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Possible solution for issues with MAGLDR, USB Flasher.

Let me share one solution that I developed recently.
At some point, after numerous reinstallation of Android, my HD2 become undiscoverable for MAGLDR as well as for Android flasher via USB Flasher. I wasn't able to flash anything. "Waiting for USB connection" was displayed until timed out. I did reset phone, removed battery, rebooted PC - nothing happened. I started to think about replacing USB cable.
Here is what helped at the end:
- Disconnect phone from PC
- Open Command Prompt
- Type "set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1", Enter.
- Type "start Devmgmt.msc", Enter.
- Two commands above should be entered in the same command prompt window or it won't have an effect.
- When Device Manager opens select View->Show Hidden Devices
- Expand all nodes and remove all inactive devices - and icon of such device is grayed out
Here is an article about it http://support.microsoft.com/kb/241257
After that when I connected phone with USB cable system reinstalled drivers from scratch and I was able to flash.

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Try killing any adb running in the background first

I'm not sure it is somehow connected with Android or ADB since when HD2 is in flasher mode it is not runnung Android. The device is detected like HTC Usb Sync or something like this.

Another option is to use updated flasher attached. I found it on russian forum.

hlvl said:
I'm not sure it is somehow connected with Android or ADB since when HD2 is in flasher mode it is not runnung Android. The device is detected like HTC Usb Sync or something like this.
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Meh... I can't read. For some reason I read that you were talking about connecting your phone to the PC, i.e. within android, for USB mass storage etc....
Even the topic of the thread says otherwise. I'll go get my eyes tested...

Sometimes it's because ADB still in your PC memery, just force close it and everything will be fine.

As I said I tried to reboot PC but it didn't help. I doubt ADB start with Windows but rather only when you start using it.

hlvl said:
Another option is to use updated flasher attached. I found it on russian forum.
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Do you mean that this is MAGLDR 1.13!?!?

hlvl said:
Let me share one solution that I developed recently.
At some point, after numerous reinstallation of Android, my HD2 become undiscoverable for MAGLDR as well as for Android flasher via USB Flasher. I wasn't able to flash anything. "Waiting for USB connection" was displayed until timed out. I did reset phone, removed battery, rebooted PC - nothing happened. I started to think about replacing USB cable.
Here is what helped at the end:
- Disconnect phone from PC
- Open Command Prompt
- Type "set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1", Enter.
- Type "start Devmgmt.msc", Enter.
- Two commands above should be entered in the same command prompt window or it won't have an effect.
- When Device Manager opens select View->Show Hidden Devices
- Expand all nodes and remove all inactive devices - and icon of such device is grayed out
Here is an article about it http://support.microsoft.com/kb/241257
After that when I connected phone with USB cable system reinstalled drivers from scratch and I was able to flash.
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Thanks man. I was already freaking out because of this.

I'm going to try this on my desktop, that's why I stopped using it lol
Sent from my HD2 using xda premium

Thanks! It worked very well!!
PG

Really thank you, you saved my phone

Mine has always done that. I just have to wait until the flasher program gets to the Looking for USB step and disconnect/reconnect the USB cable.

Or get a new cable. I had the same issue but even this guide didnt work. My cable needed replacing, luckily I had a spare in my closet. Tried it and bingo all the drivers installed. If it just wont find it, get a new USB cable.

I have the same problem but in bootloader my usb connection works...when i try to flash recovery with usb flasher mode in magdlr doesnt.
Wait for usb............and is stuck like that.So its not the cable..i tried to install new driver..i tried with command prompt....im freaking out!!

