Hey guys, i have little problem.
I don't know how to turn on recovery mode in my friend's GOCLEVER Quantum 2 500 lite.
I tried several key combinations and nothing worked. Only thing is that when i hold vol+ and power button it boots in something like factory mode but with chinese letters
I checked them all but there are functions like test camera, lcd etc but no wipe data (thats what im looking for). Maybe you know something about that phone. I need to wipe the data because the phone dont want to turn on due to some android file problem. Wiping it through adb command sounds nice, but i dont know how to turn on download mode, and if adb works in that mode.
Thanks for help !
Nevermind, I figured it out. For others: push and hold power button then
immediately push vol- and hold both, when the screen lights up release only power button.
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Hi everybody! Im new here and maybe my english is bad (sorry for that) but i have big problem!
I have HOXL (at&t) with twrp recovery and i flash Cleanrom v preview build BUT i forget to do factory reset before that.Now my phone is stuck on the boot animation and i can't do anything,even i can't connect with usb cable with my computer(led is not lightening)
Can somebody tell me how can i go into the bootloader or anything that can fix this problem?
Just hold the power button until the phone resets. Let off the power button for half a second then press it again and hold it and also hold vol (-) until you get into bootloader. From there select recovery.
Remember, no matter what if your phone is powered on, pressing and holding power WILL reset the phone. Its a hardware feature to simulate a bettery pull.
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18th.abn said:
Just hold the power button until the phone resets. Let off the power button for half a second then press it again and hold it and also hold vol (-) until you get into bootloader. From there select recovery.
Remember, no matter what if your phone is powered on, pressing and holding power WILL reset the phone. Its a hardware feature to simulate a bettery pull.
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Thank you very much man !!! You save me !!!
Thats what we do. Next time u see a guy with the same issue, YOU save him and maybe someday he'll save me. Thats why xda is the best:beer:
Oh it also can benefit others if you modify the thread title to include (Fixed) or similar
I recently rooted my new Gooapple V5-3g. Everything was going fine and I was starting to download apps from Google Play, add contacts, etc. I was listening to the fm radio today and turned the volume down, then tried to turn it back up. It would not respond when I used the volume + button, so I tried to reboot. I powered down, then held the power button to power back up. Although I did not hold the volume + button while I was pressing the power button, it went straight into Recovery mode. Every time I reboot, it goes straight back to Recovery. If I power off, then back on again, straight to Recovery mode. I accidentally went into factory mode (trying every combination of buttons to override my 'stuck' volume + button) and did a Key Test...VlmUp was the only key that failed.
Would this be most likely to indicate a hardware problem? Or is there something that I could have done to cause this (by rooting)? And does anyone have the slightest clue if there is something I could do to fix it?
I bought the phone from Android-sale about a month ago. The only problem I noticed when I first started playing with it was that auto-rotate would not work in text-mode (tried setting it every-which-way in both settings and the android pull-down menu, to no avail. It works in everything else. Other than that, the volume button/Recovery mode is my first issue.
Any and all advise is greatly appreciated!
stucked in factory mode
I am stucked in this "Factory Mode" with these options available...
full test
item test
test report
clear flash
version
reboot
Please advise me what to do..... is it bricked......? i felt so helpless.
see picture. It doesn't recognise any rom at all.
Thought I would share my experience with this PITA tablet.
Just spent a few days scratching my head trying to factory reset a Lexibook Barbie MFC190BBEN model Android tablet.
It belongs to a 7 year old girl who put a password lock on it for some reason then forgot her password (much to her Mum's annoyance).
The Lexibook support site suggests going into settings and selecting factory reset.
Obviously this cannot be done as the tablet is locked so their next suggestion is to send it back for 'out of warranty' repair!
Some serious googling got me as far as recovery mode (sort of) which involves the reset button being pressed with a paperclip whilst pressing the power button and volume up at the same time whilst connected to a pc via usb.
This gets you a blank tablet screen, adb access but no fastboot and the adb is very limited and stops responding to simple commands.
It uses a Rockchip processor but most of the drivers do not give a stable connection.
