Pixel 2 xl brick after lock bootloader - Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers

HELP. (SOLVED)
Hi Guys, yesterday I have tried to lock my bootloader again on android 9, after not successfully security patch update, after I lock my bootloader the phone has erased all system, , I have downloaded the factory image from google site but every stock image I flash I get stuck in the google white screen, I can’t update by sideloading, because when I lock the bootloader all system gone.. I CAN ACCESS THE FASTBOOT MODE AND RECOVERY MODE phone stuck on boot screen with google logo help….. I have tried many stock images but same problem with all versions..
Also get he messege "Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly.
Visit this link on another device: g.co./ABH
PRESS POWER BUTTON TO CONTINUE".
PLS HELP..

zetareticuli said:
HELP.
Hi Guys, yesterday I have tried to lock my bootloader again on android 9, after not successfully security patch update, after I lock my bootloader the phone has erased all system, , I have downloaded the factory image from google site but every stock image I flash I get stuck in the google white screen, I can’t update by sideloading, because when I lock the bootloader all system gone.. I CAN ACCESS THE FASTBOOT MODE AND RECOVERY MODE phone stuck on boot screen with google logo help….. I have tried many stock images but same problem with all versions..
Also get he messege "Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly.
Visit this link on another device: g.co./ABH
PRESS POWER BUTTON TO CONTINUE".
PLS HELP..
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You probably should look into this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pi...ol-deuces-bootloop-recovery-flashing-t3704761

With a locked bootloader, you cannot flash system images. You need to be unlocked to do so.
But it seems that you did something wrong when re-locking the bootloader: It is normal that a factory reset is performed, but the OS should stay on the phone.
So I would first unlock the bootloader again - both fastboot flashing unlock and fastboot flashing unlock_critical, like described here: https://developers.google.com/android/images
Also note that you always need to update the Android SDK Platform-Tools, like descibed in the link. As always: Those who can read do have an advantage
Then you should be able to flash the latest factory image again and are ready to go.

Badger50 said:
You probably should look into this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pi...ol-deuces-bootloop-recovery-flashing-t3704761
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I couldn't dig myself out of a soft brick the other day too. That saved me as well. Worked like a charm the first time.

zetareticuli said:
HELP.
Hi Guys, yesterday I have tried to lock my bootloader again on android 9, after not successfully security patch update, after I lock my bootloader the phone has erased all system, , I have downloaded the factory image from google site but every stock image I flash I get stuck in the google white screen, I can’t update by sideloading, because when I lock the bootloader all system gone.. I CAN ACCESS THE FASTBOOT MODE AND RECOVERY MODE phone stuck on boot screen with google logo help….. I have tried many stock images but same problem with all versions..
Also get he messege "Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly.
Visit this link on another device: g.co./ABH
PRESS POWER BUTTON TO CONTINUE".
PLS HELP..
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Sounds like you may have made some changes to your partitions, then locked the bootloader.
I would unlock the bootloader again, and reflash all the partitions to factory.
Then lock bootloader again.

exist2resist said:
Sounds like you may have made some changes to your partitions, then locked the bootloader.
I would unlock the bootloader again, and reflash all the partitions to factory.
Then lock bootloader again.
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SOLVED WITH [TOOL] Deuces Bootloop-Recovery & Flashing Script v4.4/v4.5
Thanks alot guys

mikelikesbikes said:
I couldn't dig myself out of a soft brick the other day too. That saved me as well. Worked like a charm the first time.
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Thanks my friend works like a charm..

exist2resist said:
Sounds like you may have made some changes to your partitions, then locked the bootloader.
I would unlock the bootloader again, and reflash all the partitions to factory.
Then lock bootloader again.
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Solved with [TOOL] Deuces Bootloop-Recovery & Flashing Script v4.4/v4.5..

