Hi,
I have a faulty power button, so is there any way to turn on the device without it?
Maybe using ADB or any tricks connecting USB?
Please help me! :/
joak0068 said:
Hi,
I have a faulty power button, so is there any way to turn on the device without it?
Maybe using ADB or any tricks connecting USB?
Please help me! :/
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Sorry nevermind, I took the device apart and push a metal screwdriver on the pwr button. It worked
power off
if your devices has root acces, install rom manager or something like it, you have inside it the option to reboot either in recovery or fastboot. if i remember ,in fastboot is an option, to power off
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a small correction, Rom Toolbox apk has the option to reboot in fastboot, but since you got an issue with the power buuton, i don t think you can activate the power down option, only to select it with volume keys
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Okay, guys, my volume rocker is completely spoiled as I cut the volume "circuit board" few months back due to some issue, which my phone was still be able to power up with
Power Button + Trackpad
However.. today I woke, up I can't turn on my phone, it can only boot into hboot
FYI, I left the phone charged for 30mins before trying to turn on again
Is there anyway to boot into recovery in hboot through adb.. or any means?
Remember that my volume button is spoiled
Thank you very much
I think u type "adb reboot recovery"
Sent from my HTC Desire
Tried can't detect any device
In http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1146570 there is someone with the same issue, replies #3 and #5 show you how to boot into recovery from fastboot with ADB. Should work for you too, I guess?
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Remember to be sure you have installed ADB correctly, though
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I'm trying to do this as a first step in rooting. One site says while phone is off power+volume down, another site says volume down, and another go to "fastboot" options under "battery" in settings 1st which doesn't even exist and no methods have worked so far. One source says do it while the phone is on! Wtf? So what single simple way is this done. It can't be this hard. Is it?
Sent from my HTC One_M8
Download mode is for Samsung device only and there's is a guide to root m8 if u searched
I searched, that's how I came up with the 10 different solutions that didn't work but never mind, I found the "fast boot" option under "power" in settings. And for my phone at least it's volume down and power. Whatever. They need to make it once then stop touching it and playing around with ups and downs. But let's all go back to smiling and dancing.... until I stumble again on my way to rooting..
Sent from my HTC One_M8
And how many buttons have succumbed to the pressure of the eager frustrated hands of the many users trying to figure out how long and tight to hold which buttons in what combination to get to"download" or whatever mode? I bet quite a few. I think a new method of getting under the hood is needed. Just like a car, a button and latch at most. Okay thank you. Good night.
Sent from my HTC One_M8
Before you mess around i suggest to read up on terms and issues you might stumble on ! Learn adb/fastboot commands to the bone and then start all the rooting stuff.
Phone on :
Hold power + volume up, when the screen turns black (the reboot) you switch from volume up to volume down and keep the power button pressed all the time in this process. Release the buttons when you entered the bootloader.
Phone on and fastboot enabled :
Open a fastboot terminal on the pc and type :
Adb reboot bootloader
That should get you started.
Cheers.
Mr Hofs said:
Phone on :
Hold power + volume up, when the screen turns black (the reboot) you switch from volume up to volume down and keep the power button pressed all the time in this process. Release the buttons when you entered the bootloader.
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Whoah there! I do:
Ensure the lights are on in the room.
Hold volume down and power.
After it reboots, let go of power.
In bootloader, let go of volume down.
BenPope said:
Whoah there! I do:
Ensure the lights are on in the room.
Hold volume down and power.
After it reboots, let go of power.
In bootloader, let go of volume down.
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For the step I highlighted in red, you mean power + vol up (forced reboot).
Power + vol down while phone is on takes a screen shot.
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juntjoo said:
One source says do it while the phone is on! Wtf?
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It can be done with the phone on (reboot the phone) or off (truly off, not with "Fastboot" selected in Settings, where the phone is not truly shut off).
If you do it from a reboot (either forced, or just selected reboot after holding down the power button) you don't even have to deselect "Fastboot" in Settings (only required if trying to do it from a powered-off condition).
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juntjoo said:
I searched, that's how I came up with the 10 different solutions that didn't work but never mind
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If you searched specifically for the M8 methods to get into bootloader, they all should work. Either its just pilot error in doing the steps properly, or you are looking at instructions for other devices (which is suspected, since you reference "download mode" which is Samsung-specific).
