Dear All,
Good evening, I am writing to seek help on a critical situation I am in.
I own a Poco F2 Pro Global Version , as it came from the factory, the updates have been happening. It has stock ROM with latest updates.
Yesterday evening while the phone was getting a call, it rebooted once and a second time. Thereafter it is stuck in a boot loop.
It comes to Poco logo then Miui Logo and reboots or stays on Miui Logo.
It is worth noting that the seliei pop up camera is half stuck out .
It is extremely critical for me to get access to the phone data and specially some authentication apps. Without these I may be at a grave risk .
Bootloader is locked.
I have tried the below steps.
1. Reboot several times.
2. Boot into Fastboot and try to restore the OS via a flash file, but the same fails as bootloader is locked.
3. I have Miui Recovery 5 installed.
4. Tried to open the back, leave the battery disconnected for a few hours and try the above again.
5. I have even disconnected the selfie pop up camera thinking it may have been a hardware issue.
6. I have rebooted innumerable times.
7. When I attempt boot in safe mode, the boot up animation and sound comes and then just simply freezes on Miui logo.
It is my humble request, is there anyone who had a similar experience or has had success to revive their device with data and apps intact, please please reply to my post. This is really critical for me otherwise I would not have bothered anyone here.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
If it's still under warranty, send it.
Otherwise not much to try since the bootloader is locked.
The only thing done in your case is to erase the data from the recovery, without being sure that it will work.
I understand that your data is important.
Sounds more like a HW problem than a SW problem.
NOSS8 said:
If it's still under warranty, send it.
Otherwise not much to try since the bootloader is locked.
The only thing done in your case is to erase the data from the recovery, without being sure that it will work.
I understand that your data is important.
Sounds more like a HW problem than a SW problem.
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Hi Noss8, Unfortunately the hardware and software warranties are over.
I have seen some videos on youtube where the bootloader unlocks without erasing the data., but I think that is exclusive to MTK processors.
I am at a total loss of choices how to handle this as the data is extremely critical, I know I learned a lesson to make backups more frequently.
raunak said:
Hi Noss8, Unfortunately the hardware and software warranties are over.
I have seen some videos on youtube where the bootloader unlocks without erasing the data., but I think that is exclusive to MTK processors.
I am at a total loss of choices how to handle this as the data is extremely critical, I know I learned a lesson to make backups more frequently.
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Yep, only for Mediatek Socs.
Sending to a repair center or replacement motherboard or flash in EDL mode = data loss.
Or find a nice qualified repairman who will try to recover your data, which is not obvious.
Not using Mi cloud on the phone?
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I forgot to specify that if you have a security on the lock screen (surely the case) your data is encrypted, which makes their recovery impossible.
Exept maybe by the CIA, KGB, MOSSAD, DGSE, etc..
NOSS8 said:
Yep, only for Mediatek Socs.
Sending to a repair center or replacement motherboard or flash in EDL mode = data loss.
Or find a nice qualified repairman who will try to recover your data, which is not obvious.
Not using Mi cloud on the phone?
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I forgot to specify that if you have a security on the lock screen (surely the case) your data is encrypted, which makes their recovery impossible.
Exept maybe by the CIA, KGB, MOSSAD, DGSE, etc..
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Hi ,
I was using the Cloud backup, but I had some 45000 photos which did not upload online and Microsoft authenticator installed(data and sessions are exclusive to the device).
These are the only items I need access to . Yes the screen has pattern unlock.
raunak said:
Hi ,
I was using the Cloud backup, but I had some 45000 photos which did not upload online and Microsoft authenticator installed(data and sessions are exclusive to the device).
These are the only items I need access to . Yes the screen has pattern unlock.
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Indeed in this case.
It is for this reason that I transfer my photos as quickly as possible to my PC and to a cloud from the PC (already had a hard drive which failed, served as a lesson).
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After the most recent update my phone got put into a bootloop that wouldnt stop for some reason, it would boot and then after I wanna say less than 20 seconds it would reboot itself, and just kept going on in this cycle unless I powered it off when it was booted. Anyway I've been trying everything I can to get the damn thing working again so I can at the very least get my pictures off of it without factory resetting it and nothing is working, and I sorta feel like I've made things worse. I tried flashing with Odin but after that the thing just stopped booting alltogether so that kinda limited my options a lot. Now I'm trying to sideload an update from an sd card which might work if i can find the right thing to sideload onto it but before it gets anywhere it tells me error in /sideload/package.zip (status 7) so either I just need a different thing to sideload or something's broken. Either way I don't know how to get it working cause I have no idea what I'm doing here so now I need help.
