LG GPad F 8.0 (V496) Stock Image - G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I tried to root the tablet using KingRoot (which worked) then tried to replace it with SuperSU (which did not work) and some how things got all jacked up. Now when the tablet boots, it give an SUID inconsistency error. I tried to factory reset it to see if that would fix it, but it didn't. I'm looking to find a way to get a factory/stock image and flash it some how. I searched around on the forum and didn't really find any definitive answer. Would I use something like LGUP or something alike to flash a stock image? I have the stock recovery as well.

If you found a KDZ you could use LG Flash Tool 2014 to flash it from a Windows PC. I haven't fooled with LGUp much because it doesn't support as many devices as LG Flash Tool 2014 and I don't think I could get it to work on either the VS985 Verizon G3 or VK810 Verizon G Pad 8.3. That said, it wouldn't hurt to try LGUp if you found a stock image to flash, but I won't be surprised if you'll have to go back to using LG Flash Tool 2014 instead.

Do other versions of the G Pad work with the 8.0? Such as the 8.3 (v500 I think) for the KDZ image? There is a KDZ image for every other variation of the G Pad except for the v496, that I can find at least.

Also, does anyone know if TWRP will fix permission issues? Realistically, I just keep to reset the SUID's back to what they were originally. I just remember older recovery's having the option to fix permissions.

bloodfilledwatr said:
Do other versions of the G Pad work with the 8.0? Such as the 8.3 (v500 I think) for the KDZ image? There is a KDZ image for every other variation of the G Pad except for the v496, that I can find at least.
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Not that I know of. I don't know if either LG Flash Tool 2014 or LGUp will even attempt to flash a KDZ meant for a different device than what you have connected, but if they did there's no guarantee it wouldn't brick your device and it likely would. The G Pad 8.3 has three variants, all the KDZs for them are incompatible with each other as far as I know: VK810, V500 and V510.

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Help stock rom an how to

hey guys,
i have and LG optimus G 9713 on the Canadian bell Network.
i have rooted my phone now would like to un root, i used superSU to unroot but superSU and Simtoolkit still appear in mt applications list?
so i am trying to find away to install the stock rom back on the phone. i have downloaded my latest software using a tool i found on here. i then put my phone in download mode and opend KDZ but i get an error. the error is "File Extract Error."
"Finished" any ideas? thanks for your help
Try a different usb port.
LG Optimus G E971
That's not going to fix the kdz from not extracting. Its probably corrupt.
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I had it happen once and the 2 things I did was change usb port and reopen KDZ updater. One of thyself fixed it.
LG Optimus G E971

G-Pad 10.1 Verizon Return to Kitkat (VK700)

Hi, All. Ive followed XDA for a long time and love it. I love my verizon G-Pad but ever since the Lollipop update it has just been so slow and almost unsuable. Well ive got good news. Today i found a way to downgrade back to LG Official Kitkat 4.4.2.
Tool Used: LG Flash Tool 2014 - you can download from this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
I could only get this to work from LG's Download Mode (with tablet turned off, hold the Vol Up Key and plug in USB cord)
If you are running version 23A Lollipop you must downgrade to 22A first. Attempting to downgrade straight to 11A (Kitkat) will fail at 57% restore.
After downgrading to 22A, allow the device to fully boot then shutdown and return to download mode
Now push 11A firmware, everything should now go smoothly (at least it did for me)
Firmware Download and LG Flash Tool Bundled
https://mega.nz/#F!fgskmDSB!GANW9PaJ0dW3lvHCWBzscQ
Many Many thanks to the Devs of the LG Flash Tool for such a wonderful utility on LG Devices
tutorial?
How do I downgrade to 22a?
In the Firmware download link I've provided is the 22a and 11a firmwares. Follow the LG Flash Tool link for usage.
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buddyjwilson said:
In the Firmware download link I've provided is the 22a and 11a firmwares. Follow the LG Flash Tool link for usage.
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Hey man gotta question, my pad was on lollipop and only rooted with no real tweaks and I rebooted one day and it sticks at the Verizon logo. I can get to stock recovery where any selection goes to fastboot where any selection goes to a blank screen where I have to kill it. The couple others I've seen with this problem had success with the support tool / update recovery deal but mine says everything is up to date. I tried flashtool with a kdz and I get all the way to it supposed to send it but the tab download stays at 0% and nothing happens....I would rather have kk anyway would it be worth trying this , **** can't hurt the damn thing no worse lol tired of it sitting in my dresser where its been for months ...I really wonder wtf happened to it
EDIT...... OK I feel like a real dumbass lmao... Apparently the pc I was using had an Antivirus on it and apparently the flash tool doesn't play well with an Antivirus
OK has anyone found a twrp that will flash correctly on the vk700? The twrp floating around for gpad 10.1 only works on the v700 cuz its been bumped To work on the locked bootloader....
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Does anyone know if it works on v700 ?
good day
I wanted to downgrade the firmware lg pad 10.1 g (v700)
this issue http://forum.xda-developers.com/g-pad-10/general/g-pad-10-1-verizon-return-to-kitkat-t3226085
but now only comes on and QHSUSB_BULK
and locate the driver and remains QDLOADER 9800
as I remount firmware or where I get the files for this tablet TOT
carlosdjmix said:
good day
I wanted to downgrade the firmware lg pad 10.1 g (v700)
this issue http://forum.xda-developers.com/g-pad-10/general/g-pad-10-1-verizon-return-to-kitkat-t3226085
but now only comes on and QHSUSB_BULK
and locate the driver and remains QDLOADER 9800
as I remount firmware or where I get the files for this tablet TOT
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Well this downgrade is for vk700 not v700 which is a big difference, I found that out by trying to get twrp to work on my vk700 when it's only for v700 which if you have the v700 your better off
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LG G Pad 8.3

