Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I Pressed the WIPE option then FORMAT DATA in the TWRP v2.4.4.0 and not I'm stuck at the Google screen with the unlocked padlock symbol.
I have The Samsung Galaxy Nexus toolkit installed. Drivers will not load or install, please help.
This is what the screen displayed.
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OpenWave said:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I Pressed the WIPE option then FORMAT DATA in the TWRP v2.4.4.0 and not I'm stuck at the Google screen with the unlocked padlock symbol.
I have The Samsung Galaxy Nexus toolkit installed. Drivers will not load or install, please help.
This is what the screen displayed.
http://phota.me/9M7R.jpg
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Since you don't have a ROM on the device to flash, you need to solve the drivers problem. Then you can transfer a rom with adb push command, or flash stock with the toolkit or manually.
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Since you don't have a ROM on the device to flash, you need to solve the drivers problem. Then you can transfer a rom with adb push command, or flash stock with the toolkit or manually.
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Driver will not install. Windows 7.
OpenWave said:
Driver will not install. Windows 7.
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You must get it to install. Where did you get it and how did you try? There are several options, see Galaxy Nexus 101 (a sticky thread here). Try them until you find one that's working.
use the wugfresh tool kit go in to bootloader and flash back to stock than go from there
Alpha_wolf said:
use the wugfresh tool kit go in to bootloader and flash back to stock than go from there
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He can't, no drivers are installed..
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bk201doesntexist said:
He can't, no drivers are installed..
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cant he download them from samsung??
here is the link for samsung it seems the drivers are able to be downloaded .
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SCH-I515MSAVZW?
Alpha_wolf said:
cant he download them from samsung??
here is the link for samsung it seems the drivers are able to be downloaded .
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SCH-I515MSAVZW?
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Hi, i'm having the same problem. My phone stuck at TWRP with no rom and nand backup. ADB is not working and not recognizing my phone.
Actually my PC did not detect my phone coz it is recovery mode and although driver has been install. I've tried in both ubuntu and windows, but no success.
PLease help...
me2kimi said:
Hi, i'm having the same problem. My phone stuck at TWRP with no rom and nand backup. ADB is not working and not recognizing my phone.
Actually my PC did not detect my phone coz it is recovery mode and although driver has been install. I've tried in both ubuntu and windows, but no success.
PLease help...
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Try another PC or cable
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me2kimi said:
Hi, i'm having the same problem. My phone stuck at TWRP with no rom and nand backup. ADB is not working and not recognizing my phone.
Actually my PC did not detect my phone coz it is recovery mode and although driver has been install. I've tried in both ubuntu and windows, but no success.
PLease help...
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In Windows, try installing the drivers again. The fact that they work in normal boot doesn't imply they'll work in recovery. If you are in TWRP recovery and adb doesn't work it's 99% drivers problem.
Try removing all drivers and reinstalling. Try installing from other sources, like "Universal Naked Drivers" or a toolkit. Once you get adb running pushing a rom will be easy.
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Try another PC or cable
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My Gnexi said:
In Windows, try installing the drivers again. The fact that they work in normal boot doesn't imply they'll work in recovery. If you are in TWRP recovery and adb doesn't work it's 99% drivers problem.
Try removing all drivers and reinstalling. Try installing from other sources, like "Universal Naked Drivers" or a toolkit. Once you get adb running pushing a rom will be easy.
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Already solved after changed to another cable
I've been following xda for a while now, but this is my first post so please take it easy on me, if I posted this in the wrong thread.
I am not new to rooting and costom roms. I have successfully rooted one phone before and I used it for a more than a year, didn't have any problems at all. Yesterday I got myself HTC One X and today I tried to root it and somehow got myself stucked/bricked.
The phone is stuck on HTC Quietly brilliant screen. I can get into bootloader, but thats it. What can I do? I already tried to flash back the original ROM, but couldn't get device to connect to PC. I looked all over the forum and googled it and still can't seem to find the solution. Any help would be highly apprechiated.
*** UNLOCKED ***
ENDEAVOUR PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1. 39. 0000
CPLD-None
MICROP-None
RADIO-5. 1204. 162A. 29
eMMC-bootmode: disabled
CPU-bootmode: disabled
HW Secure boot: enabled
MODEM PATH : OFF
Which rom did you flash? You have to flash the boot.img from within the .zip file.
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Desaf said:
Which rom did you flash? You have to flash the boot.img from within the .zip file.
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Something went wrong when I tried to root it. It probably didn't go through with it. I tried to flash a stock rom back, after I got stuck but it won't go, because I can't connect with PC.
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Something went wrong when I tried to root it. It probably didn't go through with it. I tried to flash a stock rom back, after I got stuck but it won't go, because I can't connect with PC.
