Hi. Sorry if this question repeats but when I boot my brother's Htc I get 4 triangles and Htc logo. Here are all problems:
4 triangles
bootloader (vol down + power) (back button + power) doesn't work
my pc doesn't recognise the phone (i installed htc sync but still no good, i get popup that says USB device not recognised. I use Windows 8.1)
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When I plug the phone to pc with usb cable it shows this:
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BRAVO EVT SHIP S-OFF
HBOOT-6.93.1002
MICROP-051d
TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0101
RADIO-5.17.05.23
Aug 10 2010,17:52:10
RUU
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What I tried:
bortak's guide (no good because pc can't recognise it)
flashing RUU (I get usb connection error 170)
android flasher (can't find device)
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I also used my friend's laptop with Windows 7. The device was recognised as "My HTC" or smt but I failed to flash RUU. It either gives USB connection error 170 or just says "Sending......" while flashing for a long time and nothing hapens. (I also installed Htc drivers on his pc)
So can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? And I don't know what was done with this phone earlier because it was bought bricked like that. Thanks in advance.
You'll have to boot in bootloader somehow. It's the only way to fix it.
You can only flash a RUU if you're in fastboot. Your phone is not virtually connected to the PC when in 4 triangles mode. It need to be booted in fastboot.
Are your volume buttons not working? Nor the back button?
Thank you for response. I tried to use volume buttons and back button but they doesn't work. Maybe i need to push them harder. I will try again.
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andrew-apk said:
Thank you for response. I tried to use volume buttons and back button but they doesn't work. Maybe i need to push them harder. I will try again.
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Just checking that you know that the phone needs to be powered off before you press the buttons.
abaaaabbbb63 said:
Just checking that you know that the phone needs to be powered off before you press the buttons.
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Yeah, i know that. Still it doesn't boot to bootloader. I will look for more info maybe i'll find how to fix that issue. Thanks again.
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Volume up button is sometimes very less responding on htc desire, press back button (do not release) and press power button (also do nof release )
after 3 secs you should see the white bootloader screen.
If you try to press them together, sometimes it just boots as normal because you may have pressed the power button a little bit earlier
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MetinKale38 said:
Volume up button is sometimes very less responding on htc desire, press back button (do not release) and press power button (also do nof release )
after 3 secs you should see the white bootloader screen.
If you try to press them together, sometimes it just boots as normal because you may have pressed the power button a little bit earlier
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Hmm i tried to use back button+power. However i holded back button for about one or two seconds before pressing power button. I will try again when can. Thanks.
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andrew-apk said:
Hmm i tried to use back button+power. However i holded back button for about one or two seconds before pressing power button. I will try again when can. Thanks.
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Did you HOLD the power button too?
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Did you HOLD the power button too?
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Yes, of course i holded it
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Hello all,
I am going to make one last try to see if there is anything i can do with my hard bricked z.
Flashed with wrong Hboot a couple of months ago.
When i press volume up + power the phone vibrates a few times and then blinks orange.
When i press volume up and down + power the phone vibrates a few times and then its solid green.
In both occations, connecting it to the computer it asks for the Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM drivers. In unitmanager or what its called it says the above driver name and i rightclick and choose update driver then i can select Android Phone. After that i have several choices:
Android ADB Interface
Android Bootloader Interface
Android Composite ADB Interface
I can install and connect phone with the above drivers but none of them works. ADB Shell commands cannot find the phone, HTC sync cannot find the phone. RUU Vision stock program reset cannot find the phone.
Volume down + power doesnt work, wish it would.
Screwed right?
Thanks!
Björn
Press and hold volume down and then press the power button one time while still holding the volume down button.
See if that works.
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patnmn said:
Press and hold volume down and then press the power button one time while still holding the volume down button.
See if that works.
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Thanks for your reply but as i stated in my post, volume down + power doesnt work.
Thanks anyway
Björn
Have you tried fastbooting by pressing the trackpad and power key?
beefynick said:
Have you tried fastbooting by pressing the trackpad and power key?
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Thanks for your answer. Never heard of this, must i be connected to the computer? Doesnt work if i do it straight on the phone.
