after making a mod I now get the kindle fire system recovery (red triangle).
I have tried the "reboot your kindle" option with no luck & I have tried the "reset to factory" defaults option with no luck.
I am not sure what to do next?
minion1835 said:
after making a mod I now get the kindle fire system recovery (red triangle).
I have tried the "reboot your kindle" option with no luck & I have tried the "reset to factory" defaults option with no luck.
I am not sure what to do next?
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I can not use that method.
I am using a mac.
I think my fire is permanently bricked.
Get a factory cable and flash 7.2.3.
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Get a factory cable and flash 7.2.3.
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my computer does not recognize the kindle, I have the black cable that came with the fire when bought new.
no the factory cable is a special cable you have to buy our make also called a fast boot cable it tells the kindle to go into a very basic boot up mode so you can communicate with it adb, this making it to where you can restore an old boot image
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no the factory cable is a special cable you have to buy our make also called a fast boot cable it tells the kindle to go into a very basic boot up mode so you can communicate with it adb, this making it to where you can restore an old boot image
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how can you tell if it is the right cable & where can I get one or do I have to make my own?
I made a thread on here explaining how to make one, but if you can't solder it's of no use to you...
There are a lot of people that claim the eBay ones do not work
So best bet may be ordering one from a guy named sc0rpn on xda
You'll find mentions in the kffaide thread here is a link on how to make one
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So best bet may be ordering one from a guy named sc0rpn on xda
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I can personally vouch for Sk0rpn's cables. I would not have been able to do the experimentation required to develop Kinology without one.
I got my "Sk0rpn's cable" today and when I plug it in I do see the fastboot logo, now I am not sure where to begin to fix my Fire?
I am not sure exactly whats wrong with the kindle?
I am using a mac.
I am still quite new at this.when I turn on my kindle I get the "Kindle Fire System Recovery" screen.
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Hi,
I am new to this and need advice. I tried rooting my KFHD 7" using KFU 0.9.6 and all seemed to be going well until it said it was trying to boot into Recovery mode. The Kindle did not reboot after about 20 minutes and has not turned on since. I have tried various ways to unbrick such as Kindle Fire Unbricker v1.1 but this will not work as the PC does not detect the Kindle. I also have a Factory cable which i understood would put the Kindle into Fastboot and aid me in unbricking but still nothing. Any help would be appreciated, thank-you
Kfu is for the non he models you will most likely need a factory cable to fix
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Shawnsch said:
Kfu is for the non he models you will most likely need a factory cable to fix
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Shawnsch thanks for your response, I have the 'Factory Cable' but my PC on Windows 7 won't detect the Kindle, any idea on how to get it to detect would be appreciated then I can look at further fixes for the device.
I believe he mean the fast boot cable, this one is different than the factory cable. You use the tutorial on how to restore system software, and than your fixed.
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Yes a fastboot cable also referred to as a factory cable in the fourms
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Yes a fastboot cable also referred to as a factory cable in the fourms
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Hi, i used a Fastboot/Factory cable to root the Kindle Fire HD but it didn't reboot after rooting and now the PC will not find my Kindle whether i use the Fastboot/Factory cable or a standard cable and either the SDK or ADB........ I am getting the feeling that this will not be fixable
I don't believe that you actually used a factory cable. A factory cable is not a normal using cord' it's not the one the kindle came with. A factory cable is a modified cable that boots the kindle into fastball as soon as it is plugged in. I will try to get you a link to the guy I got mine from
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i need all of your help pls :crying:.my kindle fire hd 7" suddenly asking me for kindle fire system recovery after i restart my kindle .there is a red triangle with exclamation mark on it and there is just 2 options to choose from either you reboot or reset to factory defaults.i tried both of the options but its getting back to this red triangle every time it reboots .pls help anyone me to fix it.any advice,software,threads that will guide me thru this.sorry for the bad english.thanks for those who will help me.GODBless all! :angel:
That happened to me! It is scary but easy to fix. Search back up recover kfhd on the Search end find the thread started by Prokennexusa and restore kindle. What were you trying you do anyway?
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And keep that program, it helps a lot.
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Here is the lknk
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2096888
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thanks a lot for the helped and for the feedback guys:good:.ill try it and hope it works.right now im trying to plug the usb cable of my kindle to my winxp sp2 OS computer but sadly its not detected by my computer.i was hoping to bring back my kindle from where it was before
Thanks!
i already did just what said in the thread but the problem is my computer not recognize my kindle fire hd or the adb.i can even write commands to reset.what is the best thing to do???do i have to purchase fasboot cable???thanks for those willing to help me to fix my kindle.
