Deleting TWRP from root - One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I follwed the guide to root the phone. however somethings was wrong and i not had the device completely rooted. i had superSU and other, but somethings was not very well. so i decided to come back to factory locked device, but i am not able to deleting TWRP from recovery mode. the device shows "locked" but if i try to recovery or updating the firmware it appears TWRP and i am not able to deleting it.
please i need very much to solve this issue

You can flash back the stock recovery. That will overwrite the custom twrp one.
And post this in the Q&A ! This is not development related !

Not really understanding your question

how can i flash back it?
what did you not understand marknoll?

If the bootloader is 'LOCKED' you won't be able to flash another recovery unless you lock it again or flash a recovery in RUU mode. What's your CID and current ROM version?

EddyOS said:
If the bootloader is 'LOCKED' you won't be able to flash another recovery unless you lock it again or flash a recovery in RUU mode. What's your CID and current ROM version?
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I am not able with this kind of stuff because i was apple 'till 1 month ago.
i rebooted on bootloader and i see "relocked"
cid-htc__001
where i can find current rom version?

russacani said:
how can i flash back it?
what did you not understand marknoll?
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U don't delete twrp with root? Wth dude!?

marknoll said:
U don't delete twrp with root? Wth dude!?
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i am not able to do it, please, i'm finding how to....

Ur not specifying your dilemma. Plz ask in its entirety

Mr Hofs said:
You can flash back the stock recovery. That will overwrite the custom twrp one.
And post this in the Q&A ! This is not development related !
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Dude. This is q&a...and you don't ask questions like these in dev threads.

russacani said:
i am not able to do it, please, i'm finding how to....
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1. re-unlock your bootloader to show "unlocked" again. I think you know how as you did it before.
2. fastboot flash the stock recovery to replace TWRP. I think you know where to get that as I saw you post on recovery thread.
3. re-locked your bootloader if you want to do it
4. done

marknoll said:
Dude. This is q&a...and you don't ask questions like these in dev threads.
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I am not sure what you are after here, he just needs his recovery back so he needs to flash it. This thread was created in the development section and therefore reported.....by me. Trust me .... I know how xda works. I'm not a so called noob as you can see at my profile and signature.
So i suggest you sit back and let the people help him who really want to help him instead of spamming this thread
Cheers.......dude

I am not spamming anything. I'm offering help. This thread is in the q&a section

marknoll said:
I am not spamming anything. I'm offering help. This thread is in the q&a section
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I know its in the Q&A section, i got it moved from the dev section to here !!!
And you ask multiple times what he wants, as you can clearly can understand from the OP is that he wants his stock recovery back. Not to difficult to understand......

No duh. Lol. That's what I was saying. I wonder if he got it situated
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Mr Hofs said:
I know its in the Q&A section, i got it moved from the dev section to here !!!
And you ask multiple times what he wants, as you can clearly can understand from the OP is that he wants his stock recovery back. Not to difficult to understand......
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U know what dude...don't call me stupid. No need for flaming. And if ur not a noob,then u should know that u don't start arguments on threads.

marknoll said:
No duh. Lol. That's what I was saying. I wonder if he got it situated
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U know what dude...don't call me stupid. No need for flaming. And if ur not a noob,then u should know that u don't start arguments on threads.
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Never called you stupid, and not flaming. Just sharing my opinion and that the OP is pretty clear about the issue he is having. If you think that's flaming or calling you names you can't read my posts clearly either. If you have further issues with me i suggest you take it to PM.
Spent enough on your matter.
Cheers.