My phone is SM-G970U SPR
Sounds like you are in a bad spot. If your pictures are on internal storage then flashing anything in Odin will wipe that.
I think you need to accept that they may be lost.
not so fast, i've used home_csc in all my flashes and when I finally got one working all my stuff was still intact. Now i just need to figure out how to get it to stop bootlooping.
Hello friends, I am currently crying in the same boat!
So, similar to Oske829 my phone ( Samsung Galaxy S10e ) has entered into a bootloop after a recent update that occurred roughly on February 06, 2021.
I am also experiencing the same symptoms as well:
My phone starts to boot up, then fails and Approximately 20 seconds after, it repeats that cycle. The phone continues to bootloop until drained of its battery then repeats this cycle again once if it is charged. **this is the current situation**
After playing around with the buttons, the only progress I've made is reaching the Download Mode. Ive yet to try odin or anything else and would like to ask for some help please! I really want to be able to save the data on there (pictures, music, apps, etc..)
Any help is appreciated, Thanks!
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Hello friends, I am currently crying in the same boat!
So, similar to Oske829 my phone ( Samsung Galaxy S10e ) has entered into a bootloop after a recent update that occurred roughly on February 06, 2021.
I am also experiencing the same symptoms as well:
My phone starts to boot up, then fails and Approximately 20 seconds after, it repeats that cycle. The phone continues to bootloop until drained of its battery then repeats this cycle again once if it is charged. **this is the current situation**
After playing around with the buttons, the only progress I've made is reaching the Download Mode. Ive yet to try odin or anything else and would like to ask for some help please! I really want to be able to save the data on there (pictures, music, apps, etc..)
Any help is appreciated, Thanks!
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Download the latest official firmware with Frija tool (no download caps unlike websites like Sammobile etc). Just be aware that if you download and use Android 11 you wont be able to downgrade to Android 10.
After you have downloaded it unpack the zip and run Odin. In order to preserve your data flash the HOME_CSC file not the regular CSC... file. Once you unpack the files you will see.
The phone needs to be in download mode for flashing and battery is suggested to be at 40% or more.
Btw a good way to get out of bootloop and get the phone to shut down is to connect the USB cable (could be from charger or PC) and then press Volume Down+Power buttons to force a restart. It may be nessesary to do this a few times.
At one point you will not see the boot screen but instead it will show the lightning bolt charging logo and the percentage. After that you can simply unplug the cable and the phone will turn off.
In order to enter Download mode the best way is to start with phone turned off. Hold Bixby+Volume Down buttons and connect the USB cable from PC. Once you see the confirmation screen you can release the buttons and press Volume Up to continue.
AlphaFeedback said:
Hello friends, I am currently crying in the same boat!
So, similar to Oske829 my phone ( Samsung Galaxy S10e ) has entered into a bootloop after a recent update that occurred roughly on February 06, 2021.
I am also experiencing the same symptoms as well:
My phone starts to boot up, then fails and Approximately 20 seconds after, it repeats that cycle. The phone continues to bootloop until drained of its battery then repeats this cycle again once if it is charged. **this is the current situation**
After playing around with the buttons, the only progress I've made is reaching the Download Mode. Ive yet to try odin or anything else and would like to ask for some help please! I really want to be able to save the data on there (pictures, music, apps, etc..)
Any help is appreciated, Thanks!
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So incredibly glad to hear I'm not a lone soul dealing with this issue. I've tried a whole bunch of things to fix this issue but nothing is getting me anywhere. I tried flashing android 10 but as that other lad said you can't flash older versions of android.
At this point I think my only chance of saving the phone is to wait for a new system update to release and flash that in case it somehow magically fixes the phone for some reason. I wouldn't recommend trying to flash atm because it doesn't seem to help currently and if you donk it up you'll lose your data which is not something either of us want to do.
I'll let you know what happens if I try flashing a future update.
Well i had an even bigger problem initially. Not only was my S10e bootlooping. My EFS partition was missing files (dont know how that happened). That meant that IMEI was blank and there was not network connectivity aside from Wi-Fi.
