How to boot up mobile directly into recovery, i know how to do when mobile is turned on...
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With the mobile turned off?
Power Button + Vol- Button
Sorry if that isn´t that do you say C:
There's no way to boot directly into recovery, but power button + volume down boots you into hboot where you can choose recovery mode
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You can sometimes if youre using a custom rom and where its says shut down there will be other options
Shad0wPanda said:
You can sometimes if youre using a custom rom and where its says shut down there will be other options
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He knows, that's what he mentioned
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Ok so I can't boot into recovery when I press power + vol up or vol down.. so when I boot loop im gonna be screwed.. please help !
Rom is Android revolution + sense 3.0 parts flashed on.
Edit: the problem was with sense roms. Just turn off fast boot under power settings and it's good to go.
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Have you tried disabling fastboot ??
If not uncheck fastboot option in Settings - Power - Fastboot and give it a go.
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Your the man. I'll try that
Edit : that worked. I wonder what the fast boot actually does?
kimifan316 said:
Have you tried disabling fastboot ??
If not uncheck fastboot option in Settings - Power - Fastboot and give it a go.
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Fastboot makes it so your phone kinda goes into heavy sleep mode. It shuts down and boots up a lot quicker. As it doesn't need to fully load HTC sense and other apps.
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So it eats battery when you turn it off?
ste1164 said:
Fastboot makes it so your phone kinda goes into heavy sleep mode. It shuts down and boots up a lot quicker. As it doesn't need to fully load HTC sense and other apps.
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andrewxu said:
So it eats battery when you turn it off?
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Yes it is like hibernate mode on a laptop. It uses some battery to preserve the hibernates state, but not as much as in normal sleep mode.
It is me or it's really hard to get into recovery on the new 4.2.2 through the phone?!
I was so excited to get it on my phone that I forgot to flash root. The power button turns on the phone too fast to catch the vol down. Has anyone gotten through ? Hahaha
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bestofrhcp said:
It is me or it's really hard to get into recovery on the new 4.2.2 through the phone?!
I was so excited to get it on my phone that I forgot to flash root. The power button turns on the phone too fast to catch the vol down. Has anyone gotten through ? Hahaha
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For some it is. Happened to me. i had bootloop. Had to connect it to a windows computer (im usually on mac) and erase cache via adb..
Yea I'm nowhere near a computer so I'm gonna have to wait so yea. I can probably do it if I do it really fast. Another thing I noticed that a simple press of the power doesn't turn it on like before too
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bestofrhcp said:
It is me or it's really hard to get into recovery on the new 4.2.2 through the phone?!
I was so excited to get it on my phone that I forgot to flash root. The power button turns on the phone too fast to catch the vol down. Has anyone gotten through ? Hahaha
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Try powering of the phone then press and hold the vol up button and then press the power button whilst holding vol up.
This should hopefully allow access to recovery.
rider5512 said:
Try powering of the phone then press and hold the vol up button and then press the power button whilst holding vol up.
This should hopefully allow access to recovery.
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I use an app called quick boot.
Like I said , I forgot to flash root. I can't use quickboot
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rider5512 said:
Try powering of the phone then press and hold the vol up button and then press the power button whilst holding vol up.
This should hopefully allow access to recovery.
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I'll try
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bestofrhcp said:
I'll try
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Nope
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Nope
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its power+volume down just hold those buttons while phone is on until it boots to bootloader then select recovery
skinsfanbdh said:
its power+volume down just hold those buttons while phone is on until it boots to bootloader then select recovery
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Ahhh I forgot about that. worked Like a charm thanks dude, appreciate the help
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Im stuck installing the "Quick Boot (Reboot)" app on my phone if I want to do a reboot. Any way to add it to the power menu when I hold the power button down?
Modaco toolkit
Select that option in the Nexus chouces
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I broke my vivid power button over the summer and was wondering if its possible at all to flash a rom. Ik how to get into recovery without the button but I'm not sure how I'm supposed to navigate the recovery without the button
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camo_flage said:
I broke my vivid power button over the summer and was wondering if its possible at all to flash a rom. Ik how to get into recovery without the button but I'm not sure how I'm supposed to navigate the recovery without the button
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Switch to TWRP...
No power button necessary
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The vivid is extremely easy to disassemble, remove the plastic frame, and use your finger or a paperclip to press on the actual power button.
try to do
adb reboot bootloader
It takes you directly to fastboot and you can flash whatever you want without the power button.
Actually you need the power button to make selections in fastboot...
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I was going to make a backup on twrp V2.5 and it locked up. I can only wake the screen with the power button but not unlock it with the screen.
Keep the power button pressed it will reboot
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SaHiLzZ said:
Keep the power button pressed it will reboot
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thanks!
That didn't work with me had to wait till the battery died
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