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Hey guys,
Recovery : TWRP 2.6.3.3
USB Debugging : Off
Cannot connect to PC.
Recently, I accidently formatted my Moto G through the advanced wipe and I selected all the partitions to be wipe such as dalvik cache, data, internal storage, cache and system. And now my Moto G doesn't have any OS in it and I can't reboot it at all. I don't have any idea what to do right now. Can someone please help me how can I install a new rom for my Moto G so I can use it like a normal phone again. Please no harsh words, I know it's my mistake and I really need help.
Make sure you post things like this in the Q&A section ull get better help over there then in this General section
Xavier102296 said:
Make sure you post things like this in the Q&A section ull get better help over there then in this General section
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Thanks
You just need to flash a ROM.
Ammar115 said:
Hey guys,
Recovery : TWRP 2.6.3.3
USB Debugging : Off
Cannot connect to PC.
Recently, I accidently formatted my Moto G through the advanced wipe and I selected all the partitions to be wipe such as dalvik cache, data, internal storage, cache and system. And now my Moto G doesn't have any OS in it and I can't reboot it at all. I don't have any idea what to do right now. Can someone please help me how can I install a new rom for my Moto G so I can use it like a normal phone again. Please no harsh words, I know it's my mistake and I really need help.
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If you are able to go to recovery(which you should be able to do), download any custom ROM of your choice like PA, CM, SLIM etc.. flash that rom by following the Installation instructions in the thread. YOu should be able to get the phone back to normal. And if you want the stock ROM, then download the stock files and flash it, you might loose custom recovery, then follow the same things you did to get TWRP in the first place.
phanitej said:
If you are able to go to recovery(which you should be able to do), download any custom ROM of your choice like PA, CM, SLIM etc.. flash that rom by following the Installation instructions in the thread. YOu should be able to get the phone back to normal. And if you want the stock ROM, then download the stock files and flash it, you might loose custom recovery, then follow the same things you did to get TWRP in the first place.
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I would if I could. The problem is I formatted the whole phone which included the internal storage too. My CM Rom is in the internal storage and it's already deleted. I tried to connect my phone to the pc so that I could transfer a rom into it but failed cause my pc won't recognized my phone as the media transfer devices. It's only recognized my phone as fastboot falcon s. I've installed Motorola Device Manger but it's also failed. I also tried to install using adb sideload but I got device not found error and my phone doesn't listed in the device attached after I typed 'adb devices'. For the OTG and memory card reader method I haven't try yet because I don't have any of it.
Ammar115 said:
I would if I could. The problem is I formatted the whole phone which included the internal storage too. My CM Rom is in the internal storage and it's already deleted. I tried to connect my phone to the pc so that I could transfer a rom into it but failed cause my pc won't recognized my phone as the media transfer devices. It's only recognized my phone as fastboot falcon s. I've installed Motorola Device Manger but it's also failed. I also tried to install using adb sideload but I got device not found error and my phone doesn't listed in the device attached after I typed 'adb devices'. For the OTG and memory card reader method I haven't try yet because I don't have any of it.
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What does it say when you try
Code:
adb devices
or
when you reboot to bootloader with phone connected and type
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fastboot devices
If it shows a device for fastboot devices then follow this to flash back to stock. Make sure you download the right stock firmware for your phone.
phanitej said:
What does it say when you try
Code:
adb devices
or
when you reboot to bootloader with phone connected and type
Code:
fastboot devices
If it shows a device for fastboot devices then follow this to flash back to stock. Make sure you download the right stock firmware for your phone.
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when I type 'adb devices' it give me an error saying that my device is not found. for the 'fastboot devices', I tried it too but also an error. It say, 'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or ecternal command, operable program or batch file.
Ammar115 said:
when I type 'adb devices' it give me an error saying that my device is not found. for the 'fastboot devices', I tried it too but also an error. It say, 'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or ecternal command, operable program or batch file.
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It seems like you dont have fastboot files. Follow the same link that i posted in the previous one. It has portable adb & fastboot files. Download that and then follow instructions. You should be able to get to fastboot. Once you are there the job is almost done. Hope it helps
Edit: Here is the link to download and install the minimal adb & fatsboot files
phanitej said:
It seems like you dont have fastboot files. Follow the same link that i posted in the previous one. It has portable adb & fastboot files. Download that and then follow instructions. You should be able to get to fastboot. Once you are there the job is almost done. Hope it helps
Edit: Here is the link to download and install the minimal adb & fatsboot files
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This is what I get using minimal adb and fastboot. What does it mean?
phanitej said:
It seems like you dont have fastboot files. Follow the same link that i posted in the previous one. It has portable adb & fastboot files. Download that and then follow instructions. You should be able to get to fastboot. Once you are there the job is almost done. Hope it helps
Edit: Here is the link to download and install the minimal adb & fatsboot files
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I've followed all the instructions but my phone still not rebooting. When I try to reboot it, it only show me the warning of unlocked bootloader screen, black screen, warning of unlocked bootloader screen then dead android screen. What should I do now?
It means your phone is in fastboot mode and recognised by your PC. Next you'll have to "fastboot flash" the necessary files to install a recovery and a system, and you should be good to go.
Few weeks back I ****ed up soft bricked my phone had kindda same issue when I switch my phone on I get a dead android logo. Gave to the service center in India and got a replacement a new xt1033
P.s I was trying to root and my warranty was void still got a new one try your luck bruhhh
Sent from my XT1033 using XDA Free mobile app
SbM_ said:
It means your phone is in fastboot mode and recognised by your PC. Next you'll have to "fastboot flash" the necessary files to install a recovery and a system, and you should be good to go.
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I only want to connect my phone to my pc so I can transfer any rom to my phone so that I can install the rom. But right now, my pc won't recognized it as media transfer that's why I can't transfer any file to my phone. I tried everything. I've installed motorola device manager but all that I got is motorola adb interface that make my phone can connect to the pc when in bootloader mode.I don't have any OTG cable or mobile sd card reader.
phanitej said:
It seems like you dont have fastboot files. Follow the same link that i posted in the previous one. It has portable adb & fastboot files. Download that and then follow instructions. You should be able to get to fastboot. Once you are there the job is almost done. Hope it helps
Edit: Here is the link to download and install the minimal adb & fatsboot files
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Hey, I've done all of the flashing instruction from the xda forum link that you gave me. My problem for now is, why is my phone not rebooting? The only thing that happen after the flashing is my phone only show the 'warning bootloader unlocked' and the dead android with red triangle screen. It won't boot into the stock rom that I've flashed. The stock rom/firmware that I used is correct. Please help me.. I really need to use my phone.
Ammar115 said:
Hey, I've done all of the flashing instruction from the xda forum link that you gave me. My problem for now is, why is my phone not rebooting? The only thing that happen after the flashing is my phone only show the 'warning bootloader unlocked' and the dead android with red triangle screen. It won't boot into the stock rom that I've flashed. The stock rom/firmware that I used is correct. Please help me.. I really need to use my phone.
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K there's a resolve for this...Provided that you haven't ****ed up your phone by making it hard bricked...
1 - Get a freaking rom and sideload it through TWRP to boot into system...
+ Download a ROM
+ Put it in the same folder as ADB and Fastboot and rename it to something easier that you can type exactly (ex: 1.zip, backup.zip...)
+ Shift + Right Click at a blank field in the window
+ Choose Open Command....
+ On TWRP, go to Advanced => Sideload => Tick the 2 boxes => Swipe to start sideloading
+ Type in adb sideload <yourzipname>.zip on the cmd (on your computer)
+ Wait for the process to finish, then you now have a working phone...
2 - Follow this guide using the proper firmwares that match your original one : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219
Zerelth said:
K there's a resolve for this...Provided that you haven't ****ed up your phone by making it hard bricked...
1 - Get a freaking rom and sideload it through TWRP to boot into system...
+ Download a ROM
+ Put it in the same folder as ADB and Fastboot and rename it to something easier that you can type exactly (ex: 1.zip, backup.zip...)
+ Shift + Right Click at a blank field in the window
+ Choose Open Command....
+ On TWRP, go to Advanced => Sideload => Tick the 2 boxes => Swipe to start sideloading
+ Type in adb sideload <yourzipname>.zip on the cmd (on your computer)
+ Wait for the process to finish, then you now have a working phone...
2 - Follow this guide using the proper firmwares that match your original one : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219
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Done but still, the same thing happened.
Ammar115 said:
I only want to connect my phone to my pc so I can transfer any rom to my phone so that I can install the rom. But right now, my pc won't recognized it as media transfer that's why I can't transfer any file to my phone. I tried everything. I've installed motorola device manager but all that I got is motorola adb interface that make my phone can connect to the pc when in bootloader mode.I don't have any OTG cable or mobile sd card reader.
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Your PC will not recognize it as media transfer / storage while you are in bootloader / fastboot mode, its perfectly normal. When you type fastboot devices it should show you a number which means it working as intended. This is an old thread but it shows how to transfer your ROM to sdcard via adb push command. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
Ammar115 said:
I only want to connect my phone to my pc so I can transfer any rom to my phone so that I can install the rom. But right now, my pc won't recognized it as media transfer that's why I can't transfer any file to my phone. I tried everything. I've installed motorola device manager but all that I got is motorola adb interface that make my phone can connect to the pc when in bootloader mode.I don't have any OTG cable or mobile sd card reader.
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The output of the "fastboot devices" command clearly shows your phone is recognised by your PC. As I said all you need to do now is use the correct "fastboot flash" commands to restore recovery and system. Tutorials can be found in this forum.
Thank you.
I would like to say thank you to all peoples who help me solving my lost os problem. Thanks for all the informations. My moto G is working perfectly normal right now.
Hi guys, i just made a mess with my wife Moto G, i had Tesla ROM installed in it, everything was working fine but i just decided to make her a Backup using TWRP, the backup process went fine and i rebooted the phone, now i was stuck at Motorola Logo and can enter to Recovery anymore, tried fastboot erasing userdata and now i am stuck at ROM logo but nothing more.
I appreaciate your help. Thanks in advance.
Erasing userdata allows you to boot back into TWRP, but ROM is corrupt and needs to be reflashed. Best do a factory reset in TWRP and flash.
lost101 said:
Erasing userdata allows you to boot back into TWRP, but ROM is corrupt and needs to be reflashed. Best do a factory reset in TWRP and flash.
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Thanks, i did that and now I dont have any rom to flash in sdcard. Tried transfering a zip using fastboot and the pc recognizes the phone but when i try it says it cant or phone is disconnnected
I was using 5.1.1, can i downgrade to stock 5.0.2 without problem?
eldoggor said:
Thanks, i did that and now I dont have any rom to flash in sdcard. Tried transfering a zip using fastboot and the pc recognizes the phone but when i try it says it cant or phone is disconnnected
I was using 5.1.1, can i downgrade to stock 5.0.2 without problem?
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ADB push or sideload will work in TWRP. ADB push Rom.zip /sdcard
You don't state want Model Moto G you have.
Tried Adb push and didn´t work, say device not found but i could flash twrp recovery in fastboot and in fastboot command it recognizes the phone. Is a 1032.
I appreciate your help, i have recovery, just need to transfer the rom file but at the moment can´t. Any other way?
Flash stock firmware.
motofirmware.center
Sent from my XT1031™
Similar thing happened with my xt1033. It got stuck at bootloader after taking a backup with twrp. Advice you to flash the latest version of twrp(forgot the version name, but it has material design), that has resolved the issue for me, I could take a backup and reboot. And you should use mfastboot to flash the stock firmware into your phone. Even for me, the phone was not getting detected, but the files were flashed anyways. Check other forums for the steps to flash stock firmware. Make sure to extract all the files from the zip of the stock firmware in the same folder where mfastboot is.
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Debanka said:
Similar thing happened with my xt1033. It got stuck at bootloader after taking a backup with twrp. Advice you to flash the latest version of twrp(forgot the version name, but it has material design), that has resolved the issue for me, I could take a backup and reboot. And you should use mfastboot to flash the stock firmware into your phone. Even for me, the phone was not getting detected, but the files were flashed anyways. Check other forums for the steps to flash stock firmware. Make sure to extract all the files from the zip of the stock firmware in the same folder where mfastboot is.
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Its version 2.8.7 for me
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Thanks guys, well, after trying a lot i could put a zip ROM in TWRP using ADB push, tried to flash it and when try to moun cache data etc it says it failed. Can´t mount nothing by itself. Will try TWRP 2.8.7 now and try to flash stock, if i make a downgrade to stock kitkat will damage the phone or is fine? i had lollipop 5.1.1.
EDIT: Thank you very much guys, i installed TWRP 2.8.7 and Stock firmware using mfastboot (That was a great solution Debanka) Now i am in kit kat but i dont care as soon is working and i now lollipop will appear soon in the phone. Thanks again!!!
My question is: Is there any way that i can install any custom recovery now, when I am locked out of my phone, so I can try Method 7 from this post . I have enabled USB debugging, but for some reason, my device is unauthorized from executing adb commands.
I have Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, and have forgotten its password. I have tried Method 2, 5 and 6 from this post, but to no avail.
I tried method 2 and 5 which requires ADB to be installed, but I was not able to access my phone. I have USB debugging enabled and my phone is not rooted. When I tried to run the following code:
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adb devices
adb shell
it showed that my phone is unauthorized and error: device unauthorized This adb server's $ADB_VENDOR_KEYS is not set
Here's the screenshot:
When trying method 6, I had to change the path of ADB driver because the file I downloaded from the post, had its own ADB driver which clashed with my already installed ADB driver, but even after that, it again showed the above error. Here' the screenshot:
Finally I want to try method 7 from the above post, which requires custom recovery to be installed on the phone, is there any way now?
Though it seems now that the I have only one option left and that is to factory reset my phone, but if , there is any other way by which I can bypass my lock screen, please please please inform me.
Of course you can. Just boot your phone into fastboot and do "fastboot flash recovery <recovery image name>.IMG" and you'll flash it. And you can't access the adb because your screen is locked... This is how companies prevent phone hacking
So flash custom recovery, backup the /data , factory reset and after resetting restore the /data backup. And you're good to go. I suggest you using TWRP, because I use it and it never left me hanging Keep me updated.
Sent from Lenovo a6000 1GB version.
Install TWRP or CWM with fastboot and then flash the Unlock me! zip that I've created and you won't lose your data.
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joe2k01 said:
Install TWRP or CWM with fastboot and then flash the Unlock me! zip that I've created and you won't lose your data.
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Didn't know that such package existed... I'd still do it my way if your phone was laggy/corrupted,... Else do the package flash. Keep me updated!
Sent from Lenovo a6000 1GB version.
Thanks! a lot, could you please guide me a little bit, how should I proceed?
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Of course you can. Just boot your phone into fastboot and do "fastboot flash recovery <recovery image name>.IMG" and you'll flash it. And you can't access the adb because your screen is locked... This is how companies prevent phone hacking
So flash custom recovery, backup the /data , factory reset and after resetting restore the /data backup. And you're good to go. I suggest you using TWRP, because I use it and it never left me hanging Keep me updated.
Sent from Lenovo a6000 1GB version.
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Thanks! a lot for reply, As I am still a newbie and trying to learn few things. Could you please guide me how should I proceed?
Like What files I need to download and from where? Also how should I use these files to install recovery?
dost25 said:
Thanks! a lot for reply, As I am still a newbie and trying to learn few things. Could you please guide me how should I proceed?
Like What files I need to download and from where? Also how should I use these files to install recovery?
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OK... So first boot into fastboot. When you've done that, connect It to your pc with usb, download fastboot package from somewhere on xda(you'll find it).
Open command prompt "CD" to the directory where your fastboot is located in, put recovery image in the folder where fastboot.exe is and type "fastboot flash recovery <recovery file name>.IMG". I'm gonna update this answer in 2 days, when I get to my pc, so try to do it by these instructions, if something isn't working, comment and we'll resolve the problem. If something isn't clear, just ask. Keep me updated.
Sent from Lenovo a6000 1GB version.
Ok i will try
MGlolenstine said:
OK... So first boot into fastboot. When you've done that, connect It to your pc with usb, download fastboot package from somewhere on xda(you'll find it).
Open command prompt "CD" to the directory where your fastboot is located in, put recovery image in the folder where fastboot.exe is and type "fastboot flash recovery <recovery file name>.IMG". I'm gonna update this answer in 2 days, when I get to my pc, so try to do it by these instructions, if something isn't working, comment and we'll resolve the problem. If something isn't clear, just ask. Keep me updated.
Sent from Lenovo a6000 1GB version.
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Can unlocking my bootloader somehow brick my phone?