Björn
WaspWorlds said:
Thanks for your answer. Never heard of this, must i be connected to the computer? Doesnt work if i do it straight on the phone.
Björn
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Look it up...fastboot usually puts the phone in different mode that loads diff drivers when plugged in. You can then load system images directly. This is similar then flashing from adb but without the need for full ad drivers. It does not work on every version of every phone as it needs driver support.
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Try your local phone store. If they have JTag equipment they will flash a stock hboot and rom for a small charge. My store JTag flashed my old wildfire for £15.
JTag connects directly to the motherboard and flashed the rom directly.
from your description it seems that you're screwed, have you tried taking it to HTC repair center ?
I haven't done this for a while but used to do this 100s of times.
I have a stock HTC rom installed without root. It is an experimental version of 2.3 that was never released.
I'm holding down the volume down button and pressing power. When I release the power button it boots normally into standard home screen.
I tried with the back button and the same thing happens.
Has anyone ran across the same problem?
Is there anyway I can boot into HBOOT without the volume down button and no root? Any apps which might help me to do that?
Thanks
afaik you press and HOLD those two buttons until the phone goes on.
Your volume down might have become faulty.
To go to fast boot mode press and hold "back key" while power up. From there press power key once more to go into hboot mode.
Regards
Yasir
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I think the volume down button works because when the phone is on i can control the call volume using this button. I also tried the back key to boot into fast boot but that doesn't work.
I hold the two buttons indefinitely. It's only when I release the power buttons that the phone starts booting but always boots into normal mode.
Any other ideas? thanks.
Lol try hold volume up + power
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Awww damn!
I guess the only other thing I could try is to flash a different RUU.
Does anyone have a link to the stock Froyo RUU? Would flashing it over a stock GB rom work or wuold it complain that the HBOOT version is different?
FreshNClean said:
Awww damn!
I guess the only other thing I could try is to flash a different RUU.
Does anyone have a link to the stock Froyo RUU? Would flashing it over a stock GB rom work or wuold it complain that the HBOOT version is different?
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Press n "hold" back, press (wait 2 second) and "release" power. Simple. You can't do it wrong. Try again please.
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Yasir Javed Ansari said:
Press n "hold" back, press (wait 2 second) and "release" power. Simple. You can't do it wrong. Try again please.
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I am really not an idiot.
1) Press and hold power and 'back' at the same time
2) Waiting waiting waiting.... 5 - 10 seconds, nothing happens, black scren
3) Release power while still holding 'back'
4) Same thing happens with volume down and volume up
What is it u want to do? I mean why do u need to get into bootloader if ur s-on & not rooted
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jmcclue said:
What is it u want to do? I mean why do u need to get into bootloader if ur s-on & not rooted
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I want to install an ICS Rom. So I need to root.
To root I need to install the custom HBOOT drivers otherwise unrevoked doesn't pick up the device.
In order to install the custom HBOOT drivers I need to be in HBOOT with USB connected. Is there any other way?
K, does ur volume buttons work when phone is booted? If so, turn off the phone then pull the battery out for 10- 15 seconds then put back in, then press and hold volume down and press power button (while holding vol down) it should boot bootloader
Also make sure in
settings/power
That fast boot is not checked (if u got that option)
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Wicked! Thanks!
Removing the battery made the difference. It seems that I have to remove the battery every time after power down or when I powers up it skips HBOOT. Nonetheless it works!
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Wicked! Thanks!
Removing the battery made the difference. It seems that I have to remove the battery every time after power down or when I powers up it skips HBOOT. Nonetheless it works!
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Glad it worked
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1) Power off phone (be sure to turn off fast reboot in settings first). 2) Boot into recovery by holding volume down key and then holding power key until boot menu appears. 3) Volume down to RECOVERY and tap power key to select. 4) HTC logo appears followed by blank, dim screen. Briefly tap all three simultaneously: power key, volume up and down keys, and release immediately. You may have to do this step a few times to get the timing right. 5) Black screen appears and SD card error message scrolls. After about 5-10 seconds, recovery menu appears (all in very small font). Volume-down to "wipe cache partition" at bottom of list and tap power key. Cache gets cleared. Then select "reboot system now" by tapping power key again (this choice highlighted). Done!
