My lg f180l is bricked at the moment, i install the proper drivers but it keeps on phone not detected and only android adb detects, please help me guys, i tried all the tutorials but it says phone not detected. what was the problem?:crying:
Meeko12 said:
My lg f180l is bricked at the moment, i install the proper drivers but it keeps on phone not detected and only android adb detects, please help me guys, i tried all the tutorials but it says phone not detected. what was the problem?:crying:
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Fix your drivers
Go to download mode, plug in the phone
Open device manager, there must be a device not installed or showing yellow exclamation, fix that.
Same goes for when in custom recovery and trying adb.
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my laptop does not recognize my phone in either flashmode or fastboot mode, i tried sing pc companion and flashtool drivers but it does not fix the problem. maybe im doing something wrong, can you guys help me in step by step?
Phone: Xperia Arc S
Version: 4.0.4
Build: 4.1.B.0.587
Computer
OS: Windows 8 (64bit)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2044804
still not working for me
Do you see any error, installing the drivers? What was the the status in the flashtool?
Cibhin said:
Do you see any error, installing the drivers? What was the the status in the flashtool?
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there's no error in installing the drivers, the status is "device not found"
Phone [Q] my laptop doesn't recognize my phone (flash mode & fastboot mode)
Try this:
(1) Go to device manager
(2) Plug phone in and look for any changes in your list of devices (maybe under other devices) should have a yellow box with exclamation mark
(3) Once found right click then click browse my computer for driver software (point to the folder where drivers are)
(4) Install from there make sure driver signature is off like instructions above :good:
Use this ( View attachment driver_androidusb.zip )... It will work for Arc S and Other
click Thanks if I Help
still not working...
here is the device status...
This device cannot start. (Code 10)
A request for the USB BOS descriptor failed.
try to uninstall any Android Emulator programs you have
Check also if both ends of the usb cable are properly connected and intact to phone and laptop.
Install Android SDK, open it, install all drivers with it. That should do the thing, if I remember correctly.
Sent from LT18i with custom firmware by myself.
Someguyfromhell said:
Install Android SDK, open it, install all drivers with it. That should do the thing, if I remember correctly.
Sent from LT18i with custom firmware by myself.
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how do you install the drivers using android sdk?
If it's possible for you and not too painstaking, try and format your system, and then do a fresh install. Worked for me when I had a similar problem in the past.
MarcSinger said:
If it's possible for you and not too painstaking, try and format your system, and then do a fresh install. Worked for me when I had a similar problem in the past.
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i think ill do that, i have tried almost everything but nothing works
so what now? working?
My laptop will not recognize flash mode.
Its not driver problem its keep usb not recognizing.
Hello Everyone,
my LG G4 bricked after I returned to stock via flash tool. It's not booting but I can access download mode yet theres a totally different problem: my pc won't recognise my phone, it doesn't appear in the device manager. I tried about 4 different drivers and every usb port.
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Philipp
Edit: ADB doesn't reconise it either, same with fastboot
phili90000 said:
Hello Everyone,
my LG G4 bricked after I returned to stock via flash tool. It's not booting but I can access download mode yet theres a totally different problem: my pc won't recognise my phone, it doesn't appear in the device manager. I tried about 4 different drivers and every usb port.
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Philipp
Edit: ADB doesn't reconise it either, same with fastboot
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Did you try to downgrade? Try installing drivers on some other PC with different data cable, it should be detected.
Hi all,
This is my first thread on this website and I am not that expert of rooting and installing custom ROM's. I am trying to find a solution on your website for 2 days but I couldn't solved although I tried everything.
I have an issue with my LG G Pad 8.3 (LG V500) tablet. It was installed 5.0.2 stock ROM (Korean version) and I decided to root the device and install custom ROM. I used King Root to unlock the device. Then I installed TWRP thing to my tablet and started flashing ROM process. While working the tablet restarted automatically and it was stuck at the startup with a LG icon on the screen.
I decided to make factory hard reset it in order to get rid of this but when I try to make factory reset with button combinations I get the following error;
* Confirmed *
Secure booting Error!
Cause : boot certification verify
Then I searched for the forums and first installed Android Studio, then by using SDK manager tools, I also installed USB drivers.
As the device can connect download mode, I installed adb thing and tried to fix it. But apparently laptop does not recognize the device. I run the command "adb devices" and there is no devices in the list.
I also tried to use twrp recovery tools but again it didn't recognize the device.
When I check the Device Manager when the tablet is connected to laptop on download mode, I can see LGE AndroidNet USB Serial Port (COM4) thing installed. I also tried to install Android Device drivers (Android ADB Interface, Android Bootloader Interface, Android Composite ADB Interface) but they are not working properly and they have question mark on their left side.
So as you can understand I am drawning with the issues and don't know what to do next. Apparently laptop does not recognize the device but although I checked the xda forums and other forums for 2 days, I couldn't solve. I would really appreciate if you can help me.
