So when I was trying to unlock my phone via my fingerprint, i didn't have my finger on there correctly 1 to many times and locked my phone. I couldn't remember my passcode and had to log into it via my google account. It then restarted and now won't boot. Gives me the "custom binary blocked by FRP lock" Tried flashing the root tar file and TWRP tar file with no luck. Don't know what to do as I have never came across this before. Any help is appreciated. Phone is rooted but stock.
They holding volume up, home and power when the phone is off. Should get you into recovery. Then do a factor reset. Not sure if this will work though.
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CBRRider said:
So when I was trying to unlock my phone via my fingerprint, i didn't have my finger on there correctly 1 to many times and locked my phone. I couldn't remember my passcode and had to log into it via my google account. It then restarted and now won't boot. Gives me the "custom binary blocked by FRP lock" Tried flashing the root tar file and TWRP tar file with no luck. Don't know what to do as I have never came across this before. Any help is appreciated. Phone is rooted but stock.
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The phone is rooted so flashing the tar file for root or TWRP is useless because its already rooted. The problem is you locked the phone with your fingerprint. Did you make a backup? You can restore that and you should be good beause it resets the device completely. However, if you did not, then flash the stock tar file in Odin and you'll be good to go. You can find the stock tar file here...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62536311&postcount=1
I can confirm it works. You will just have to reroot because it returns the phone to stock out the box.
Due to FRP (Factory Reset Protection) by Google, You won't be able to flash any custom files to phone, it'll always fail, To be able to flash any custom files, You have to enable "allow OEM unlocking" from developer menu, which will disable the FRP lock, But this is not possible in your case since you can't access the menu, But since you're rooted, i assume that you enabled "USB Debugging", So now connect the phone to PC and run CMD and try the following commands one by one,
adb devices # this should list your device
adb shell
su
cd data/system
ls #this will list all files in that dorectory
rm *.key #to delete all .key files which contains the lock
and you're done.
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mirosaw2 said:
Due to FRP (Factory Reset Protection) by Google, You won't be able to flash any custom files to phone, it'll always fail, To be able to flash any custom files, You have to enable "allow OEM unlocking" from developer menu, which will disable the FRP lock, But this is not possible in your case since you can't access the menu, But since you're rooted, i assume that you enabled "USB Debugging", So now connect the phone to PC and run CMD and try the following commands one by one,
adb devices # this should list your device
adb shell
su
cd data/system
ls #this will list all files in that dorectory
rm *.key #to delete all .key files which contains the lock
and you're done.
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How does one use ADB when its stuck like this?
hshah said:
How does one use ADB when its stuck like this?
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He just said his phone is rooted, And i assumed that USB Debugging is enabled, So if you have the same case, You can connect your phone to PC and start using ADB as normal, Then you can follow my guide to get rid of any kind of screen security there, Simple like that.
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He just said his phone is rooted, And i assumed that USB Debugging is enabled, So if you have the same case, You can connect your phone to PC and start using ADB as normal, Then you can follow my guide to get rid of any kind of screen security there, Simple like that.
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I connected the phone to the PC whilst it was in Download Mode (that is the only mode I can boot into and it wouldn't see it).
Too late now anyway, as I've just flashed stock through ODIN
hshah said:
I connected the phone to the PC whilst it was in Download Mode (that is the only mode I can boot into and it wouldn't see it).
Too late now anyway, as I've just flashed stock through ODIN
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If your phone doesn't boot to system, Then you can't use my method, My method was all about saving the data on the phone, And if the data wasn't important to you, you can always flash the stock FW for your phone, Or even wipe the phone from recovery, And i can see you had no option since system doesn't boot up.
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mirosaw2 said:
If your phone doesn't boot to system, Then you can't use my method, My method was all about saving the data on the phone, And if the data wasn't important to you, you can always flash the stock FW for your phone, Or even wipe the phone from recovery, And i can see you had no option since system doesn't boot up.