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i already did just what said in the thread but the problem is my computer not recognize my kindle fire hd or the adb.i can even write commands to reset.what is the best thing to do???do i have to purchase fasboot cable???thanks for those willing to help me to fix my kindle.
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You'll probably need a factory cable, but that's not going to do anything about your driver problem.
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thanks a lot for the helped and for the feedback guys:good:.ill try it and hope it works.right now im trying to plug the usb cable of my kindle to my winxp sp2 OS computer but sadly its not detected by my computer.i was hoping to bring back my kindle from where it was before
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Ok, open up device manager. PLug in Kindle. Does it say ADB Composite Interface or ADB Android Composite INterface? If it says the first then you have ADB installeed wrong and you should uninstall it, reboot computer, and install from KF First Aide(Option 12, I beleieve)
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And what did you do anyway? I you won't answer, I can't help you anymore.
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thanks alot and sorry for the late feedback.i was just busy this past few days.regarding the adb it was installed properly as instructed in the thread and it was working before my kindle starts receiving errors.still had the said errors in my kindle and i still dont know what to do with it.i read about some threads here that i can recover it by using the fastboot cable but i dunno how or where to get it.there is no fastboot cable here in the philippines.i searched every store.
I believe it is just a usb cable with pins 1 & 4 shorted
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i made a fastboot cable but nothings happen.still in the error mode or bootloop.does anyone help me if ever the fastboot kindle fire logo appeared what am i gonna do next.what i did to the cable is i connected the red which is pin1 and i connected the empty pin which is 4 and when i tried it nothings happen.is it true that fastboot cable will help me to fix my kindle fire hd 7"?
I need all of your help pls .my kindle fire hd 7" suddenly asking me for kindle fire system recovery after i restart my kindle .there is a red triangle with exclamation mark on it and there is just 2 options to choose from either you reboot or reset to factory defaults.i tried both of the options but its getting back to this red triangle every time it reboots .pls help anyone me to fix it.any advice,software,threads that will guide me thru this.sorry for the bad english.
i tried http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32636163&postcount=1 but my pc no recognizes my kindle fire hd 7"; i have good driver cuz i put music from pc to kindle last week. i used original usb cable data.
Just hit reboot that happened to me to
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Visit my friends over on the Kindle Fire First Aide thread if you haven't resolved this issue.
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Just hit reboot that happened to me to
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He said he tried both of those and it comes back to that screen. That is just a recovery bootloop. First get your KFFirstAide on your computer. Then read from this page on to fix your problem. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2096888&page=140 (Look for posts starte by "Bdeatha" and "AmrBanawan". It starts on this page Post number 1396. You won't need a factory fastboot cable, so when you restore you should say "yes" to it asking you to reboot into fastboot mode.
Good Luck!
Any news?
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Any news?
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I think that is necesary usb factory cable. cuz i tried with original usb cable of KFhd and no work, my pc no recognize my Kindle fire.
a problem is i´m from colombia and dunno where buy usb factory cable.
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I think that is necesary usb factory cable. cuz i tried with original usb cable of KFhd and no work, my pc no recognize my Kindle fire.
a problem is i´m from colombia and dunno where buy usb factory cable.
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NO check your devices manager, see if there is a kindle there in "portable devices" and then check device and printer to seee if kindle is in unspecified devices. You should be able to boot KFHD into fastboot without factory cable. To buy a factory cable if you need it you can Private message this guy. http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=4435645
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NO check your devices manager, see if there is a kindle there in "portable devices" and then check device and printer to seee if kindle is in unspecified devices. You should be able to boot KFHD into fastboot without factory cable. To buy a factory cable if you need it you can Private message this guy. http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=4435645
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thank´s recovery my KFhd thank you. NOW. i need to fix one error my KFhd show 12gb /12gb and is 16gb /16gb . i will look for one tutorial for fix it.
thank you men. GOD bless you
There is no way to fix 12gb that's how much space there is
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First, sorry for my English, I'm Spanish. The problem I have is that my kindle is bricked I used factory cable and put into fastboot mode then connect to pc but does not recognize the device. Get a message saying'''' Unknown Device. I have installed drivers 10 times and nothing .. Any solutions?
Thank You!!
Try updating the drivers with the ones in my signature and see what happens.
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Try updating the drivers with the ones in my signature and see what happens.
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You can explain me how to install your drivers please?