Mr Hofs said:
Before you mess around i suggest to read up on terms and issues you might stumble on ! Learn adb/fastboot commands to the bone and then start all the rooting stuff.
Phone on :
Hold power + volume up, when the screen turns black (the reboot) you switch from volume up to volume down and keep the power button pressed all the time in this process. Release the buttons when you entered the bootloader.
Phone on and fastboot enabled :
Open a fastboot terminal on the pc and type :
Adb reboot bootloader
That should get you started.
Cheers.
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can't believe you said that. I was trying to avoid that acronym abd as any sentence or two I've ever read on it sounded scary. but I'm tired of being a newbie on this stuff every time I want to root my phone, which is every time I get a new one, which on average is every couple yrs or so I forget what I did plus there are various methods.... okay, I'll spend some time on abd. any suggestions on all the different sources you find on rooting this phone? is there a main one in here or what about that fire thing I read about? some program someone wrote to unlock root and turn s-off, which I'm not sure I even need. now I just think I want to root it just so I can at least maneuver the data on my sd card then maybe install a rom or two. thanks!
Sent from my HTC One_M8
Oh, and for my phone at least you just hold power and volume (up or down whatever I said I already forgot) while phone is about to power up, til it like drops then release the volume button only, fastboot screen comes up, then for the recovery screen steps from the red triangle, mind you this one took a bit of a struggle to figure out, simply hold both vol buttons, then power, then release JUST power. This all was definitely made to be idiot proof as I had to literally graduate to a step above an idiot to figure that out.
Sent from my HTC One_M8
redpoint73 said:
For the step I highlighted in red, you mean power + vol up (forced reboot).
Power + vol down while phone is on takes a screen shot.
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It can be done with the phone on (reboot the phone) or off (truly off, not with "Fastboot" selected in Settings, where the phone is not truly shut off).
If you do it from a reboot (either forced, or just selected reboot after holding down the power button) you don't even have to deselect "Fastboot" in Settings (only required if trying to do it from a powered-off condition).
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If you searched specifically for the M8 methods to get into bootloader, they all should work. Either its just pilot error in doing the steps properly, or you are looking at instructions for other devices (which is suspected, since you reference "download mode" which is Samsung-specific).
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No, I mean vol down. It doesn't take a screenshot for me. In fact, if I just hold power, it says it's going to reboot, no volume needed.
Mr Hofs said:
Before you mess around i suggest to read up on terms and issues you might stumble on ! Learn adb/fastboot commands to the bone and then start all the rooting stuff.
Phone on :
Hold power + volume up, when the screen turns black (the reboot) you switch from volume up to volume down and keep the power button pressed all the time in this process. Release the buttons when you entered the bootloader.
Phone on and fastboot enabled :
Open a fastboot terminal on the pc and type :
Adb reboot bootloader
That should get you started.
Cheers.
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Mr. Hofs,
Thank you so much. I was finally able to fix my HTC M8 with your method advice only. I have been googling a lot of other solutions that worked for other people but they never mentioned to hold the power button the whole time and just switch the volume up button to volume down at the right moment. Hats off to you sir!
Excuse me everyone. I'm sorry if my english bad
My phone just stuck in bootanimation after flashing CM11 using TWRP. I can't get into recovery or download mode because my home button is not working. When I connect my phone using USB into laptop, my phone detected as SAMSUNG Mobile MTP Devices with yellow sign. So I'm trying get into recovery using ADB Command but my phone not detected in adb, I can't see Android Composite ADB Interface in my device manager.
Any Suggestion ? Please help me :crying:
There is a device called a USB jig.....you can get it from somewhere like eBay fairly cheaply......
When you plug it into your charger port, it will force the phone into download mode which will allow you to Odin flash a firmware. Without a working home button, this is the ONLY thing you can do.
I'm not sure how easy it is to replace the home button, but if it's anything like the power button, it's soldered directly to the motherboard it'll be difficult and/or expensive to do.....If it's on a separate board, it will be easier/cheaper to do...
Sent from my rooted, debloated stocKK kn0x0 SM-G900F
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Well.....there's good news and bad news on the button replacement....
The good news is that the home button is separate from the motherboard so it'll be cheap to replace.......
The bad news is that the phone has to be completely taken apart to replace the button...down to, and including the screen....
See this video for details....
https://youtu.be/ZjcucJDzfmk
It's very easy to follow and shows you everything you need to do step by step.....