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Interestingly I have just recovered it by flashing stock through ODIN and all I lost was root and Xposed. All my data etc is still there! :highfive:
hshah said:
Interestingly I have just recovered it by flashing stock through ODIN and all I lost was root and Xposed. All my data etc is still there! :highfive:
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Good for you, And that's because you've flashed an One-Package FW (AP only) which is simillar or newer than the one you had, In that case all your of your settings and data will be still there, And that applicable also for the screen security, Which you'll notice it being there if you had one before your phone got stucked at boot screen, Now i see what your problem was, Before now i thought it was about security. :highfive:
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Good for you, And that's because you've flashed an One-Package FW (AP only) which is simillar or newer than the one you had, In that case all your of your settings and data will be still there, And that applicable also for the screen security, Which you'll notice it being there if you had one before your phone got stucked at boot screen, Now i see what your problem was, Before now i thought it was about security. :hoghfive:
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I actually didn't have any screen security. I know I had turned on OEM and USB Debugging, so not sure how OEM got turned off.
Anyways glad its sorted! Just finished re-rooting and I am back up and running!
odin flash fails
Hey ..
I have a sprint note 5..I was trying to root my phone but somehow the instructions I was following didn't have anything about developer options and lock off from setting..
Now after I restarted I cannot boot up my device .and get the
Frp lock error .
I tried refreshing custom rom through odin, but it keeps failing..
Please help.
mevj said:
Hey ..
I have a sprint note 5..I was trying to root my phone but somehow the instructions I was following didn't have anything about developer options and lock off from setting..
Now after I restarted I cannot boot up my device .and get the
Frp lock error .
I tried refreshing custom rom through odin, but it keeps failing..
Please help.
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You need to flash stock ROM, not custom ROM.
hshah said:
You need to flash stock ROM, not custom ROM.
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where can i find this stock rom
mevj said:
Hey ..
I have a sprint note 5..I was trying to root my phone but somehow the instructions I was following didn't have anything about developer options and lock off from setting..
Now after I restarted I cannot boot up my device .and get the
Frp lock error .
I tried refreshing custom rom through odin, but it keeps failing..
Please help.
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I have the exact same problem and tried flashing a stock rom but it fails as well.
did you have any luck??
mine is stuck too i turned off oem unlock and resarted phone now it wont boot i tried odin to stock oi6 but i did ota to oj6 which i see isnt released yet, so does anyone know if and when they are going to release OJ6 FW? and does anyone know how to fix this problem
How did you do it?
hshah said:
I connected the phone to the PC whilst it was in Download Mode (that is the only mode I can boot into and it wouldn't see it).
Too late now anyway, as I've just flashed stock through ODIN
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How do you get it to flash via odin? I keep trying and get a failure of the lock. Is there a specific method you did that i am not doing right?
Please help if you can. I don't want to have to go to warranty and pay a hefty fee.
I too am suck in FRP lock. I also can't get into TWRP or can't flash it on the phone.
I would really appreciate it.
psychokrod said:
How do you get it to flash via odin? I keep trying and get a failure of the lock. Is there a specific method you did that i am not doing right?
Please help if you can. I don't want to have to go to warranty and pay a hefty fee.
I too am suck in FRP lock. I also can't get into TWRP or can't flash it on the phone.
I would really appreciate it.
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Try flashing this one in Odin http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3273483
hshah said:
I connected the phone to the PC whilst it was in Download Mode (that is the only mode I can boot into and it wouldn't see it).
Too late now anyway, as I've just flashed stock through ODIN
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Did THE stock flash worked for you? cause i can only boot in download mode also. I didnt know about this lock.... Is it so i have to walt for 3 days to use my phone?
liobeir said:
Did THE stock flash worked for you? cause i can only boot in download mode also. I didnt know about this lock.... Is it so i have to walt for 3 days to use my phone?
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Yes it did. Download the stock firmware from Sam Mobile and just flash it through ODIN whilst in Download mode. It kept all my apps and settings too.
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After around 5-6 hours this morning/afternoon, I've officially given up on fixing this on my own, and I've all but accepted my device to be a $600 paperweight.
I decided to make one last attempt at saving it by posting for help.
Problem: My phone has a feature called "FRP" (Factory Restore Protection), which is tied to one's Google account. Basically, if you have a Google Account on the phone, it locks the phone to any custom binary/custom OS/whatever.