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[Q] yup, i'm that noob

yup, i'm that noob you guys complain about... totally open to all general flaming attacks....
decided it was time to unlock and root....
being a total dumbass, i first did this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1362957
phone stuck in reboot cycle. this was for gsm and i have lte, yup major oops.
tried gn toolkit 2.2 and now constantly get a write error on anything i try for all options.
didd i brick my phone? anything i can do to just get back to factory? thought i knew what i was doing after my droid and droid x. apparently i should stick with stock. so sorry guys. any help appreciated.
Can you boot into fastboot or recovery? If you can get into either you'll be fine.
i can get into fastboot just fine. just don't know what to do from there. i get write errors from toolkit 2.2
I have no idea about the toolkit, you can just use fastboot to flash clockwork recovery or boot a boot.img or system.img
As long as you can get into bootloader mode ... you can still follow the manual steps in the same post (post # 3) if automated Toolkit doesn't work. give that a shot.
Edit: lol, ikon8 beat me to it ...
enaybee said:
As long as you can get into bootloader mode ... you can still follow the manual steps in the same post (post # 3) if automated Toolkit doesn't work. give that a shot.
Edit: lol, ikon8 beat me to it ...
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Yea, just follow the directions in post #3 of that thread. Forget that toolkit mess and just do it all manually.
everything either says cannot write too many.... or it says failed to write or failed to load...
Have you already unlocked the bootloader? fastbook oem unlock
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Try Paul's Superboot, it contains all the binaries you'll need to get it rooted. Make sure to unlock bootloader first then just follow his instructions.
No flame here brotha we all know what it feels like. From reading the posts above you can get into boot loader so you'll be ok. Just read thoroughly, maybe drink some coffee, read again and you should be good to go.
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may be simpler than i thought... problem is my pc is not unzipping the google .tar file. winzip free can't figure it out. good way to go about unzipping this without paying?
wadec22 said:
may be simpler than i thought... problem is my pc is not unzipping the google .tar file. winzip free can't figure it out. good way to go about unzipping this without paying?
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I don't know anything about windows but I think 7zip will work, it's free and open source.
ikon8 said:
I don't know anything about windows but I think 7zip will work, it's free and open source.
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7-zip will, in fact work. It's my go-to compression/decompression tool.
1.21Gigawatts said:
7-zip will, in fact work. It's my go-to compression/decompression tool.
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why did you necro a thread from 8 months ago?
Zepius said:
why did you necro a thread from 8 months ago?
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Not just this thread.
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He's going for 10 posts and pulling up old threds cause he has no idea how to contribute ;/
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[Q] OTA only with stock recovery?

Can I receive OTA's when not using stock recovery and am rooted?
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langhaardack said:
Can I receive OTA's when not using stock recovery and am rooted?
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Only rooted yes, non-stock recovery I don't think so.
Unlawful said:
Only rooted yes, non-stock recovery I don't think so.
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Thank you, sounds like I just had to wait.. :/
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Unlawful said:
Only rooted yes, non-stock recovery I don't think so.
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huh....no
i know you mean well, but please give correct advice and/or point people to a thread where they can learn themselves, since they don't know how to search or just read the stickies INSTEAD of creating a new thread, for an issue that has been discussed for so many times in this forum.
langhaardack said:
Thank you, sounds like I just had to wait.. :/
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
bk201doesntexist said:
huh....no
i know you mean well, but please give correct advice and/or point people to a thread where they can learn themselves, since they don't know how to search or just read the stickies INSTEAD of creating a new thread, for an issue that has been discussed for so many times in this forum.
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I was under that assumption that the person was asking about automatically receiving OTAs via System Updates not having to manually flash them/sideload them...Am I wrong here?
Unlawful said:
I was under that assumption that the person was asking about automatically receiving OTAs via System Updates not having to manually flash them/sideload them...Am I wrong here?
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You're completely right.
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bk201doesntexist said:
huh....no
i know you mean well, but please give correct advice and/or point people to a thread where they can learn themselves, since they don't know how to search or just read the stickies INSTEAD of creating a new thread, for an issue that has been discussed for so many times in this forum.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
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you need to understand the question, before passing judgement on an answer.. the guy was asking about auto otas not manually flashing otas
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langhaardack said:
Can I receive OTA's when not using stock recovery and am rooted?
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as for the question, i know for sure root doesnt matter.. andi dont i think it cwm matters, but you should flash stock recovery just to be safe
k786 said:
as for the question, i know for sure root doesnt matter.. andi dont i think it cwm matters, but you should flash stock recovery just to be safe
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Really? All this time I thought stock kernels, bootloaders, radio, recoverys etc. were needed.
Unlawful said:
Really? All this time I thought stock kernels, bootloaders, radio, recoverys etc. were needed.
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yes you have to be completely stock.. and like i said i am not sure but i think cwm shouldnt matter
Didn't get the OTA yet, kept clearing framework data and checking for system updates, but I'm on mobile data, which might have an impact on this. (German carrier) I guess I'll wait until I'm home and try it again. Worst case would be francos kernel preventing me from getting the OTA, or root, but that's not the problem with OTA RootKeeper. Thanks for your answers.
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k786 said:
you need to understand the question, before passing judgement on an answer.. the guy was asking about auto otas not manually flashing otas
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you're still partially wrong.
you can receive the OTA, but it will not install automatically if you have a custom recovery. you can then boot into the custom recovery and flash it
langhaardack said:
Can I receive OTA's when not using stock recovery and am rooted?
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receive
Unlawful said:
I was under that assumption that the person was asking about automatically receiving OTAs via System Updates not having to manually flash them/sideload them...Am I wrong here?
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I read his post literally. "Can I install an OTA when not using stock recovery and being rooted?" would have been the right question. My answer/comprehension of the message would have been totally different.
And as for passing judgement, it would still be best for people to redirect others to existing threads than feed another thread like the dozens we got like it. It's the hard truth: people don't have patience. To search, to learn.