hi guys,
I need to get one of these back to stock. It's running lollipop. I don't know what kdz file to use. I'd just like to get back to 4.4.2. When I go here:
http://lg-phone-firmware.com/firmware-Lg+G+Pad+8.3-Tutti-39.html
There are no USA links. Which one should I download for this tablet? Would the Lg Flash Tool be best for this? Or should I use the other program? I think it was called B2CApp.
sefirosu0522 said:
hi guys,
I need to get one of these back to stock. It's running lollipop. I don't know what kdz file to use. I'd just like to get back to 4.4.2. When I go here:
There are no USA links. Which one should I download for this tablet? Would the Lg Flash Tool be best for this? Or should I use the other program? I think it was called B2CApp.
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Which variant of the G Pad 8.3? V500, V510 or VK810? I assume one of the first two, is that correct and if so which one?
The difference between LG Flash Tool 2014 and the official LG tools like the B2CApp is that the official ones for the program to re-downloaded the latest KDZ every time you attempt to flash. Maybe in your case that's what you should do if you're having such trouble finding the stock 4.4.2 KDZ for your variant. The official tool deletes the KDZ it downloads after it flashes it.
LG Flash Tool 2014, you download the KDZ you want ahead of time and flash it whenever you want with it, without waiting for it to slowly re-download the KDZ each time.
If you go to the main/root section of the G Pad 8.3 and use the search box with for example:
Code:
V500 KDZ
Replacing V500 with your variant, you should find something. Since I don't keep track of V500 or V510 stuff I'm not aware of what all is available on here or where it's at. I only know the Korean V500 KDZ for Lollipop.
Google sometimes works even better such as a Google search for:
Code:
XDA V500 KDZ
or just the same search as previous if you don't want to limit yourself to XDA.