Once I realized this, in order to root my phone, I went in and removed my Google accounts. Sure enough, this disabled the FRP Lock, and I was able to root my device.
After rooting my device, I re-added my Google accounts and went about my business for the next couple of weeks or so.
Just this morning, my phone was having issues charging, so I decided it'd be a good idea to give my phone a reboot. Big problem. It turns out I simply haven't ever turned off my phone since I rooted it. On top of that, I didn't think the FRP Lock would apply to booting the phone, I thought it only affected flashing new firmware. I was wrong.
After my phone turned off, red text appears at the top of the screen: "Custom binary blocked by FRP Lock".
This is the problem. It simply cannot boot. Because it cannot boot, I cannot remove the Google accounts to disable the lock and resolve the problem. Because the lock can't be disabled, I can't flash the phone's original firmware, because FRP Lock will stop anything and everything I try to do.
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Goodbye 1k+ photos on phone... And, well, goodbye *phone*.
Unless someone has any helpful thoughts! And that's why I'm here.
tl;dr: Soft bricked phone due to FRP Lock. Not able to restore original firmware, factory restore, or boot into phone's operating system.
Important: The phone turns on, and I have access to the recovery menu as well as "Download Mode"
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What I have tried:
Factory restoring through the recovery menu, doesn't have any effect
Flashing stock firmware through Odin (Nand write failure)
Flashing a custom recovery environment (TWRP) through Odin (FRP Lock blocked this flash)
ADB and Fastboot cannot recognize the device
Tried to use Kies 3 and Smart Switch to "re-initialize" my OS or something. Both failed, saying that my phone wasn't compatible, and that my serial number was invalid (it was, in fact, correct)
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And I probably did more things that I simply don't remember. The point here is that I've done everything, and literally everything has failed for one reason or another.
I feel like it is a possibility that if I attempted another stock ROM, then I might be able to avoid the Nand Write Failure. But again, I don't know, and I've almost accepted that I need to start looking for cheap alternative phones.
Thanks in advance, I really hope that this can be fixed one way or another. I'd be sad to see my photos disappear, but if it was the only way for my phone to work again, I could live with it.
have you tried delete the operating system and then flashing a stock rom using odin
by deleting the OS you have a blank phone with google deleted, thus disabling FRP lock.
Cosmic Blue said:
have you tried delete the operating system and then flashing a stock rom using odin
by deleting the OS you have a blank phone with google deleted, thus disabling FRP lock.
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I thought about doing that, but I have no way of wiping the phone. What do you suggest?
you can wipe the phone through recovery. it is under the advance section. you will need to delete each section manually.
1. Go to download mode
2.Untick auto reboot,
3.Flash twrp
4.do not reboot to system, reboot to recovery.
5. Install super su and reboot system
Done.
Cosmic Blue said:
you can wipe the phone through recovery. it is under the advance section. you will need to delete each section manually.
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I am not running a custom recovery OS, there is no Advanced section. :s
Yarraque said:
1. Go to download mode
2.Untick auto reboot,
3.Flash twrp
4.do not reboot to system, reboot to recovery.
5. Install super su and reboot system
Done.
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When I try to flash TWRP (or anything for that matter), FRP Lock blocks the flash.
Purlek said:
When I try to flash TWRP (or anything for that matter), FRP Lock blocks the flash.
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Go to the developer settings and unlock "oem unlock" thing. Try again.
Yarraque said:
Go to the developer settings and unlock "oem unlock" thing. Try again.
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I was unable to boot into the phone.
However, I've more or less resolved the issue.
The issue was that when I was first trying to flash stock firmware, I was using an old version. I've read since then that that doesn't work. So I spent 15 hours+ downloading the latest firmware of 6.0.1, and sure enough, it flashed successfully.
Purlek said:
I was unable to boot into the phone.
However, I've more or less resolved the issue.
The issue was that when I was first trying to flash stock firmware, I was using an old version. I've read since then that that doesn't work. So I spent 15 hours+ downloading the latest firmware of 6.0.1, and sure enough, it flashed successfully.
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Oh nice to hear ^^
Samsung FRP
Cosmic Blue said:
have you tried delete the operating system and then flashing a stock rom using odin
by deleting the OS you have a blank phone with google deleted, thus disabling FRP lock.