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[Q] Help! - Rooted Zenfone 2 (ZE551ML) bricked after OTA accidently

followed a tutorial (Cnncted's youtube clip - How to root the ASUS ZenFone 2 ) to root
Accidentally (very stupid) pressed the update option when an OTA update showed up yesterday (Jul 8 2015), and after that the phone won't start properly - stopped at in search of incredible...
No luck with trying to boot into recovery mode (power + volume up). It just vibrates once and the screen is black. Trying to flash recovery image with ADB and flashtool etc, but the MTP usb connection failed. If I connect it to the PC using the USB cable and then press the power button to turn it on (stuck in that ..."incredible" screen), device manager shows the Z200AD name with a yellow exclamation mark beside, and Asus ZenUI software will automatically start. But it's not really recognized by the PC.
So...if you have any suggestions for me to try, please let me know and that would be greatly appreciated!
Harry
p.s. This is a US version, so the it's the WW sku?
Same problem here. I have a rooted 551ML and on July 6th I received an OTA update. I installed it and I'm stuck in boot loop. I have hundreds of family pictures in the internal memory.
The good news is that I have access to boot loader and recovery.
I could not find any custom recovery for Zenfone 2. They are not out yet, right? Is there any way to copy the internal memory of the phone (that doesnt load the OS) to the SD card? Or to paste a file img.boot taken from a downloaded official rom and copy it over the corrupted one on the phone's memory?
If you can access the bootloader, you can do this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone2/general/guide-to-apply-ota-bootloop-rooted-zf2-t3127835
Btw, there is a custom recovery out there (TWRP, check the Development section), but you will need an unlocked bootloader to use it in your state (I think).
US version is the WW SKU btw. Hope this helps.
joel.maxuel said:
If you can access the bootloader, you can do this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone2/general/guide-to-apply-ota-bootloop-rooted-zf2-t3127835
Btw, there is a custom recovery out there (TWRP, check the Development section), but you will need an unlocked bootloader to use it in your state (I think).
US version is the WW SKU btw. Hope this helps.
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Joel, thanks a lot! I will give it a try.
fingers and toes crossed...
I faced this problem too. All I did was to flash the boot.img of my version using fastboot,
Then I flashed the firmware, without factory reset I started the phone.
I was continiously getting an error "com.android.process has stopped". Ignoring that, I just backed up my whole data. Did a factory reset. Updated
Boom!! Everything was normal... I hope this helps
Just a quick update - followed the method in the link that Joel referred to, and everything worked beautifully. I did get two error messages like “the contact stopped working..." “The process android.process.acore has stopped working.” I fixed this problem by clearing the data/cache from the "contact" app, and that did the trick without a factory reset etc.
I unrooted the device using SuperSU. The fastboot screen, however, still shows a random serial number 0123456789ABCDEF. Is there a way to revert it back to the real one? I do see the real one from settings - about - status.
xxmmx said:
Joel, thanks a lot! I will give it a try.
fingers and toes crossed...
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xxmmx said:
Just a quick update - followed the method in the link that Joel referred to, and everything worked beautifully. I did get two error messages like “the contact stopped working..." “The process android.process.acore has stopped working.” I fixed this problem by clearing the data/cache from the "contact" app, and that did the trick without a factory reset etc.
I unrooted the device using SuperSU. The fastboot screen, however, still shows a random serial number 0123456789ABCDEF. Is there a way to revert it back to the real one? I do see the real one from settings - about - status.
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Isn't everyone serial number the same? mine is.
This is something that I am not sure of. Yours has been rooted as well?
I would like to know what the fastboot screen looks like before rooting.
GGL-Daz said:
Isn't everyone serial number the same? mine is.
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xxmmx said:
This is something that I am not sure of. Yours has been rooted as well?
I would like to know what the fastboot screen looks like before rooting.
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Pretty sure rooting didn't affect my fastboot screen at all.
actually i rooted my zenfone 2 and there was an OTA and i tried to install it without un-rooting my phone. the phone would not turn on and it gets stuck in the boot animation.
the phone wasn't detected by the ADB in my pc so i thought of installing some custom recovery, thought that could help.
i tried installing TWRP but i did not unlock the bootloader and now i am not able to enter in recovery mode either, everytime i try to get in the recovery modethe phone restarts and goes to fastboot mode.
please help.
dip_anker said:
actually i rooted my zenfone 2 and there was an OTA and i tried to install it without un-rooting my phone. the phone would not turn on and it gets stuck in the boot animation.
the phone wasn't detected by the ADB in my pc so i thought of installing some custom recovery, thought that could help.
i tried installing TWRP but i did not unlock the bootloader and now i am not able to enter in recovery mode either, everytime i try to get in the recovery modethe phone restarts and goes to fastboot mode.
please help.
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I was having a similar issue where adb wouldn't recognize my phone but fastboot was detecting it. What I ended up doing was grabbing the latest stock firmware zip from asus, transferring it to my external sd card via adapter and renamed it to MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip. Then go into fastboot (restart with volume up key) and proceed to recovery. It should automatically update your system from there. The only bummer is having to re-configure everything.
5ifty1 said:
I was having a similar issue where adb wouldn't recognize my phone but fastboot was detecting it. What I ended up doing was grabbing the latest stock firmware zip from asus, transferring it to my external sd card via adapter and renamed it to MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip. Then go into fastboot (restart with volume up key) and proceed to recovery. It should automatically update your system from there. The only bummer is having to re-configure everything.
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i tried it with prerooted as well as the stock rom, it did not work for me. isn't there any way to flash CM12.1 using the fastboot ?