Unfortunately even the stock firmware flash does not fix EFS. Thankfully i had a backup (multiple actually) stored away including EFS. So with some fiddiling around in custom recovery file manager (TWRP) i manged to get that restored. I did lose bunch of pictures in intrernal storage tho. Thankfully it was nothing important. Now i keep everything on SD card and SD Cards backup in PC.
Now im trying to get the phone rooted with Magisk but the damn thing is not working.
This underscores the importance of regular (i had weekly TWRP) backups. I had backups of all partitions except internal data like pictures etc. Lesson learned i guess.
Hey RaXelliX thanks for lending a hand! Unfortunately I'm using a Mac Pro and Frija is a Windows exclusive *tears*
it seems that my next best alternative is to use Samloader instead of Frija, and JOdin3 instead of Odin. After some research ive realized that I am way out of my depth , but shall continue nonetheless. I'm gonna try your method with these alternatives and hope for the best, that sounds good in theory I was just curious to the thoughts of others more experienced.
And Oske829 your definitely not alone, stay strong and best of luck
Thanks!
There was a new firmware on Sammobile that I just tried flashing, didn't fix the problem, still bootlooping. I am officially out of ideas on how to fix this. I think there's something funky at the hardware/software level that's throwing a fit about having to run android 11 that's causing this, but I have no clue what it could be or how to resolve it. Not sure if there's anything i can do at this point to save my data.
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There was a new firmware on Sammobile that I just tried flashing, didn't fix the problem, still bootlooping. I am officially out of ideas on how to fix this. I think there's something funky at the hardware/software level that's throwing a fit about having to run android 11 that's causing this, but I have no clue what it could be or how to resolve it. Not sure if there's anything i can do at this point to save my data.
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You could try flashing a custom recovery (i suggest TWRP: https://eu.dl.twrp.me/beyond0lte/ S10e Exynos version) and the once in recovery connect USB cable to move the data off. If you succeed then you could wipe the phone and get out of bootloop.
When flashing recovery via Odin use the AP field and select the twrp-3.5.0_9-4-beyond0lte.img.tar file and make sure NAND Erase and Re-Partition are OFF. Auto-Reboot could be on or off.
This would touch only the recovery partition and will not wipe data unless you do it yourself inside TWRP.
There are a few caveats with this. The phone may complain about missing VBMETA header. If that's the case i will share a modified TAR file that includes that and TWRP itself. Or the phone could fail flashing custom recovery due to Vaultkeeper that prevents flashing unofficial binaries. This usually happens a day or two after flashing firmware. After that Vaultkeeper disengages.
Obviously your bootloader should be unlocked. You can do that by pressing Bixby+Vol Down before connecting the cable (with phone off) and then long press Vol Up to enter bootloader unlock mode. Bootloader can later be relocked again.
RaXelliX said:
You could try flashing a custom recovery (i suggest TWRP: https://eu.dl.twrp.me/beyond0lte/ S10e Exynos version) and the once in recovery connect USB cable to move the data off. If you succeed then you could wipe the phone and get out of bootloop.
When flashing recovery via Odin use the AP field and select the twrp-3.5.0_9-4-beyond0lte.img.tar file and make sure NAND Erase and Re-Partition are OFF. Auto-Reboot could be on or off.
This would touch only the recovery partition and will not wipe data unless you do it yourself inside TWRP.
There are a few caveats with this. The phone may complain about missing VBMETA header. If that's the case i will share a modified TAR file that includes that and TWRP itself. Or the phone could fail flashing custom recovery due to Vaultkeeper that prevents flashing unofficial binaries. This usually happens a day or two after flashing firmware. After that Vaultkeeper disengages.
Obviously your bootloader should be unlocked. You can do that by pressing Bixby+Vol Down before connecting the cable (with phone off) and then long press Vol Up to enter bootloader unlock mode. Bootloader can later be relocked again.
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Is this exclusively for exynos phones or can I run twrp on a qualcomm device?
nevermind i found the snapdragon version of twrp
I'm trying to unlock the bootloader the way you described but that doesn't seem to be doing anything, and any guides I'm seeing on how to unlock it all involve doing something that resets the phone which isn't what I'm going for.
Oske829 said:
I'm trying to unlock the bootloader the way you described but that doesn't seem to be doing anything, and any guides I'm seeing on how to unlock it all involve doing something that resets the phone which isn't what I'm going for.
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You might be out of luck as Snapdragon versions do not allow bootloader unlocks. At least as far as i know. I wrongly assumed you had Exynos version. If the data is important the last resort might be to contact some data recovery company. Im sure they have tools to access the internal memory even if the phone bootloops or flat out refuses to boot.
