System status: custom ? SOLVED * - Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Unrooted, used triangle away to get current binary : samsung official .. but system status is still on Custom ? What is the problem ?
EDIT : Solved it with factory reset

Robi959 said:
Unrooted, used triangle away to get current binary : samsung official .. but system status is still on Custom ? What is the problem ?
EDIT : Solved it with factory reset
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i unrooted mines returned to stock recovery and factory resetted mines still custom

Robi959 said:
Unrooted, used triangle away to get current binary : samsung official .. but system status is still on Custom ? What is the problem ?
EDIT : Solved it with factory reset
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get current binary?
as in you only checked what it was but didn't reset it?
in order for remove the status of custom the binary counter needs to be reset

Same here still Device Status is CUSTOM after root
Already restore boot thru CWM
also done flashing stock Recovery
Nothing changes it still CUSTOM,
but didn't try to factory reset my device, hope it can solve this to go back into OFFICIAL
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There is a option in triangleaway to return device to system status: official
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ppero196 said:
There is a option in triangleaway to return device to system status: official
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Yes there is an option in Triangle Away to RESET FLASH COUNTER right?
Also done this procedure, but still CUSTOM
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[Q] Stockifying a GT-I9305(N)

I have used Triangle Away on XXBMA2 and the sboot it came with and while the flash counter is successfully reset, my system status flag is not, it keeps saying "custom" whatever I do with Triangle Away. Has anyone successfully stockified their I9305, and if so, which ROM and sboot? Does it even depend on sboot?
You need to do a complete wipe too.
CalInTheZone said:
You need to do a complete wipe too.
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Yes I have done that. I started on XXBMA2, rooted and stuff, used Triangle Away and before booting I went into download mode and flashed completely stock. After that didn't work I rooted again, used Triangle Away again, and again, before booting I flashed stock. The only thing being reset is the flash counter.
I think you doing something wrong. Take it easy, root first or use pre-rooted rom. Use TA and let it finish job, boot normally. Once you've done it, reboot to DL mode, use Odin to flash Stock ROM. Restart your phone, go to Back up & Reset section in menu, select Factory Reset and voila. Should be clean as New
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Here is what I did on my Note 10.1:
Flashed ROM with correct CSC
Autorooted (Chainfire you know)
Ran TA
Before the device could boot entered recovery (on the phone you can pull the battery)
Did a full wipe
And all was virgin.
Just use this and all your problems will be solved...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1942150
Why use this Root Method? Well the main reasons are:
- You have a complete Odin Flashable ROM Package.
- No Insecure Kernels are used or required.
- You can flash these packages on Non-Rooted devices
- The Binary Flash Counter will NOT increase when flashing these ROM Packages.
- The Red Exclamation Mark will NOT appear at boot up.
- And finally, you only have to flash one file in Odin and you have a complete firmware including Root Permissions.
Raistlin1158 said:
Just use this and all your problems will be solved...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1942150
Why use this Root Method? Well the main reasons are:
- You have a complete Odin Flashable ROM Package.
- No Insecure Kernels are used or required.
- You can flash these packages on Non-Rooted devices
- The Binary Flash Counter will NOT increase when flashing these ROM Packages.
- The Red Exclamation Mark will NOT appear at boot up.
- And finally, you only have to flash one file in Odin and you have a complete firmware including Root Permissions.
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Yeah but he need to send his phone to Service Centre for repair so Pre-Rooted Rom is out of game I guess...
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Its shows as original with a zero count so all he has to do is remove any apps that need root and he will be fine.
Raistlin1158 said:
Its shows as original with a zero count so all he has to do is remove any apps that need root and he will be fine.
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I know all about it and you right but.... His phone is fully working (except Modem) and it's risky sending it rooted even if counter shows 0, imho....
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djembey said:
I know all about it and you right but.... His phone is fully working (except Modem) and it's risky sending it rooted even if counter shows 0, imho....
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As long as I can get the system status to appear original I don't care how I do it hehe.
Rekoil said:
As long as I can get the system status to appear original I don't care how I do it hehe.
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Did you try my "recipe"? Because I've done that three times with three different devices. All successful.
CalInTheZone said:
Did you try my "recipe"? Because I've done that three times with three different devices. All successful.
