So I tried changing the font on my phone using iFont, but when my phone restarted it became stuck on the lg logo and I can't figure out how to fix it. No, I don't have a custom recovery, nor does the lgl35g have its own flashing tool. Since I can't get past the lg logo, I can't use adb and I've looked into lgmdp, but none of the models listed in the program is for my phone model. I'm at a loss for what I should do, and replacing the phone isn't an option for me right now. I'm willing to go to great lengths to fix this issue
Drahcir-II said:
So I tried changing the font on my phone using iFont, but when my phone restarted it became stuck on the lg logo and I can't figure out how to fix it. No, I don't have a custom recovery, nor does the lgl35g have its own flashing tool. Since I can't get past the lg logo, I can't use adb and I've looked into lgmdp, but none of the models listed in the program is for my phone model. I'm at a loss for what I should do, and replacing the phone isn't an option for me right now. I'm willing to go to great lengths to fix this issue
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hello, thank you to all the helpers.
i got a new lg g2 d802 32 gb phone, and of course tried to root and put twrp on it. the root went well but i was unsuccessful at putting the twrp on it.
when i tried going into the twrp it got stuck in fastboot mode. after some research i learned what to do and started flashing the root files.
i didn't realize that there are designated files for every phone (stupid, right?). now my phone wont go into download mode, recovery mode,
or fastboot, and every time i turn it on it goes into the welcome setup of the d800, stays there for a couple of minutes and reboots.
my windows does not recognize it, and running ubuntu on vmware doesn't either.
is there a fix out there or is the phone gone?
please help!!!
Hi,
Often flashing files not made for our exact device make and model number can brick devices, or hopefully just cause issues we can fix. I suggest you ask the experts who own your device for help in this dedicated help thread for your device ,
> LG G2 > G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting > [HELP THREAD][Noob Friendly] LG G2 Ask any question
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I recently bricked my lg risio trying to flash something. when i turn it on it shows the LG logo and says security error and then shuts down. i tried putting it download mode. My computer detects it but will not allow me access to what is on the phone. I gave up and tried to factory reset it, only to see the same error screen. I rooted and installed mods on my old HTC before, but have since forgotten this lengthy process. Someone please help. Thank you
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I recently bricked my lg risio trying to flash something. when i turn it on it shows the LG logo and says security error and then shuts down. i tried putting it download mode. My computer detects it but will not allow me access to what is on the phone. I gave up and tried to factory reset it, only to see the same error screen. I rooted and installed mods on my old HTC before, but have since forgotten this lengthy process. Someone please help. Thank you
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I just have the problem that I may have bricked my LG G Stylo MS631. I had factory reset it after I found it on the side of the road, and upon booting it back up, it had Factory Reset Protection asking me to login. Somehow my friend managed to flash a firmware file from his PC, but it was the wrong file, so it wound up bricked. He did this twice more after unbricking it, but after the third, he was unable to unbrick it and he handed it back to me. So now I'm here. I cant boot the phone up, I cant get into download mode, but when I connect it to my PC, (Windows 10), it thinks for a second, then displays an error about the last USB device I plugged in was not recongnized by windows and may be damaged. Any ideas on what to do to fix this absurdly huge phone?
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I just have the problem that I may have bricked my LG G Stylo MS631. I had factory reset it after I found it on the side of the road, and upon booting it back up, it had Factory Reset Protection asking me to login. Somehow my friend managed to flash a firmware file from his PC, but it was the wrong file, so it wound up bricked. He did this twice more after unbricking it, but after the third, he was unable to unbrick it and he handed it back to me. So now I'm here. I cant boot the phone up, I cant get into download mode, but when I connect it to my PC, (Windows 10), it thinks for a second, then displays an error about the last USB device I plugged in was not recongnized by windows and may be damaged. Any ideas on what to do to fix this absurdly huge phone?
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need help with this phone. I rooted it using Kingo, followed some instructions to set up a partition and then did a factory reset/wipe.
now the phone is stuck in a boot loop. Droid stood up with blue cage spinning and progress bar above.
The phone wont go into recovery mode or download mode either so most of the tutorials ive seen are fairly useless to me and the only other i have come across intended for "noobs" goes on about scripts and adb - both of which i have no idea about.
Is there a way I can just get the phone back to factory default?
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need help with this phone. I rooted it using Kingo, followed some instructions to set up a partition and then did a factory reset/wipe.
now the phone is stuck in a boot loop. Droid stood up with blue cage spinning and progress bar above.
The phone wont go into recovery mode or download mode either so most of the tutorials ive seen are fairly useless to me and the only other i have come across intended for "noobs" goes on about scripts and adb - both of which i have no idea about.
Is there a way I can just get the phone back to factory default?
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Hi,
I'm pretty new to tinkering with Android and mobile devices in general.
I was tasked by a family member to try and "repair" a non-working Lenovo tablet. As per the title, it seems like the problem is that it is stuck in boot loop. Here is about as much detail as I can come up with right now. Most or all of this is new stuff to me, so I apologize in advance if I misuse terms or misapply concepts; it's what I could gather over a bit of online searching.
- The tablet is owned by a non-tinkerer / casual user, so has the stock OS (I'm not entirely certain myself which, Jelly Bean?), hasn't been modded, no ROM installed, not rooted, not in USB debugging mode, unless these were a default setting to begin with.
- Upon power up, the tablet won't get passed the Lenovo logo, which seems like a boot loop and not a "brick state" as a lot of people often jump to. I could not say what was done prior to the first instance of this. The user probably didn't do anything fancier than downloading and using apps.
- I booted into recovery mode (hold power button and volume ±), wiped cache and a reset to factory, to no avail, still getting a boot loop.
- I'm not certain how to call it, but I can boot up in a different mode by holding power button and volume down, which gives me a few options and ends up displaying "Cold booting Linux" along with the Lenovo logo, but this still goes nowhere.
- I tried to sideload a few things over ADB, including factory firmware, but it always ends the same: "Installation Aborted". These were all .zip files, which I understand is the way to go. Maybe I didn't have an exactly correct file for the tablet?
I'm posting here because I'm pretty much out of ideas, any semblance of progress has stalled and I am only willing to spend so much time trying to revive an old tablet. Seems to me like the rooting and USB debug settings might be a problem at this point and I don't think it's fixable from here on.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
isgen
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isgen said:
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Let me know if this is not the correct board or website for solving my issue.
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I couldn't find much information about your device here. Try posting your query in Android Q&A,Help and Troubleshooting or in the friendly Q&A thread here->[Ask Any Question][Newbie Friendly]. Experts there may be able to help you.
Good luck
Art Vanderlay said:
Hi and welcome to XDA.
I couldn't find much information about your device here. Try posting your query in Android Q&A,Help and Troubleshooting or in the friendly Q&A thread here->[Ask Any Question][Newbie Friendly]. Experts there may be able to help you.
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I'll look into these places, thank you Mr. Costanza.