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Which recovery have you installed? If it's twrp you can mount SD from there put a custom ROM on it with superuser (root) flash that ROM from recovery and you have root. It's by far the easiest way to flash a custom ROM to get root instead of getting root on a stock ROM.
And BTW, the hox is not easy to brick of you ask me so don't panic (yet)
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Straxer said:
Something went wrong when I tried to root it. It probably didn't go through with it. I tried to flash a stock rom back, after I got stuck but it won't go, because I can't connect with PC.
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need to be more specific. did it happend just after you tried rooting? or did you try to install/flash rom/kernel/(recovery etc)
try to root again . use this tool. its the easiest. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604439
i m no expert but from my experience your problem occurs when you flash incampatable kernel..also, we cannot s-off our one x so you have to flash the kernel (named as boot.img, if not , you rename it) manually via fastboot. (download sdk tools) when flashing new rom.
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need to be more specific. did it happend just after you tried rooting? or did you try to install/flash rom/kernel/(recovery etc)
try to root again . use this tool. its the easiest. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604439
i m no expert but from my experience your problem occurs when you flash incampatable kernel..also, we cannot s-off our one x so you have to flash the kernel (named as boot.img, if not , you rename it) manually via fastboot. (download sdk tools) when flashing new rom.
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As you said, I used that tool. I installed HTC Drivers, registered at HTCDev, got TokenID, submitted it and unlocked Bootloader. Everything went ok, the only thing that was wrong was with the MTP device driver, which failed to install every time. (I think that was the reason why it disconnected with PC). I then procceded to Perm Root where it got stuck on the phone with red explanation point screen. From there I could still reset phone to a normal state like there was no changes.
Then I tried InsecureBootAndRoot, followed the steps and shortly after it started rooting, the program closed and it was stuck here. I tried to do it again, but I got the message: Waiting for a device.
Can you explain in more detail, how to flash kernel manually, if my computer doesn't recognize device?
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need to be more specific. did it happend just after you tried rooting? or did you try to install/flash rom/kernel/(recovery etc)
try to root again . use this tool. its the easiest. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604439
i m no expert but from my experience your problem occurs when you flash incampatable kernel..also, we cannot s-off our one x so you have to flash the kernel (named as boot.img, if not , you rename it) manually via fastboot. (download sdk tools) when flashing new rom.
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Ok, I think I know how to flash kernel. Can you tell me which one to chose or give me a link to it please.
Straxer said:
Ok, I think I know how to flash kernel. Can you tell me which one to chose or give me a link to it please.
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Have you flashed a rom yet or are you still on stock? Do you prefer sense roms or AOSP/cyanogen?
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Have you flashed a rom yet or are you still on stock? Do you prefer sense roms or AOSP/cyanogen?
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No, I haven't. I am now practically without a rom (I think). I would prefer custom rom (like cyanogen).
The problem is that everytime I try to do anything for example, flash back factory RUU, I get the message: device not found. Is this because of problem with drivers. Someone please help me out
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The problem is that everytime I try to do anything for example, flash back factory RUU, I get the message: device not found. Is this because of problem with drivers. Someone please help me out
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If you want cyanogen you need a custom recovery like TWRP. That recovery you can flash through fastboot but like you said there is something wrong with your drivers. Did you install HTC sync on your PC. And did you enable USB debugging in your current ROM?
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J_Dutch said:
If you want cyanogen you need a custom recovery like TWRP. That recovery you can flash through fastboot but like you said there is something wrong with your drivers. Did you install HTC sync on your PC. And did you enable USB debugging in your current ROM?
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Yes, I got CWM recovery. I just discovered that. I installed and uninstalled all the latest htc drivers and htc sync many times. It enabled debugging mode, the last time I was on stock rom (don't know if you can check that now in bootloader?) If my phone is not rooted, than I can't install custom rom right, because I think it isn't. how can I check that?
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Yes, I got CWM recovery. I just discovered that. I installed and uninstalled all the latest htc drivers and htc sync many times. It enabled debugging mode, the last time I was on stock rom (don't know if you can check that now in bootloader?) If my phone is not rooted, than I can't install custom rom right, because I think it isn't. how can I check that?
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No you don't need root to flash a custom ROM. Flashing a custom ROM will give you root. So you are doing things the wrong way. If you can get into cwm then make sure you have cyanogen.zip and gapps.zip on your phone. Extract(copy) the boot.IMG file from cyanogen. Then from cwm do a nandroid backup, full wipe except SD card, flash cyanogen, flash gapps. Then from cwm boot into boot loader, make sure you place the extracted boot.IMG in your fastboot folder on PC and in command line give commands: fastboot flash boot boot.img then: fastboot erase cache then: fastboot reboot Then you can unplug USB and it will start cyanogen and you have root.