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Would this work with the Samsung Account Factory Reset Protection?
I have a Verizon Galaxy S6 that keeps rebooting. It will allow me to get to the home screen for about 30-45 seconds before it reboots again. During that very short interval, I was able to turn on developer options in settings. With another reboot, I was able to quickly accept ADB permissions from my laptop. I am getting ready to RMA the device, but first I need to get my pictures off. I tried installing TWRP so that I can do a backup, but the device is NOT rooted, and the DM security will not let me install a new recover image. The phone will stay on forever when in bootloader mode, but fastboot cannot "see" any attached devices. Is there any other way to get to my device's hard drive when this thing won't stay on long enough?
Any advice/suggestions are greatly appreciated.
baddison said:
I have a Verizon Galaxy S6 that keeps rebooting. It will allow me to get to the home screen for about 30-45 seconds before it reboots again. During that very short interval, I was able to turn on developer options in settings. With another reboot, I was able to quickly accept ADB permissions from my laptop. I am getting ready to RMA the device, but first I need to get my pictures off. I tried installing TWRP so that I can do a backup, but the device is NOT rooted, and the DM security will not let me install a new recover image. The phone will stay on forever when in bootloader mode, but fastboot cannot "see" any attached devices. Is there any other way to get to my device's hard drive when this thing won't stay on long enough?
Any advice/suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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Download the exact same stock firmware you are currently on from Sammobile.com that way you almost eliminate your chances of a bootloop
for your device and flash it in odin in ap /pda slot as long as you don't wipe in recovery or do a nand erase your data should still be there
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[email protected] said:
Download the exact same stock firmware you are currently on from Sammobile.com that way you almost eliminate your chances of a bootloop
for your device and flash it in odin in ap /pda slot as long as you don't wipe in recovery or do a nand erase your data should still be there
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thanks...will go ahead and give this a try.
baddison said:
thanks...will go ahead and give this a try.
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did not work...turns out the harddrive is bad. device doesn't even stay on long enough to boot up after the firmware install. even opened it up and swapped out the battery. ended up resetting to factory default, which also did not complete successfully, cause the device keeps rebooting and doesn't stay on long enough for the reset to complete....
thanks anyway.
I seem to be having a problem with my phone, the thing is that I don't really know what caused it. I flashed a custom rom WalkerBlueV2 and everything was fine, but I wasn't liking the layout of the rom so i flashed back my stock rom. when I did, I noticed wifi was not turning on. So me just trying to get that faster download speed I just completely put it back in stock with SmartSwitch. And to no avail it wasn't working. I tried using 3 different stock firmwares from different sites. Each one didn't work. I'd appreciate if you guys can either name some fixes or something that can reenable my wifi capabilities. And I have tried several methods on all threads such as reflashing the kernel, going to stock several times. Even so far as to go and flash the metropcs J700T1 model. but nothing happens to wifi. It just stays on the light blue color and with the text "turing on..." I'm really desperate here
Thanks in advance.
Noobly300 said:
I seem to be having a problem with my phone, the thing is that I don't really know what caused it. I flashed a custom rom WalkerBlueV2 and everything was fine, but I wasn't liking the layout of the rom so i flashed back my stock rom. when I did, I noticed wifi was not turning on. So me just trying to get that faster download speed I just completely put it back in stock with SmartSwitch. And to no avail it wasn't working. I tried using 3 different stock firmwares from different sites. Each one didn't work. I'd appreciate if you guys can either name some fixes or something that can reenable my wifi capabilities. And I have tried several methods on all threads such as reflashing the kernel, going to stock several times. Even so far as to go and flash the metropcs J700T1 model. but nothing happens to wifi. It just stays on the light blue color and with the text "turing on..." I'm really desperate here
Thanks in advance.