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I will give it a go this evening.
Good luck... If you don't succeed and you are in the area of Höör this weekend then contact me and I'll give it a try
Hi, i got a GT-I9305N too , you get system status flag as custom because your phone is still rooted, any modified changes in /system will make your system status as custom like su or busybox. In order to get system status flag to official, you need to reflash your phone with a stock rom with odin3 (Unroot the phone). Send me a private message and i'll link the right stock rom to you if you want, Comviq/tele2 rom if you bought the phone from them or nordic countries.
Use this to find the correct rom : http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=GT-I9305#sthash.YrJ0gDPY.dpuf
Good luck :good:
Sv: [Q] Stockifying a GT-I9305(N)
Raistlin1158 said:
Use this:
Galaxy S 3 LTE GT-I9305 TLA I9305XXBMA4 Android 4.1.2 - Released 10.01.2013, Change log 746327
See more at: http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=GT-I9305#sthash.YrJ0gDPY.dpuf
Good luck :good:
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With this release he needs luck... wrong baseband.
Swyped on my Galaxy S III LTE
CalInTheZone said:
With this release he needs luck... wrong baseband.
Swyped on my Galaxy S III LTE
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Baseband wouldn't work anyway, I need Perseus kernel for that to work, which is the whole reason why I am returning to stock (for service). The way I see it: as long as I can get the system status flag to say 'official' it doesn't matter how I do that because after I can flash any other official rom and the flag wont get touched, so I can return to my stock carrier rom anyway (which by the way is Tele2/Comviq as tico96 suggested).
Thanks for all the tips, I will give it another go tonight.
This is what I did just now:
While running XXBMA2 rooted and with Perseus kernel I applied Triangle Away
Rebooted straight into download mode (by holding home, vol down and power, should I be powering off normally first?)
Installed stock XXALIA
Cleared data
And the result?
Custom binary download: no
Current binary: Samsung official
System status: custom
Operating system status shows "modified"
Can someone honestly tell me they have been able to reset the system status flag on this hardware and also let me know exactly which ROM package they did it from and how they rooted etc. I don't care whether it is for I9305, I9305N or I9305T, radio working doesn't matter to me at all (because if radio has to work for it to revert to stock then I am ****ed either way).
I just want to return to system status: official or normal or whatever it is supposed to say.
Your non stock kernel is your problem. Just as soon as you boot with that you are "modified". Everything has to be stock kernel/recovery/CSC just with SU and you have to run TA and do a complete wipe before the system notice it's rooted. Then you are modified again.
CalInTheZone said:
Your non stock kernel is your problem. Just as soon as you boot with that you are "modified". Everything has to be stock kernel/recovery/CSC just with SU and you have to run TA and do a complete wipe before the system notice it's rooted. Then you are modified again.
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Ok, so before running TA I have to have a stock kernel? But don't I need to reboot into a special mode if I have a secure kernel... meaning I end up booting a secure kernel to do the TA from anyway?
Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever run TA on a system with stock kernel and recovery... I always assumed that I could replace those directly after, perhaps the check is done when I go into download mode? Will try that tonight!

Unroot and stock

Ok im rooted, got cwm , installed ripple effect, installed 18 way ink now my menu and back button no work please help me unroot, remove cwm, go back to official status and cbc 0, thanks
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Did you try reebot your phone?
I had situation where my menu and back did not work for few minutes after system was rebooted. Everything worked except those two. 5 min after they back to life. But that was after custom rom.
www.google.com/m?q=how+to+unroot+samsung+galaxy+s3+mini&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channelnew
P.S.
Always make backup.
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LukBoy99 said:
Ok im rooted, got cwm , installed ripple effect, installed 18 way ink now my menu and back button no work please help me unroot, remove cwm, go back to official status and cbc 0, thanks
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That happens when you reboot from recovery to system. Just wait a few mins. Everythinng will be fine.
Ok they work now any ideas how to activate this ink effect on xxama3 I didn't modify anything maybe i need to deodex?how to?
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Since I'm staying stock, how will i get the new update when i got custom status?
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LukBoy99 said:
Since I'm staying stock, how will i get the new update when i got custom status?
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You can try this:
If you're on stock rom.. Reset your counter if you haven't yet.
Backup your data in CWM / TWRP.
Flash stock recovery in CWM / TWRP and make a factory reset. (you won't lose root)
System Status should now be OFFICIAL (I hope)
Then you can flash back CWM with RomManager, or TWRP and restore your data.
Taken from here [INFO] TriangleAway, Root, Recovery, Binary Count, System Status [UPDATED 130403]