Softbrick'd. No idea what to do.

I've got quite a problem.
A few weeks ago, I unlocked the bootloader on my phone and flashed SuperSu to root it.
Today I decided to lock it back for personal reasons, wiping everything.
After it wiped, the phone kinda softbricked. When it turns on the OnePlus logo flashes for a second and turns off.
Won't let me unlock bootloader again, got stock recovery. Tried to use sideload, but ADB can't read the file. My guess it's too large.
What can I do?
I had same problem. Follow the steps. Unlock it again and reboot to the system.
There enable developer option, enable debugging, enable unlock bootloader option.
Rebooted to fastboot mode
Install stock recovery
Adb sideload 3.2 full firmware.
After that reboot your phone to fastboot mode.
Unlock bootloader.
This should do it.
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It's like you didn't even read what I wrote...
I said it doesn't boot to system, OnePlus logo appears for a split second and phone turns off.
Bootloader is locked and I cannot flash anything.
ADB Sideload won't read files. Gives the 'cannot read' error.
You know that you can load to bootloader by pressing volume up and power button right?
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Monskiller said:
I've got quite a problem.
A few weeks ago, I unlocked the bootloader on my phone and flashed SuperSu to root it.
Today I decided to lock it back for personal reasons, wiping everything.
After it wiped, the phone kinda softbricked. When it turns on the OnePlus logo flashes for a second and turns off.
Won't let me unlock bootloader again, got stock recovery. Tried to use sideload, but ADB can't read the file. My guess it's too large.
What can I do?
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You should be fine so long as you didn't deactivate the"OEM UNLOCK " option from the developer setting....
do the following
1. press and hold the volume up an power buttons simultaneously to enter the boot loader menu.
2.select start option from the bootloader menu sorry that menu is the boot loader.
3. now connect to pc and use the "fastboot devices" command to see if your pc recognizes you op3 as an android device.
4.type "fastboot oem unlock"
5. flash the custom recovery thru fastboot
5. enter custom recovery and flash your desired rom.
hope this works for you!
ajaysoranam said:
You should be fine so long as you didn't deactivate the"OEM UNLOCK " option from the developer setting....
do the following
1. press and hold the volume up an power buttons simultaneously to enter the boot loader menu.
2.select start option from the bootloader menu sorry that menu is the boot loader.
3. now connect to pc and use the "fastboot devices" command to see if your pc recognizes you op3 as an android device.
4.type "fastboot oem unlock"
5. flash the custom recovery thru fastboot
5. enter custom recovery and flash your desired rom.
hope this works for you!
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And if by mistake I have deactivate the "OEM UNLOCK " what can I do?
I relocked the bootloader. Which wiped to factory reset.
That wipe deactivated the ability to unlock bootloader until reactivated from the system, which I cannot get to because the phone turns off/bootlops before loading it.
This happened quite a few times on this forum, there is really no reason to relock the bootloader on the op3, it is covered through warranty, but u will have to contact oneplus and they should walk u through and send u files to unbrick it if u r lucky
ovidiu1982 said:
And if by mistake I have deactivate the "OEM UNLOCK " what can I do?
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then you better get in touch with the op customer service. they will, from what i know, fix it thru a remote connection sitting.
I have no solution for you, but I wonder if you went back to stock recovery first before you relocked the bootloader? I think if you have TWRP and try to relock the bootloader, this happens. NOT that its helpful to you, but if this is the case and you can verify it, might help others avoid making the same mistake.
As far as your problem is concerned, I would look for unbricking guides. I know I saw at least one guide that lets you recreate the entire partition table manually and make it just like new for the OP2 (and has the company's blessings to do so). So it should apply here as well. Sorry, do not remember where I saw this, but must have been either on xda or the oneplus forums.
karthikrr said:
I have no solution for you, but I wonder if you went back to stock recovery first before you relocked the bootloader? I think if you have TWRP and try to relock the bootloader, this happens. NOT that its helpful to you, but if this is the case and you can verify it, might help others avoid making the same mistake.
As far as your problem is concerned, I would look for unbricking guides. I know I saw at least one guide that lets you recreate the entire partition table manually and make it just like new for the OP2 (and has the company's blessings to do so). So it should apply here as well. Sorry, do not remember where I saw this, but must have been either on xda or the oneplus forums.
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I have stock recovery. I did boot TWRP first and let it change system by mistake, but reflashed stock later. That's what might have caused the bootloop once I relocked.
So I guess if you decide to relock in the future, don't flash TWRP, cause it bootloops, even if stock is reflashed.
Bro don't worry now.
I am gonna guide you out of this.
First install an adb package like this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48915118#post48915118
Now get a toolkit like this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/development/toolkit-oneplus-3-toolkit-unlock-t3398799
Try to connect to fastboot and check for your device in the toolkit.
If failed then kill process adb in your task manager.
Now once connected.
Check OEM status and bootloader status.
Unlock if required.
Now.
Push twrp to your phone .
Then boot into it through the toolkit.
Now load a full ROM.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3/development/rom-op3lite-debloated-tweaked-fast-t3404996
Just copy paste it using your file manager on PC.
Them flash first make it boot and then root.
Hope this helped.
Monskiller said:
I have stock recovery. I did boot TWRP first and let it change system by mistake, but reflashed stock later. That's what might have caused the bootloop once I relocked.
So I guess if you decide to relock in the future, don't flash TWRP, cause it bootloops, even if stock is reflashed.
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Nah, I think this happens only if you let TWRP modify the system partition. But, I have not and am not willing to test it out
karthikrr said:
Nah, I think this happens only if you let TWRP modify the system partition. But, I have not and am not willing to test it out
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Don't test it. I've already done it by mistake.
It replaced recovery with TWRP by allowing the modification of system and even after reflashing stock it'll bootloop on relocking recovery.
So I found something useful then.
Hey, i think i found a solution for you. I don't know if i can post here xda thread links, so search "EDL Mode xda" on Google and the first link it is. Hope i helped

