it by ADB i try that but is not show me any serial number is just list of devices.
i have a gold card already done,i buy my device from o2 locked but i unlocked after one year by o2 customers etc. program.i try to run unrevoked last one/old one 3.21 no way to work (firmware to new).
then i try to unroot my device by use the stock RUU RUU_Bravo_Froy2_UK_2.14.207.1_Radio_32.44.00.32U_5.09.05.30_2_release_144166_signed.
my ruu is RUU_Bravo_Froyo_HTC_WWE_2.29.405.5_Radio_32.49.00.32U_5.11.05.27_release_159811_signed
at the end of the day i`m stuck on the black screen htc logo and 4 warning triangle in every corner of device.no hboot no recovery nothing.
when i connet my phone to my pc it detect (my htc )this is all.
no ADB no RECOVERY..
i will appreciate any help from u guys i`m so..sad..i can believe i broke my device.
thanks and hope to solve my problem.
i have htc sync installed..
try using RUU manually:
extract rom.zip from the RUU* and stick it in your C:\
boot into fastboot mode, plug your phone in and open command prompt and type
Code:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flashzip C:\rom.zip
fastboot reboot
*to extract the rom.zip run the RUU (but do not proceed with the process, just open it, do NOT click next, don't even plug in your phone for that matter lol), select "run" from the start menu, then type in %temp%, This will opened a folder with a bunch of files and folders, use the "sort by date" feature, and select "today". there should only be 2 folders left, search inside them and the rom.zip should be in one of them, amongst many other androidy files
bortak said:
try using RUU manually:
extract rom.zip from the RUU* and stick it in your C:\
boot into fastboot mode, plug your phone in and open command prompt and type
Code:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flashzip C:\rom.zip
fastboot reboot
*to extract the rom.zip run the RUU (but do not proceed with the process, just open it, do NOT click next, don't even plug in your phone for that matter lol), select "run" from the start menu, then type in %temp%, This will opened a folder with a bunch of files and folders, use the "sort by date" feature, and select "today". there should only be 2 folders left, search inside them and the rom.zip should be in one of them, amongst many other androidy files
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can u say to me step by step please?..because i`m not to sure how to do it.
if u have a msn or yahoo account add me please [email protected]
gabon3zu said:
can u say to me step by step please?..because i`m not to sure how to do it.
if u have a msn or yahoo account add me please [email protected]
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i did what u say to me but at the end i get:
BRAVO PVT4 SHIP S-ON
HBOOT-0.93.0001
MI CROP-051D
TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0101
RADIO-5.11.05.27
Aug 10 2010,17:52:18
RUU=ORANGE COLOUR .....THIS IS ALL I GET.
***************************************************
EDIT: NEVER MIND THAT WON'T WORK JUST SAW YOU'RE S-ON
***************************************************
don't use yahoo.. or msn lol...
alright I'll try walk you through it.
0. download the file I attached, and unzip it into your c:\
1. Run the RUU (do not click next)
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2. go to start menu and click "run" (or press the WINDOWS key and R as a shortcut)
3. type %temp% This opens up a window with a bunch of files/ folders
4. Use the sort by date function, and select today, there should only be about 2 folders, for me, the first one contains another folder, which contains the contents of the RUU
5. Select rom.zip and put it in your c:\
Once you've done that, turn your phone off, boot into fastboot (press the RETURN button and POWER simultaneously)
Plug the phone in via USB, your Phone should show FASTBOOT USB
Then start Command prompt (start menu, accessories, command prompt)
Type the following commands
Code:
cd\
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flashzip C:\rom.zip
fastboot reboot
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EDIT: NEVER MIND THAT WON'T WORK JUST SAW YOU'RE S-ON
***************************************************
Sorry gotta bump you on this
do you get an error after you run the RUU? If so what error?
not worked at all..
i did what u say but when i use cmd and tipe fastboot .. is say adbdll missing so i copy your file in tools folder i tipe it again and work like that..but still no got.i`m still getting htc logo with all warning triangles on corners..
if i run RUU normally i get a Error [170]: USB Connection error.
wait.... you're S-ON and fastboot commands worked for you??
eerrmmm okay.. try
put fastboot.exe in c:\android-sdk\platform-tools
Code:
cd c:\android-sdk\platform-tools\
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flashzip C:\rom.zip
fastboot reboot
bortak said:
wait.... you're S-ON and fastboot commands worked for you??
eerrmmm okay.. try
put fastboot.exe in c:\android-sdk\platform-tools
Code:
cd c:\android-sdk\platform-tools\
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flashzip C:\rom.zip
fastboot reboot
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not working..but i remember i have a alpharev 1.80 img disc..i will try with this and see what i do...thank u very much for your help..i really need it.
gabon3zu said:
not working..but i remember i have a alpharev 1.80 img disc..i will try with this and see what i do...thank u very much for your help..i really need it.