Installing WMDC 6.1 worked for me
hlvl said:
Let me share one solution that I developed recently.
At some point, after numerous reinstallation of Android, my HD2 become undiscoverable for MAGLDR as well as for Android flasher via USB Flasher. I wasn't able to flash anything. "Waiting for USB connection" was displayed until timed out. I did reset phone, removed battery, rebooted PC - nothing happened. I started to think about replacing USB cable.
Here is what helped at the end:
- Disconnect phone from PC
- Open Command Prompt
- Type "set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1", Enter.
- Type "start Devmgmt.msc", Enter.
- Two commands above should be entered in the same command prompt window or it won't have an effect.
- When Device Manager opens select View->Show Hidden Devices
- Expand all nodes and remove all inactive devices - and icon of such device is grayed out
Here is an article about it http://support.microsoft.com/kb/241257
After that when I connected phone with USB cable system reinstalled drivers from scratch and I was able to flash.
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Had same problem getting PC to recognize HD2 in order to Task29, etc...
I downloaded/installed WMDC 6.1 (for Vista, but works with W7) and walla... fixed! Link HERE.

[solved]win7 doesn´t recognizes my device into fastboot

okay ... a new question and also soo weird....
I want that my 2 PC´s recognize my device when its in bootloader mode
1º pc recognizes it well and its running UBUNTU.
2ºmy sister´s PC RUNNING WIN7 doesn´t recognize my DHD into bootloader mode.. but if i look the screen of the device the device automatically was changed his status to "HBOOT USB PLUG" but here is the problem:
When windoze7 detects and recognizes my device It issues a sound, but when I connect my DHD it issues different other one, that is to say detects it but it does not recognize her, then the usb mode I cannot use it
but if i boot my dhd and put her in debugging mode and run adb parameters windoze recognizes the device perfectly...
i am not an experienced user in windows
and i don´t know whats the problem. its strange..
any advise?thx in advance

Between you and the stickman you've had every problem going!!
Have you installed HTC Sync onto your sister's PC?
Why haven't you converted her to Ubuntu?

Mr_JMM said:
Between you and the stickman you've had every problem going!!
Have you installed HTC Sync onto your sister's PC?
Why haven't you converted her to Ubuntu?
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lololol we have a lot of problems Especially with windows i hate it
but she is afraid of not being able to handle it if I am not in house (SHE HAS ANOTHER DHD) in addition she likes the Microsoft OFFICE. LOL (and not open office)
Yes i had installed htc sync drivers, and sdk working well in usb debugging mode with the DHD turned on

Get to the stage you were at before:
fastboot
connect phone to PC
Phone says HBOOT USB PLUG
Using the Android-sdk shell
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Code:
fastboot devices
Do you get a response?

Mr_JMM said:
Get to the stage you were at before:
fastboot
connect phone to PC
Phone says HBOOT USB PLUG
Using the Android-sdk shell
type
Code:
fastboot devices
Do you get a response?
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yes i tried in fastboot mode but only says "list of attached devices" and nothing more... there aren´t devices in the list..
and if i write adb shell""" says ""not devices found"" logically

SERGI.3210 said:
yes i tried in fastboot mode but only says "list of attached devices" and nothing more... there aren´t devices in the list..
and if i write adb shell""" says ""not devices found"" logically
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the problem appears into fastboot and into bootloader
ok in fastboot mode into sdk shell write fastboot devices and shows me a message:
"unable to initialize the aplication because ADBWINAPI.DLL not found

Ok, try this:
Create an Ubuntu live CD.... you can see where I'm going with that one.
Sorry buddy, will need to wait for some other poor sap that uses Windoze to pop along.
There was an old thread I read once and someone solved it by going to device manager and updating drivers or something for the "android device". <<-- Re your new post
Other than that, usual suggestion is try a different USB socket (different side of PC).

Mr_JMM said:
Ok, try this:
Create an Ubuntu live CD.... you can see where I'm going with that one.
Sorry buddy, will need to wait for some other poor sap that uses Windoze to pop along.
There was an old thread I read once and someone solved it by going to device manager and updating drivers or something for the "android device". <<-- Re your new post
Other than that, usual suggestion is try a different USB socket (different side of PC).
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ok tried another socket but the PC says to me :LOL
good idea mate... if i create aN ubuntu root/live cd i can try with the konsole
windoze please... burn in the ****ing hell
edit:with ubuntu works well again