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Try this method. Download Odin for your Windows OS and download the latest firmware for your J7 (J700TUVU3AQC3) from sammobile.com or updato.com. Extract the zip on your PC and open Odin. On your J7 go to the settings app and enabkr developer options and enter it. Tick OEM Unlock and USB debugging and untick verify apps via USB, if you don't enable these then your bootloader won't be unlocked and any USB update process will fail. Plug your J7 into your computer and go back to Odin and click the AP slot after Odin verifies your device is connected. Choose the extracted firmware file and after it passes the md5 go to settings (2nd tab) in Odin. Tick NandEraseAll, Phone Bootloader Update, FResetTime and turn off AutoReboot. Flash the file, once completed pull your battery, boot into recovery twice, again if you don't do this you just wasted your time. After going through the recovery setup you should be good. Let me know if it works and don't forget the thanks button bro.
Metabolic12 said:
Try this method. Download Odin for your Windows OS and download the latest firmware for your J7 (J700TUVU3AQC3) from sammobile.com or updato.com. Extract the zip on your PC and open Odin. On your J7 go to the settings app and enabkr developer options and enter it. Tick OEM Unlock and USB debugging and untick verify apps via USB, if you don't enable these then your bootloader won't be unlocked and any USB update process will fail. Plug your J7 into your computer and go back to Odin and click the AP slot after Odin verifies your device is connected. Choose the extracted firmware file and after it passes the md5 go to settings (2nd tab) in Odin. Tick NandEraseAll, Phone Bootloader Update, FResetTime and turn off AutoReboot. Flash the file, once completed pull your battery, boot into recovery twice, again if you don't do this you just wasted your time. After going through the recovery setup you should be good. Let me know if it works and don't forget the thanks button bro.
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Sorry I tried your method, twice to make sure I didn't mess up or anything. And nothing. Wifi still stays the same being not able to turn on. I do appreciate the effort though and I will hit that thanks button. If you got any other method I'd definitely encourage if you could share it. For my sake and possibly others in my situation.
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Sorry I tried your method, twice to make sure I didn't mess up or anything. And nothing. Wifi still stays the same being not able to turn on. I do appreciate the effort though and I will hit that thanks button. If you got any other method I'd definitely encourage if you could share it. For my sake and possibly others in my situation.
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I've got some ideas. PM me
Had same issue when I flash custom rom for j700p. Could not get wifi
to stay on so I went back to stock.
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Bee101 said:
Had same issue when I flash custom rom for j700p. Could not get wifi
to stay on so I went back to stock.
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Do you think you could copy the /etc/wifi folder and share it with me? I'd really appreciate it bud
I am facing same issue any solution??? :crying::crying::crying:
So i updated my phone automatically yesterday from the latest update, after it was done, i haven't been able to access my phone in anyway, it keeps on looping samsung logo and a window that says "This phone's bootloader is unlocked´and its software integrity can't be verified" and so on, ive tried to enter either Download mode and recovery mode, but none of the methods seems to have an affect on the phone at all, please help, thanks
Hmm if u have PC download Smart Switch and do Emergency Firmware recovery. That should fix it totally.
FakerS3 said:
Hmm if u have PC download Smart Switch and do Emergency Firmware recovery. That should fix it totally.
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- The phone does not show up on the pc either
Was your phone rooted? That could explain it.
riggerman0421 said:
Was your phone rooted? That could explain it.
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Yes
thorius95 said:
Yes
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Same issue here. s10e stuck in boot loop (between samsung logo and warning about the bootloader being unlocked) after yesterday's update.
So far I had no success putting the phone into recovery or download mode.
The phone was rooted, then flashed with custom ROM, then flashed again with stock firmware. I kept the bootloader unlocked because I read it was risky to re-lock the bootloader.
So, is it now hopelessly bricked?
chibuche said:
Same issue here. s10e stuck in boot loop (between samsung logo and warning about the bootloader being unlocked) after yesterday's update.
So far I had no success putting the phone into recovery or download mode.
The phone was rooted, then flashed with custom ROM, then flashed again with stock firmware. I kept the bootloader unlocked because I read it was risky to re-lock the bootloader.
So, is it now hopelessly bricked?
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Thats a good question, far as i know, my phone is unable to get any form of connection to the pc, not able to start up in recovery or download mode either. What i know for sure, there is a way out, we just have to find the way
Never attempt to update if you have rooted and made any changes to the system, deleted or added system apps, modified kernel, changed boot logo,etc.
thorius95 said:
Thats a good question, far as i know, my phone is unable to get any form of connection to the pc, not able to start up in recovery or download mode either. What i know for sure, there is a way out, we just have to find the way
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So, here's how I put the phone in download mode.