Flash 4 file firmware
Use Home_csc
If you want keep your data
Hucin44 said:
Flash 4 file firmware
Use Home_csc
If you want keep your data
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I believe he already tried that and the phone is still bootlooping. Im betting that whatever causes the bootloop is in the data, the data he needs to access.
A bad situation all around because if he wipes the data it will likely fix the bootloop but he will lose the data. If he keeps the data the phone will keep bootlooping and he wont be able to access it. Although i would argue that the data you cant access is effectively lost anyway and that the proper functioning of the phone is more important.
I've heard that theres tools you can use to recover deleted data after resets and stuff since data doesnt get wiped when its deleted its just marked as stuff that can be written over. So I would think there would be a way for me to reset my phone to get it working and then recover the data with one of those programs, but the problem is from what I've heard you need a rooted device to do any of that and since I can't unlock my bootloader I don't think that can happen.
The one last thing I'm going to try before I seek out help from data recovery people is to try pushing the smartswitch apk onto the phone with adb and then hoping I have enough uptime to install it before the phone reboots cause I've heard you can use smartswitch in download mode to backup data, but I haven't found any guides anywhere about how this is done so I don't know if its actually doable.
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I've heard that theres tools you can use to recover deleted data after resets and stuff since data doesnt get wiped when its deleted its just marked as stuff that can be written over. So I would think there would be a way for me to reset my phone to get it working and then recover the data with one of those programs, but the problem is from what I've heard you need a rooted device to do any of that and since I can't unlock my bootloader I don't think that can happen.
The one last thing I'm going to try before I seek out help from data recovery people is to try pushing the smartswitch apk onto the phone with adb and then hoping I have enough uptime to install it before the phone reboots cause I've heard you can use smartswitch in download mode to backup data, but I haven't found any guides anywhere about how this is done so I don't know if its actually doable.
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Well I find myself here after 48 hours of s10e hell, with an almost identical issue. After a couple attempts and a trip to our local cell phone repair place, we ended up doing a factory reset, with the same hopes -- that the files were still there but the space marked as "free" and a 3rd party data recovery program could bring them back from the dead.
But they all require your phone to be rooted first - and this being my first venture into phone rooting I'm not really sure which route to go, or if it'll even be worth the effort. Does rooting the phone mean flashing it with a new OS, or simply unlocking superuser access so the recovery software can do its bit? (bear in mind, a lot of these products try to root the phones themselves, but none of them seem to work - I've tried about 4 different products thus far).
I'm convinced that if I can root this phone, the recovery software WILL find those lost sectors and recover the lost data, even after a factory reset -- there's plenty of youtube videos out there that say you can do this, but the rooting bit is what's got me tied up in knots!
huh.. jeah, latest update bricked my s10e too.
but my case, when power on phone, nothing happens, just black.. when conect cable to pc , then i can enter recovery and download mode..
till now nothing helped..
oem locked, frp locked, cant flash custom binaries!
hope next update will fix this madnes..
or need to find same firmware as update.zip what we can flash using stock recovery option (sadly saamsung dont give any update.zip files, i gues its money thing)
so, odin dont help, chimera tools dont help, and enginering combination file give some approval error to flash factory binaries!
houdini987 said:
I'm convinced that if I can root this phone, the recovery software WILL find those lost sectors and recover the lost data, even after a factory reset -- there's plenty of youtube videos out there that say you can do this, but the rooting bit is what's got me tied up in knots!
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well ,as far as i know, thease all recovery lost data works with HDD type disks, flash memory are out of luck..
because, i easy restored deleted data from my HDD, if it wasnt multiple times formated or writed full hdd , deleted, writed full etc.. but with SSD that software isnt working, due flash memory.. but, maybe im just to old, and there are new softs who can do that, just, i have not seen any jet!
I have accidentally formatted my Poco X3 Pro when it was stuck in a bootloop due to power button problem. It was thinking power button was pressed.
I did RMA it, fixed and received the phone today
So what are my options to recover image and video files that were on the internal storage?
Currently phone is locked and I will be able to unlock it in 7 days
Can you list my options currently available and after unlocking and if necessary rooting it
I can wait 7 days before using the phone
I really want to recovery as many as possible images and videos which are my baby daughter photos and videos
By the way I use windows. I have already installed ADB and drivers. ADB works but I can't see the device in the connected devices list
Thank you
MonsterMMORPG said:
I have accidentally formatted my Poco X3 Pro when it was stuck in a bootloop due to power button problem. It was thinking power button was pressed.