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good apreciation to the forum mate... LOL

okay... in advance thank´s again to my friend Mr_JMM for help me again (pressing your thank´s button AGAIN lol)
i solved my problem with "winfuck"7 (windows for microsoft´s friends)
ok when i was tried to input a fastboot code the CMD (shell) of windows returned me:
"unable to initialize the program because ADBWINAPI.DLL does not exist...
well i browsed for this file and its a library file for adb.exe commands.
under my experience fastboot parameters shouldn´t be afeccted by the ausence of this file but when i was downloaded it (a zip file with adbwinapi.exe, adbwinusbapi.dll and adb.exe) and i have put it in the folder "tools" of the sdk (Rightly where it shelters fastboot.exe) VOILÀ!!!!
i tried to enter:
"fastboot devices"
and returned to my
"HT.........."
also i tried to rebbot the device from fastboot with
"fastboot reboot" and WORKS WELL!!!!
END OF THIS THREAD.... SOLVED!!!!!!!!!!

ABD/Fastboot device not found. broken port?

i cant seem to connect thru adb or fastboot usb. adb doesnt show anything under "adb devices" and fastboot doesnt give me "USB" icon if i plug it in to a usb. i've tried multiple wires. i tried on my macbook and on a windows 7 machine. played around with htc drivers. cant seem to make it work. tried unmounting and remounting the sdcard and rebooting all devices.
i was going to try adb over wifi but you need to root for that. without adb or fastboot, i cant even htcdev unlock.
any other ideas? i plug it in and it shows a charging icon in the batter bar but no mounting options show up in the notification bar. usb debug is enabled. i tried the different "mount as" options in the settings menu. i've read countless web pages to try to get this to mount to any computer so i can mod it a little but nothing seems to work.

Revoke the USB debugging authorizations and then connect to the computer?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app

Also make sure Fastboot is unchecked under power settings.

havikx said:
i cant seem to connect thru adb or fastboot usb. adb doesnt show anything under "adb devices" and fastboot doesnt give me "USB" icon if i plug it in to a usb. i've tried multiple wires. i tried on my macbook and on a windows 7 machine. played around with htc drivers. cant seem to make it work. tried unmounting and remounting the sdcard and rebooting all devices.
i was going to try adb over wifi but you need to root for that. without adb or fastboot, i cant even htcdev unlock.
any other ideas? i plug it in and it shows a charging icon in the batter bar but no mounting options show up in the notification bar. usb debug is enabled. i tried the different "mount as" options in the settings menu. i've read countless web pages to try to get this to mount to any computer so i can mod it a little but nothing seems to work.
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have you downloaded sdk manager and put the path of platforms tools folder in path on the environment variables?

atticustcx said:
have you downloaded sdk manager and put the path of platforms tools folder in path on the environment variables?
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I have the same problem with my HTC One.

nasvi said:
I have the same problem with my HTC One.
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i think is same here, i dont have any system in my htc one, only recovery, and cannot push file from anyway

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been having same problem, no menus or anything when plugged into usb just charging

try reinstalling your device drivers and make sure you have android sdk installed. ive had this issue before and all i had to do was reinstall the drivers. and make sure you have fastboot for the htc bec using other fastboot can cause issures with recognition of your phone.

My computer doesn't recognise my HOX!

Hi......
My PC & my laptop won't recognise my phone despite several failed attempts! No mass storage no fastboot, nothing! not even when i mount it via recovery! Android debugging is checked.
My phone is on CM10.1.3
Pls help!

saleh9416 said:
Hi......
My PC & my laptop won't recognise my phone despite several failed attempts! No mass storage no fastboot, nothing! not even when i mount it via recovery! Android debugging is checked.
My phone is on CM10.1.3
Pls help!
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When you start in bootloader and choise fastboot and connect the phone what you see in device manager. Are you install latest drivers. Are you try only in Windoes7, try on XP. Are you change the cable maybe is broken.
This with RED letter is important first try change the cable