[Q] System update HELP!

Hey XDA community,
i have recently rooted my HTC Desire 816/Virgin mobile
Currently running stock ROM
Adroid version: 4.4.2
HTC Sense version: 6.0
Software Version: 1.13.652.1
I keep getting the software update pop up for version 1.50.652.3 which i previously had before rooting
as i try update it the update is aborted
Is there anyway that i can update it and also keep my root access?
Ive tried many different ROMs although most of them seem to be inefficient as either the calling, data, or text messaging doesn't work, i would rather stick to the stock ROM until fully functional ROMs are out there.
only thing your suppose to do is just install the root,relock bootloader and flash recovery hope will work won't get aborted.....
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I meant stock recovery......not customs one
mbwambo said:
only thing your suppose to do is just install the root,relock bootloader and flash recovery hope will work won't get aborted.....
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I meant stock recovery......not customs one
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well what can i do now?
is there a way to unroot so that i can perform the update and then root it again?
ChaoticThreat said:
well what can i do now?
is there a way to unroot so that i can perform the update and then root it again?
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Open SuperSU and choose unroot, flash the stock recovery, relock the bootloader and then take the update.
Then re-root the same way you did the first time.
FoxyDrew said:
Open SuperSU and choose unroot, flash the stock recovery, relock the bootloader and then take the update.
Then re-root the same way you did the first time.
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sorry, im a newbie
Where can i find the stock recovery and how do i relock the bootloader?
ChaoticThreat said:
sorry, im a newbie
Where can i find the stock recovery and how do i relock the bootloader?
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Google, and Google.
Edit: Sorry I don't mean to be biased, Bing is also an option.
FoxyDrew said:
Google, and Google.
Edit: Sorry I don't mean to be biased, Bing is also an option.
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There's no reason to be rude to the guy/girl. Their new.
Here is a thread with the links to the stock recovery with instructions on how to flash it and re-lock your phone.
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gumbyx84 said:
There's no reason to be rude to the guy/girl. Their new.
Here is a thread with the links to the stock recovery with instructions on how to flash it and re-lock your phone.
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I was simply telling them to use Google, I don't see were anything rude was said in that post. It was only 3 words, and 2 of them were Google...
But just because this is a Q&A thread, doesn't mean they should disregard any other way of getting information themselves.
Why should someone else have to take time out if there day to get the link, and give it to this person, when as I said, they can Google it.
But with that being said, I'm sorry you saw rudeness in those 3 words, next time I'll try to be more considerate.
FoxyDrew said:
Google, and Google.
Edit: Sorry I don't mean to be biased, Bing is also an option.
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i wouldn't be posting threads if i had already found it on Google genius
Sorry I only just noticed the link never showed up I my post. Sorry
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3022009
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Stock US Unlocked 1.21.617.3 image/Recovery

