Hey guys I have happily had my samsung infuse for over a year now. I decided to root my device around 6 months ago, and I have been happily using the Zeus Rom. All of a sudden my phone has started to freeze up at the title screen and not allow me to go further. It literally freezes up and shuts off? Now I have attempted to hard-reset and wipe all the cache's but seems as if nothing works. And to add upon that, my USB slot doesn't work either (been charging off of an Anker Charger) for the last 2 months. Therefore, Odin is out of the question. What should I do?
Please help!
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Ahadsz
If you still have the ROM on your phone then wipe everything and reinstall it. See what happens.
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Upload a ROM to drop box and grab it from there so you can flash it
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Ive had this phone from about 10 oclock saturday morning. From about 11 am onwards ive had standbys of death every half hour or so. My phone is now rooted and has the chainfire driver installed and it has made no differance to the SODs. Is there a way to force reinstall the firmware or am i better off trying to get the phone exchanged ?
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Got my phone on saturday too and haven't had a single problem with it so far (had to charge about 5 times already to give you an impression on how much I've used it). I've found no original firmwares for this phone so far (and besides I have no idea how to flash one at this point) so your best bet would be to get the phone exchanged I guess.
razer667 said:
Ive had this phone from about 10 oclock saturday morning. From about 11 am onwards ive had standbys of death every half hour or so. My phone is now rooted and has the chainfire driver installed and it has made no differance to the SODs. Is there a way to force reinstall the firmware or am i better off trying to get the phone exchanged ?
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Unroot the phone, and reinstall the original firmware etc...
edit: Not sure how you'd force a firmware reinstall yet...
The SODs are they same as before i rooted it, im gonna get hold of lg support tonight. And if that doesnt work im gonna get it replaced. Ty for the help guys
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All sorted now, got the phone replaced. Cfw staff very helpful
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All my searching (xda, google, phandroid) attempts only came up with people having problems flashing roms. THIS IS NOT THAT.
I have a Nexus S 4G (d720) running stock 4.0.4 (never rooted or flashed a rom on this phone). As of about 3 hours ago, my phone has reset itself four times. 3/4 rebooting to android robot with red triangle. The last one reboot to the google logo and then was stuck for 10 minutes. Any thoughts on what could be causing this? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Without fail, it's done it every night for four nights. Can anyone help?
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Have you tried a factory reset?
andrewhansen86 said:
Have you tried a factory reset?
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Yes. Tried it yesterday. it didn't shut off all day...until i woke up late today because it spazzed out and my alarm failed.
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Now, it restarts to a screen of the android robot and a rotating light blue wireframe complex shape of some sort...then it changes to the dead robot with the red exclamation mark. I don't even know what to google anymore....any help??
If it has never been unlocked, rooted and completely stock...I would just take it in for service. If you want to root and flash then we can help :thumbup:
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jayjay3333 said:
If it has never been unlocked, rooted and completely stock...I would just take it in for service. If you want to root and flash then we can help :thumbup:
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I'll take it in tomorrow, if they can't help...would it change anything to root and flash a rom? or could it be something hardware related?
Found a post with a similar problem here. It looks like going to the sprint store won't help much...
Take it in first. If not I say root and see if that solves it.
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Take it in first. If not I say root and see if that solves it.
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I took it in, they did a "Factory Factory Reset" where they have to input a "special code" and it spazzed out within 5 minutes of me turning it on. So completely stock, no apps, no nothing. fresh out of the box and synced to my gmail, it did the same thing. The only new thing I've put on my phone in the last month has been a Zagg screen protector...and I'm fairly certain that has nothing to do with it. So they ordered me a new one, hopefully it lasts longer than this one. Thanks for your help.
Glad it worked out.
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OK so what happened was I had the latest CM10 build installed and wanted to try the paranoid android rom out and I flashed my device with the 2.50 build. I soft bricked it. I could still go into recovery but the device wouldnt load into paranoid android. I had an emergency so I had to leave the device the way it was in a bootloop state I came back the device was off. Obviously It ran out of juice. And now when I try to charge it i don't get any response...... could this be a hard brick?? ??
please guys any help would bbe greatly appreciated!
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Happened to once with a different model. Never had it fixed, as suggested by a technician, go to someone who has a JTAG. Same with what I was thinking, but I never bothered to had it fixed.
Good luck.
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Well if I'm not mistaken I don't think there is jtag for our devices. well I fixed it now thank god! I took apart another p6200 and swapped out the batteries and as soon as I swapped them the one I thought was bricked booted up! I flashed the stock rom then rootedbit ahandball that now its working great! I guess it doesn't charge whenbits in a boot loop or something? Thanks man I really appreciate ur help
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I just had this problem too and couldn't find any answers about what can I do to solve it...
I was trying to flash ICS ROM over Odin (I hate it), and it always stucked on the process. When I tried to reboot, it did just not woke up again!
What may have happened? Does someone knows what to do now?
I really don't know what to tell you... for me swapping out batteries fixed it but it was a real pain to do so. You could try keeping it plugged into the charger for a while and ssee if the screen powers on. If it does just put your tab in download mode and flash from Odin. Maybe u had a llow charge when you tried flashing stock?
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My phone is restarting many times I am on cm7 with the original kernel this same thing was happening on ICS so reverted to cm7 but the problem did not solve the phone was suddenly restarting in the recovery even when I was installing any rom is this a hardware problem
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It may be a hardware issue but first you need to rule out software, gremlin problem. Have you done a one click back to stock yet? If not you may have to do that. Also doing a sd card wipe(format) every once in while helps.
Their are two versions Gremlin Remover (oden), and heimdal one click back to stock.
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Or it could be your battery is going bad.
My USB port on the phone is defective and it does no get recognize by my PC I stay in india and I imported this phone from us therefore I have no warranty so I cannot flash stock ROM and this problem suddenly occurred
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I got a new battery but the problem is still there
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I got a new battery but the problem is still there
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Could be a few things. You'll need to take the phone aprt to check though. Here
's a guide:
http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+S+4G+Teardown/4977/1
The battery post are soldered to the main board. Look for cracks there. Also pull out the power button and clean it. Those are the two most likely places to check.
Hi I am a total newbie in android and rooting. So a few months age I rooted my s2 using an insecure rom 4.0.4 bvlph. afrer a few my phone started turning itself off even when battery is near 100 percent . when i turned the phone on again it started saying low battery. This kept happening a lot and it has now come to a situation where i can not use the phone for more than an hour doing anything. I have attachdd a picture which shows the battery drain and how quickly it happens. I have also attached a picture which describes my phones details. I was suggested XDA by a friend and was hoping that someone can point me to the right direction.
Many thanks for your help.
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You can try wiping battery stats, or flashing a new ROM altogether
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Try flashing stock rom via odin
Just Google it
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Flash a new custom rom..
And do a full wipe before installation..
If that doesnt work then there is something wrong with ur battery
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Although if his battery wasn't having this problem before, it seems unlikely that it just developed exactly when he rooted.
Like they all said though, do a full wipe before you flash a new ROM.
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I think u should go with a new ROM
Flash a new ROM
Try underclocking ur new ROM
This might help
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Keyword being "insecure" rom. Try a different one!
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It looks like that this rom Network and Wifi is eating up your battery the most. I would say its cause that your network signal is poor and your phone keeps searching for a good signal and that is using up your battery. You can try flashing a new rom as well as getting a new card (transfer the number to a new sim card).