Thant said:
When you start in bootloader and choise fastboot and connect the phone what you see in device manager. Are you install latest drivers. Are you try only in Windoes7, try on XP. Are you change the cable maybe is broken.
This with RED letter is important first try change the cable
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"Fastboot usb" but when i try to flash kernel or erase cache it gives me <waiting for device>! i should mention that everything used to work perfectely a while ago!
and yes i've tried with W7 & XP and with different cables, but nothing changed! only charging.

saleh9416 said:
"Fastboot usb" but when i try to flash kernel or erase cache it gives me <waiting for device>! i should mention that everything used to work perfectely a while ago!
and yes i've tried with W7 & XP and with different cables, but nothing changed! only charging.
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Are you using the stock cable and is the usb port your using a 2.0 port? if not then it wont work or well it might but not stable.

saleh9416 said:
"Fastboot usb" but when i try to flash kernel or erase cache it gives me <waiting for device>! i should mention that everything used to work perfectely a while ago!
and yes i've tried with W7 & XP and with different cables, but nothing changed! only charging.
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Change the cable first!!!! Are you tried with different cable?

fader910 said:
Are you using the stock cable and is the usb port your using a 2.0 port? if not then it wont work or well it might but not stable.
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Yes, and i don't think that would make any difference! cause if it was "1.1 port" it would work but slower!
Thant said:
Change the cable first!!!! Are you tried with different cable?
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I've mentioned that i used different cables! htc/sony/samsung

saleh9416 said:
Yes, and i don't think that would make any difference! cause if it was "1.1 port" it would work but slower!
I've mentioned that i used different cables! htc/sony/samsung
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then if you have the latest drivers and no working again you have hardware problem with the USB port on your hox,

Thant said:
then if you have the latest drivers and no working again you have hardware problem with the USB port on your hox,
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I hope not! and the confusing part is the phone charges via the USB port!
Thanks anyway.

saleh9416 said:
I hope not! and the confusing part is the phone charges via the USB port!
Thanks anyway.
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Yes your power pin 1 and 5 work. your pin 2 Tx(from phone to computer) not work and pin 3 Rx(from Phone to computer)work.And for this you see your device fastboot usb becouse the phone receive from computer and know to go in fastboot usb but when you send command from computer fastboot getvar all the computer wait for response from the phone but your Tx is broken and you see waiting for device.
Please try to run the comand fastboot reboot-bootloader and report back

saleh9416 said:
Hi......
My PC & my laptop won't recognise my phone despite several failed attempts! No mass storage no fastboot, nothing! not even when i mount it via recovery! Android debugging is checked.
My phone is on CM10.1.3
Pls help!
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hello! I had the same issue recently, so I solved it by next actions: I typed in the Windows command line(cmd.exe) 'pnputils -e', so I could see all drivers I have installed and their 'oem*.inf' files. I had 4 HTC drivers, it was like they were in a conflict. Then I deleted each driver with next command: 'pnputils -f -d <oem file name>.inf'. So after that, I plugged in the cable and the HOX was recognized by the computer!
Report back if that helped you!

Thant said:
Yes your power pin 1 and 5 work. your pin 2 Tx(from phone to computer) not work and pin 3 Rx(from Phone to computer)work.And for this you see your device fastboot usb becouse the phone receive from computer and know to go in fastboot usb but when you send command from computer fastboot getvar all the computer wait for response from the phone but your Tx is broken and you see waiting for device.
Please try to run the comand fastboot reboot-bootloader and report back
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The same message "waiting for device"

saleh9416 said:
The same message "waiting for device"
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Try the metod on @Timofey_K

Wich recovery are you using? Try enter from there, mount the Phone as mass storage from recovery
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium

matitorres07 said:
Wich recovery are you using? Try enter from there, mount the Phone as mass storage from recovery
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
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You really have to read the OP again :sly:

Timofey_K said:
hello! I had the same issue recently, so I solved it by next actions: I typed in the Windows command line(cmd.exe) 'pnputils -e', so I could see all drivers I have installed and their 'oem*.inf' files. I had 4 HTC drivers, it was like they were in a conflict. Then I deleted each driver with next command: 'pnputils -f -d <oem file name>.inf'. So after that, I plugged in the cable and the HOX was recognized by the computer!
Report back if that helped you!
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Unfortunately it didn't work! I've found only 1 HTC driver & I deleted it anyway, but the issue remains unsolved!
I presume the issue is within my phone! maybe it's a hardware problem as @Thant have said.
Thanks anyway.

i was having a similar (not exactly same) problem that on CM 10.2, my phone storage was not being mounted on my pc but it mounted in recovery and fastboot... this is what i did..
Connect your phone to pc, go to device manager from control panel and see if the device shown with a yellow triangle.
right click it, chose to update driver software, select manually from a list, chose android adb interface from list, then either chose google or htc (depending on your rom, for CM, prefer google).. Your phone will be recognised by pc

Khizar Amin said:
i was having a similar (not exactly same) problem that on CM 10.2, my phone storage was not being mounted on my pc but it mounted in recovery and fastboot... this is what i did..
Connect your phone to pc, go to device manager from control panel and see if the device shown with a yellow triangle.
right click it, chose to update driver software, select manually from a list, chose android adb interface from list, then either chose google or htc (depending on your rom, for CM, prefer google).. Your phone will be recognised by pc
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The phone isn't shown in device manager!

saleh9416 said:
The phone isn't shown in device manager!
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Then try using a different data cable... also try connecting it to a different pc and also check if otg usb is working or not.. coz if otg does not work then its a problem with your port

[Q] Stuck in boot loop

Hi - I know this problem has probably been covered many times, so forgive me :angel: if I'm "boiling my cabbages twice", as my mum always says.
About a year or so ago I installed Android Revolution on my HTC One X - it took me a while to figure out what to do, and how to do it, but I eventually got there and it worked fine Anyway, i was reading an article the other day about how good the Cyanogen ROM was so decided to give it ago. Silly me
After many hours of hair pulling and cursing I've hit a brick wall, and could really do with some simple advice in plain English. I think I may have well and truly screwed up. I downloaded the Cyanogen ROM and flashed it, but kept getting the 'boot loop' logo. I still had a recovery file on my phone from when I installed Android Revolution, and this allowed me to reboot into Jelly Bean 4.1.1 (I think). Now, somehow, that file has gone and all I can do now is get the Cyanogen boot loop, or the Team Win Recovery Project menu. I can boot into the HTC menu (whatever it's called) by pressing the power and volume down button, but that's about it. My partner tells me "that'll teach you for messing"
Please, is there somebody out there that could possibly talk me through a simple, idiots guide for idiots method of getting my phone working again? :fingers-crossed:
Many, many thanks in advance
:crying:

Tichier said:
Hi - I know this problem has probably been covered many times, so forgive me :angel: if I'm "boiling my cabbages twice", as my mum always says.
About a year or so ago I installed Android Revolution on my HTC One X - it took me a while to figure out what to do, and how to do it, but I eventually got there and it worked fine Anyway, i was reading an article the other day about how good the Cyanogen ROM was so decided to give it ago. Silly me
After many hours of hair pulling and cursing I've hit a brick wall, and could really do with some simple advice in plain English. I think I may have well and truly screwed up. I downloaded the Cyanogen ROM and flashed it, but kept getting the 'boot loop' logo. I still had a recovery file on my phone from when I installed Android Revolution, and this allowed me to reboot into Jelly Bean 4.1.1 (I think). Now, somehow, that file has gone and all I can do now is get the Cyanogen boot loop, or the Team Win Recovery Project menu. I can boot into the HTC menu (whatever it's called) by pressing the power and volume down button, but that's about it. My partner tells me "that'll teach you for messing"
Please, is there somebody out there that could possibly talk me through a simple, idiots guide for idiots method of getting my phone working again? :fingers-crossed:
Many, many thanks in advance
:crying:
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Post the result from command fastboot getvar all and delete your S/N and IMEI from the info.