Device will now be a little snappier and some quirky behavior that sometimes develops is fixed. May want to do this every month or so to keep things running better, or if device behaving strangely and you want to try a quick fix that may work.
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Trying now have been wondering how to get into recovery
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After step 4 I only got after a few seconds of a back dim screen a screen with a picture of the HTC One and a overlay at it with a red triangle and red exclamation mark. After about 20 seconds seeing that the telephone reboots.
May I press the 3 buttons more times or only once? Wasn't my timing right?
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After step 4 I only got after a few seconds of a back dim screen a screen with a picture of the HTC One and a overlay at it with a red triangle and red exclamation mark. After about 20 seconds seeing that the telephone reboots.
May I press the 3 buttons more times or only once? Wasn't my timing right?
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Did you ever figure out this? I am having the same problem with my htc one m8..
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Did you ever figure out this? I am having the same problem with my htc one m8..
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I got the same thing, but I pressed the 3 buttons together for about 1-2 seconds and the correct menu came up. :good:
smokawhat said:
Did you ever figure out this? I am having the same problem with my htc one m8..
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Yes. I have posted the description in this topic: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50922254#post50922254
I don't know wether it will work on the M8.
Joen said:
Yes. I have posted the description in this topic: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50922254#post50922254
I don't know wether it will work on the M8.
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Thanks all for the replies. I got it to work. When at the red triangle ! Page hold volume up and the press power button.
Broken after the 5.1.1 update
smokawhat said:
Thanks all for the replies. I got it to work. When at the red triangle ! Page hold volume up and the press power button.
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This doesn't seem to work after the 5.1.1 update.
I didn't try it before, but neither the 3 button press or Vol-Up + Power button combination work to get into clear cache.
Hello_thr said:
This doesn't seem to work after the 5.1.1 update.
I didn't try it before, but neither the 3 button press or Vol-Up + Power button combination work to get into clear cache.
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What 5.1.1 update? Vzw m7 is on 5.0.2 , that's the latest update
Any one got an update on how to get cache wipe...I upgraded from lollipop to marshmallow and the original method doesn't work no more...
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Any one got an update on how to get cache wipe...I upgraded from lollipop to marshmallow and the original method doesn't work no more...
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In fastboot,
Fastboot erase cache
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Hey,
I've managed to balls up my phone, think I used a backup that didn't work properly.
I've basically got this issue:
I can't post the video that shows this issue exactly but on youtube the title is
"HTC ONE M8 (International Version) Black Screen | Vibrating by holding the Powerbutton"
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I can't get into recovery mode by using Power + VolDown or using the AIO program.
The phone does show up in Device Manager but not in fastboot commands or in Windows Explorer.
What're my options from this point?
UPDATE:
It randomly turned on and now it's stuck on the 'htc ONE' screen and not turning off/on.
Mecael said:
Hey,
I've managed to balls up my phone, think I used a backup that didn't work properly.
I've basically got this issue:
I can't post the video that shows this issue exactly but on youtube the title is
I can't get into recovery mode by using Power + VolDown or using the AIO program.
The phone does show up in Device Manager but not in fastboot commands or in Windows Explorer.
What're my options from this point?
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Have you tried holding VolUp whilst continuously keeping the power button depressed .
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Have you tried holding VolUp whilst continuously keeping the power button depressed .
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If I hold the Power + VolUp down it does restart, but then goes to black (it looks like the screen is on but displaying nothing) and then nothing.
Would a USB download jig work for an HTC? If so then they are cheap and available on the web. Easy to build too.
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Update 2: It did boot into recovery but now it's gone back to as before.
Mecael said:
Update 2: It did boot into recovery but now it's gone back to as before.
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try this press on the power button + vol up at once then the phone would boot up ....immeaditely press on the power button + vol down which takes u to the bootloader from that go to the recovery and wipe data and cache and flash the back up file again :good:
Hello everyone.
I apologize for my bad English.
My Htc is dead and will not turn on. I make a list with the details hoping someone can help me.
