I have a rooted galaxy s4 (i9505). I installed cyanogen mod on it but had some problems so i restored my phone back to the default touchwiz. After that third party apps can not write or edit my device storage. Not talking about sd card. I have tried restoring my phone to factory settings but it didn't help. I cant find any solution online. If anyone knows what to do please help. Thanks in advance.
psalmi said:
I have a rooted galaxy s4 (i9505). I installed cyanogen mod on it but had some problems so i restored my phone back to the default touchwiz. After that third party apps can not write or edit my device storage. Not talking about sd card. I have tried restoring my phone to factory settings but it didn't help. I cant find any solution online. If anyone knows what to do please help. Thanks in advance.
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If i understand right, its recomended to make a hard reset after flashing official FW with Odin.
For more info about whole procedure please read the thread bellow and if you have some more questions, ask in that thread.
[GUIDE] Unroot/Unbrick, Flash official stock firmware on Galaxy S4 GT-I9500 & I9505
And for your particulary problem, thanks @bhiga, you can read this post or post in Q&A forum device specific.
Are You Having Browser "Download Unsuccesful", "Unable To Capture Screenshot", Or Internal Storage Issues? Then Read The Post Below!
Okay thank you il try that.
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Hi ,
I've registered here just to post this question. I have Samsung Galaxy Pop mobile which is running on android OS 2.3.
I don't have any idea about rooting and all but came to know through google and I've successfully rooted my device.
It was working fine until I tried to update custom ROM. After installing and restarting my phone, it is showing android on screen but nothing happening.
Please let me know how to make it work.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Veera
Calling experts..could u pls suggest.
You have soft bricked your phone...
Flash a official firmware through Odin...
Else if you have nandroid backup, you can restore that...
Thanks for ur reply
Im entirely new to this stuff
could you give me the details and process to flash
Where can I get firmware?
You can find all the info here
Thanks a lot..My mobile is back and running now
It just took me 10 minutes
Happy to read that !!
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Hi, I have a samsung galaxy tab 10.1 and I want to recover my deleted files from Internal memory, can you give me brief instructions on how to? or if this was already asked from previous post can you direct me or give me a link where I can find the instructions? coz the threads that I saw are for other devices.
I don't know what other information you need from my device but I hope this would help
version 4.1.1-p5100xxcll2
gt-p5100
Thanks.
dobandits said:
Hi, I have a samsung galaxy tab 10.1 and I want to recover my deleted files from Internal memory, can you give me brief instructions on how to? or if this was already asked from previous post can you direct me or give me a link where I can find the instructions? coz the threads that I saw are for other devices.
I don't know what other information you need from my device but I hope this would help
version 4.1.1-p5100xxcll2
gt-p5100
Thanks.
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go to that link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGw1fxUD-uY
press thanks
You may try this solution that helped me before: Samsung Galaxy data recovery
Do not use samsung galaxy phone before you recover files from the phone.
If you need to get data back from Samsung internal memory, this Samsung Data Recovery app could be a great help. Give it a try.
If youre rooted and you havent trimmed the storage after you deleted your files, you can try the undeleter app from the play store.
Hi,
I just bought note 4 SM-N910F and i came unrooted with vision-x n4 ROM. The problem with rom is that the finger print does not work and there iss no data usage. However i foud how via kies i can have stock ROM. I realy need it to change it back to stock before I install apps (as changing rom all data is deleted). However when i boot(from the first time) on the upper of the screen there is written :
Kernel is not seandroid enforcing
set warranty bit: kernel
seeing the following post on note 3 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2609767 , can this happen to the note4 after installing samsung factory rom? what are the risks that it will brick? Thanks in advance
Hi,
Kies will not work for a modified device. You need to flash the stock rom with Odin. This thread has some info you can read through, including where to find stock firmware...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/stock-rom-n910f-via-odin-knox-flag-t2929524
If you need help with any of that or have future questions, please ask them in this dedicated help thread for your device,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/help/noob-friendly-question-t2866810
Good luck!
Note 4 rom and kernal
Hi
thansk for reply I stil lcant fint the original rom to place to odin... This is an internayonal phone.
You'll need to ask about it in the second thread I linked in that case.
First i had rooted my device and second, i deleted some system apps. Then i reset phone to factory settings. And now phone cant start properly. I choose language and time and then there is a black screen. Please help me
XDA Visitor said:
First i had rooted my device and second, i deleted some system apps. Then i reset phone to factory settings. And now phone cant start properly. I choose language and time and then there is a black screen. Please help me
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Here is the general wiki page of your device: Samsung Galaxy S Duos/GT-S7562 ... with some useful links.
And here is a thread how to flash stock firmware: Samsung Galaxy S duos GT-S7562 Install stock rom.
If oyu have further questions, please register on xda and ask in this thread directly.
Good luck !
Hey guys!
I have a huge problem with my Wiko Rainbow. Several months ago I waanted to flash a cfw, ending up in having no IMEI... I've tried so many different possible solutions, but today I can't remember which of those had fixed the problem.
For months there were no issues with the phone at all, but yesterday after booting there was a pop-up saying "System-UI crashed". It opened over and over again when I closed it and there was no way to browse to Xposed-Settings (I believe that one of the plug-ins had forced the issue), so my first thought was to wipe all to factory settings. But doing so caused the missing IMEI-problem again. Because I couldn't remember wich solution worked for me in the past, I stupidly downloaded some IMEI backup files and restored them, thinking to edit an existing IMEI is easier than write a new one, but this led to my situation now: the phone doesn't boot anymore, it keeps stuck in the WIKO-logo screen forever. Wiping data via recovery menu doesn't work, and the phone isn't recognized by my pc anymore, so I'm not able to flash a different rom or use the WIKO Updating Tool anymore...
So PLEASE help me bringing my phone to life again! I really don't know what to do know! Is it possible to fix my mistake? Or is it bricked for good??
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist. I think your only hope is to flash the stock firmware, which it sounds like you've already tried. Although this isn't the best thread to post in, but it's the best I can find, see if somkerman can help you here, http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/tutorial-t3070293/page2
jd1639 said:
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist. I think your only hope is to flash the stock firmware, which it sounds like you've already tried. Although this isn't the best thread to post in, but it's the best I can find, see if somkerman can help you here, http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/tutorial-t3070293/page2
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@jd1639 its smokerman.. i will help him.:good:
smokerman said:
@jd1639 its smokerman.. i will help him.:good:
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Thanks man
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