Thant said:
Post the result from command fastboot getvar all and delete your S/N and IMEI from the info.
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Thanks for replying - that's one of my problems: my PC won't recognise the phone when it's connected. If I boot into the Team Win Recovery Project I can mount the USB storage and view files and transfer them from PC to phone and vice-versa, but I can't start the command prompt. It seems the boot menu on the HTC doesn't recognise the internal storage/USB

Tichier said:
Thanks for replying - that's one of my problems: my PC won't recognise the phone when it's connected. If I boot into the Team Win Recovery Project I can mount the USB storage and view files and transfer them from PC to phone and vice-versa, but I can't start the command prompt. It seems the boot menu on the HTC doesn't recognise the internal storage/USB
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Just go in bootloader choice FASTBOOTand connect the phone to computer and you will see FASTBOOT USB and then start CMD and run the command

Thant said:
Just go in bootloader choice FASTBOOTand connect the phone to computer and you will see FASTBOOT USB and then start CMD and run the command
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But I've tried that - I can see FASTBOOT USB - but it's not picked up on the laptop. I've tried different cables and USB ports. Shouldn't I be able to see the phone listed under My Computer? How do I start the command prompt (I've entered 'cmd' under the start menu on the PC)
Thanks again

Tichier said:
But I've tried that - I can see FASTBOOT USB - but it's not picked up on the laptop. I've tried different cables and USB ports. Shouldn't I be able to see the phone listed under My Computer? How do I start the command prompt (I've entered 'cmd' under the start menu on the PC)
Thanks again
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are you have fastboot files and adb. If yes go to this folder where is the files and press shift + right button on the mouse on emty space in the folder and choice open comand window here after this run the command

Thant said:
are you have fastboot files and adb. If yes go to this folder where is the files and press shift + right button on the mouse on emty space in the folder and choice open comand window here after this run the command
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When I boot my phone into the 'Fastboot' menu and select Hboot it comes up with 'Failed to open master USB mode' and then goes back to the previous screen. Doing this it does not show up on 'My Computer' on my Laptop.
By rebooting into TWRP I can see the phone as a 'Removable disk' on my laptop, and when I right click on the drive I can see the folders .android_secure, data, showme, nero_sync, Albums, Android, dcim, Download, LOST.DIR, mobile, My Documents, Notifications, Pictures, ROM's (which I created), TWRP and a file called 'nmdsdcid.
If I shift+right click here for the CMD prompt, E:\>fastboot getvar all it returns with "'fastboot' is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
Once again, many thanks for your time

Tichier said:
When I boot my phone into the 'Fastboot' menu and select Hboot it comes up with 'Failed to open master USB mode' and then goes back to the previous screen. Doing this it does not show up on 'My Computer' on my Laptop.
By rebooting into TWRP I can see the phone as a 'Removable disk' on my laptop, and when I right click on the drive I can see the folders .android_secure, data, showme, nero_sync, Albums, Android, dcim, Download, LOST.DIR, mobile, My Documents, Notifications, Pictures, ROM's (which I created), TWRP and a file called 'nmdsdcid.
If I shift+right click here for the CMD prompt, E:\>fastboot getvar all it returns with "'fastboot' is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
Once again, many thanks for your time
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Now do exactly what I write you. Disconect the phone from USB. Start the phone in bootloader and with the buttons volume up and down navigate to fastboot and press POWER button onse. you will see your phon will change HBOOT with FASTBOOT after this connect the phone to the computer with USB cable and you will see FASTBOOT USB after this run the command. When you go in bootloader your phone must NOT TO BE CONNECTED to the computer

Thant said:
Now do exactly what I write you. Disconect the phone from USB. Start the phone in bootloader and with the buttons volume up and down navigate to fastboot and press POWER button onse. you will see your phon will change HBOOT with FASTBOOT after this connect the phone to the computer with USB cable and you will see FASTBOOT USB after this run the command. When you go in bootloader your phone must NOT TO BE CONNECTED to the computer
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Thanks for your reply - I have done exactly what you said, but the phone isn't recognised in 'My Computer' but I can see it under device manager. When I connect it with the USB cables the laptop makes a noise as if it is identifying it. On the phone it says what I said earlier about failing to open master USB, and then goes back to the Hboot menu and the laptop beeps to say the phone has been disconnected
Once again, thank you very much for your time and advice