I did RMA it, fixed and received the phone today
So what are my options to recover image and video files that were on the internal storage?
Currently phone is locked and I will be able to unlock it in 7 days
Can you list my options currently available and after unlocking and if necessary rooting it
I can wait 7 days before using the phone
I really want to recovery as many as possible images and videos which are my baby daughter photos and videos
By the way I use windows. I have already installed ADB and drivers. ADB works but I can't see the device in the connected devices list
Thank you
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Data recovery is hit or miss on non rooted devices. The methods that actually work and yield desired results require the device to be rooted.
But, you can try Diskdigger or Easus Data Recovery. There is no "guaranteed" to work method, just some that work better than others.
Droidriven said:
Data recovery is hit or miss on non rooted devices. The methods that actually work and yield desired results require the device to be rooted.
But, you can try Diskdigger or Easus Data Recovery. There is no "guaranteed" to work method, just some that work better than others.
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after searching a lot yesterday people said that these devices are now encrypted by default. so if you do a factory reset you have 0 chance to recovery anything. What you think about this?
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after searching a lot yesterday people said that these devices are now encrypted by default. so if you do a factory reset you have 0 chance to recovery anything. What you think about this?
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My previous reply applies to all devices. Factory reset doesn't actually remove the data, it is still there, it is just tagged to be ignored, then gets overwritten by new data when the system needs the space to store the new data. This is true for all storage devices, including PC, USB drives, etc..
Try the data recovery tools I named in my previous reply, if it doesn't work, you'll have to root the device to retrieve the data, but even then, it still "might" not work.
but you are ignoring default data encryption that people mentions
if data is written as encrypted there is no hope to recover any
Hello
my sister's phone somehow broke down. It's not rooted or anything, was use for mainly day to day use. She called me yesterday that her phone randomly resets (like 1x per hour).
I plugged phone to computer, wanted to transfer pictures and "important" data to pc and during the transformation phone closed and I am unable to open it again. I managed to transfer around 60% of pictures but mostly important ones so the loss is not that big.
-phone started "looping" at start screen logo to samsung for like 30minutes. After a while it somehow booted into the system and I tried to do software update. Downloaded the update and then installed it but at some point phone closed down and started looping loading screen again. Since then im unable to boot it into the system....
-I entered recovery mode and did Factory reset. Doesnt help. Wiped cache, doesnt help.
-i know little to nothing about android but my guess is that i somehow bricked the system when i did factory reset just when the phone was updating?
is there any solution to somehow "install" fresh android on the phone via PC? Phone is not rooted but it has activated USB debugging options.
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I was thinking that it could be hardware issue but phone can stay open in recovery mode for hours so I suppose it is software problem?
Phone is still under warranty but i cba dealing with services and would rather fix it myself.
Thank you for any help
You should simply done a factory reset.
It will need reflashed. In the long run it may be best to let Samsung hash it out.
Yeah i should've done factory reset while phone was still usable. But I wanted to recover all of the photoa, thats why i tried to do system update first....
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Yeah i should've done factory reset while phone was still usable. But I wanted to recover all of the photoa, thats why i tried to do system update first....
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Updates don't help especially in this case where the OS was teeter toddling on the abyss. Safe mode. The first mistake was not having the critical data redundantly backed up. All you can do is learn from the mistakes.
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Updates don't help especially in this case where the OS was teeter toddling on the abyss. Safe mode. The first mistake was not having the critical data redundantly backed up. All you can do is learn from the mistakes.
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well, right now im trying to find android firmware images and will try to flash them on with Odin later.
But I am sure that i will face several problems on the way
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well, right now im trying to find android firmware images and will try to flash them on with Odin later.
But I am sure that i will face several problems on the way
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You can use SmartSwitch to do that, but I'm a total novice at flashing Androids and the best method. Pick and use the safest method...
A Samsung Experience center at Best Buy can also do it. They might be able to give you more insight as to why it failed.
