Hey bros i've finally fixed my hardbricked rog 3 and i'm super happy. My phone got hardbricked like this.
i unlocked the bootloader and usb debugging, turned on FTP, i was about to root the phone, the phone is on 80% charge. I pluged in the usb c original cable on my phone side port first and then pluged into the pc type c port. but unluckily my hands was on the buttons, i don't know maybe all the buttons were pressed at once and at that time i plugged in the cable.
As soon as i plugged in the phone got all black. No turning on, no USB, no nothing. Didn't even recognized as a bulk or QS USB device. But whenever i pushed the both VOL button the indicator light would flash. So i at least knew it was not dead dead. Many days passed by just to search up the solution. I tried EDL cable, different cables, all kinds of tutorials. But nothing worked, because there was no USB connection.
But today i plugged in my phone and it suddenly showed the bootloader is on and file integrity can not be assured and ........................ those lines . I though what how what happened. so i charged up my phone for a little bit and i long press the power button and amazing it turned on , no bootloader no flush , it just turned on. Maybe i just got lucky , or maybe because i didn't flush any rom in the first place so the main rom remained.......... anyway i got my rog 3 back, ima go play some Call Of Duty ,,,,,,
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Ok so I tried to flash the new provision rom, but something went wrong somewhere. After i flashed it, cwm said eveything was fien and installed, so I rebooted. Once the phone rebooted, it was stuck at the galaxy s 4g screen, I tried to get it into recovery, didnt work, and Im trying to get it into download mode. I tried the 3 different methods, but it always gets stuck at that screen. Before anyone asks, I tried take out battery, plug cable into comp, hold buttons, put battery in, plug in usb, and it still goes straight to that screen and doesnt change
Try plugging usb in computer, firmly holding vol up/down and plug usb into phone without battery. If you get into download mode then put battery in.
ried, phone doesnt turn on, even tried with another cable. and port isnt broken
somebody help please? another issue is that when i plug in the usb, the phone doesnt turn on, have to put in battery for it to turn on
Does this computer have the drivers for the SGS4G on it? Those are necessary to get into download mode.
With the USB cord plugged into the computer, and the battery in the phone, hold vol up, then vol down, and plug the phone in while still holding those buttons. That worked for me when I had to restore through download mode.
And the phone cannot be already starting to boot, it must be completely in the off state.
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already got it, thank you though
How did you get it to work? Mines doing the same thing right now, and what method did you use to restore?
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Pull the battery out for a minute and put it back in. Hold Vol+&Vol- while plugging in the usb cable that is already attached to a PC on a good USB port. Should go into download mode.
USB Jig
If this doesn't work, you can either make your own usb jig with a 301k resistor or buy one from mobiletechvideos.com.
To make one, just get a micro-usb breakout board, and solder a 301k resistor (or 300k + 1k in series... any wattage/tolerance) between the id and gnd pins.
I got my usb break out board from sparkfun.
Unless your sbl is hosed, this will always work.
I was using Odin to flash the Gingerbread boot loaders on my phone when the laptop reset while writing part of the boot loader. the phone went black and had red pixels on the screen not it wont power on and acts like there is nothing on the phone no Samsung logo or anything. is this phone a brick now? when i plug it it to the computer it doesn't even pick up the comm port.
Are you saying that by holding both Vol keys, with the usb cable in then putting in the battery that you can not access Download mode?
Have you tried different cables?
Have you tried to gently wiggle the cable where it plugs into the Infuse?
Truckerglenn said:
Are you saying that by holding both Vol keys, with the usb cable in then putting in the battery that you can not access Download mode?
Have you tried different cables?
Have you tried to gently wiggle the cable where it plugs into the Infuse?
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Yes that's right I get nothing when doing that, tried another cable and a different PC still nothing
I just did that to my phone last night. Your phone does turn on that is why you see the red pixels. The way I fixed mine was to remove the battery. Disabled my security software. Ran odin as admin. Held in the volume buttons then plugged in the micro usb into the phone. Odin picked up the phone and I was able to flash it. I also used the same process to fix a white screened infuse.
I have an infuse that works great except for the fact that everytime I plug the usb into the phone it shuts off the phone. The phone is factory I have not altered it or anything. I have tried multiple cables and different ports on my laptop and desktop. The battery is stock like I said it only happens when you plug the usb cable up to the phone while the phone is in normal mode. It does not occur when in download mode or recovery. I just bought this off of ebay is this a simple fix or should I just send it back. Thanks in advance and be gentle this is my first post. If I posted in the wrong place my apologies.
Hello. I found my old Lumia 1020 and I decided to try and turn it on. However when I connected it to the charger all it does is flashing the middle button (windows logo) as what it normally does at the first few second of charging. So I tried connecting it to the laptop and same thing. Any ideas?
Hi, SavoTS
I guess the chances are that battery-juice might have dried up, possibility.
Have you tried Soft-Reset-ing your Lumia?
1. Press and hold the volume keys and power button together for 3-5 seconds.
2. The phone should soft-reset.
Please tell me what you've tried?
Also, The USB Port on your phone or the USB cable might be in bad-shape. This can cause the phone to not charge much and being stuck at the blinking Home button (Windows logo).
I have had bad USB port causing charging issues and giving me trouble while transferring data - I simply replaced it with a spare.