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AFAIK you need to be booted up for that to work.. eerrmm search google for RUU error 170 you might get some answers, I browsed briefly and found a thing or two related but no clear answers
hello all,
opps! Im in exactly the same position.
I followed a non XDA guide and im stuck in bootloop with leedroid hd.
s-on btw. (i dont have access to a cd so cant use alpha rev. and cannot/will not be able to get access to one either....long story.)
Ive followed the above directions to no avail and with same results.
Anyideas? Im used to flashing RUU's on me winmob devices but got out of me depth on this one.
Can one not put the rom.zip on the sd card and install from recovery?
rgds
LoK
orlok said:
hello all,
opps! Im in exactly the same position.
I followed a non XDA guide and im stuck in bootloop with leedroid hd.
s-on btw. (i dont have access to a cd so cant use alpha rev. and cannot/will not be able to get access to one either....long story.)
Ive followed the above directions to no avail and with same results.
Anyideas? Im used to flashing RUU's on me winmob devices but got out of me depth on this one.
Can one not put the rom.zip on the sd card and install from recovery?
rgds
LoK
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u will not believe this..i don`t know how i did but....i did it...i`m now
android v = 2.2
baseband version = 32.49.00.32U_5.11.05.27
kernel =2.6.32.15-gf5a401c [email protected] #1
build number = 2.29.405.5 CL293415 release-keys
software number = 2.29.405.5
browser version webkit = 3.1
i have to go at work in a bit...i don`t have time for this now but i will let u know more tomorrow.
Hello all,
a quick update,
as i could get into cwm I flashed CM7 (and the required radio first) and i seem to be up and running, albeit without sense (ui or common ).
does anyone think i got stuck in the loop because i was s-on with leedroid?
rgds
LoK
--UPDATE--
After much faffing around, i used the revolution beta one click s-off, and have now managed to get back too Standard Tmobile RUU.
Being the sucker that I am, I retried the Leedroid HD rom with no luck (hang on logo)
Using correct recommended radio, ext3 partitioned sd. cwm 2.7.0.5 (or is it 2.5.0.7?) rooted s-off.
Its a shame, I really wanted Sense 3
rgds
LoK
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Vision PVT Eng s-off
Hboot-0.84.200 (pc1011000)
Microp-0425
Radio-26.02.01.15_M2
OS ver.-1.19.531.1
Now the device stucked on hboot with s-off, can't flash anything including pc10img.zip, rom. Also can't enter recovery. Please help.
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can you enter fastboot? and how did you get to this point
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Used to be root with custom rom.
demkantor said:
can you enter fastboot? and how did you get to this point
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yes, I can enter fastboot.
ok start with
fastboot devices
you should see you phones serial number
now
fastboot -w
now
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
you must have a valid recovery in the same folder that fastboot.exe is in. find this maybe in the wiki or 4ext site or clockwork site. also change the name of the image to "recovery.img" make sure it is an image and not a zip, if its a .zip extract the image
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demkantor said:
ok start with
fastboot devices
you should see you phones serial number
now
fastboot -w
now
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
you must have a valid recovery in the same folder that fastboot.exe is in. find this maybe in the wiki or 4ext site or clockwork site. also change the name of the image to "recovery.img" make sure it is an image and not a zip, if its a .zip extract the image
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OK I will try it, thanks.
demkantor said:
ok start with
fastboot devices
you should see you phones serial number
now
fastboot -w
now
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
you must have a valid recovery in the same folder that fastboot.exe is in. find this maybe in the wiki or 4ext site or clockwork site. also change the name of the image to "recovery.img" make sure it is an image and not a zip, if its a .zip extract the image
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I don't get it. At my boatloader, there are option: fastboot, recovery, factory reset, somlock, system info & img crc. When I enter fastboot, there are option bootloader, reboot, reboot bootloader & power down. What should I do? PC10IMG is already in my sd, but it fail to flash during hboot.
fastboot on you phone just puts you in fastboot mode, no commands are to be done with your phone rather your pc.