unlock bootloader from bootlooping phone N5x

I wonder if anyone is able to help.
my 5x is stuck in bootloop. i can downkey on volume to menu but te recovery options just leads back to bootloop.
my bootloader is locked and from the bootloop i cant access the phones developer options as the phone wont boot up.
is there any way of unlocking the phone so i can reflash stock from a phone that wont boot up
MIni
oldsnow said:
I wonder if anyone is able to help.
my 5x is stuck in bootloop. i can downkey on volume to menu but te recovery options just leads back to bootloop.
my bootloader is locked and from the bootloop i cant access the phones developer options as the phone wont boot up.
is there any way of unlocking the phone so i can reflash stock from a phone that wont boot up
MIni
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The actual bootloader unlocking is done in bootloader mode with fastboot.
Try unlocking it in fastboot anyway and see what happens. If your rom is corrupt it might not stop you.
Try restoring the stock image and see what it does, if it fails try unlocking the bootloader, ignoring the oem unlock process.
Are you on stock recovery? Are you on a custom rom? If you are have you tried dirty flashing it?
Have you tried clearing cache and delvik cache?
Darke5tShad0w said:
I don't think stock images require you to unlock the bootloader anymore.
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When did that change? Reference?
sfhub said:
When did that change? Reference?
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I checked again and it seems they were talking about OTA's. opps.
Then when I went to download the full image the other day they had changed it from a required warning to just a "if necessary" and I put it together wrong.

