Hi, i must go fully back to stock, but can't flash stock rom by flashtool and xperia companion. Xperia Companion stays on waiting for phone and flashtool says loader.sin error.
I tried everything and can't go on with that. I was on stock 32.4.a.0.160 and patched kernel with unlocked bootloader. I tried to flash kernel from stock rom, so I extracted it with flashtool, flashed and phone stays on SONY logo now.
Any one can help? For me know, I can only go with custom rom, because i still have twrp working.
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I have xperia e with 11.3.A.047 and locked bootloader
I want to flash the latest firmware so I downloaded the latest .33 ftf and drivers and flashtool
Then in flash tool I selected the ftf and when it says to connect phone I connected it while holding volume down in flash mode
And after an hour it still says flashing data and nothing flashed
I have flashed Sony Xperia Concept Marshmallow Ftf. After that i was unable to flash anything using recovery. i thought that doing a full wipe including system could work but i got stuck with no os installed. Now i am stuck with no os in my device. Device switches on perfectly, enters fastboot, flashmode but still cannot flash anything except kernel images using flashtool when i try to flash in flashtool it just open ta partition 1 and dumps it and does the same for the ta partition 2. I just want to know if there is anyother way to flash os into my device. Thank you guys. Device Model: D6653,BL UNLOCKED AND RECOVERY INSTALLED. I HAVE THE TA BACKUP IF IT HELPS:good:
EDIT: MANAGED TO FIX IT USING EMMA, THANK YOU
Use PC Companion and repair the phone with it.
Device is not displayed in pc companion
Maybe you should try to reinstall the device drivers.
My phone is bricked when I tried tl install recovery. Now it is not turning on please help
Does fastboot work?
Flash another recovery via fastboot, if not, try Flashtool to flash stock
If flashmode and fastboot are fine then dont worry, use flashtool to flash stock fw. If you want recovery for stock, flash a kernel which has recovery, for example, kernel extended v6 or twrp 2.7.0.0 for taoshan.
with flashtool you can restore your mobile to my I spend the last version could not install the version 0.18 and I could carry back to the mobile phone version of manufactures and and again to install recovery and return the room that you like.
Hi all,
I have an Xperia Z3 Model 6603
I have unlocked the boot loader for the Xperia Z3 as per sony instructions
I then ran the command: fastboot flash boot boot.img loading the "Advance Stock Kernel with CWM Recovery v01 (FW: 23.0.A.2.93)" as per: [D66XX] CWM-Based Recovery 6.0.4.7 + ROOT for Xperia Z3 [20140928] thread.
I am now stuck in a boot loop that I cannot escape from.
I can still access Fast boot but I am unable to flash a .FTF with FlashTool to re-flash back to a working phone.
I have also attempted to reload the device by trying to install from .Zip via CWM. Still no joy.
Any suggestions on how to recover the device back to stock at all?
Pc companion now repair phone
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Hi, I have the same problem with my old z3. Iuse it as a remote for my android tv. It started to boot loop yesterday. It is not possible to flash it using pc companion or flash tool. I will wait until the battery drains out and leave it for a day before trying again.
Hi,
i want to root my new Xperia Z3. It was never rooted before. I installed the last Version of Flashtool and installed the Drivers (Fastboot, Flashtool and Z3 Driver). I downloaded the Stock "D6603_23.0.A.2.93_Generic_20GLOBAL.ftf" and tried to flash it with Flashtool (on Windows 7). After flashing and restart the Device i come to the question of the Language settings. Here there are some messages that processes are stopped and the Device reboots. I tried this twice with the .93 fimrmware and once with the .98 firmware, with the same result. I've installed a new Firmware with PC Companion and flashed the .93 firmware again - again with bootloop.
What can i do o install a Firmware that can be rooted