Best
ironunited said:
Hi all,
This is my first thread on this website and I am not that expert of rooting and installing custom ROM's. I am trying to find a solution on your website for 2 days but I couldn't solved although I tried everything.
I have an issue with my LG G Pad 8.3 (LG V500) tablet. It was installed 5.0.2 stock ROM (Korean version) and I decided to root the device and install custom ROM. I used King Root to unlock the device. Then I installed TWRP thing to my tablet and started flashing ROM process. While working the tablet restarted automatically and it was stuck at the startup with a LG icon on the screen.
I decided to make factory hard reset it in order to get rid of this but when I try to make factory reset with button combinations I get the following error;
* Confirmed *
Secure booting Error!
Cause : boot certification verify
Then I searched for the forums and first installed Android Studio, then by using SDK manager tools, I also installed USB drivers.
As the device can connect download mode, I installed adb thing and tried to fix it. But apparently laptop does not recognize the device. I run the command "adb devices" and there is no devices in the list.
I also tried to use twrp recovery tools but again it didn't recognize the device.
When I check the Device Manager when the tablet is connected to laptop on download mode, I can see LGE AndroidNet USB Serial Port (COM4) thing installed. I also tried to install Android Device drivers (Android ADB Interface, Android Bootloader Interface, Android Composite ADB Interface) but they are not working properly and they have question mark on their left side.
So as you can understand I am drawning with the issues and don't know what to do next. Apparently laptop does not recognize the device but although I checked the xda forums and other forums for 2 days, I couldn't solve. I would really appreciate if you can help me.
Best
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I couldn't get the computer to recognize one of my LG devices using ADB until I used this...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Hello guys!
Today i make a big mistake. I want to install CM 14 to my LG g3 . At first i can't go into TWRP . After 1 hour a somehow managed to boot in twrp but after formating the old os the phone is not responsing at all.
Things that i try:
I try to install a bootloader with ADB but the my pc cant recognise the device.
Things that the phone does:
There is no boot screen all it does is led and blue LED is blinking.
If i connect to the pc it recognise it as "Android " but i cant do nothing with it.
Please help me. Thank you
Did you try to connect in download mode and flash stock firmware with the official toolkit? I don't remember it's name though
Balino said:
Did you try to connect in download mode and flash stock firmware with the official toolkit? I don't remember it's name though
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Yes of course but the pc diden't recognise the phone and it say its " not cot connected"
You need to install device drivers and ADB drivers before trying. Use USB 2.0 ports too, it's acting wired with 3.0 ones
When I enter bootloader to try and flash twrp.... I get the message "waiting for device"
Trying to flash TWRP
can anyone help?
ADB recognizes the device...as soon as I reboot into the bootloader.... it disconnects
Anyone?
no one?
bigd19888 said:
When I enter bootloader to try and flash twrp.... I get the message "waiting for device"
Trying to flash TWRP
can anyone help?
ADB recognizes the device...as soon as I reboot into the bootloader.... it disconnects
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If you want helpful responses you have to be more specific. Assuming you have the fastboot files installed on your PC/laptop ... What LG G4 model? What software version? Bootloader Unlocked? etc.
Assuming you have installed on your PC/laptop LGMobileDriver_WHQL_Ver_4.2.0 available for download from the LG US site as the Windows driver can create issues, have you tried downloading and installing the "Official" TWRP app and installing that way?
Suggest if you are still having problems, you head over to: https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/development/recovery-twrp-3-touch-recovery-t3442424
Read the OP thoroughly and post any issues you're having there.
sdembiske said:
If you want helpful responses you have to be more specific. Assuming you have the fastboot files installed on your PC/laptop ... What LG G4 model? What software version? Bootloader Unlocked? etc.
Assuming you have installed on your PC/laptop LGMobileDriver_WHQL_Ver_4.2.0 available for download from the LG US site as the Windows driver can create issues, have you tried downloading and installing the "Official" TWRP app and installing that way?
Suggest if you are still having problems, you head over to: https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/development/recovery-twrp-3-touch-recovery-t3442424
Read the OP thoroughly and post any issues you're having there.
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I have minimal adb and fastboot installed
device is h811 20v
bootloader is already unlocked
and yes I'm using LGMobileDriver_WHQL_Ver_4.2.0
sdembiske said:
If you want helpful responses you have to be more specific. Assuming you have the fastboot files installed on your PC/laptop ... What LG G4 model? What software version? Bootloader Unlocked? etc.
Assuming you have installed on your PC/laptop LGMobileDriver_WHQL_Ver_4.2.0 available for download from the LG US site as the Windows driver can create issues, have you tried downloading and installing the "Official" TWRP app and installing that way?
Suggest if you are still having problems, you head over to: https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/development/recovery-twrp-3-touch-recovery-t3442424
Read the OP thoroughly and post any issues you're having there.