System Status randomly showing Custom after Triangle Away

I used custom rom before and then wanted to reset flash counter using Triangle Away. I installed stock rom, used custom kernel, then triangle away and then flashed stock rom again.
All went fine and flash counter is showing "NO" and firmware is Samsung Official but sometimes randomly System Status in download mode and in Android settings shows Custom. Then if i reboot it shows Normal. Why is this happening and what should I do to make it always show Normal?
supermies123 said:
I used custom rom before and then wanted to reset flash counter using Triangle Away. I installed stock rom, used custom kernel, then triangle away and then flashed stock rom again.
All went fine and flash counter is showing "NO" and firmware is Samsung Official but sometimes randomly System Status in download mode and in Android settings shows Custom. Then if i reboot it shows Normal. Why is this happening and what should I do to make it always show Normal?
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Read basic faqs and guides stickied in General section .
jje
supermies123 said:
I used custom rom before and then wanted to reset flash counter using Triangle Away. I installed stock rom, used custom kernel, then triangle away and then flashed stock rom again.
All went fine and flash counter is showing "NO" and firmware is Samsung Official but sometimes randomly System Status in download mode and in Android settings shows Custom. Then if i reboot it shows Normal. Why is this happening and what should I do to make it always show Normal?
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Do you have both Stock Kernel, Recovery and stock System, with no root?
Lo-P said:
Do you have both Stock Kernel, Recovery and stock System, with no root?
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Yes, everything is Stock and no root. I downloaded stock firmware from Sammobile and used Odin to flash it.
supermies123 said:
Yes, everything is Stock and no root. I downloaded stock firmware from Sammobile and used Odin to flash it.
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Try to root your phone, download another firmware, and flash it with Mobile Odin Pro.
Triangle Away is include inside Mobile Odin flashing, should solve your problem even if didn't work when you did it.
FACTORY RESET settings/backup and reset/Factory data reset will work, no need to flash or root. keep in mind this will wipe your internal storage and you will need to download and reinstall all of your applications
ashraf sharif said:
FACTORY RESET settings/backup and reset/Factory data reset will work, no need to flash or root. keep in mind this will wipe your internal storage and you will need to download and reinstall all of your applications
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I tried Factory Reset but it still sometimes shows System Status: Custom and reboot usually changes it to Normal.
It seems someone else has had a similar problem with i9300: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1986907
Do you think this is Android related problem or is there somekind of fix out there?
Okay have you tried to use Kies? That is the official way to update your phone. Either Kies or ota. Try this. Use kies upgrade and initialization. If it says your ROM is not supported restart kies and put your phone in download mode before connecting it to PC. Enter serial no and model number into kies.then while phone is in download mode . connect it to PC. This should begin the upgrade process. After it finishes, factory reset phone. Let me know if that doesn't work
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ashraf sharif said:
Okay have you tried to use Kies? That is the official way to update your phone. Either Kies or ota. Try this. Use kies upgrade and initialization. If it says your ROM is not supported restart kies and put your phone in download mode before connecting it to PC. Enter serial no and model number into kies.then while phone is in download mode . connect it to PC. This should begin the upgrade process. After it finishes, factory reset phone. Let me know if that doesn't work
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Okay, I tried wipe data/cache, flashing older stock rom, cf-autoroot, triangle away, then flashing newer stock rom using KIES and wipe data/cache again. Still same problem, sometimes system status is Modified and sometimes Normal. This is so weird problem...
First flash with kies and do a factory reset after. You should not be rooted after using kies. Do not restore applications from any previous backup. Only install applications manually. Do not restore data either .start fresh. wipe external sd card. Do not freeze or uninstall any system applications. I recently uninstalled "chat on" and got a system modified status that only went away after reflashing my rom. Dont sideload apps . Dont check off unknown sources under security. If that doesnt work I really don't know any thing else.stock rom kernel firmware apps all from playstore no root apps.
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ashraf sharif said:
First flash with kies and do a factory reset after. You should not be rooted after using kies. Do not restore applications from any previous backup. Only install applications manually. Do not restore data either .start fresh. wipe external sd card. Do not freeze or uninstall any system applications. I recently uninstalled "chat on" and got a system modified status that only went away after reflashing my rom. Dont sideload apps . Dont check off unknown sources under security. If that doesnt work I really don't know any thing else.stock rom kernel firmware apps all from playstore no root apps.
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I found another thread where someone has had same kind of problem and he had not done ANY modifications to the phone: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/2022690
It still said Custom on System Status. I'm starting to believe that there is something wrong with Android that makes System Status randomly show Custom even if no modifications has been done.
i read the link you posted. i would try to either wipe the sd card or remove it just to eliminate that being the issue. also i would suggest you make sure unknown sources is not ticked. and most importantly that you do not batch restore apps. especially app data. one question i have is do you encrypt your file system? for security? and is your rom carrier branded. I know all of the instrucions and questions seem like a tall order but this is how to troubleshoot by process of elimination what is causing the custom status. i hope you get this worked out...
I really appreciate your help ashraf sharif. I just wouldn't like to install all my apps again (did it few times already). I googled the issue more and some people believe Modified status is related to External SD card somehow:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=41540
http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-note-2-rooting-roms-hacks/277639-factory-reset-device-status-modfied.html
So i might give up with this issue. It sometimes says Normal and occasionally Modified but the good thing is the phone is working fine
I Titanium Back up and when mine shows as modified I use it to clear the cache then reboot and it reverts to normal.
The OP prefers to not be rooted so tb wont work. Myself am rooted and always have normal status.
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ashraf sharif said:
The OP prefers to not be rooted so tb wont work. Myself am rooted and always have normal status.
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Then if he wants stock why not use this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1942150
The link is for rooted roms. OP wants to NOT be rooted. more importantly he wants normal status . Hiz problem is sometimes his phone shows modified and sometimes it shows normal.
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ashraf sharif said:
The link is for rooted roms. OP wants to NOT be rooted. more importantly he wants normal status . Hiz problem is sometimes his phone shows modified and sometimes it shows normal.
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Then why did he put a custom rom on his mobile ?
He said he returned it to stock but then put on a custom kernel....
Raistlin1158 said:
Then why did he put a custom rom on his mobile ?
He said he returned it to stock but then put on a custom kernel....
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I used Custom roms before but wanted to flash everything back to Stock and Official. I flashed Stock rom and then Custom kernel so i could use Triangle Away to reset the Custom flash counter in Download Mode. Then after using Triangle Away i flashed Stock Rom. So my intention was to make everything on the phone Stock/Official again.
Does your phone say modified when you take out the external sd card? You can simply unmount it shut down the phone and then remove it just to make see if maybe that is the issue. If it is whats causing the modified status then just backup whatever files you want to keep. And then format the card. You should be good to go
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[Q] How to completly unroot my note

