Won't boot Into cwm help - HTC Inspire 4G

I flashed a theme got stuck in a bootloop and now the phone won't go into recovery. Holding up on volume and pressing power just makes it vibrate 3 time and then the led just keeps flashing. Holding down pulls up the bootloader but it automatically starts trying to flash the radio ing. Any help please.
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This happened to me, take the battery out, and put it back in.
I had to do this like 3 times before it finally booted into CWM
make sure your holding down the volume button for about 2 seconds before you press the power button.
Good luck!

Tried it about 8 times same thing just vibrated and then flashes. Anything else?
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Fixed it had to delete the radio image from my SD card
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[Q] big bad clockworkmod problems

sup ppls i have a problem. i downloaded coredroid to try it out before i had a CM7 build. but when i installed coredroid it was stuck at boot and then i said whatev ill just put it into clockworkmod, but when i hold the power and volume up it just vibrated three times and the light flashed. HELP
atticusmas said:
sup ppls i have a problem. i downloaded coredroid to try it out before i had a CM7 build. but when i installed coredroid it was stuck at boot and then i said whatev ill just put it into clockworkmod, but when i hold the power and volume up it just vibrated three times and the light flashed. HELP
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You have to press power and volume down, not up
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Might need to power down. Pull battery,then press power and volume down
dooyoo222 said:
You have to press power and volume down, not up
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LOL, that was happenning to me recently (sometime yasterday). I thought that was it, the end of my Inspire, and I did VOL UP+POWER , I even trying to hook up to pc and redo the rooting, wouldn't work at on. Then google is my best friend , VOL DOWN+POWER got me back to Recovery mode, I will remember for the rest of my Android phone's life
that takes me into regular recovery not clockworkmod
Do you see an option that says Recovery after you get into hboot?
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kirk123 said:
Do you see an option that says Recovery after you get into hboot?
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Also, make sure you don't have a PD98IMG file on the root of your SD card or it will always try to install that and not let you select recovery from the options. ( this happened to me multiple times before I realized what was going on.)

Helpppppppp.....

OK nice and simple got my g2x flashed the clockwork via NFFlash rooted after with oneclick everything was fine working great then my screen turned off and wont turn on full battery please tell me its not bricked i dont have or did not have one in when i did the NVFlash So please tell me its not bricked because it was on one second and off the next let me say that if i pull the battery and hold vol up and dow and plug in the usb to the phone i can see it search for the drives is that a good thing like its not bricked good thing and just needs to be reflashed please help??????
Have you read this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1046831
has this problem already came up if so I missed it a link would be nice to fix my phone Thanks
I could be misunderstanding your problem here but I think i had a similar issue... first of all make sure you're holding down the power button long enough to boot up. Seems to take 4 or 5 seconds with this phone.
Also when I had the issue i took out the bat, put it back, plugged into a wall charger and then held the power button that worked. But I think really my issue was impatience not holding the power button the first time long enough.
no i am the screen wont say updating or whatever when i hold the up and down button but it looks for a driver ?? and installs the Right driver
helpppppppppp your way to the search button.
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You only hold volume down and power. I had the same issue. Holding both volumes will cause the phone to not boot.
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ok
kangxi said:
You only hold volume down and power. I had the same issue. Holding both volumes will cause the phone to not boot.
When Doing what? ...And your device would not turn on as well let me know
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I need to not be bricked
nucentury08 said:
I need to not be bricked
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People in Hell want Ice Water!
So you flashed the recovery before you rooted. Try reflashing the original recovery. I don't know if that will work. You should have rooted then flashed recovery.
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thats what im doing now but gewt stuck at waiting for bootloader to int for some reason
Well your g2x will never go out of the updating screen you have to wait until one click says it has transfered the file. Wait a minute or so after that and unplug the USB and put your battery back in the I would do a master rest.
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thing is my lg screen is black can i still root with a black screen ? like i said only action i get out of the g2x is if i hold the vol up And Down and plug it in then i hear the sound of the computer finding it witch gives me hope
I would try recovering recovery befor trying to root again. I would do the nvflash but pick the original recovery instead of cm. Then after that master reset by original recovery which is hold power and down volume. Recovery will rest your rom. Rooting puts you root permissions I believe into a different partition any ways that's how a master reset does not wipe them. Your problem sounds like more of a recovery issue then root.
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scooter247 said:
I would try recovering recovery befor trying to root again. I would do the nvflash but pick the original recovery instead of cm. Then after that master reset by original recovery which is hold power and down volume. Recovery will rest your rom. Rooting puts you root permissions I believe into a different partition any ways that's how a master reset does not wipe them. Your problem sounds like more of a recovery issue then root.
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It is problem is it stays at Waiting for Bootloader int how long should that be there?
are you holding the volume buttons down and plunging in the usb before you select the version? you have to continue holding them the whole time. should pick it up in matter of seconds.