I left the battery to drain completely, then without pressing the power button, I pressed the volume down and Bixby button; and only then I plugged the cable. Without pressing the power button, the phone started straight into Download mode.
Now Odin sees the phone, I'm about to flash it with the stock firmware and see what happens.
thorius95 said:
Thats a good question, far as i know, my phone is unable to get any form of connection to the pc, not able to start up in recovery or download mode either. What i know for sure, there is a way out, we just have to find the way
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Maybe this thread helps: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s10/help/galaxy-s10-bootloop-updte-to-android-10-t4023201
It's probably Samsung's vaultkeeper that caused the bootloop.
thorius95 said:
Thats a good question, far as i know, my phone is unable to get any form of connection to the pc, not able to start up in recovery or download mode either. What i know for sure, there is a way out, we just have to find the way
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I just wanted to give an update of how I rescued my phone and kept all the information on the phone memory intact (this was one of the challenges, as I had some photos on it).
I put it in download mode by draining the battery, then tried to flash the updated firmware. It didn't work, leading once again to boot loop and all I could do was boot to the stock Android recovery - not helpful.
So I got it to download mode again and flashed the stock firmware it originally came with (prior to the update). In Odin, I put HOME_CSC in the CSC field, to keep the phone memory from being erased. This solved it.
Hope this info can help someone having the same issue.
So, I have a really really odd situation. I have an MDM on my phone, MASS360. I typed in the phone's password wrong too many times, and it locked me out of the phone. The phone says to reach out to the IT Department to fix it. I reached out to the IT Department, but they weren't able to fix it. So I have a bit of a conundrum. OEM Unlock is off, and so is USB debugging. I cant unlock the phone to turn them on. I also can't factory reset (even from the recovery menu) because of the MDM's policy. Is there a way to Sideload a file or something to factory reset the phone? Any other ways that I can factory reset the phone? I'd also be fine with installing another ROM on the phone if its possible.
Phone info: Samsung Galaxy J327U
jordanbw1 said:
So, I have a really really odd situation. I have an MDM on my phone, MASS360. I typed in the phone's password wrong too many times, and it locked me out of the phone. The phone says to reach out to the IT Department to fix it. I reached out to the IT Department, but they weren't able to fix it. So I have a bit of a conundrum. OEM Unlock is off, and so is USB debugging. I cant unlock the phone to turn them on. I also can't factory reset (even from the recovery menu) because of the MDM's policy. Is there a way to Sideload a file or something to factory reset the phone? Any other ways that I can factory reset the phone? I'd also be fine with installing another ROM on the phone if its possible.
Phone info: Samsung Galaxy J327U
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flash factory firmware in Odin
Youdoofus said:
flash factory firmware in Odin
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Thanks so much! I didn't realize you could flash stock firmware without OEM unlock.
jordanbw1 said:
Thanks so much! I didn't realize you could flash stock firmware without OEM unlock.
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you bet! Welcome to XDA btw!
I have almost exactly the same issue. I was tinkering with MDM 'force PIN' and then stupidly removed the device (Samsung SM -T505) from MDM (Scalefusion) before disabling the PIN lock. Now the PIN is not recognised, I can't get into the the home screen at all because of the PIN, the recovery menu is missing wipe data/factory reset and (of course) USB debugging is NOT enabled. If I try to flash a stock ROM, ODIN reports 'SetupConnection..' but eventually times out without sending anything. ADB devices list is empty. However, I can get into ADB sideload from the recovery menu and ADB devices (on the PC) then shows a device in sideload mode. I tried loading the Samsung stock ZIP, but the tablet reported signing errors and quit.
Is it possible to sideload a stock rom? Or a 'force factory reset' zip file of some sort? Or perhaps from SD card?Choosing the bootloader menu shows 'Fasboot Mode' in red with device state - locked (also in red.
I m not trying to crack an ebay cheepy or anything else (I have the receipt to prove purchase), but I REALLY need to get back into this darned thing! I suppose at least one can say that the Knox system works well!.
Any offerings, please?!!
/AJC