my company just moved there email system from good to airwatch, the problem is airwatch started detecting as my phone as rooted ( which was :lol: ).... So I booted in stocked recovery did a factory reset and re-flashed a stock ROM using ODIN.
The problem is Airwatch still identifies the phone as "rooted /compromised" any idea how to completely unroot it or really reset to default
thankx
Flash a 3 part gb rom. Before flashing do a wipe of cache and data from recovery. Flash with pc odin, then do full wipe from recovery of gb, should clear any traces.
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panch said:
my company just moved there email system from good to airwatch, the problem is airwatch started detecting as my phone as rooted ( which was :lol: ).... So I booted in stocked recovery did a factory reset and re-flashed a stock ROM using ODIN.
The problem is Airwatch still identifies the phone as "rooted /compromised" any idea how to completely unroot it or really reset to default
thankx
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follow the instructions of SpyderTracks only instead of install you can also install jb gb, it is important to do all the wipe format and send it in download mode directly from recovery
panch said:
my company just moved there email system from good to airwatch, the problem is airwatch started detecting as my phone as rooted ( which was :lol: ).... So I booted in stocked recovery did a factory reset and re-flashed a stock ROM using ODIN.
The problem is Airwatch still identifies the phone as "rooted /compromised" any idea how to completely unroot it or really reset to default
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Is your counter set to '0'?
Thankx.. for the suggestions, let me give them a try
Also yes the counter is set to zero
panch said:
Thankx.. for the suggestions, let me give them a try
Also yes the counter is set to zero
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I have tried Google... I am drawing a blank.
Can somebody point me to official 3 part N7000 ROM for StarHub- Singapore.
All the rom I am getting are single file.
There is no need for that rom. Just boot into a Cwm recovery. (if you have already Un rooted then install Philz kernel.) . Format the system, data, cache and preload partitions and then choose reboot download. Then flash a stock rom again.
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Thankx ... but did not work
Airwatch still is pain in back side....
use different email app to connect that support airwatch, whatever that is.
Or hack airwatch app if that exists to not check
Or dont allow it root...
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You could also try ota rootkeeper from the playstore to temporarily disable root.
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How to update ClockworkMod Recovery ?