in the sdk you downloaded from android (I assume you rooted this yourself and I assume you have windows)
find a folder in the sdk called platform-tools. here should be fastboot.exe in this folder place your recovery image and name it recovery.img (not recovery.img.img)
now open cmd here (hold shift, right click in folder, select open command here)
now on pc type
fastboot devices
you should see you phones id, if you don't you did something wrong and we need to figure it out, if you see it then proceed
now type
fastboot -w
now type
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
now type
fastboot reboot recovery
you should now be in your new recovery
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demkantor said:
fastboot on you phone just puts you in fastboot mode, no commands are to be done with your phone rather your pc.
in the sdk you downloaded from android (I assume you rooted this yourself and I assume you have windows)
find a folder in the sdk called platform-tools. here should be fastboot.exe in this folder place your recovery image and name it recovery.img (not recovery.img.img)
now open cmd here (hold shift, right click in folder, select open command here)
now on pc type
fastboot devices
you should see you phones id, if you don't you did something wrong and we need to figure it out, if you see it then proceed
now type
fastboot -w
now type
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
now type
fastboot reboot recovery
you should now be in your new recovery
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the phone id not appear, and the next command, the cmd reply error: cannot load. Probably the phone is not detected. any idea ....?
have you been able to use adb before? fastboot is similar, you need the proper drivers (same as adb) and you need to point cmd to the right place, either change the path in enviromental variables or change directories to fastboot.exe
this is also done by holding shift and right clicking in the folder fastboot.exe is in, then choose open command here.
in cmd if you type "fastboot devices" and it says waiting for device it isn't regestering it, your phone needs to be on, connected via usb, in fastboot mode on phone, drivers installed on pc. let me know where the trouble is
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OK thanks. that last command, cmd reply as per attached above. then what step?
When I enter the recovery in phone, e:can't open. The picture as attached.
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oh so did all work?
dont worry about the reboot command if all worked, truthfully if i remember right you cant boot to recovery from fastboot, or maybe its fastboot reboot-recovery
anyway if all says its good unplug usb and choose power down on phone
then boot into hboot again and choose recovery
see if this works for you
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you are either just fine, this could be the case, try and flash a rom like you have in the past, no need to supewipe as fastboot -w from earlier did this
if you cant there may be a chance you have a fried emmc, my guess is you dont and all is well as fastboot write commands i dont think work when the emmc gets fried
let me know what happens
demkantor said:
oh so did all work?
dont worry about the reboot command if all worked, truthfully if i remember right you cant boot to recovery from fastboot, or maybe its fastboot reboot-recovery
anyway if all says its good unplug usb and choose power down on phone
then boot into hboot again and choose recovery
see if this works for you
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you are either just fine, this could be the case, try and flash a rom like you have in the past, no need to supewipe as fastboot -w from earlier did this
if you cant there may be a chance you have a fried emmc, my guess is you dont and all is well as fastboot write commands i dont think work when the emmc gets fried
let me know what happens
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Yes, it do works. Thanks alot. Now running custom rom. It doing well. Thanks again. I just hit the thanks button.
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I just got an HTC One X, and it's already been rooted. The recovery is TWRP and that's all I know. I'm trying to flash a ROM, but first I need to flash the boot.img, and that's the problem. I can't. There's an automated process, and I followed the steps, got into fastboot usb but the program just sits on waiting for device. Also, when I boot into fastboot it only shows fastboot in red, until I move down towards power off, then it changes into fastboot usb. So, I have no idea what's going on, or if I'm missing something since I wasn't the one who rooted it.
Any help would be great, thanks and I apologize if this has already been asked.
Problem solved: issue with Windows 8.
amd_203 said:
I just got an HTC One X, and it's already been rooted. The recovery is TWRP and that's all I know. I'm trying to flash a ROM, but first I need to flash the boot.img, and that's the problem. I can't. There's an automated process, and I followed the steps, got into fastboot usb but the program just sits on waiting for device. Also, when I boot into fastboot it only shows fastboot in red, until I move down towards power off, then it changes into fastboot usb. So, I have no idea what's going on, or if I'm missing something since I wasn't the one who rooted it.
Any help would be great, thanks and I apologize if this has already been asked.
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when you are in fastboot usb
then that time open cmd in ur computer and go to fastboot folder
extract boot img from custom rom zip and place in fastboot folder
then use command
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot
then goto recovery and flash custom ROM
or alternatively check this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1592355
vivek_bhoj said:
when you are in fastboot usb
then that time open cmd in ur computer and go to fastboot folder
extract boot img from custom rom zip and place in fastboot folder
then use command
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot
then goto recovery and flash custom ROM
or alternatively check this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1592355
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I just tried it manually as well.
CMD
cd C:\fastboot
fastboot flash boot boot.img
I'm getting waiting for device via this method as well, so my device isn't connected or my computer isn't seeing it and I don't know why. I have flashboot usb in red, so I assumed it was working.