Everything can brick your phone. Updating my lenovo phone with official update hardbricked mine... But yeah, it can.
I have a problem with my Moto G 1st gen. It seems while attempting to flash a new ROM onto the device, I have somehow managed to delete the OS. I am trying to flash the stock ROM back onto the device, but unfortunately I am unable to as the device does not appear on my computer when I plug it in using a USB cable. I am using the TWRP custom recovery. I would like to be able to restore the original ROM and use the device as normal. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Device:
Moto G 1st Gen (XT1033)
TWRP Recovery installed
OS is missing
When I attempt to boot the device, it gives me the unlocked bootloader warning.
To recover your ROM, use your backup. If you do not have a backup ... it's bad.
Have you tried booting in fastboot? Does your mobile show up in the taskbar icons tray as ADB Device or Motorola ADB Composite Device? If not, check if you've proper drivers installed or not. Once you've the phone being detected, you can easily flash the stock rom using mfastboot commands.
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To recover your ROM, use your backup. If you do not have a backup ... it's bad.
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My backup appears to have been deleted as well.
SpiralX15 said:
Have you tried booting in fastboot? Does your mobile show up in the taskbar icons tray as ADB Device or Motorola ADB Composite Device? If not, check if you've proper drivers installed or not. Once you've the phone being detected, you can easily flash the stock rom using mfastboot commands.
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I am able to get the device in fastboot mode, and I have confirmed that the correct drivers have been installed, but the phone is still not detected.
SpiralX15 said:
Have you tried booting in fastboot? Does your mobile show up in the taskbar icons tray as ADB Device or Motorola ADB Composite Device? If not, check if you've proper drivers installed or not. Once you've the phone being detected, you can easily flash the stock rom using mfastboot commands.
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Ok it seems the phone is detected by the computer, the phone is shown when I go to 'Devices and Printers' on my computer, but for some reason it shows as 'XT1032' instead of 'XT1033'. Probably attempted to install something designed for the XT1032 model instead.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219
follow this thread to install stock lollipop ROM
Windows_95 said:
Ok it seems the phone is detected by the computer, the phone is shown when I go to 'Devices and Printers' on my computer, but for some reason it shows as 'XT1032' instead of 'XT1033'. Probably attempted to install something designed for the XT1032 model instead.
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It's probably TWRP Recovery that changed the model detection. Now, either install the stock ROM or flash a custom ROM.
SpiralX15 said:
It's probably TWRP Recovery that changed the model detection. Now, either install the stock ROM or flash a custom ROM.
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I cannot, as the phone does not appear in the 'This PC' in File Explorer on my computer, so I cannot transfer any files between the computer and the phone.
Windows_95 said:
I cannot, as the phone does not appear in the 'This PC' in File Explorer on my computer, so I cannot transfer any files between the computer and the phone.
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make sure that you have enabled MTP in TWRP..
in twrp recovery select Mount >> Enable MTP
change USB cable if you still facing problem
SunilSuni said:
make sure that you have enabled MTP in TWRP..
in twrp recovery select Mount >> Enable MTP
change USB cable if you still facing problem
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It still doesn't work. I cannot transfer files between the computer and the phone.
Windows_95 said:
It still doesn't work. I cannot transfer files between the computer and the phone.
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Then reboot to fastboot mode and install stock ROM
SunilSuni said:
Then reboot to fastboot mode and install stock ROM
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I cannot get the stock ROM onto the phone because I cannot transfer anything between the phone and computer, even in fastboot mode.
Windows_95 said:
I cannot get the stock ROM onto the phone because I cannot transfer anything between the phone and computer, even in fastboot mode.
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Im talking about flashing stock ROM.. Use good USB cable and flash stock ROM
SunilSuni said:
Im talking about flashing stock ROM.. Use good USB cable and flash stock ROM
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I managed to recover the device using Cyanogenmod ROM using the adb push command. Thanks for the help.
Hi ppl. I need help bad! I accidentally erased my os. So when I try to flash a rom using the mi flash tool(which is amazing) it won't work because I have no operating system to enable USB debugging.so it says enable USB debugging but I can't. Any help would be appreciated TW RP installed unlock bootloader. Thanks in advance!!
just flash recovery rom using twrp then.