So for the last three months I've been using my rooted phone with the Pixel Experience ROM, and today I decided to switch back to the stock rom. I first tried to uninstall Magisk, but when I checked the app it was already uninstalled, which I think was a bit strange. Then I downloaded the global 14.0.1 MIUI and tried to flash it via recovery mode using adb, and it failed at the end of the flashing process. So I went to try to install it using fastboot, but after using the command fastboot devices, my phone was not listed. Then I went to the recovery mode again (I was using orange fox when doing so) and tried to reboot into fastboot mode. Doing so didn't change anything when using the command to list the devices, but MiFlash had it listed, so I tried using it. I selected the rom, and selected the "clean and lock" IIRC, it started to flash and said it finished without any errors, however my phone showed some errors that I can't remember now. I tried to reboot the phone, and it went back to recovery mode, so I tried to flash it again. In this time, I tried to stop the flashing process by removing the usb because I thought I should look for the errors first, and then I remembered that I shouldn't do it (I have a very bad short term memory), so I tried to put the usb back and flashing it again. This time the Miflash showed an error, and I realized I was using the flash command while in recovery mode, not fastboot (I accidentaly pressed "adb" in the recovery), so I tried to reboot my phone to change it and it turned off. There's no more battery charging screen, fastboot or recovery. After a lot of research, I found out that my phone is in ETL mode, it shows in the device manager on my pc and also shows in the miflash as "COM3" or "COM4".
Can someone please help me? I tried so many things so far, and I still don't want to send it to repair
If you selected clean and lock and it finished, that means you locked your bootloader, and with locked bootloader, you can't flash anything. And you also yanked usb out of your phone in the middle of flashing process? My bet, you screwed up partition or two, and now your phone is in EDL, my man... Just take it to a service centre, before it's completely destoryed
When I was writing the thread I was wondering how could I be that stupid. I think I'll really need to send It to a service center.
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When I was writing the thread I was wondering how could I be that stupid. I think I'll really need to send It to a service center.
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I would be surprised if they would be of any help, except maybe to ask you to change the motherboard completely.
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I would be surprised if they would be of any help, except maybe to ask you to change the motherboard completely.
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So probably It really is just a paperweight now
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So probably It really is just a paperweight now
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If it shows signs of life, you may be able to resuscitate it. But I doubt an official service centre would be of any help here, except as stated above.
Just do some more research. You may find a way. All the best.
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If it shows signs of life, you may be able to resuscitate it. But I doubt an official service centre would be of any help here, except as stated above.
Just do some more research. You may find a way. All the best.
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Since my gf gave me her old Mi 9 I think I'll make this a new hobby lol
TheMystic said:
I would be surprised if they would be of any help, except maybe to ask you to change the motherboard completely.
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What are you talking about. if he has access to EDL mode he can fix everything. Even if your UFS was completely wiped and had no partitions. EDL is a completely separate thing. However you can't reflash the software using EDL because only service centers have the authorisation to do that (some people have that access too, and you can reflash your phone if you pay them). Another way to do it is open the phone up, and short some pins to get access to unauthorised EDL.
TheMystic said:
If it shows signs of life, you may be able to resuscitate it.
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Yeah, mouth-to-usb always helps.
Hello. I have a Redmi Note 11 Pro+ that got stuck in a boot loop. I've been pressing the power button for a few hours without any success. The only change now is that it no longer restarts in a loop; it just stays on the MI logo. The phone entered this vicious cycle after it ran out of battery and when I charged it, it started experiencing the boot loop issue.
I should mention that I can access fastboot mode, and Mi Assistant might be able to help me somehow.
phone is new without unlocked bootloader and other stuff.
when i connect phone to pc on mi assistant i can see in undefined devices "pissarro"
Do you have any advice on how to revive it?
Is it possible to recover at least the videos and photos from the phone without turning it on?
Try to see if you have the 'safe mode' option on the recovery and try.
Otherwise, erase your data with the recovery.
If the same try this tool:
(Tool) ROM2box All in one FRP, Flashing & unlocking tool
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yeah i try to go in safe mode but it's also stucko on mi logo....
so it's no chance to save my gallery?
i done wipe all data and it's turn into safe mode, Any advice on how to deal with this problem in the future?
adam66688 said:
i done wipe all data and it's turn into safe mode, Any advice on how to deal with this problem in the future?
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Did the phone restart?
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Did the phone restart?
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yup, after wipe data it's restart
adam66688 said:
yup, after wipe data it's restart
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Good news.
The reasons for this problem remain relatively obscure.
An update, an app, the beginning of a H.w problem can cause this problem and in general 80% of cases are not resolved so easily.
For photo/video backup use a cloud or back up regularly to a PC.