Tichier said:
Thanks for your reply - I have done exactly what you said, but the phone isn't recognised in 'My Computer' but I can see it under device manager. When I connect it with the USB cables the laptop makes a noise as if it is identifying it. On the phone it says what I said earlier about failing to open master USB, and then goes back to the Hboot menu and the laptop beeps to say the phone has been disconnected
Once again, thank you very much for your time and advice
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Have you installed HTC drivers (HTC Sync Manager) ?

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androidDany said:
Have you installed HTC drivers (HTC Sync Manager) ?
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Yes, I have. To me it seems like something is either missing or corrupt

Tichier said:
Yes, I have. To me it seems like something is either missing or corrupt
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When you choice Fastboot in bootloader and you connect the phone to the computer and hi beep are you see FASTBOOT USB on the phone? You must to navigate to fastboot option on your phone and press the power button.

Thant said:
When you choice Fastboot in bootloader and you connect the phone to the computer and hi beep are you see FASTBOOT USB on the phone? You must to navigate to fastboot option on your phone and press the power button.
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Yes - I've posted a video of what happens here (I hope the link works)....
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5SD3cvIx7ZTcDNFVDZvNmpIcjdtYnk2VUpjd084NGg1aWJB/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you

Tichier said:
Yes - I've posted a video of what happens here (I hope the link works)....
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5SD3cvIx7ZTcDNFVDZvNmpIcjdtYnk2VUpjd084NGg1aWJB/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you
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Now you hear sound on the computer the pc recognise the phone nou when you see fastboot USB navigate to folder where is your fastboot.exe and adb.exe and open CMD there let say C:\fastboot\ you will see this in CMD after this must to write the command fastboot getvar all must look like this C:\fastboot\fastboot getvar all and you will see the information on the display copy and paste here

Same Problem
I have the same problem after updating from CM 10.1 to 10.2 from settings. I had this problem earlier and fastboot solved it, but this time around I can't boot into recovery by pressing the power and volume down button, it just keeps on restarting. I think there's a chance there's something wrong with the volume down button. Help please. :'(
Edit: So I pressed REALLY hard on the key and it worked. Flashed the boot.img by putting it into the zip folder BootUpdate_by_hestheone64. Still stuck in the loop. :/

Thant said:
Now you hear sound on the computer the pc recognise the phone nou when you see fastboot USB navigate to folder where is your fastboot.exe and adb.exe and open CMD there let say C:\fastboot\ you will see this in CMD after this must to write the command fastboot getvar all must look like this C:\fastboot\fastboot getvar all and you will see the information on the display copy and paste here
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The fastboot file I have located, but I can't run it - I can't find the adb.exe - This is where I believe the problem is as I mentioned earlier (about something being missing or corrupt)
Many thanks again

Tichier said:
The fastboot file I have located, but I can't run it - I can't find the adb.exe - This is where I believe the problem is as I mentioned earlier (about something being missing or corrupt)
Many thanks again
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download this ZIP and extract in C:\fastboot\

androidDany said:
Have you installed HTC drivers (HTC Sync Manager) ?
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Yes, I have - and that doesn't identify my phone either. I'm pulling my hair out! The only way my laptop identifies my phone is when I boot into the Team Win Recovery Project, but then it's listed in My Computer as a drive

Tichier said:
Yes, I have - and that doesn't identify my phone either. I'm pulling my hair out! The only way my laptop identifies my phone is when I boot into the Team Win Recovery Project, but then it's listed in My Computer as a drive
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are you try with my zip and fastboot?

Thant said:
download this ZIP and extract in C:\fastboot\
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I've done that, and it works. I can go into that folder and right click+shift to start the cmd file and it runs. But I still can't get the laptop to identify the phone when it's connected. Except when it's connected by the Team Win Recovery Project
Many thanks again