What have you tried so far?
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Hi, SavoTS
I guess the chances are that battery-juice might have dried up, possibility.
Have you tried Soft-Reset-ing your Lumia?
1. Press and hold the volume keys and power button together for 3-5 seconds.
2. The phone should soft-reset.
Please tell me what you've tried?
Also, The USB Port on your phone or the USB cable might be in bad-shape. This can cause the phone to not charge much and being stuck at the blinking Home button (Windows logo).
I have had bad USB port causing charging issues and giving me trouble while transferring data - I simply replaced it with a spare.
What have you tried so far?
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The cable is totally fine because I use it to charge my other phone and it works fine. Tried the soft reset button combo and it didn't work. When I connected it to the pc it wasn't recognized. I haven't taken it apart but even if I do I don't have spare phones to take anything and use it.
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The cable is totally fine because I use it to charge my other phone and it works fine. Tried the soft reset button combo and it didn't work. When I connected it to the pc it wasn't recognized. I haven't taken it apart but even if I do I don't have spare phones to take anything and use it.
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i have this pc problem just charging not recognize. I gone changed replace new charging port and pc problem is solved it's working perfectly
If the battery is totally drained you should try a charging device, be patient and have the Lumia for hours on the loader. Also check the USB port, there may be tons of dust inside. Yes, it took me about ten minutes to clean a micro USB port, so just try it.
Best regards,
Joachim
I bought this new phone on Nov 6. This is how I bricked it....
Xperia 5 ii won't work with Type-A to Type-C cable at all and my computer just don't have a type-c port, so I tried OTG with USB disk. Although the disk was mounted, I couldn't find it in a third party explorer (ZArchiver/SolidExplorer), however the built-in explorer couldn't copy the file into the phone somehow, so I tried to reboot the phone, aaaaand it is bricked...... Push the power button for a looooong time, no response. Plug in the power cable, no response, LED not even lighten up.
well I guess OTG is a pretty dangerous feature since it mess up with voltage in the power module, and two of my previous phones died of power problems, namely Samsung S2 and Xiaomi Note.
Is there any way to confirm whether it is a dead brick before i go and return the phone?
Not the solution, but mine works fine with usb a to usb c cable connection to my computer. Had been using that for transferring old data into it.
viperc said:
Not the solution, but mine works fine with usb a to usb c cable connection to my computer. Had been using that for transferring old data into it.
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oh I should change my description into "my Xperia 5 ii won't work with any of my A to C cables" lol, maybe they are too old to be compatible? no idea though
Have you tried pressing power button + volume buttons for 30 seconds?
Also OTG should only be able to charge another device, so you might be lucky and didn't fry your Sony phone.
SeriousFlash said:
Have you tried pressing power button + volume buttons for 30 seconds?
Also OTG should only be able to charge another device, so you might be lucky and didn't fry your Sony phone.
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!!!! long press power + volume really did work XD my phone vibrated 1x following 3x then I could power it up again ~~~
after looking up on Google i found that power + volume up would force shutdown the phone, which quite surprised me because i've been using android since 2012 and somehow never heard of this before. I know that long pressing power button would force reboot though, but it never came to my mind that there could be a way to force shutdown.
Thank you very much! That saved me a lot of time and saved me from a bad day lol
dejavu_walnut said:
I bought this new phone on Nov 6. This is how I bricked it....
Xperia 5 ii won't work with Type-A to Type-C cable at all and my computer just don't have a type-c port, so I tried OTG with USB disk. Although the disk was mounted, I couldn't find it in a third party explorer (ZArchiver/SolidExplorer), however the built-in explorer couldn't copy the file into the phone somehow, so I tried to reboot the phone, aaaaand it is bricked...... Push the power button for a looooong time, no response. Plug in the power cable, no response, LED not even lighten up.
well I guess OTG is a pretty dangerous feature since it mess up with voltage in the power module, and two of my previous phones died of power problems, namely Samsung S2 and Xiaomi Note.
Is there any way to confirm whether it is a dead brick before i go and return the phone?
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This is odd since my works with Type-A to Type-C cable. It's a short Sony cable which i received to charge my WF-1000XM3 earbuds.
vyp54 said:
This is odd since my works with Type-A to Type-C cable. It's a short Sony cable which i received to charge my WF-1000XM3 earbuds.
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I was online with Sony Support this morning because my Xperia 5 II had shut down, wouldn't power on, wouldn't charge. In my chat we the support guy he said you should not charge your phone from a laptop. After 12 hours of panic my phone showed a graphic for zero battery. I plugged my cable in and got the red LED light. Phone went on and fully charged. I have to idea what happened but don't try to charge with a Thunderbolt4 cable.
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I was online with Sony Support this morning because my Xperia 5 II had shut down, wouldn't power on, wouldn't charge. In my chat we the support guy he said you should not charge your phone from a laptop. After 12 hours of panic my phone showed a graphic for zero battery. I plugged my cable in and got the red LED light. Phone went on and fully charged. I have to idea what happened but don't try to charge with a Thunderbolt4 cable.
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I had my Xperia 5 II for a year now. 70% of total charging was done using USB C to USB C cable from a laptop Thunderbolt port.
I have no idea why Sony has autistic support that scares users. I almost charged my Xperia from any USB socket I could find (be it either A or C) and it still runs like a charm.