Reinstall firmware

I have the 22a kdz, but the software I've downloaded to flash it onto the vk815 isn't working. Would someone please point me to valid files for downloading? I tried the apps to SD hack, and that makes my software modified. That didn't seem to work, and maybe why the 23a update still gives me unexpected SD ejection. I want a clean pure install. I'm not concerned about root.
Hi.
First, are you using the original USB cable with a USB 2.0 port that comes directly off your Windows PC's motherboard - not a USB 3.x port and not through a USB hub?
Installed the latest VK815 drivers from LG's website? Reboot the PC after while the device is disconnected from it.
Once you put the device in Download mode, check in Windows' Device Manager in the Port section to see if the device is listed "LGE...". Until it is, any attempts to flash a KDZ or TOT will be futile. It can take up to 5-10 minutes to load the driver you installed, and USB works by loading the driver separately for each different USB port you plug the same device into.
If you Google:
Code:
XDA LG Flash Tool 2014
you'll find it. If that's exactly what you're using and it's not working, could you please be more specific about how it's not working? 99% of the time (maybe only 95%) ignore any error dialog that pops up from it, move the error dialogs out of your way if necessary but don't click on any buttons in them, and within 5-10 minutes you'll find your device is flashed. This is true in general for all LG devices.
You should also be able to use the official Verizon-LG software on your tablet, if absolutely needed. When you first plug it into your Windows PC it comes up as "Installer" before it switches to MTP or another mode. Install that from Windows and the official tool will download and install the latest KDZ that's released (23A? - I have the VK810 so not sure what latest VK815 releases are). The difference between the official tool and LG Flash Tool 2014 is the official tool downloads the newest KDZ every time you choose to upgrade/update with it, and can't make use a pre-downloaded KDZ, and then deletes the KDZ when it's done flashing although if you're fast enough you can copy it elsewhere while it's flashing so you have it handy. It's the easiest way to get the latest KDZ for any LG device on Verizon these days, when it's not available any other way yet.
When you flash with LG Flash Tool 2014, use the CSE option which will wipe everything including user apps, user data and internal storage.
Lastly, if you return to stock and the problem persists and it's still under warranty, LG has excellent warranty service.
Thanks! It all seems like I was doing everything right. I'll give it another go as you've directed, to be sure. It was my understanding that perhaps when it updated to Marshmallow, the flash function was deactivated? Maybe that was just for installing images and not flashing firmware.
Yep, fails to connect. Trying to install the LG UP CY dll for vk815, getting an Error 2356. Bummer.
Crap, just lost everything I just typed.
You verified the tablet shows up in Device Manager while it's in Download mode?
You were trying both LG Flash Tool 2014 and LGUp or just LGUp? LGUp doesn't work with all devices (not the VS985 Verizon G3, and I don't think my VK810 Verizon G Pad 8.3).
On the VS985, when 35B Lollipop 5.1.1 came out, we could no longer flash older than the 35B KDZ. We could only downgrade from 100% stock on 35B and higher by using our 10B TOT along with the .DLL that's extracted from the 35B KDZ. I don't know if you can get your hands on a TOT for the VK815, they're rarer than KDZs and usually have to be leaked by someone on the inside, I think.
Also, sometimes a different Windows PC makes the difference.
Yep, turns up OK. It starts to connect in LG UP, but fails after a few seconds. The specific driver also fails to completely install.
Einsteindks said:
Yep, turns up OK. It starts to connect in LG UP, but fails after a few seconds. The specific driver also fails to completely install.
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I don't know if LGUp works with the VK815. It doesn't work with the VS985. Good you Google for and try the LG Flash Tool 2014 I had mentioned?
There's a driver packet for the vk815, but it wasn't compiled right, or something, and fails to install. I may have a shot if a clean version can be found. Flash tool 2014 is reported to not work after Marshmallow is installed. That is true.
Einsteindks said:
There's a driver packet for the vk815, but it wasn't compiled right, or something, and fails to install. I may have a shot if a clean version can be found. Flash tool 2014 is reported to not work after Marshmallow is installed. That is true.
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If LG Flash Tool 2014 can't flash your older KDZ while you're on Marshmallow, then LGUp won't be able to, either, as far as I know. LGUp doesn't get around stock bootloader and laf (Download mode) limitations.
Is there a TOT for the VK815? That and using the newer .DLL that comes inside the latest stock KDZ is the only way to downgrade from Lollipop 5.1.1 and Marshmallow on the VS985.
roirraW "edor" ehT said:
If LG Flash Tool 2014 can't flash your older KDZ while you're on Marshmallow, then LGUp won't be able to, either, as far as I know. LGUp doesn't get around stock bootloader and laf (Download mode) limitations.
Is there a TOT for the VK815? That and using the newer .DLL that comes inside the latest stock KDZ is the only way to downgrade from Lollipop 5.1.1 and Marshmallow on the VS985.
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I suspect the new dll pack is for LG UP, because Mm update 'closed out' the old flashers.
Shoot! I just realized you may be thinking I want to downgrade. Nope, only wanna clean install of Mm, as mine currently reads as 'modified'.
The other day, I was messing around and got into recovery where there is an option for debug mode! Gonna have to try that to see if anyone will see the tablet. Not sure, but it may be feasible to push the system image via ADB?
Update: debugging mode yielded no change. Guess I'll just have to wait until either Verizon or LG gets their thumb out their ass and develop a better driver file for the LG G Pad X 8.3.
im looking for the same thing, trying to get my vk815 back to stock, its currently rooted on lollipop. the only kdz files i could find are MM but flash tool wont flash them, if i could find an older lollipop kdz i think it would work.
I recently found/installed new drivers/programs, but haven't bothered with them. My tablet still has the mysterious sd ejection bug, despite the latest update.
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so did you figure out how to flash a kdz file with the vk815 tablet? if so which flash tool and files were you using, if possible could you please share a link? I have both LGFlashTool2014 as well as LGUP, but the only kdz files I have are all marshmallow, and I could not find a dll file to use LGUP for the vk815.
I played stupid and sent my tablet back to LG to have them reflash official firmware. I haven't messed with it since.
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hmm well, i sure hope I dont have to send it back to LG, the root method I used was posted by player911, he also posted a method to unroot, but the KDZ files are no longer on the internet.

LG g pad v510 - looking for original stock (or recently updated) .img

I've been trying to resurrect an unhappy LG G Pad v510 palman. I can boot it, I can flash it, I can get to fastboot, I was able to install twrp-3.1.1-0-palman... but whatever img files I start with, I can't seem to run the OTA successfully (I get the android flat on it's back with the red error icon).
I'd be happy starting from an old version and manually running successive OTAs if it meant I was back on an upgradeable path.
I'd be almost as happy flashing a recent OS version.
Anyone able to return a v510 to an OTA friendly path?

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