No one knows? Is it a file that I may be missing or a driver?
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Did you use the same PC for rooting ? Do you have HTC Sync (drivers) installed ? Try with a different USB port.
amd_203 said:
No one knows? Is it a file that I may be missing or a driver?
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Sounds like drivers,
Update your packages on Android SDK, most noticeably the Google usb driver. (all whilst phone is plugged in of course)
Also check that usb debugging is enabled on your phone.
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I wasn't the one who rooted the phone. I installed the HTC sync software and even installed separate driver for it where its now labeled "My HTC".
I installed the Android SDK along with the USB package and still no go. Don't remember if I had the phone plugged in at the time but I believe I did.
Thanks for the answers. I'll keep trying things out. Anymore advice would be appreciated.
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I wasn't the one who rooted the phone. I installed the HTC sync software and even installed separate driver for it where its now labeled "My HTC".
I installed the Android SDK along with the USB package and still no go. Don't remember if I had the phone plugged in at the time but I believe I did.
Thanks for the answers. I'll keep trying things out. Anymore advice would be appreciated.
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Usb debugging enabled on the phone?
& installed all the packages on Android-SDK?
What adb commands are you typing, did you install Android-SDK to its default location?
Default commands aint what you were typing above.
The default location is:
CD c:/Android-SDK/platform-tools
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chrisjcks said:
Usb debugging enabled on the phone?
& installed all the packages on Android-SDK?
What adb commands are you typing, did you install Android-SDK to its default location?
Default commands aint what you were typing above.
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USB de-bugging enabled, yes.
I installed the required packages, even the 4.0 and up images. I installed the SDK under C:\ just like I did with fastboot.
What are the default commands? I only used the commands that I seen being advised to use.
I just tried to reboot it using the command adb reboot. It just said: device not found, which confirms my problem. My computer isn't detecting the phone while it's in fastboot and I don't know why. Is there a specific driver that you need for the device while it's in fastboot?
Also, while in fastboot in device manager it's under Android 1.0 with a yellow triangle. While, out of fastboot it's under My HTC.
amd_203 said:
Also, while in fastboot in device manager it's under Android 1.0 with a yellow triangle. While, out of fastboot it's under My HTC.
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Ok, so you installed to a folder called fastboot instead of the default 'Android-SDK'?
This would make fastboot still located in platform-tools, right?
So after putting the boot.img inside c:/fastboot/platform-tools
Put phone in fastboot usb
Open command prompt on pc
CD c:/fastboot/platform-tools
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Ok, so you installed to a folder called fastboot instead of the default 'Android-SDK'?
This would make fastboot still located in platform-tools, right?
So, wouldn't your command be:
CD c:/fastboot/platform-tools
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No-no, I installed in C:\ under the name Android so C:\Android\SDK but I also have a fastboot folder, which is under C:\ as well. I'm missing something and I know it has to be a driver but I jsut don't know what driver.
Thank you for trying to help.
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No-no, I installed in C:\ under the name Android so C:\Android\SDK but I also have a fastboot folder, which is under C:\ as well. I'm missing something and I know it has to be a driver but I jsut don't know what driver.
Thank you for trying to help.
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It would help if I could see a screen shot of your Android SDK installation path.
It could just be a simple invalid command your trying.
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It would help if I could see a screen shot of your Android SDK installation path.
It could just be a simple invalid command your trying.
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I'm wondering if it may be due to me using Windows 8... but if it works on 7, should work on 8. Frustrating, can't figure it out.
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I'm wondering if it may be due to me using Windows 8... but if it works on 7, should work on 8. Frustrating, can't figure it out.
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Your using the wrong command.
Place boot.img into the platform-tools folder (next to adb, fastboot etc)
Put phone in fastboot usb
Open command prompt on pc
CD c:/Android/android-sdk/platform-tools
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Done.
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Your using the wrong command.
Place boot.img into the platform-tools folder (next to adb, fastboot etc)
Put phone in fastboot usb
Open command prompt on pc
CD c:/Android/android-sdk/platform-tools
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Done.
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Nope, the command isn't the problem. I told you I have a separate fastboot folder I downloaded and put in C:\. So, C:\fastboot - fastboot flash boot boot.img. Same command. Problem isn't the command, it's that my computer isn't detecting my device while it's in fastboot and the command gets stuck on "waiting for device." Until I can get my computer to recognize the phone, commands are useless.
Also, I still tried the command you gave me just to see, same problem. Waiting for device.