After lots of trying to get stable connections so I can push a custom recovery (or get anything at all to talk to the damn tablet) I found that if you disonnect the usb cable and reset the tablet with the reset button you need to hold BOTH volume buttons then press the power button for a couple of seconds..keep holding the volume buttons and you should get the Android robot with a red exclamation mark.
From here I reconnected to the pc and adb could now see a device in recovery mode but with a serial of 0123456789ABCDEF
Still no joy with any adb commands....
Just a few reboots to blank screen again with no adb.
So I reset again and held the two volume buttons to get back to the Android with red exclamation mark again.
Some more googling found a different type of Rockchip based tablet that suggested NOW pressing the power button and volume up quickly..........
Well it turns out this tablet DOES have its own recovery!!!
No amount of googling told me this!!
So after days of messing about with drivers and button presses it turns out it is a simple task to reset from recovery.
You use the volume keys to choose from the minimal options in the recovery menu and use power to select.
Due to the amount of googling I did with no answers that worked (or even came close to an answer) I thought I would share this in the hope it would save someone else from pulling their hair out and keep their child happy!
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you're legend, mate ... I've been trying to put google services and youtube on it for ages. Now it seems it can be done!
No mater how i press the buttons the android robot never appears just the normal start screen please describe the key pressing combination again
Press the reset button with a paperclip whilst you hold BOTH volume buttons then press the power button for a couple of seconds.
Keep holding the volume buttons and you should get the Android robot with a red exclamation mark.
NOW press the power button and volume up quickly..
This should get you into 'recovery'
Thank you. I ll give it a go. Do you know who makes the barbie tablet? I would like to get inttouch with them if it doesn't work.
Hey guys
This might seem basic. Of course I can use adb or the buttons to get to the bootloader/fastboot. But occasionally when I'm messing with my n5, I do something that forces a reboot, or maybe I accidently hit the wrong key, or don't do the buttons right - now it's booting up, but, as often happens at these times, now you have to wait for the applications to 'optimize'.
That takes a good long while with 200+ apps! I know I can hold the power and force another reboot, but I can never seem to get it to go to the bootloader while forcing a boot by holding the power/vol+/vol- .
Am I missing something, or is there no way to "abort" a boot, and somehow get to fastboot mode ?
On my old phones, I would pull the battery, jumping straight to "power off" mode, then hold the vol and power like usual and be off to the races.
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Hey guys
This might seem basic. Of course I can use adb or the buttons to get to the bootloader/fastboot. But occasionally when I'm messing with my n5, I do something that forces a reboot, or maybe I accidently hit the wrong key, or don't do the buttons right - now it's booting up, but, as often happens at these times, now you have to wait for the applications to 'optimize'.
That takes a good long while with 200+ apps! I know I can hold the power and force another reboot, but I can never seem to get it to go to the bootloader while forcing a boot by holding the power/vol+/vol- .
Am I missing something, or is there no way to "abort" a boot, and somehow get to fastboot mode ?
On my old phones, I would pull the battery, jumping straight to "power off" mode, then hold the vol and power like usual and be off to the races.
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To force a reboot into fastboot mode, hold Power + Vol down. You can do it whenever you want.
That's ^ the procedure... For me the easiest is to hooks power to force reboot once it vibrates and starts to go black let go of power and hold volume down to get into bootloader.
Hi guys, this is my very first thread so here goes nothing,
I recently damaged my S8 + power button and it is no longer operational, however i have been able to boot to download mode and reset device after it going flat and not turning back on and staying in a bootloop while plugged in. Any way so my new problem is that it went flat again and i plugged it into charge and it automatically boots into recovery mode and when i manage to get it into download mode pressing volume up or down does not work. Any way to fix this and get my phone back up and running?
I can definitely see that being a ***** because you need the power button in sequence with Bixby and a vol button to get to download mode or recovery. Id prob root the phone and install quick shortcuts app that gives you on/off/reboot/restart/ options it might help you. But replacing the power button is a simple procedure and I'm sure it's very cheap to. Id fix that button and problem solved.