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I have the right files, when I get into adb reboot into bootloader
it no longer recognizes the device. I cannot flash twrp
After reboot into bootloader, open your "windows device manager" and see if windows detects your device properly.
RuedasLocas said:
After reboot into bootloader, open your "windows device manager" and see if windows detects your device properly.
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seems like a driver problem, need to keep removing and reinstalling in device manager for it to recognize my phone
I'm using the right driver...so I don't know what the problem is
quite annoying
windows xp I never have a problem with adb and fastboot.....windows 7 and up. ALWAYS
bigd19888 said:
seems like a driver problem, need to keep removing and reinstalling in device manager for it to recognize my phone
I'm using the right driver...so I don't know what the problem is
quite annoying
windows xp I never have a problem with adb and fastboot.....windows 7 and up. ALWAYS
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Don't allow Windows 10 to update your drivers - you can set that up in Windows. Google it for the how-to.
bigd19888 said:
I have the right files, when I get into adb reboot into bootloader
it no longer recognizes the device. I cannot flash twrp
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bigd19888 said:
seems like a driver problem, need to keep removing and reinstalling in device manager for it to recognize my phone
I'm using the right driver...so I don't know what the problem is
quite annoying
windows xp I never have a problem with adb and fastboot.....windows 7 and up. ALWAYS
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The device type changes depending on "how" its connected. Windows can "see" it as a ADB device, MODEM, etc...
With the phone connected, uninstall all device related on windows device manager, refresh the device manager for it to detect the phone as it should be (as you need it to be detected).
Sometimes its needed a manual device driver install. Happens some times to me, unfortunately I don't remember exactly how I do it because the issues (when it happens) are kind of random, so, I need to "understand" what is going wrong and fix it.
Just to tell you that is nothing unfixable on the procedure, you just need to have patience and find out how windows is supposed to detect your device.
If you don't find out by yourself, tomorrow (Monday), I'll try to see on mine how it should be detected in fastboot mode and tell you. Today its already late for me...
Good luck
RuedasLocas said:
The device type changes depending on "how" its connected. Windows can "see" it as a ADB device, MODEM, etc...
With the phone connected, uninstall all device related on windows device manager, refresh the device manager for it to detect the phone as it should be (as you need it to be detected).
Sometimes its needed a manual device driver install. Happens some times to me, unfortunately I don't remember exactly how I do it because the issues (when it happens) are kind of random, so, I need to "understand" what is going wrong and fix it.
Just to tell you that is nothing unfixable on the procedure, you just need to have patience and find out how windows is supposed to detect your device.
If you don't find out by yourself, tomorrow (Monday), I'll try to see on mine how it should be detected in fastboot mode and tell you. Today its already late for me...
Good luck
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everytime I boot into the bootloader the driver stops working.. when I boot the phone normally windows doesn't recognize my phone. it is unknown, so I remove the driver, reinstall it., get into bootloader and same issue persists "waiting on device:" I think the lg driver keeps crashing or it is windows issue
will try again tomorrow
bigd19888 said:
everytime I boot into the bootloader the driver stops working.. when I boot the phone normally windows doesn't recognize my phone. it is unknown, so I remove the driver, reinstall it., get into bootloader and same issue persists "waiting on device:" I think the lg driver keeps crashing or it is windows issue
will try again tomorrow
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Your device should be seen as "LGE Android Phone" (if your lg drivers are good).
Now gonna be tricky because my OS is in Portuguese, I don''t know exactly the path name in English... use your imagination
Connect the device on a USB 2 Port !!!
In windows device manager, select "update driver", "search software on the computer", "allow to choose from a list of avalable drivers". unmark the "compatible hardware" and find on the list the needed drivers. If the "LGE" drivers don't work, try to download Universal ADB Drivers, maybe it works.
bigd19888 said:
everytime I boot into the bootloader the driver stops working.. when I boot the phone normally windows doesn't recognize my phone. it is unknown, so I remove the driver, reinstall it., get into bootloader and same issue persists "waiting on device:" I think the lg driver keeps crashing or it is windows issue
will try again tomorrow
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I'm thinking it could be a corrupted LG driver. Download another from the LG US site, ONLY. Uninstall the one you have installed now, reboot and install the newly downloaded one. Then connect your phone and see if it is recognized and shown correctly in Windows Device Manager. Also, in adb type lsusb and see if the phone is listed in the output.
bigd19888 said:
everytime I boot into the bootloader the driver stops working.. when I boot the phone normally windows doesn't recognize my phone. it is unknown, so I remove the driver, reinstall it., get into bootloader and same issue persists "waiting on device:" I think the lg driver keeps crashing or it is windows issue
will try again tomorrow
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Boss, no need to struggle with this ADB anymore.. there is a tool called FWUL which was created for people who have driver issues... Check it out here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an.../live-iso-adb-fastboot-driver-issues-t3526755
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