OK if I understand this correctly, I'm assuming if you open the device manager , there is a device called something like "tate-pvt" probably with an triangle next to it. Right click it and hit update driver, tell it to search the folder you extracted my driver to, it should install them from there. On another note, after you use the fastboot cable to put your device into fastboot, make sure you switch back to using a normal cable once the kindle says "fastboot" on the screen.
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OK if I understand this correctly, I'm assuming if you open the device manager , there is a device called something like "tate-pvt" probably with an triangle next to it. Right click it and hit update driver, tell it to search the folder you extracted my driver to, it should install them from there. On another note, after you use the fastboot cable to put your device into fastboot, make sure you switch back to using a normal cable once the kindle says "fastboot" on the screen.
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I've done everything you've told me and nothing. When I install the driver from the device manager tells me the driver is updated and if I put normal cable after entering fastboot mode.
So what exactly is it doing now, or what is saying unknown device, you should be able to see if its working by running the fastboot command like this ”fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product", it should report something back, if it does your ready to fix your kindle, otherwise if it hangs on waiting for device, something weird might be going on that needs more looking into.
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So what exactly is it doing now, or what is saying unknown device, you should be able to see if its working by running the fastboot command like this ”fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product", it should report something back, if it does your ready to fix your kindle, otherwise if it hangs on waiting for device, something weird might be going on that needs more looking into.
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ya mine isnt detecting my kindle either. im on fastboot and using regular cable
Did u get your computer to detect your kindle?
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I went through the rooting/rom'ing process from another thread and skipped a step so I soft bricked the device. The Kindle will only boot to the blue KindleFire logo before stopping when powered on normally. I purchased a factory cable to get this corrected, and the kindle does go into fast boot mode, but the PC will not recognize the device. It shows up as an unknown device in Device Manager (Win 7)
* I've removed all kindle drives, rebooted computer and installed them again. No change
* I've used USB deview to remove everything and have the drivers install again
* I've tried to manually point the driver installation to a folder containing the correct drivers. Nothing. This PC as well as another Win 7 laptop I own simply refuse to detect the device.
Any other ideas?
As soon as you power it on(before the logo turns blue) keep holding volume up until it goes into recovery. It should be able to since it goes blue, also if you have issues with drivers try the knew in my signature, though if its saying unknown device instead of tate, jem or otter or something like that then that's not always a very food sign.
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stbbrat said:
Any other ideas?
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stbbrat said:
Any other ideas?
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LinearEquation said:
Edit - I see you stated you're using a fastboot cord.
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I've gone through the first link. There are no hidden devices in device manager for amazon. I went ahead and removed all unknown devices, tried various usb drivers through the forums and the Kindle is still not detected.
I have attempted to use the KFFirst Aid utility in the past. It gets stuck at waiting for device since neither the computer or adb detect the Kindle.
The second link you provided links to an original Kindle thread. Is this going to be a problem?
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As soon as you power it on(before the logo turns blue) keep holding volume up until it goes into recovery. It should be able to since it goes blue, also if you have issues with drivers try the knew in my signature, though if its saying unknown device instead of tate, jem or otter or something like that then that's not always a very food sign.
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I have tried the volume button trick but the Kindle still boots up the same way. I tried your USB drivers but i continue to get an Unknown Device in Device Manager.
Did you switch from the fastboot cable to the regular one once it was in fastboot mode?
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Edit - I see you stated you're using a fastboot cord.
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The links are to give you reference about getting your drivers recognized. The first link has some great info.
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Did you switch from the fastboot cable to the regular one once it was in fastboot mode?
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No, I had not tried that. I just did it and it made no difference. The device still doesnt show up under Device Manager and give the unrecognized device message during driver install.
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The links are to give you reference about getting your drivers recognized. The first link has some great info.
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Thanks for the links. I've gone through each one twice and i'm still in the same boat. The Kindle continue to shows as an unrecognized device.
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Thanks for the links. I've got through each one twice and i'm still in the same boat. The device continue to shows as an unrecognized device.
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I had similar problem with this and it was, surprisingly, the drivers, you'll need to install them after you connect the device in fastboot again. I thought that if the drivers are working fine when connecting with normal USB, they will work for fastboot too, but I was wrong.
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I had similar problem with this and it was, surprisingly, the drivers, you'll need to install them after you connect the device in fastboot again. I thought that if the drivers are working fine when connecting with normal USB, they will work for fastboot too, but I was wrong.
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No dice. Uninstalled previous drivers. Rebooted computer. Connected Kindle until it got to the fastboot logo then installed drivers. It didnt take. Shut off the Kindle and reconnected. Still showing as an unrecognized device.