Dear All,
I have a Samsung Galaxy Note (GT-N7000) device rooted via ODIN as shown here. I am currently on Abyss Kernel and have Ginger Bread v2.3.6. A yellow triangle also pops when the phone is booting up
I have ClockworkMod Recovery v5.8.1.5 installed on my phone, but when I got to the recovery mode, volume buttons DOES NOT let me choose anything other than to reboot the phone (which is the first option).
I have downloaded latest ClockworkMod Recovery v6.0.1.2, but not sure how to update it.
I have tried updating through ROM Manager, but sadly it does not lists my device out there.
You will need to upgrade to a newer version of Android first. Then you can get a custom kernel which will have newest version of clockworkmod
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nokiamodeln91 said:
You will need to upgrade to a newer version of Android first. Then you can get a custom kernel which will have newest version of clockworkmod
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Thanks for the suggestion. I had earlier tried upgrading from Samsung updates, but I guess it is not possible after rooting the phone. I am looking for other options now.
Please suggest me some, any links will help me out.
Here you go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
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Here you go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
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Many Thanks again. I really appreciate all your help.
Just a last question before I begin downloading the ROM. My device has below baseband version and build number.
Code:
[B]Baseband version[/B] : N7000DDLC1
[B]Build number [/B]: GINGERBREAD.DDLC1
Can I download below Stock JB ROM ? I guess this will unroot my phone (not bothered, just asking).
N7000DDLSC N7000ODDLSC - India
I hope the yellow triangle which I get while booting up (after rooting) will not matter. Right ?
Thanks a million in advance. It is because of people like you, that we get our life back.
You can install any version of jb you like, but it's worth sticking to your region. You will lose root, but can flash phillz kernel through stock recovery to regain, very simply. yellow triangle doesn't matter until you need to claim warranty. To remove, run triangleaway app from play store.
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Unable to do wipe cache and data
SpyderTracks said:
You can install any version of jb you like, but it's worth sticking to your region. You will lose root, but can flash phillz kernel through stock recovery to regain, very simply. yellow triangle doesn't matter until you need to claim warranty. To remove, run triangleaway app from play store.
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Hello,
This post says that if I am using Gingerbread ROM, I need to "First wipe cache and data", but my volume buttons DOES NOT (my buttons are working well otherwise) let me choose anything other than to reboot the phone (which is the first option). I was trying to follow this video.
Alternatively, can I do a factory reset as below, also shown here as Method 1.
Code:
[LIST=1]
[*]From the homescreen press the 'Menu' button.
[*]Press 'Settings'.
[*]Scroll down and tap 'Privacy'.
[*]Press 'Factory Data Reset'.
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vikas027 said:
Hello,
This post says that if I am using Gingerbread ROM, I need to "First wipe cache and data", but my volume buttons DOES NOT (my buttons are working well otherwise) let me choose anything other than to reboot the phone (which is the first option). I was trying to follow this video.
Alternatively, can I do a factory reset as below, also shown here as Method 1.
Code:
[LIST=1]
[*]From the homescreen press the 'Menu' button.
[*]Press 'Settings'.
[*]Scroll down and tap 'Privacy'.
[*]Press 'Factory Data Reset'.
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you can use ADB for wiping data.
There is no need to wipe data now. Just go ahead and update.
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nokiamodeln91 said:
There is no need to wipe data now. Just go ahead and update.
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Many Thanks, I will try it out and update you and others. Just keeping too busy with office work.
Regards.
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