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Nope, the command isn't the problem. I told you I have a separate fastboot folder I downloaded and put in C:\. So, C:\fastboot - fastboot flash boot boot.img. Same command. Problem isn't the command, it's that my computer isn't detecting my device while it's in fastboot and the command gets stuck on "waiting for device." Until I can get my computer to recognize the phone, commands are useless.
Also, I still tried the command you gave me just to see, same problem. Waiting for device.
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I've no idea what your talking about, you shouldn't even have a separate fastboot folder.
Tried to help you, but still think the error is yours.
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I've no idea what your talking about, you shouldn't even have a separate fastboot folder.
Tried to help you, but still think the error is yours.
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Dude, look at my signature! I've owned 5 Android devices, including two Nexus, all of which I've rooted myself. I know what I'm doing and talking about. It's not my fault you're lost. I appreciate you trying to help but I won't have you speaking as if I have no idea what I'm doing and the error is mine.
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Dude, look at my signature! I've owned 5 Android devices, including two Nexus, all of which I've rooted myself. I know what I'm doing and talking about. It's not my fault you're lost. I appreciate you trying to help but I won't have you speaking as if I have no idea what I'm doing and the error is mine.
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this is a stupid question but have you tried changing usb cable? maybe the one you're using is damaged
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i see that you're using win 8 too, maybe the HOX fastboot drivers aren't compatible with win 8 yet... try typing fastboot devices and see if it recognizes the phone
Hi everyone, yes i have a DHD, and i tried to root it with AAHK tool. I know that many have success, but i failed.
Now i got stuck in CWM Recovery and can't get out. Although i tried all the options in the list, but it always returns the CWM screen.
I also tried to install a Rom cook, it said that Success, but then i return again in the CWM screen.
Here it's some pic
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Here it's Hboot menu
This is when i try to run AAHK tool once more.
P/S: i've read the instruction of AAHK tool before action, my phone was pure, S-On, and run Android ver 2.3.5.
P/S 2: i think in the process, my usb cable wasn't properly connected (not my fault, DHD is a old device), cos i heard the sound of something plug in and out my pc many many times
You got obtained S-OFF so you're not stuck.
Muikkuman said:
You got obtained S-OFF so you're not stuck.
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What does that mean?
Muikkuman said:
You got obtained S-OFF so you're not stuck.
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What do you mean? I'm stucking there.
I can't get to home screen although i tried many way. Reboot it, flash it, wipe its data, ... It always return in this CWM screen, and i call it Stuck.
Please help
july3rd said:
What do you mean? I'm stucking there.
I can't get to home screen although i tried many way. Reboot it, flash it, wipe its data, ... It always return in this CWM screen, and i call it Stuck.
Please help
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Is your volume rocker flaw? That seems to be a hardware issue and not software. Maybe it got stuck and that is why it boots to recovery..
glevitan said:
Is your volume rocker flaw? That seems to be a hardware issue and not software. Maybe it got stuck and that is why it boots to recovery..
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Unfortunately my volume rocker works very well
july3rd said:
Unfortunately my volume rocker works very well
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That is not unfortunate...have you tried flashing a ruu from fastboot to see what.happens?
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glevitan said:
That is not unfortunate...have you tried flashing a ruu from fastboot to see what.happens?
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I don't rly know much of rooting a phone, but when i use AAHK tool, it asked me if i want to load some "RUU" file and install it, i said Yes.
If that is not what u're talking, please give some construction.
july3rd said:
I don't rly know much of rooting a phone, but when i use AAHK tool, it asked me if i want to load some "RUU" file and install it, i said Yes.
If that is not what u're talking, please give some construction.
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Are you able to boot in hboot? You don't need recovery to flash a RUU..paste the information displayed in your hboot here...
Ok, first download the zip I've attached to this post. Extract the contents, run 'Start here.bat'. Now, on your phone, go back to the hboot screen, connect your phone to your computer, and press 'power'. Verify that the phone shows 'FASTBOOT USB' in red. Now go to the cmd window that opened with 'Start here.bat', and type (or copy-paste) from here -
Code:
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.4.1.0-ace.img
When it finishes and displays a 'success' message, exit cmd, disconnect your phone, use 'volume down' to highlight 'recovery' and press power to select it. Your phone will boot into this new recovery which is called TWRP. TWRP and 4ext are the best recoveries for this device. CWM is outdated, especially the version you're using. Now using this recovery, wipe your device properly by running wiping 'system' and 'factory reset/data' in the wipe menu, and then flash whatever ROM you want. It should work fine.
