[Completed] Kindle Fire HD 7" - Bricked - PC wont fond device - XDA Assist

Hi I bricked my device last week, I have a factory cable and my pc still wont find my device.
I was trying to change it into a full android device an it bricked at the last step.
I bought a factory cable and it did initially show in my devices, but I foolishly un-installed it.
Now I need to get my device to find the Kindle so I can rebuild it.
Help needed.

Levahn said:
Hi I bricked my device last week, I have a factory cable and my pc still wont find my device.
I was trying to change it into a full android device an it bricked at the last step.
I bought a factory cable and it did initially show in my devices, but I foolishly un-installed it.
Now I need to get my device to find the Kindle so I can rebuild it.
Help needed.
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Hi, thanks for using XDA Assist.
You'll find the best results by asking in your device's specific help forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/kindle-fire-hd/7-inch-help
Here's the main forum area as well:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/kindle-fire-hd
Good luck!

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Hello,
I think I have semi hard bricked my phone, and have been surfing since then, to find a solution :
I un rooted via kingoroot in order to change the glass that was on warranty.
I decided then to execute ART instead of dalvik, and the phone won't boot till then.
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I'm unable to use the recovery or download modes.
The phone is not recognised on windows .
--> using a FEL Mode, I guess, the device is recognised as an external SD ith 22 partitions.
I don't have the images of my phone (CAT s50), but the specs are similar to the LG G3 Vigor :
CPU/GPU etc...
I know that it is written everywhere that you can't intall a rom not suitable for your phone, because I think it leads to a bricked device.
The fact is I don't know the level of inutility of my ex-phone.
Did someone ever grafted a ROM from another brand?
Has someone an information to recover my old and functionnal cat s50 from the FEL mode?
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Hello,
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