Sent from my rooted, debloated stocKK kn0x0 SM-G900F
My device is UB and rooted.
It's disturbing me that I cannot enter in fastboot via power on / volume + / plug USB cable, it has absolutely no effect, the rom loads.
However, I can enter in fastboot via adb command or with APM+ xposed module from lollipop.
It's disturbing me very much because if one day my device is soft bricked, I will not be able to enter in fastboot mode...
Any suggestions, ideas, solutions ??
Thanks in advance.
nreuge said:
My device is UB and rooted.
It's disturbing me that I cannot enter in fastboot via power on / volume + / plug USB cable, it has absolutely no effect, the rom loads.
However, I can enter in fastboot via adb command or with APM+ xposed module from lollipop.
It's disturbing me very much because if one day my device is soft bricked, I will not be able to enter in fastboot mode...
Any suggestions, ideas, solutions ??
Thanks in advance.
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You shouldn't power it on when connecting it to fastboot. Let it be off, hold volume up and connect to PC. Wait until the blue light and release the volume up
KbaB.BroS said:
You shouldn't power it on when connecting it to fastboot. Let it be off, hold volume up and connect to PC. Wait until the blue light and release the volume up
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My bad, it works !! No power on !!!
Thnanks
By the way, I've a Z5, not a Z5P, I got the wrong forum, but nevermind...
KbaB.BroS said:
You shouldn't power it on when connecting it to fastboot. Let it be off, hold volume up and connect to PC. Wait until the blue light and release the volume up
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My bad, it works !! No power on !!!
Thanks
By the way, I've a Z5, not a Z5P, I got the wrong forum, but nevermind...
nreuge said:
My bad, it works !! No power on !!!
Thanks
By the way, I've a Z5, not a Z5P, I got the wrong forum, but nevermind...
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Some say the P stands for Plus
Hello Everyone,
I have a strange problem with my zenfone 5z and I have been looking around the forums for hours with no luck. I am hoping somoene can help.
After reverting back to the factory firmware from Evolution-X I am now getting a blank screen after my first boot.
My computer is no longer detecting the phone (the computer, drivers, etc. are fine as my wife's Z620KL works just fine on it and we can perform all adb/fastboot functions with ease).
The phone will not do anything but vibrate when you try to power it on. Even if you use volume up/down + power in any combination.
Has anyone else had this issue? Any suggestions?
I can not sideload/fastboot or issue any adb commands....I do see a USB hub popping up in dmesg (xHCI controller) when I plug the phone in but that is it.
Best Reagrds,
Chris W.
adb devices
I just wanted to mention as well the "adb devices" command does not list anything.
I have also noticed if I hold down the power up or down button after pressing the power button for about 15 seconds the phone does vibrate once...strange.
It looks like I might have lost my bootloader all together?
You can make an engineering line to enter 9008 Or open the case and enter 9008 by docking
↑Google Translate (Sorry! my English is not good
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cswilsn2k said:
I just wanted to mention as well the "adb devices" command does not list anything.
I have also noticed if I hold down the power up or down button after pressing the power button for about 15 seconds the phone does vibrate once...strange.
It looks like I might have lost my bootloader all together?
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google 翻譯糟透了，麻煩自行翻譯中文…我就不轉翻了
回答：若是你的5z 已經brick了，單純使用（音量↑↓），電腦是讀取不到你usb的。
若想要讓電腦讀取到你已brick的5z，你需要自行制作一條【工程線】或是打開手機殼使用【對接】，在使用【工程線、對接】其間，壓住（音量↑↓），電腦才有辨法讀取到你的5z ，也就是edl
↓下面讓你參考一下
HTML:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5z/how-to/qfil-testpoint-edl-zs620kl-t3950926
Saka998 said:
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google 翻譯糟透了，麻煩自行翻譯中文…我就不轉翻了
回答：若是你的5z 已經brick了，單純使用（音量↑↓），電腦是讀取不到你usb的。
若想要讓電腦讀取到你已brick的5z，你需要自行制作一條【工程線】或是打開手機殼使用【對接】，在使用【工程線、對接】其間，壓住（音量↑↓），電腦才有辨法讀取到你的5z ，也就是edl
↓下面讓你參考一下
HTML:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5z/how-to/qfil-testpoint-edl-zs620kl-t3950926
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Thank you, I was able to translate it via google and I am once again working on this project. I will report my findings.