Official request.
Can someone please assist?
Thank you!
MNoisy said:
Official request.
Can someone please assist?
Thank you!
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I apologize, I'm on a metered connection and can't eat 4+gb this moment. I'm working on getting you my nandroid images for booting.
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There's already a thread for this stuff - maybe you should've posted your request there?
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I apologize, I'm on a metered connection and can't eat 4+gb this moment. I'm working on getting you my nandroid images for booting.
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Thank you tons!
I obviously can't help with the metered connection but if you need a place to upload, just let me know. I have a few servers at the ready.:victory:
Captain_Throwback said:
There's already a thread for this stuff - maybe you should've posted your request there?
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Moderator moved thread (Sorry about that....old member, new poster!)
All other threads are for non-us variants. With everyone getting their phone this week from initial preorders, I thought it would be good to have a dedicated thread. Once it's up, we can close this and add it to the other image/recovery thread.
MNoisy said:
Moderator moved thread (Sorry about that....old member, new poster!)
All other threads are for non-us variants. With everyone getting their phone this week from initial preorders, I thought it would be good to have a dedicated thread. Once it's up, we can close this and add it to the other image/recovery thread.
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I'm referring to the thread titled [STOCK] Guides and Stock Backups/Recovery/OTA/RUU.
Nowhere does it indicate that thread is only for non-US variants. It only appears that way now because no one has uploaded anything for a US variant. I'd still upload it there so everything stays centralized.
Captain_Throwback said:
I'm referring to the thread titled [STOCK] Guides and Stock Backups/Recovery/OTA/RUU.
Nowhere does it indicate that thread is only for non-US variants. It only appears that way now because no one has uploaded anything for a US variant. I'd still upload it there so everything stays centralized.
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I have requested it in a few threads and have not gotten any results. Since some people also contacted me to check if anyone had provided it to me yet, I felt it warranted a dedicated thread until it was available. It undoubtedly will be in higher demand now that U.S. customers are having their phones arrive.
Once available, we can move to other thread that we are discussing and lock this with a link.
I apologize if this was bad etiquette. I already urgently need the files; Apparently along with some other users...please quit kicking a dead horse (aka me! ).
MNoisy said:
I have requested it in a few threads and have not gotten any results. Since some people also contacted me to check if anyone had provided it to me yet, I felt it warranted a dedicated thread until it was available. It undoubtedly will be in higher demand now that U.S. customers are having their phones arrive.
Once available, we can move to other thread that we are discussing and lock this with a link.
I apologize if this was bad etiquette. I already urgently need the files; Apparently along with some other users...please quit kicking a dead horse (aka me! ).
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Sent you a PM.
I'm uploading them to Dropbox, you can redistribute or reuse after that (you host). I'd appreciate credit if it helps you or the community.
I have not tested the recovery and I don't remember if it's .617. stock. I've used the system and boot images to fix the decrypted data partition issues mentioned here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-10/how-to/guide-root-optionally-s-off-radio-t3373025
FILE boot.emmc.win
FILE boot.emmc.win.md5
FILE recovery.emmc.win
FILE recovery.emmc.win.md5
FILE system.info
FILE system_image.emmc.win
FILE system_image.emmc.win.md5
datafoo said:
Sent you a PM.
I'm uploading them to Dropbox, you can redistribute or reuse after that (you host). I'd appreciate credit if it helps you or the community.
I have not tested the recovery and I don't remember if it's .617. stock. I've used the system and boot images to fix the decrypted data partition issues mentioned here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-10/how-to/guide-root-optionally-s-off-radio-t3373025
FILE boot.emmc.win
FILE boot.emmc.win.md5
FILE recovery.emmc.win
FILE recovery.emmc.win.md5
FILE system.info
FILE system_image.emmc.win
FILE system_image.emmc.win.md5
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How did you backup the recovery?
Captain_Throwback said:
How did you backup the recovery?
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I believe I was trying to follow your instructions in the TWRP thread and I did it from within TWRP immediately after booting into recovery the first time.
As I mentioned, haven't looked at it, can't say if it's TWRP or stock .617. recovery.
EDIT: Sorry, very long night after recieving my phone.
Here was my process:
Booted first time.
Unlocked bootloader
Flashed TWRP
Backup Images - in zip uploading now.
Root
S-off
datafoo said:
I believe I was trying to follow your instructions in the TWRP thread and I did it from within TWRP immediately after booting into recovery the first time.
As I mentioned, haven't looked at it, can't say if it's TWRP or stock .617. recovery.
EDIT: Sorry, very long night after recieving my phone.
Here was my process:
Booted first time.
Unlocked bootloader
Flashed TWRP
Backup Images - in zip uploading now.
Root
S-off
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Then that recovery is TWRP, which won't help anyone.
Captain_Throwback said:
Then that recovery is TWRP, which won't help anyone.
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Doing what I can, with what I've got
datafoo said:
Doing what I can, with what I've got
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I'm sure it's appreciated. At least people that messed up system somehow will have a stock system image to work with.
as far as it goes we can only pull stock recoveries from the new ota's for now.....
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Mr Hofs said:
as far as it goes we can only pull stock recoveries from the new ota's for now.....
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There's one In the twrp thread. You can flash twrp to boot partition and back up stock recovery that way, then flash boot back

Please Help Stuck In boot loop...