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No you don't need root to flash a custom ROM. Flashing a custom ROM will give you root. So you are doing things the wrong way. If you can get into cwm then make sure you have cyanogen.zip and gapps.zip on your phone. Extract(copy) the boot.IMG file from cyanogen. Then from cwm do a nandroid backup, full wipe except SD card, flash cyanogen, flash gapps. Then from cwm boot into boot loader, make sure you place the extracted boot.IMG in your fastboot folder on PC and in command line give commands: fastboot flash boot boot.img then: fastboot erase cache then: fastboot reboot Then you can unplug USB and it will start cyanogen and you have root.
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Okay, so I installed latest CM10 and gapps. How to extract boot.IMG form cyanogen?
I extracted boot.img from Cyanogenmod zip file (that is the same for everybody, right?). I did a Nandroid backup like you said But now all I can do is wipe data/factory reset (CWM Recovery v5.8.4.0). I can't find an option to wipe only selected things.
I was blind, but now I see! I got it running. Everything works great. Thanks to all of you, especially to J_Dutch :victory:
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I was blind, but now I see! I got it running. Everything works great. Thanks to all of you, especially to J_Dutch :victory:
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Glad you got it up and running! Hope you enjoy the custom ROM, with every other ROM you flash you will need that boot.img to be flashed separately.
Ps. Please hit the thanks button if somebody helps you. It's designed for that.
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Glad you got it up and running! Hope you enjoy the custom ROM, with every other ROM you flash you will need that boot.img to be flashed separately.
Ps. Please hit the thanks button if somebody helps you. It's designed for that.
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Just came back to do that. Much appreciated!
i deleted setup wizard , launcher, and many system apps from the rom (titanium backup).
today i did a factory reset . and now my phone is stuck at the setup wizard, if i do any thing it says setup wizard has stopped.
i tried to flash a rom but the phone was on stock recovery, and my pc is not detecting my phone so i cant use nokia X falsher or any thing. tried to flash roms via stock recovery but that didn't help.
now what should i do. please help.
is there any temporary cwm that i can use via stock?? or any rom that can be flashed via stock recovery??
and i get this error : device descriptor failed (after upgrading to windows 10)
did you install the correct adb drivers on your computer ?
geo.tn said:
did you install the correct adb drivers on your computer ?
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yes i did.
Install Nokia care suite on your pc, pc will detect your phone
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Install Nokia care suite on your pc, pc will detect your phone
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nope bro . already tested that
look for Nokia x Toolkit i think it has the option to temporary boot to cwm recovery
geo.tn said:
look for Nokia x Toolkit i think it has the option to temporary boot to cwm recovery
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hi everyone!
i got today my new zenfone 2 from tinydeal. the problem is that it has some of their apps and rubbish and i want to flash a clean stock rom to my phone. the only problem is that i dont know how to do it- so i need your help!
Have stock recovery, and adb sideload.
im not an expert
plz explain
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Have stock recovery, and adb sideload.
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Shouldn't need to...
Go to recovery and factory reset...
i did that didnt help. just want to know how to flash. tried to flash but in the command promo my computer doesnt recognize my phone
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i did that didnt help. just want to know how to flash. tried to flash but in the command promo my computer doesnt recognize my phone
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You need to download and extract asus drivers. Sounds like your using Windows OS. You need to go into to device manager and find the device that is unknown and update the driver from the extracted folder. You phone must be attached and in recovery, press apply adb sideload. Then update the driver. If your os is not recognizing your device try another cable. LG has the best cables. If your using linux I wrote instructions on how to install drivers for the fastboot and adb sideload recovery
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Hey all,
I'm having a problem I can't see to find documentation on but it's annoying me a lot. I have a OPTUS HTC One M9 and installed a custom recovery and CyanogenMod13. All other images that used their own installed didn't work and corrupted the memory (I'm sure it's not fully bricked, since I can use the phone currently) so it won't read as mass storage (so I can wipe) on my computer that has ADB drivers.
I also cannot install any of the GApps packages onto the phone. When I install them via my recovery, it comments on how there is no ROM on the phone to install GApps. So currently I'm having to download apks online and use them like that and cannot use Google Maps or anything.
Is there any way to install GApps? Or to wipe the data on my phone? It doesn't work via my recovery. It comes up with a driverless device labelled 'hima' when in my computers.. even when I'm certain they have android drivers. Any help would be great!
Did you have marshmallow on your phone before installing cm13?, if not then that's your problem.
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shivadow said:
Did you have marshmallow on your phone before installing cm13?, if not then that's your problem.
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I had Marshmallow on my phone, yes. Is there anyway to restore it? I don't know what to do and I'm fairly stuck.