Note: If it fails, then you've done something and you don't have an S-OFF bootloader anymore. As long as your bootloader has the same top line as in the picture you posted, you're good. If you have run an RUU either on your own or using AAHK, and you have an S-ON bootloader now, connect your phone back in hboot mode, enable 'FASTBOOT USB' and run AAHK again. You'll end up with an S-OFF bootloader, and you can follow the above step.
Also, the sound of your phone disconnecting and connecting repeatedly to your computer was not a problem with the USB cable. It happens everytime AAHK reboots the phone, because the phone disconnects while turning off and connects back when turning on. AAHK failed the second time you ran it because it you already got a fully unlocked S-OFF bootloader in the first try. It only works if the bootloader is locked.
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Ok, first download the zip I've attached to this post. Extract the contents, run 'Start here.bat'. Now, on your phone, go back to the hboot screen, connect your phone to your computer, and press 'power'. Verify that the phone shows 'FASTBOOT USB' in red. Now go to the cmd window that opened with 'Start here.bat', and type (or copy-paste) from here -
Code:
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.4.1.0-ace.img
When it finishes and displays a 'success' message
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Thank you for your attention, Here it's the result
Btw, each time i load into Hboot, the screen flash into this
and then he goes to the normal Hboot.
Idk if it helps anything, i just give all i got to you.
july3rd said:
Thank you for your attention, Here it's the result
Btw, each time i load into Hboot, the screen flash into this
and then he goes to the normal Hboot.
Idk if it helps anything, i just give all i got to you.
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you can not use flash commands in fasboot as you don't have ENG S-OFF (do not flash the tradicional but the modified one in the Hack Kit)
Or flash the zip file in fastboot this way:
Boot in fastboot usb (check that in the phone is display that)
Put this zip file somewhere you can find it: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2d8xxQzn5owMkpCQlBibkU2amM/edit?usp=sharing.
Open a cmd as admin in the PC
Go to where the recovery zip folder is located (in cmd)
And then type:
Code:
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip cwm-5.0.2.7-ace.zip (when you get the OKAY in the cmd session you are done)
fastboot reboot-bootloader
When finished, you should have CWM recovery installed
glevitan said:
you can not use flash commands in fasboot as you don't have ENG S-OFF (do not flash the tradicional but the modified one in the Hack Kit)
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Thank you, all steps has worked, but it seems that nothing has changed. The phone reboot and still stuck at the famous CWM screen.
Btw, i now can't use AAHK tool anymore, it always say that Phone not plugged in, or Driver not installed, or USB debugging not enabled.
glevitan said:
you can not use flash commands in fasboot as you don't have ENG S-OFF (do not flash the tradicional but the modified one in the Hack Kit)
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Ah, my bad. I completely forgot about that. I've always had ENG S-OFF I'll remember your method. :good:
sashank said:
Ah, my bad. I completely forgot about that. I've always had ENG S-OFF I'll remember your method. :good:
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Then maybe you have another solution ?
I'm still waiting for you guys :hopefully:
Yeah. If you still have S-OFF, connect your phone in fast boot and run AAHK. Choose the option to flash ENG hboot and flash the 0.85.2425 version. Once it's done, you'll see 'ACE PVT ENG S-OFF' at the top. Now you can do again what I said in the previous post.
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Yeah. If you still have S-OFF, connect your phone in fast boot and run AAHK. Choose the option to flash ENG hboot and flash the 0.85.2425 version. Once it's done, you'll see 'ACE PVT ENG S-OFF' at the top. Now you can do again what I said in the previous post.
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I can't, as i said, the AAHK tool don't recognize my device anymore. I did install the driver. I'll take a screen shot for you later
july3rd said:
I can't, as i said, the AAHK tool don't recognize my device anymore. I did install the driver. I'll take a screen shot for you later
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Because you are trying to open he Hack Kit normally, but your phone does not boot so adb can't be used. Boot in fastboot usb and then open a cmd as admin and navigate to where the hack kit is located, then type:
Code:
hack-ace.cmd fastboot
That should bring the menu to flash ENG S-OFF...
glevitan said:
Because you are trying to open he Hack Kit normally, but your phone does not boot so adb can't be used. Boot in fastboot usb and then open a cmd as admin and navigate to where the hack kit is located, then type:
Code:
hack-ace.cmd fastboot
That should bring the menu to flash ENG S-OFF...
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Still can't
I think my phone is missing something...
july3rd said:
Still can't
I think my phone is missing something...
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ok, do you mind if I have a look to it over teamviewer?
Yes, this is very similar jcase's post. His helped me out a lot, but I went more in depth. Here is his post.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-530/help/root-s-off-desire-530-guide-to-root-t3410015
0) Download these files
SuperSu 2.74 - https://download.chainfire.eu/964/Su...0519174328.zip
Universal ADB Driver
Android SDK - https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
TWRP - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24588212152304477 (Experimental build)
SunShine - http://theroot.ninja/apks/SunShine-latest.apk (Optional)
1) Visit htcdev.com and unlock your bootloader
-sign up as a dev, activate your email, and follow the steps
2) Download twrp from the app store. You won’t be able to run it yet but you still need it
3) Put the supersu zip file from your computer into your download folder of your phone
4) Get fastboot & adb running on your computer.
- open cmd prompt
-navigate to the fastboot/adb folder in your cmd prompt
-with your phone plugged into your computer type “adb devices”
-if it returns your device good
-now in cmd type “adb reboot downloader” (you can also do this by powering off your phone then turning your phone on by holding the down volume button and the power button at the same time.
-once you are in the downloader type “fastboot devices” in cmd
-if this returns your device good
-DO NOT GO ANY FURTHER TILL THIS IS WORKING!!!
4)Once your phone is in the rebooted downloader screen type “fastboot flash recovery <twrpDownloadFromAbove>”
-make sure you are on the downloader page and not the bootloader page
-this should end in .img
-this is a second boot screen for your phone. The first time I did this recovery wasn’t working because I was trying to fastboot on the bootloader page.
5) Now boot into recovery mode by navigating to it on your phone or using the cmd “adb reboot recovery”
-Once you are here you will see the twrp screen
6a) The way I did it is going into the twrp recovery boot and going to install and choosing the supersu.zip file I moved to my phone in step 3. After it is done reboot your phone and now you are rooted.
6b) The other way is to go to advanced in twrp and enable sideload
-now in cmd type “adb sideload <SuperSuDownloadFromAbove>”
7) If you need to turn S-OFF install sunshine on your phone and it will do it.
-You need to have your phone rooted first to turn your S-OFF with sunshine
Hi, I've been trying to root my phone since a couple of days but I've not been able to do it. I followed your guide as well as jcase one, but the results are the same, I can't boot to recovery mode after flashing the twrp image saying "failed to boot to recovery mood. Press volume up or down to back to menu" when I choose the option from bootloader screen (which is the only place where I can find a "boot recovery" option, and using the cmd command doesn't work.
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Hi, I've been trying to root my phone since a couple of days but I've not been able to do it. I followed your guide as well as jcase one, but the results are the same, I can't boot to recovery mode after flashing the twrp image saying "failed to boot to recovery mood. Press volume up or down to back to menu" when I choose the option from bootloader screen (which is the only place where I can find a "boot recovery" option, and using the cmd command doesn't work.
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I get this same thing, do yo fix it?
Faviopiano2 said:
I get this same thing, do yo fix it?
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When you are in the bootloader screen does it say unlocked at the top? Also make sure you've flashed the twrp img to recovery. If it flashes correctly you should see that it starts downloading ok your phone
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When you are in the bootloader screen does it say unlocked at the top? Also make sure you've flashed the twrp img to recovery. If it flashes correctly you should see that it starts downloading ok your phone
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Yes its unlocked already, and when finish flashing its ok too
Successful Root!
Thanks I followed all of the instructions and I was able to successfully get Root on my metro pcs HTC Desire 530.
IF YOU ARE HAVING ISSUE with the TWRP.img
- Make sure you have "OEM Unlocking" enabled under developer options in settings since the phone wiped when you unlocked the bootloader it probably unclicked that option and you just have to enable it again.
- Check md5sum of the TWRP image file maybe you have a corrupt file and therefore a bad flash (I use OP link it worked fine).
- When pushing the TWRP image make sure you have a good USB connection.
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I have a problem flashing the recovery. What is the OP link?
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I have a problem flashing the recovery. What is the OP link?
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TWRP Official page?
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Thanks I followed all of the instructions and I was able to successfully get Root on my metro pcs HTC Desire 530.
IF YOU ARE HAVING ISSUE with the TWRP.img
- Make sure you have "OEM Unlocking" enabled under developer options in settings since the phone wiped when you unlocked the bootloader it probably unclicked that option and you just have to enable it again.
- Check md5sum of the TWRP image file maybe you have a corrupt file and therefore a bad flash (I use OP link it worked fine).
- When pushing the TWRP image make sure you have a good USB connection.
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Please, give me the OP link. Thanks
@matora
OP is original post otherwise the link provided.
