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Is there any way to get back to pure stock yet?

I can't seem to find any sense RUU. Does this mean it isn't possible? If there is a way can someone tell me how?
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Here in this thread you can find stock recoveries and backups from some stocks ROm
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376
but no there's ns till RUU availables I think

maxrdlf95 said:
Here in this thread you can find stock recoveries and backups from some stocks ROm
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376
but no there's ns till RUU availables I think
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Thanks!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51930713
Check this at the bottom.
I rooted my phone etc and returned back to stock.
Send my phone back to the store I bought. They checked everything and I was refunded.
But I allready bought a new M8. Best damn phone out there.

HTC One M8 GSM

I recently upgraded to HTC One M8..first thing I did was check for installs I Installed Software update and I'm currently running as we speak following
HTC Sense 6 Android 4.4.2 ROM Version 1.55.666.4 baseband 1.16.2133 software version 1.55.666.4 I cannot get it to S Off. I used Tool Kit 2.0 and Unlocked my Boot loader Dev and Rooted using Permnament Root via tool kit I never used method weak sauce when will I be able to get S Off because I want to remove the Tamper banner and be able to update to 4.4.3 Stock when it comes out.
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Tell me you did a nandroid back up first
As it looks like you have a Bell Mobility version??

Yes I did ... I'm running stock now
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BiggTeddy26 said:
Yes I did ... I'm running stock now
Ok good follow Mr.Hofs procedures to backup and submitted to his link ....
Remember in his link do not install twrp or Philz recovery just boot up with it and do your backups and advise Mr Hofs what you have...with the info just remember to remove your serial #
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Huh I'm lost I have Phil Recovery
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I'm running root and philz
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Well then your not stock if you have root and philz for recovery your not stock... Read Mr.Hofs thread....

Why what will his thread do for me I want S off it won't work
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BiggTeddy26 said:
Why what will his thread do for me I want S off it won't work
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OK first thing I was asking you to see if you did a Nandroid Back of your Bell Stock Rom that you might need one day....but that won't work now cause your not stock completely........
Secondly if using firewater and gives you WHELP....... IT'S not going to S-Off.....so your SOL.....so now if you wanted to sell your phone and try another to get S-OFF...this is where your Nandroid Backup would of come in handy....<<<<

[Q] Constantly Reboots

I just got this phone yesterday. I rooted with HTCDev and then I got S-Off with firewater and SuperCID. Ever since I installed Android Revolution 8.1 it reboots constantly. I have wiped cache, did a fresh install even tried to flash CM, but the reboots are still there. I am on 2.xxx.xxx framework and have TWRP recovery. Any help? I think it might be related to memory leaks, but I am not entirely sure.

Did you do a full wipe before install.
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paul chambers said:
Did you do a full wipe before install.
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I always do. No matter the rom I am flashing or where I'm coming from. My OCD doesn't handle dirty flashing at all.

Have you tried to flash img file from your Rom via adb. Did you make a backup ?
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Spencer_Moore said:
I just got this phone yesterday. I rooted with HTCDev and then I got S-Off with firewater and SuperCID. Ever since I installed Android Revolution 8.1 it reboots constantly. I have wiped cache, did a fresh install even tried to flash CM, but the reboots are still there. I am on 2.xxx.xxx framework and have TWRP recovery. Any help? I think it might be related to memory leaks, but I am not entirely sure.
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Are you on Verizon ? I don't know much about HTC One M8 variants but it seems some complication there. Maybe a restore to Verizon ROM/firmware can help you.
Anyway .. here is the Verizon thread if needed : http://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-htc-one-m8
You mentioned that you installed ARHD 8.1 ROM ... which firmware that you installed ? I know you are not a noob but sometimes people confuse the different of a firmware and a ROM

paul chambers said:
Have you tried to flash img file from your Rom via adb. Did you make a backup ?
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No, I would ahve to wait unitl I get home from work to try. It seems easy enough.
ckpv5 said:
Are you on Verizon ? I don't know much about HTC One M8 variants but it seems some complication there. Maybe a restore to Verizon ROM/firmware can help you.
Anyway .. here is the Verizon thread if needed : http://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-htc-one-m8
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I'm on tmobile. I just reflashed my rom and who knows maybe it was magic. I just dont understand why this happened at all.

Are you back up and running now ?
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paul chambers said:
Are you back up and running now ?
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I'm not entirely sure. I will keep this thread updated, if I have anymore random reboots. I figured just doing a clean install would be a good start to resolve the problem; it always is.

Just had my first reboot. I think it might be due to greenify. Does anyone have experience with this app and the HTC One M8

Greenify wont cause reboots. Are you running a custom kernel and undervolting by any chance?
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Try to downgrade your firmware to 1.54.x.x...or if you stick with 2.x.x.x try ARHD 9.1 to see if it makes any difference

[Q] HTC One M8 International (Unlocked and S-Off) is not updating to 5.0.1

HTC One M8 International (Unlocked and S-Off) is not updating to 5.0.1. Please help.

Do you have the right stock recovery installed?
Did you modified the system files in any way?
Files like build.prop or platform.xml?

UniversalKID thanks for reply. I didn't make any modification in any file and how I know about the right stock recovery?
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yasiramin599 said:
HTC One M8 International (Unlocked and S-Off) is not updating to 5.0.1. Please help.
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What do you mean not updating? Are you waiting for an OTA? Since you are S-Off, I'll assume you are running a custom ROM. It won't happen unless you are on stock.
But since you are S-Off, just update your firmware, and flash a Lolly ROM.

I want to use stock lolly ROM but through OTA downloaded 5.0.1 but at time of installation, I am not able to upgrade on lollipop.
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Currently I m using below firmware.
Android version 4.4.4
Software no. 3.28.401.9
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yasiramin599 said:
I want to use stock lolly ROM but through OTA downloaded 5.0.1 but at time of installation, I am not able to upgrade on lollipop.
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S-On I suppose? For OTAs, return to stock with the instructions and downloads in this thread.

xunholyx said:
S-On I suppose? For OTAs, return to stock with the instructions and downloads in this thread.
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Do not tell someone to S-ON when they're not 100% certain they're stock, plus you don't need to be S-ON to update.
OP, can you get a shot of the actual error you're seeing? Up to now you've not really described the error very well

EddyOS said:
Do not tell someone to S-ON when they're not 100% certain they're stock, plus you don't need to be S-ON to update.
OP, can you get a shot of the actual error you're seeing? Up to now you've not really described the error very well
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I wasn't telling him to s on, I was assuming he was s on.
I should have been more clear in my post.

Ah, OK. I can see how it can be read that way. My bad!

can anyone help

How to get back the stock rom...stock recovery and stock boot.im please help wanna go back to the stock completely....please help

Restore first nandroid.
Flash stock kernel if you have a custom one.
Flash stock recovery.
Relock boot loader.
That should take care of it.
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JuanArg said:
Restore first nandroid.
Flash stock kernel if you have a custom one.
Flash stock recovery.
Relock boot loader.
That should take care of it.
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I dont have the back up...
And where can i find stock recovery and stock kernel sir....

Can you tell me what cid is your phone?
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JuanArg said:
Can you tell me what cid is your phone?
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Sir i have indian variant and i dont know about the cid .....how to check it

Install cid getter from play store, that will tell you.
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JuanArg said:
Install cid getter from play store, that will tell you.
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Hello JuanArg,
i have the same probleme as armaankhan354.
I have no nandroid. And i want back to stock, so i can install regular updates vom HTC. Can you please help me?
My CID is: HTC_102.
Thank you. :good: