Is there anyway to reboot to recovery using bugjaeger adb? I think my GW4 has a problem with power button I cant do hard reset
You tried to hold BOTH Keys for few SecondS...
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What buttons do I need to press to get this phone into recovery mode. Absolutely nothing comes up when I try to google it or search for this phone it's driving me nuts. I've got it into download mode no problem but recovery I can't find a process on.
I know there are multiple threads that tell you how, but after you flash CMW and are turning your phone on you want to hold down the power button, volume up, and the home button. When the Samsung logo comes up, let go of the power button but hold down the others. That will take you into recovery.
adb reboot recovery
yyhd said:
adb reboot recovery
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Is this in a terminal on a computer or in terminal emulator? On the phone I've been using:
su
reboot recovery
binglejellsx2 said:
Is this in a terminal on a computer or in terminal emulator? On the phone I've been using:
su
reboot recovery
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That's using adb on a computer attached to your phone. adb is part of the Android SDK.
Thanks. I'm not big on the command-line stuff. I just copy/paste the lines when instructed to do so.
If you're rooted, you can also use an app like Quick Boot.
Anyway to get into stock recovery without working volume buttons?
tonyb81 said:
Anyway to get into stock recovery without working volume buttons?
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Can you boot the phone? If so, use Rom Manager to boot into recovery from the main options menu.
trev869 said:
Can you boot the phone? If so, use Rom Manager to boot into recovery from the main options menu.
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not sure if this will work as he says he's on stock. unless it's stock rooted by attn1 that is.
otherwise, if you have the android sdk and/or adb installed, you can just pass open a command prompt in the folder with adb and connect your phone over usb (make sure debugging mode is enabled via settings --> apps --> development). then in the command prompt, simply type adb reboot recovery.
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Even when you use ROM manager to boot into recovery how are you going to use recovery without your volume buttons working?
Sent from my Desire HD using XDA App
As long as the power (enter) button works, you ate okay. The menu softkey will scroll down and the return will take you back one menu.
Edit: are okay
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Tried that and all you get is the rom manager picture in the middle of the screen.
What version has those options in it ?
Have found a program in Desire HD development.
You can change your recovery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1161710
Volume buttons not needed....
tonyb81 said:
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Yes with adb command line, in the PC typing "adb reboot recovery", this method working very fine too if your phone stuck in boot loop and the volume keys not working, for this problem the steps are:
1. remove battery
2. insert battery and put the cover
3. conect the usb cable to pc and phone
4. waiting 10 seconds and with adb command line in the PC typing "adb reboot recovery" and the phone restart in recovery mode and here you navigate with the touch buttons home= up menu=down search=enter
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Firstly, the power button has gone faulty on my Nexus S and I am due to send it back to Samsung for repairs, so I want to get it back to factory image 4.0.4 IMM76D using the Google image and to relock the bootloader. However, when I reboot into fastboot all the keys stop working and I presume it has stopped responding and the only way to reboot is to do a battery pull. Just wondering if anyone has had this experience before and knows a solution.
By keys you mean volume and power right?
Does a computer recognize it with fastboot. Example . Fastboot devices / fastboot reboot etc?
albundy2010 said:
By keys you mean volume and power right?
Does a computer recognize it with fastboot. Example . Fastboot devices / fastboot reboot etc?
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Volume and power keys don't work while in fastboot and it isn't recognised by that. And when it powers on regularly it say No boot or recovery img. Nope, doesn't get recognised by PC and just says No devices found...
Did it work before in the same system?
Only other thing I could think of to try is download mode/Odin
It was working fine that day. I even flashed CWM on it after trying TWRP. But then suddenly the power button broke, and when I used the key combo to get into fastboot mode using the plug in to charger method it loaded fastboot and just wouldn't respond
My power button is broken, help me. I flash the wrong kernel and stuck at black screen.
I want to enter recovery mode(TWRM). How to do that? any method using adb etc? Thank you.
EDIT: Nevermind, Igot it by using command: adb reboot recovery
Hello i tried to flash twrp recovery on my htc 820u but i think it didn't install. Phone was still working correctly until i tried to do a factory reset. Now it will just boot into recovery every time and i have only a black screen. the phone vibrates when i touch the screen but i cannot switch it off. when i reboot it just goes back to recovery.
Can anyone suggest something please? Is there a way to prevent the phone from booting into recovery?
