Hi buddy! Just want to ask if relocking bootloader will wipe my Custom recovery, will be unrooted, and will wipe my internal Storage?
Will it wipe my System and Data also?
Thanks in advance.
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randz27 said:
Hi buddy! Just want to ask if relocking bootloader will wipe my Custom recovery, will be unrooted, and will wipe my internal Storage?
Will it wipe my System and Data also?
Thanks in advance.
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randz27 said:
Hi buddy! Just want to ask if relocking bootloader will wipe my Custom recovery, will be unrooted, and will wipe my internal Storage?
Will it wipe my System and Data also?
Thanks in advance.
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relocking don't wipe any data.
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Why after flashing most of 4.3 roms it boot an works perfect until i reboot? It stuck on note 2 logo. factory reset failed. I can only wipe data and reflash rom or restore my 4.1.2 backup.
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Do a clean wipe before flashing. ....always be on latest recovery
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Whenever you flash a new rom, don't flash any mods directly. Complete the initial setup, wait for 5 minutes for the rom to settle, then reboot. Later you may flash mods
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Kuljeet Singh said:
Do a clean wipe before flashing. ....always be on latest recovery
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I Always do a full wipe, factory, system, data, internal storage, cache and dalvic
manan999583 said:
Whenever you flash a new rom, don't flash any mods directly. Complete the initial setup, wait for 5 minutes for the rom to settle, then reboot. Later you may flash mods
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Everything like you wrote, after flashing rom always do first boot. After this works great until i reboot phone.
Also do a tutorial by someone, factory reset-flashing rom, wipe cache and dalvic-flashing gapps for 4.3 and wipe cache/dalvic-reboot and also doesnt work.
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Uhm, i'm guessing you tried to flash the new 4.3 Leak ROM
Bet you 10$ you didn't flash the new Bootloader before flashing the MJ5 or MI6 ROM?
You lose , i flash mj5 bootloader first
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elpabel84 said:
You lose , i flash mj5 bootloader first
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I don't what else could be the problem. Tried Super Wipe? (Philz recovery ---> Wipe Data/Factory Reset ---> Clean before installing new ROM?)
So yeah I've flashed cwm and I've flashed super su. Zip via CWM on my galaxy grand. So my question is how would I factory reset? My phone is going really slow and I'm wanting to factory reset it. How can I do that? can I just do it like that? Or would I have to unroot first and then do it?
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Joel16 said:
So yeah I've flashed cwm and I've flashed super su. Zip via CWM on my galaxy grand. So my question is how would I factory reset? My phone is going really slow and I'm wanting to factory reset it. How can I do that? can I just do it like that? Or would I have to unroot first and then do it?
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go to cwm wipe data and cache and dalvick cache and reboot or you can use this code *2767*3855#
kenxda33 said:
go to cwm wipe data and cache and dalvick cache and reboot or you can use this code *2767*3855#
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if wipe date and cache can I be able to factory reset it?
And would I lose my stuff if I do that
Joel16 said:
if wipe date and cache can I be able to factory reset it?
And would I lose my stuff if I do that
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yes backup your all sms contact apps use super backup and titanium backup for app and also internal storage
kenxda33 said:
yes backup your all sms contact apps use super backup and titanium backup for app and also internal storage
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So it's okay if I'm rooted right? I don't need to unroot or anything?
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Joel16 said:
So it's okay if I'm rooted right? I don't need to unroot or anything?
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Go to Cwm recovery, backup your phone,, press factory reset, option available on Cwm recovery.. After rest, restore from previous made backup. That's all.. It Will affect your rooting
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rejocie001 said:
Go to Cwm recovery, backup your phone,, press factory reset, option available on Cwm recovery.. After rest, restore from previous made backup. That's all.. It Will affect your rooting
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Can you please be a bit more detailed? like how would I use titanium back up and stuff?
EDIT: This is my brother's phone and he's the one who's asking these questions, just saying.
I want to format my phone to clean all the crap files iv accumulated. If I format through twrp, will it just reinstall the current rom I'm running? Did this before on my s4, just want to make sure. Thanks guys
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Like internal storage you meant? I always do that on top of cache and dalvik wipe to get a full clean install and no trace of previous rom. To be on safe side always have nand backup when doing that.
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Yeah like if I go to wipe, then select all except system or that also?
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yeroc1982 said:
Yeah like if I go to wipe, then select all except system or that also?
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Factory reset, advance wipe, then I wipe cache, dalvik, system, data and internal storage. I have all my back ups in external card including copy of titanium backup for data. Then I flash any custom rom.
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When I wipe and try to flash any rom it fails, but it Will let me flash the rom that I had before I wiped which is mean bean 2.0, I used rootchecker and I have root and super user .
Thanks in advance for any help
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gabebdog1 said:
When I wipe and try to flash any rom it fails, but it Will let me flash the rom that I had before I wiped which is mean bean 2.0, I used rootchecker and I have root and super user .
Thanks in advance for any help
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Need more information. Which recovery are you using? What's your phones bootloader? Which rom are you trying to flash? Is the new rom on the sdcard? Did you download the rom on the computer then transfer files? Did you wipe everything including internal storage?
What all am I risking doing an internal storage wipe? I know whatever pictures and passwords will be gone but what else? haven't done that with a phone that had root and unlocked bootloader.
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rmc198501 said:
What all am I risking doing an internal storage wipe? I know whatever pictures and passwords will be gone but what else? haven't done that with a phone that had root and unlocked bootloader.
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You will lose all your data. It wipes it clean.
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Will it lock my bootloader back and loosey root that's theain focus
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If you're unlocked and rooted, that will not effect it. Only data.
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rmc198501 said:
Will it lock my bootloader back and loosey root that's theain focus
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No. Wiping internal storage has nothing to do with bootloaders or root.
It's a good idea to do so after unlocking a bootloader. Whether or not there are cooties from Kingroot/Kingoroot left, it made me feel better to format internal storage after the unlocking process.
It's probably best to do this in conjunction with flashing a ROM.
OK thanks for the responses back. I jumped on the band wagon when we first got the bootloader unlock method. And have been flashing back and forth between ROMs and its just been piling up unneeded data
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