I have tried rooting my Kindle Fire GEN 1 with KFU. The Boot mode was in 4000. Everything was fine until i received the message below. Now i unplugged the KF after several minutes. Now, it won't boot and only stuck at KIndle fire orange and white logo. (Appears constant bright, doesn't blink). I have tried everything, KFU, Unbrick utility, e.t.c. But the device won't detect at all. It shows as unknown device in hardware manager. Please help
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Fastboot uses a different device than ADB.
You should check device manager for Kindle or Amazon
If you see it rerun the driver installer that came packaged with KFU.
Installing FFF...
<waiting for device>
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I am in the process of rooting a kindle fire for a friend and am now stuck on the kindle fire logo without any access to adb or fastboot. how do i get this thing to reboot like normal so that i can start this from scratch with a windows pc?
tragiclife69 said:
I am in the process of rooting a kindle fire for a friend and am now stuck on the kindle fire logo without any access to adb or fastboot. how do i get this thing to reboot like normal so that i can start this from scratch with a windows pc?
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Are you using Kindle Fire Utility or another method? If you're using KFU, I'm having the same issue. However, I can get it back to normal mode by terminating KFU, running KFU again, then going to option 1: Bootmode Menu, then choosing Normal Mode. It's worked everytime I've gotten stuck at the fastboot logo screen.
RazorChrist said:
Are you using Kindle Fire Utility or another method? If you're using KFU, I'm having the same issue. However, I can get it back to normal mode by terminating KFU, running KFU again, then going to option 1: Bootmode Menu, then choosing Normal Mode. It's worked everytime I've gotten stuck at the fastboot logo screen.
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You saved my day... and brains!!! :laugh: :good:
I was rooting my kindle fire by using KF UTILITY 0.6.9....
While it was rooting my device restarted and went into fastboot mode and it just got stuck there
and on the Kindle fire utility screen it just said "waiting for device"
I stupidly "x" out the kf utility and unplugged my kindle from my computer.
Now when I turn my kindle fire on it's stuck booting..
Any help would be really thankful. Please help.
Open kfu select 1 for changing boot mode select normal boot mode 4000 it should change it back to normal
If you tried to root your device with the 'Kindle Fire utility" tool and your kindle is stuck in the booting logo try this:
Connect the kindle to the computer again and see if you have the drivers
If your missing the drivers install them (get them from the KFU tool.
open up Kindle fire utility and press bootmode (1)
Next press normal boot (4000) and wait for the device to restart .
A lot of people are trying to root their device by watching the youtube tuts but everyone is getting this error
Hope it works for you:good:
I've checked all threads but still havent found a solution. Here goes.
I was going to root my Kindle Fire 1st gen running 6.3.1, and I installed "android" drivers, and prepped my Kindle for the root.
I opened up the root program, and started the root. It was stuck at "finding device", so I unplugged my Kindle, then plugged it back in. After realizing it wasnt going to find my kindle, I closed the root program. I accidently uninstalled the android driver, now when I try to plug my kindle in, my pc doesnt recognize it, and it says "Malfunctioned USB" so im stuck there. My kindle is also stuck at the "kindle fire" boot screen, so I cant even boot it up. Is it bricked? If so, Anyway to reset it or anything? I need help!
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Jaden
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hi.. i tried rooting my kindle fire using KFU. After hitting the "install permanent root button" the kindle fire restarted, and now its stuck on the "Kindle Fire" logo. After that i tried reconnecting it to my computer and now KFU says Online but boot status "Unknown" i tried installing the drivers again but still the same>> Please Help
Boot status unknown is common, see if twrp will install
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