Way ahead of you..I tried to transfer several times,files,etc from my PC for some reason two stops halfway and doesn't copy them or move them. Only thing I haven't tried it is ADB sideload.. for some reason that never seems to work for me or work out the way I wanted to.
So twrp is flashed? Then yes try sideload. Also make sure your ADB is up to date as I've had that cause issues with large files and sideload before.
M.
dirtyrott3njb said:
Way ahead of you..I tried to transfer several times,files,etc from my PC for some reason two stops halfway and doesn't copy them or move them. Only thing I haven't tried it is ADB sideload.. for some reason that never seems to work for me or work out the way I wanted to.
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Miflash doesn't need for usb debugging to flash rom I believe. It's all fastboot. If ur phone is not detected by pc, it means drivers.
It does indicate USB debuging not on. So yes it does . I've used it before to flash TWRP. The flash will also install the drivers before you use it so I can understand why it won't let me transfer anything from PC to phone when fastboot mode. It won't let me get past that stuff in this USB debugging is enabled. Frustrating brand new phone to only a couple weeks old.
Have you booted to twrp and format data (the one where you have to type "yes")?
Mi flash only required adb because it needs to run adb reboot fastboot. I'm in the States as well, PM me and maybe we can get this guy working over remote support. I haven't seen this issue myself, so I can't comment much.
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@noobtoob,thx man. I can't format data because no keyboard is available for some reason. How can I pm you?
dirtyrott3njb said:
@noobtoob,thx man. I can't format data because no keyboard is available for some reason. How can I pm you?
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Its all good. I'm about to pick up my kids from school, so let me head home, I'll PM you in a bit. We can use TeamViewer or something. If it comes down to it, I also have my work login to use for remote assist. You just need a semi up to date laptop or desktop computer.
Hopefully we can get this solved quickly. I'm unfortunately not in your immediate area, otherwise much easier hands on. The company I work for is down the street from your location however, I'm just a remote systems guy.
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How do u know where I'm at?? Ok sounds good. Where do I look for you msg at?
dirtyrott3njb said:
How do u know where I'm at?? Ok sounds good. Where do I look for you msg at?
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Tried to pm you but msg sent failed.
Only thing is for some reason I can't transfer anything for my PC to TW RP or my internal storage some reason just doesn't accept it and it's not my computer
I had the exact issue two days ago and the only thing that worked was to manually flash to stock. Since you already have the fastboot rom downloaded and extracted the hard work is done. What you need to do is to put all the files from that main folder (images) into a folder that you have adb installed. Then with your phone connected in fastboot open up a command prompt and once you have the directory set to where your fastboot is type the following and wait until each is done and says okay to move on.
fastboot flash modem modem.img
fastboot flash tz tz.img (I can't remember if this one actually flashed. I think it failed but it didn't matter)
fastboot flash logo logo.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img (this one will take a long time to start flashing, don't worry. Also, there are about 5 files it will flash so be patient)
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot reboot
That puts you back to stock. I spent almost a whole night freaking out because I didn't have an OS and I couldn't get TWRP to reinstall. Once I did that and got things going I downloaded the same versions update on the phone (the one that can be flashed through the update page in settings) and did a flash of that as well.
sg01fc said:
I had the exact issue two days ago and the only thing that worked was to manually flash to stock. Since you already have the fastboot rom downloaded and extracted the hard work is done. What you need to do is to put all the files from that main folder (images) into a folder that you have adb installed. Then with your phone connected in fastboot open up a command prompt and once you have the directory set to where your fastboot is type the following and wait until each is done and says okay to move on.
fastboot flash modem modem.img
fastboot flash tz tz.img (I can't remember if this one actually flashed. I think it failed but it didn't matter)
fastboot flash logo logo.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img (this one will take a long time to start flashing, don't worry. Also, there are about 5 files it will flash so be patient)
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash cache cache.img
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot reboot
That puts you back to stock. I spent almost a whole night freaking out because I didn't have an OS and I couldn't get TWRP to reinstall. Once I did that and got things going I downloaded the same versions update on the phone (the one that can be flashed through the update page in settings) and did a flash of that as well.
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The OP's issue was solved by just flashing TWRP, booting to it and sideloading the Stock ROM. I had the OP download the fastboot files as well, but we ended up not needing them.