PS: I'm on lollipop 5.0
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Hello i tried to flash twrp recovery on my htc 820u but i think it didn't install. Phone was still working correctly until i tried to do a factory reset. Now it will just boot into recovery every time and i have only a black screen. the phone vibrates when i touch the screen but i cannot switch it off. when i reboot it just goes back to recovery.
Can anyone suggest something please? Is there a way to prevent the phone from booting into recovery?
PS: I'm on lollipop 5.0
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You must not duplicate the post in different forum for the same topic.
Anyway, do it as follow:
1. Connect your device to the PC once it is booted into twrp recovery
2. Copy your Lollipop recovery to the device over adb: adb push recovery.img /external_sd/recovery.img
3. Run: adb shell
4. Run in shell: dd if=/external_sd/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p44
5. Run in shell: reboot
If the device reboots into stock recovery, press and hold vol up + vol down + power until the display goes black. Release the vol up button immediately (while still holding other buttons). Device will reboot into fastboot. Select reboot from the menu.
Hope you are back to business.
tomal said:
You must not duplicate the post in different forum for the same topic.
Anyway, do it as follow:
1. Connect your device to the PC once it is booted into twrp recovery
2. Copy your Lollipop recovery to the device over adb: adb push recovery.img /external_sd/recovery.img
3. Run: adb shell
4. Run in shell: dd if=/external_sd/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p44
5. Run in shell: reboot
If the device reboots into stock recovery, press and hold vol up + vol down + power until the display goes black. Release the vol up button immediately (while still holding other buttons). Device will reboot into fastboot. Select reboot from the menu.
Hope you are back to business.
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thank you so much. that is much appreciated. hope if anyone else encounters this type of problem this will be able to help them.
tomal said:
You must not duplicate the post in different forum for the same topic.
Anyway, do it as follow:
1. Connect your device to the PC once it is booted into twrp recovery
2. Copy your Lollipop recovery to the device over adb: adb push recovery.img /external_sd/recovery.img
3. Run: adb shell
4. Run in shell: dd if=/external_sd/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p44
5. Run in shell: reboot
If the device reboots into stock recovery, press and hold vol up + vol down + power until the display goes black. Release the vol up button immediately (while still holding other buttons). Device will reboot into fastboot. Select reboot from the menu.
Hope you are back to business.
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By any chance would you happen to know why the twrp shows black screen? it is still functionnal, would it be because of incompatibility with lollipop? and any way to fix it?
PS: it worked fine on kitkat.
Vivacity said:
By any chance would you happen to know why the twrp shows black screen? it is still functionnal, would it be because of incompatibility with lollipop? and any way to fix it?
PS: it worked fine on kitkat.
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It goes in sleeping mode, you can disable this in settings=> screen=> enable/disable screen timeout (all in twrp)
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tomal said:
You must not duplicate the post in different forum for the same topic.
Anyway, do it as follow:
1. Connect your device to the PC once it is booted into twrp recovery
2. Copy your Lollipop recovery to the device over adb: adb push recovery.img /external_sd/recovery.img
3. Run: adb shell
4. Run in shell: dd if=/external_sd/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p44
5. Run in shell: reboot
If the device reboots into stock recovery, press and hold vol up + vol down + power until the display goes black. Release the vol up button immediately (while still holding other buttons). Device will reboot into fastboot. Select reboot from the menu.
Hope you are back to business.
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What can I do when (for step 2) I do not have a recovery? Can I use one not coming from this Phone?
I did encounter the same "reboot to recovery bug" but I got it from updating the SU Binary.
Hope you can help me.
Hi guys, same problem here, with twrp apparently functioning but nothing displays on screen. Also, impossible to boot the device properly.
Tried the whole adb procedure mentioned above, did nothing as far as I can tell. Trying to reboot from fastboot leads to the HTC green boot logo, but no further... What should I try now ? Is it possible to inject a stock rom from HTC and where can I get it ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
thank you this helped me too
moonwise said:
Hi guys, same problem here, with twrp apparently functioning but nothing displays on screen. Also, impossible to boot the device properly.
Tried the whole adb procedure mentioned above, did nothing as far as I can tell. Trying to reboot from fastboot leads to the HTC green boot logo, but no further... What should I try now ? Is it possible to inject a stock rom from HTC and where can I get it ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Same here! Please help!