One thing I did do different is I downloaded and installed "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" and I also installed HTC sync manager prior to flashing the recovery
Hope it helps
izou1838 said:
@matora
OP is original post otherwise the link provided.
One thing I did do different is I downloaded and installed "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" and I also installed HTC sync manager prior to flashing the recovery
Hope it helps
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From where you install the HTC sync manager and the minimal adb?
Just got this phone an hour ago since my LG-D855 is stuck in download mode so great to see a root tread/method here will try this later
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Yes, this is very similar jcase's post. His helped me out a lot, but I went more in depth. Here is his post.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-530/help/root-s-off-desire-530-guide-to-root-t3410015
0) Download these files
SuperSu 2.74 - https://download.chainfire.eu/964/Su...0519174328.zip
Universal ADB Driver
Android SDK - https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
TWRP - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24588212152304477 (Experimental build)
SunShine - http://theroot.ninja/apks/SunShine-latest.apk (Optional)
1) Visit htcdev.com and unlock your bootloader
-sign up as a dev, activate your email, and follow the steps
2) Download twrp from the app store. You won’t be able to run it yet but you still need it
3) Put the supersu zip file from your computer into your download folder of your phone
4) Get fastboot & adb running on your computer.
- open cmd prompt
-navigate to the fastboot/adb folder in your cmd prompt
-with your phone plugged into your computer type “adb devices”
-if it returns your device good
-now in cmd type “adb reboot downloader” (you can also do this by powering off your phone then turning your phone on by holding the down volume button and the power button at the same time.
-once you are in the downloader type “fastboot devices” in cmd
-if this returns your device good
-DO NOT GO ANY FURTHER TILL THIS IS WORKING!!!
4)Once your phone is in the rebooted downloader screen type “fastboot flash recovery <twrpDownloadFromAbove>”
-make sure you are on the downloader page and not the bootloader page
-this should end in .img
-this is a second boot screen for your phone. The first time I did this recovery wasn’t working because I was trying to fastboot on the bootloader page.
5) Now boot into recovery mode by navigating to it on your phone or using the cmd “adb reboot recovery”
-Once you are here you will see the twrp screen
6a) The way I did it is going into the twrp recovery boot and going to install and choosing the supersu.zip file I moved to my phone in step 3. After it is done reboot your phone and now you are rooted.
6b) The other way is to go to advanced in twrp and enable sideload
-now in cmd type “adb sideload <SuperSuDownloadFromAbove>”
7) If you need to turn S-OFF install sunshine on your phone and it will do it.
-You need to have your phone rooted first to turn your S-OFF with sunshine
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uum it hangs here and nothing happens and I know and is working because I adb devices and this phone shows up
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View attachment 3915766 uum it hangs here and nothing happens and I know and is working because I adb devices and this phone shows up
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Does 'fastboot devices' return your phone or just 'dab devices'?
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Does 'fastboot devices' return your phone or just 'dab devices'?
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Ya I think I need to create a sub folder named fastboot in adb before I issue fastboot devices command thanks for reply
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Ya I think I need to create a sub folder named fastboot in adb before I issue fastboot devices command thanks for reply
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Wait so it does or doesn't? If it doesn't I think you might have a bad stock img you might have bad stock img on your phone. Is the stock img the same on that was on the phone when you bought it?
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Wait so it does or doesn't? If it doesn't I think you might have a bad stock img you might have bad stock img on your phone. Is the stock img the same on that was on the phone when you bought it?
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so I get this going and now I try to highlight token text but boot loader text keeps getting highlighted to so when I paste in in to token box in HTC dev I get error saying token string not long anuf or error. Basicly when I highlight it it needs to be token start to token end but when I mark on cmd it highlights boot loader text to
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dornz said:
View attachment 3916973 so I get this going and now I try to highlight token text but boot loader text keeps getting highlighted to so when I paste in in to token box in HTC dev I get error saying token string not long anuf or error. Basicly when I highlight it it needs to be token start to token end but when I mark on cmd it highlights boot loader text to
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You have to copy and paste it on a notepad, edit and remove the bootloader parts, recopy and place in the Htcdev box. At least that's what I came up with to get the job done.
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wilbigdaddy2000 said:
You have to copy and paste it on a notepad, edit and remove the bootloader parts, recopy and place in the Htcdev box. At least that's what I came up with to get the job done.
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Thanks will try again later
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Did anyone get viper4android to work on our device? If so what did u do?
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I cannot register in HTCDev (literally, it doesn't allow me to create an account), is there any other way to unlock my bootloader?
i get it thanks alot