If this does not belong here please advise and I will remove.
I could really use some help. I cant boot into the os. Here is what I did I had everything up and running twrp and root. I realized I accidently flashed the alpha build of twrp not the rc build so I dowloaded the rc zip and flashed it via twrp. It started boot looping into twrp. When I realized this I flashed back to the alpha 2 build and then booted my backup. I am now stuck at the android dancing dots. Can some one help me out please. Thanks for your time
specd_out said:
If this does not belong here please advise and I will remove.
I could really use some help. I cant boot into the os. Here is what I did I had everything up and running twrp and root. I realized I accidently flashed the alpha build of twrp not the rc build so I dowloaded the rc zip and flashed it via twrp. It started boot looping into twrp. When I realized this I flashed back to the alpha 2 build and then booted my backup. I am now stuck at the android dancing dots. Can some one help me out please. Thanks for your time
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Boot into bootloader, use the latest Google stock factory image and use the flashall.bat with the -w removed inside the file. Let the batch file run and boot the OS using fully stock firmware. If it boots fine, go ahead and fastboot boot TWRP rc1 and flash TWRP rc1 zip and supersu zip.
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you have no idea how good it feels to see a reply. Thanks taking the time. forgive the stupid questions I may ask but is the factory img something I will flash inside twrp or is it through fast boot
specd_out said:
you have no idea how good it feels to see a reply. Thanks taking the time. forgive the stupid questions I may ask but is the factory img something I will flash inside twrp or is it through fast boot
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Through fast boot..
specd_out said:
you have no idea how good it feels to see a reply. Thanks taking the time. forgive the stupid questions I may ask but is the factory img something I will flash inside twrp or is it through fast boot
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Fastboot. Use the latest version from Google.
Search for "Nexus factory image download," grab the latest factory image for our device, and flash all. The aforementioned will overwrite your internal memory, and there is a way to preserve your internal data. You can read about it in the Q&A section.
Check the thread from @bajasur for guidance.
For your reference, threads like this belong in that same section, not development (a moderator will move this soon enough). There's also a noob friendly thread, where you can post most anything and folks will help.
Good luck, and please keep us posted.
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joetheshmo said:
Boot into bootloader, use the latest Google stock factory image and use the flashall.bat with the -w removed inside the file. Let the batch file run and boot the OS using fully stock firmware. If it boots fine, go ahead and fastboot boot TWRP rc1 and flash TWRP rc1 zip and supersu zip.
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Thank you very much sir. I really appreciate
you taking the time.
Doing what he recommended fix my phone and I am ready to go
micmars said:
Fastboot. Use the latest version from Google.
Search for "Nexus factory image download," grab the latest factory image for our device, and flash all.
There are plenty of answers to your particular question in the Q&A forum, and I suggest that you read them.
For your reference, threads like this belong in that same section, not development (a moderator will move this soon enough). There's also a noob friendly thread, where you can post most anything and folks will help.
Good luck, and please keep us posted.
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i did see that section after I posted. I am sorry about that. I was kinda in a bit of a panic.
specd_out said:
i did see that section after I posted. I am sorry about that. I was kinda in a bit of a panic.
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No worries, just for future reference.
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micmars said:
No worries, just for future reference.
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I just realized your a fellow local I am from the Spring Hill area. About 30 min north of Tampa
You guys are awesome for helping. It's just as easy to help someone as it is to flog them with the usual replies of "search" or "wrong thread". Nice to have good people here.
dmb219 said:
You guys are awesome for helping. It's just as easy to help someone as it is to flog them with the usual replies of "search" or "wrong thread". Nice to have good people here.
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Very true. The info is out there but not knowing exactly what I did, there seems to be too many answers, and I was quickly overwelmed. After my two attempts to fix it failed I figured it was best to ask for help before I made the problem worse
dmb219 said:
You guys are awesome for helping. It's just as easy to help someone as it is to flog them with the usual replies of "search" or "wrong thread". Nice to have good people here.
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Agreed! I was welcomed into these forums when I was still a noob and just wanted to pay it forward. Takes just as much effort to flame someone so might as well help out.
Glad you got it sorted @specd_out
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