Android 11 Beta 2 Stuck! HELP

Hey! Need a little help. I updated to Android 11 Beta 2. Now my phone is stuck on a boot loop. A li'l different though, phone boots up normally and stays on the lockscreen and alive. Can receive calls. But once I unlock with the pattern it shows ' Phone is starting' works for a good 2 seconds and then ends up on infinite bootloop until I Power down. How do I access my files on PC ? If I can get just few files out of it then maybe I can perform a factory reset . Please HELP!
kkrazzyyguy said:
Hey! Need a little help. I updated to Android 11 Beta 2. Now my phone is stuck on a boot loop. A li'l different though, phone boots up normally and stays on the lockscreen and alive. Can receive calls. But once I unlock with the pattern it shows ' Phone is starting' works for a good 2 seconds and then ends up on infinite bootloop until I Power down. How do I access my files on PC ? If I can get just few files out of it then maybe I can perform a factory reset . Please HELP!
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some older app is causing the loop you mayneed to factory reset through recovery or flash factory images to ur devices ,( please backup your all data and i will advice you to remove the screen lock if possible as it may cause issues after flashing older or newer images
That's what I am asking. How do I backup?
kkrazzyyguy said:
That's what I am asking. How do I backup?
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I use this tool in my computer to update my phone.
Make sure to follow and read the instructions.
Since you're phone is in boot loop, put your phone in into bootloader
https://flash.android.com/welcome?continue=/custom
Facing the same trouble, did it help?
Hi, I finally managed to solve this!! Was able to get the phone working with data intact.
So I got exactly the same problem yesterday and was looking around for a solution when I bumped on this thread, the solution suggested to use Android Flash Tool can work only if the bootloader is already unlocked, USB debugging is on and you edit the flash.bat file to remove -w from the command line, which would not work in my case since my bootloader is locked and unlocking through ADB would wipe all data
So the only good solution is to do an OTA UPDATE USING ADB SIDELOAD, I just downloaded the OTA file, connected the phone to computer, booted into recovery and used ADB to sideload the OTA and boom, the phone is its pristine self again, with ALL DATA intact

"Your device is corrupted and cannot be trusted" error. Nothing happens when connecting to PC

Please need urgent help. I had unlocked bootloader. While trying to update Magisk, my phone rebooted and got stuck on fastboot loop. Then while trying to flash TWRP using fastboot this "Your device is corrupted and cannot be trusted" error occured. I can't go into recovery, it just loops into this message. And my PC can't recognise the phone now at all. Please I need help. I have been trying to resolve this issue for hours now.
This is for Google Pixel 2 XL.
SonyXperiaSP said:
Please need urgent help. I had unlocked bootloader. While trying to update Magisk, my phone rebooted and got stuck on fastboot loop. Then while trying to flash TWRP using fastboot this "Your device is corrupted and cannot be trusted" error occured. I can't go into recovery, it just loops into this message. And my PC can't recognise the phone now at all. Please I need help. I have been trying to resolve this issue for hours now.
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As long as you can get into the bootloader you're not dead in the water. Download the last factory image - NOT OTA image - from Google and flash it while in bootloader mode using ADB and Fastboot. That will return your device to its factory state. From there you can boot - NOT install - TWRP and install a custom ROM as well as root.
Strephon Alkhalikoi said:
As long as you can get into the bootloader you're not dead in the water. Download the last factory image - NOT OTA image - from Google and flash it while in bootloader mode using ADB and Fastboot. That will return your device to its factory state. From there you can boot - NOT install - TWRP and install a custom ROM as well as root.
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First of all thank you for the reply. I don't know but I left the phone alone for couple of hours and right before seeing your post got into bootloader by pressing volume down and power key. Tried to flash TWRP and as soon as it flashed I got the exact same error like last time. I will now be following your method and install factory image. "NOT install - TWRP and Install a custom ROM", so I will not be installing TWRP this time.
I will post updates on what goes and hopefully will be able to flash the factory image without errors.
Thank you very much for the help Strephon. Really, really appreciate it. I am now able to boot into the OS and hopefully installing custom rom or rooting afterwards won't be an issue, Again, thank you very much.

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