Hello, I want to unlock the bootloader for my zte grand x2 (z850) so i can root my device.
I have tried unlocking the adb fastboot way but my phone won't go into bootloader so that didn't work.
I have also tried kingroot, kingoroot, iroot, and rootgenuis. Now this semi worked because with bot iroot and kingroot i got a succeeded when rooting but when the phone reboots it gets stuck at the booting process with a black screen and red led. After this happens the only way to get my phone back up is to wipe data and cache in phone recovery.
So i can only think that its becaue of the bootloader, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
i just got a Doogee dg300 from a friend and tried to update to a custom ROM to make it run more smoothly.
I installed CWM with the help of MTKDroid 2.5.3 and then installed MediaMod5 ROM through CWM.
Everything worked fine.
Clever me then decides to try out OBSIPOP5 ROM (cannot post link yet, new user)
Installed through CWM, now stuck in Bootloop.
Unable to enter download mode.
Unable to enter Recovery.
If i press any button or plug in the phone to an USB cable, phone shows: google logo -> white screen -> restart -> google logo -> ...
Any advise will be greatly appreciated!
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I have an LG V400 which I successfully rooted using KingRoot. I installed Flashify on it and flashed a TWRP image from techbeasts.com. I then used Flashify's built in "Boot into Recovery" option. On boot,
Code:
ERROR: Boot certification verify
was written in small print at the top left corner of the tablet. It was stuck there for about 15 minutes, until I hard rebooted it and it came to the lock screen. However, I can not reset the tablet to factory defaults (it need to reboot to do that), nor do I have a backup image of the tablet before the failed installation. If I try to reboot the device, it shows the same error on boot until you hard reboot it. How can I get out of this? (preferably reset the tablet to factory defaults).
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I've been trying to get SuperSU on my new phone for hours yesterday and hours today and it seems that absolutely every method I try has some kind of error somewhere and it's getting extremely frustrating. The only actual root I've been able to accomplish is with Kingroot, but I only wanted to use that to install SuperSU and then uninstall Kingroot with it, but it refused to install so I just uninstalled Kingroot and am back at square one.
After literally hours I finally managed to get ADB to see my LG Pheonix 2 so that I could boot in to recovery mode. That is seemingly the only way to do it (besides Kingroot) because I've found absolutely nothing anywhere specifying how to do this with the buttons on the phone and no known methods for other phone models have worked on mine. Well, I'm finally into it, but to no surprise there's another problem--the dead Android icon is displayed over a black background without the recovery menu. I have some hope left that if I can access the recovery menu I'll be able to root my device with SuperSU. So, with that said, how can I make the recovery menu come up when I'm on the screen with the dead Android logo?
Also, my phone doesn't seem to have any fastboot or bootloader page either. All it does is reboot the device like normal
Any help would be extremely appreciated :crying:
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I rooted my Android, S5 using Odin.
Everything was fine.
I installed Xposed Framework using Flashify and my rebooted my phone, and then the problem occurs.
Im stuck at the Samsung logo screen forever.
I have tried wipe cache. I have tried wipe/factory reset in Recovery mode. Nothing seems to work
Also, my recovery mode is the Android Recovery one, not TWRP or anything. I haven't been able and I don't know how to make TWRP my recovery.
Now I am stuck with a rooted android that stays stuck at boot.
I am downloading an official stock ROM and will install it from Odin, hopefully getting back my phone to square one.
Do you guys have any tips/advice/help? I am very frustraed and I don't know what to do..
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So, My ZTE Z828 (ZTE Avid PLUS) has done something that I never could have thought would be possible. During a factory reset, (and the phone was rooted By the way), It deleted it's core permission table, Luckily I have a backup, But I can't get it moved back onto the phone.
Somehow, The phone boots, But it is stuck on the setup wizard, And after I click next after connecting to Wi-Fi, It just restarts the setup wizard process.
Any ideas on how I can restore this file?
The phone has a FTM Mode, which has USB Debugging mode working to some extent..
And I can temp root it with FTM mode.
lastly the phone is running Android 5.1.1.
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