** The phone will not turn on and the display remains black.
**The phone does not emit any sound and makes no vibration.
**If I connect the charger the phone is charging properly. You turn on the red light and after 10/15 seconds the green one.
**If I connect the phone to the PC 4 devices are recognized but one is not installed. (Attach photo)
**Try and try again to connect the phone to the PC on one occasion, the display has flashed 3 times and for a split second it appeared the inscription HTC.
---- List of tests done:
*I tried to hold down the power button for several seconds (10 to 40).
*I tried to press both volume keys and the power button.
*Replaced FLEAT the power button.
I really hope that someone can help me!!
Thank you!! Thank you!!
Does anyone have any advice?
Can you enter hboot?
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Usura666 said:
Does anyone have any advice?
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Try to go in bootloader when the phone is off pres volume down + power button until you go in bootloader if you can go in bootloader you can Unlock bootloader after this flash Philz 5.15.9. recovery and then custom rom or nand backup and it will be good when you are in bootloader to post here result from command fastboot getvar version-main
I tried to get into bootloader mode but nothing happens ...
You need to hold power and volume down until you get into bootloader
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Usura666 said:
I tried to get into bootloader mode but nothing happens ...
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and disable fast boot in power settings
Thant said:
and disable fast boot in power settings
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The phone will not turn on. The only thing that happens is that charges the battery and if I connect it to the PC recognizes 4 devices.
Usura666 said:
The phone will not turn on. The only thing that happens is that charges the battery and if I connect it to the PC recognizes 4 devices.
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ok then press power button for 10-15 sec to turn off the phone after this press volume down + power buttton until you are in bootloader
Thant said:
ok then press power button for 10-15 sec to turn off the phone after this press volume down + power buttton until you are in bootloader
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I tried. Nothing happens.
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Usura666 said:
I tried. Nothing happens.
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please post picture on your phone when you go in bootloader not on the computer
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Thant said:
please post picture on your phone when you go in bootloader not on the computer
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No, I can't because it doesn't switch on.
Usura666 said:
No, I can't because it doesn't switch on.
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man are you able to go in bootloader???? yes or no what happend when you pres volume down + power button hold the keys until you go in bootloader
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man are you able to go in bootloader???? yes or no what happend when you pres volume down + power button hold the keys until you go in bootloader
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Nothing happens. The phone remains off.
Usura666 said:
Nothing happens. The phone remains off.
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are the phone have battery connect the phone to charger and hold volume down+power button and report back
If again not see anything on the display after this maybe fault display or BSD/black screen of dead/ try do pressure between the display and the right down side on the main camera
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are the phone have battery connect the phone to charger and hold volume down+power button and report back
If again not see anything on the display after this maybe fault display or BSD/black screen of dead/ try do pressure between the display and the right down side on the main camera
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I tried. Nothing happens.
I have read some posts that talk about the APX mode. Could it be my case?
Usura666 said:
I tried. Nothing happens.
I have read some posts that talk about the APX mode. Could it be my case?
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you must to see something on the display see have new thread for apx mode PJ4610000
My 2 cents
Usura666 said:
I tried. Nothing happens.
I have read some posts that talk about the APX mode. Could it be my case?
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You never stated what happened to get your device in the state it is and i'm just assuming you did something to brick it, so here
So firstly you need to get the drivers for your device installed.
my advice download WinDroid Universal HTC Toolkit v1.1. It will allow you to easily know if your pc is recognising your device.
Once that is done you need to get your device changed sufficiently.
Go to http://www.hackmyandroid.com/comprehensive-guide-on-unbricking-the-htc-one-x/4216 and follow the instructions.
Charge HTC One X in Fastboot Mode section from the link should help you charge your device
With the ADB folder where it should be on your computer C drive and your device plugged in and recognized, charging shouldn't be a issue
this should cause your device to restart repeatedly until it reaches about 10% battery
I advice once you have completed the charging of your device to the 10% mark that you continue on to the Unbrick the HTC One X as well as the Restoring the nandroid backup sections. You can always install a custom rom like CM11 or a sense based rom instead of doing restoring a nandroid backup
Hopefully your device will be up and running
Goodluck and let me know how it went.