If softbrick occurs

I just got my phone and probably going to root, and possibly update to 1.82, but I was wondering if I ever get a softboot or a loop, then what do I do to get the phone to recieve a flash back to stock.
Like do I have to put the phone in recovery mode by a button sequence?
thanks, just being preemptive here.
if you soft brick.
Press power and vol down as you boot. This will put you into the bootloader. Enable fast boot and flash an RUU from your computer (can be found in Development forum)
Maybe I'm an idiot but I can't get it to work. When I hold volume down and power the bottom buttons blink and the phone doesn't start booting up. If I let off the buttons while they are blinking, it boots up but there is nowhere you can get into fastboot.
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Nmind I got it...don't know what I was doing wrong.
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I worry about issues I sometimes had with the vivid where I sometimes had to take battery out to get the phone to reboot...weird things happen sometimes when you are flashing, etc...I really don't know what to do if that happens on my hox...discharge battery I guess...
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How do I get into the stock recovery?

Friend has a HTC Sensation on T-Mobile and is having software problems. I suggested factory wiping and wiping cache in recovery.
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go to boot loader ...
(power off phone ,remove battery,re insert it ,then hold volume down + power )
from there browse to recovery using vol up/down buttons and select recovery using power button
once you enter recovery ..you will have a red triangle ..if its stock ...then do a three finger salute (press vol up,down and power at once)..then you will get some options
Thank you sir!!
Also another question, is there a way to reboot (restart) the phone natively on stock? My friend is running the Official ICS OTA if that makes a difference. Or is turning off the phone and back on manually the only way? Lol.
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Thank Me Later said:
Thank you sir!!
Also another question, is there a way to reboot (restart) the phone natively on stock? My friend is running the Official ICS OTA if that makes a difference. Or is turning off the phone and back on manually the only way? Lol.
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he can do shut down from phone.. By holding the power button for some time.. Then remove batt, reinsert it and follow the rest..
Edit: mistook your question.. Yes he will have reboot option too iirc.. When you long press power button
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How To Break A Bootloop

I had two bootloops today. One was when I was restoring a nandroid in TWRP that froze restoring data, the other was after doing a fast reboot when I installed an exposed framework module. In both cases, it took me almost an hour of holding down my power button and then getting to recovery by pressing the vol+ and power button.
So I am wondering if I have a bad power button or if something else could have caused my problem. I tried pressing the button firmly then loosely. I am not sure what I did differently to get it actually to work but I am concerned. Is there a technique to use to effectively break a bootloop?
I am rooted with S-off. I updated to the latest Verizon firmware a few days ago. I am running the GPE rom release from 4/13. I was thinking of going to a stock based rom in case this was related to GPE but I am wondering if I would be setting myself up for another prolonged bootloop.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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alershka said:
I had two bootloops today. One was when I was restoring a nandroid in TWRP that froze restoring data, the other was after doing a fast reboot when I installed an exposed framework module. In both cases, it took me almost an hour of holding down my power button and then getting to recovery by pressing the vol+ and power button.
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Check my thread regarding [Q] getting to hboot with fastboot flag. My last post gives you a step-by-step on how to get to the bootloader even when fast-reboot is set.
Volume Up (hold) plus tapping power gets me in.
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Plug into pc an type adb reboot-bootloader always works for me
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Holding power, vol up, and vol down button for 10 seconds is a hard power off just like if you were to take out the battery. You can do this when the phone is doing anything like bootlooping, in recovery, on, etc.
If it does not work for you, then the power button is faulty.
Do this to turn your phone off. Then vol up + power to boot directly into recovery. Problem solved.
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I had this issue and was advised to hold power and vol +, well after a while that didn't do anything so I tried the good ole power and vol - and it rebooted to hboot immediately -_-
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x70xchallengerx said:
I had this issue and was advised to hold power and vol +, well after a while that didn't do anything so I tried the good ole power and vol - and it rebooted to hboot immediately -_-
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How did you get around this issue? The same thing is happening to me. A quick response would be greatly appreciated.

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