Hi,
i want to go back to stock and found a video on youtube on how to do it.
But don't know which RUU i should download?
Anyone can help?
Thanks.
There isn't one, you have to use a Nandroid backup
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There isn't one, you have to use a Nandroid backup
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Sorry but how i do that?
Because i didnt backup mine. But can i use a different RUU??
I am not returning it, just want to go back to stock.
Off topic: searching and reading are your friends. YouTube is just 1 persons video and probably doesn't cover all the ins and outs.
No offense intended to anyone.
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007xico said:
Sorry but how i do that?
Because i didnt backup mine. But can i use a different RUU??
I am not returning it, just want to go back to stock.
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Did you check here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2428276
Are you still on hboot 1.44, in which case you could get s-off and flash the unbranded European RUU.
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nkk71 said:
Off topic: searching and reading are your friends. YouTube is just 1 persons video and probably doesn't cover all the ins and outs.
No offense intended to anyone.
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Why come here, just to say that?
Move on or help me out.
For some reason my pc fails to recognize my One and I am getting pissed off and I just don't know what RUU to use.
007xico said:
Why come here, just to say that?
Move on or help me out.
For some reason my pc fails to recognize my One and I am getting pissed off and I just don't know what RUU to use.
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I said no offense.
Did u check my second post. Can u achieve s-off?
We need a bit more info, can u post "fastboot getvar all" (please remove IMEI and serial number before posting)
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nkk71 said:
I said no offense.
Did u check my second post. Can u achieve s-off?
We need a bit more info, can u post "fastboot getvar all" (please remove IMEI and serial number before posting)
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Thanks and i have s off and 1.44 hboot.
007xico said:
Thanks and i have s off and 1.44 hboot.
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Just SuperCID and flash the European unbranded RUU. That will get you back to stock (though not 3 UK, if that's ok).
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nkk71 said:
Just SuperCID and flash the European unbranded RUU. That will get you back to stock (though not 3 UK, if that's ok).
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Ok got super cid and downloaded
http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/ruu-zip..._10-27-1127-01_release_308001_signed_2_4-zip/
Now just have to flash it in recover??? Or other method???
Many thanks you were fantastic.
007xico said:
Ok got super cid and downloaded
http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/ruu-zip..._10-27-1127-01_release_308001_signed_2_4-zip/
Now just have to flash it in recover??? Or other method???
Many thanks you were fantastic.
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No no no!
Get the 1.28.401.7 RUU, connect the phone in fastboot and run the RUU (it's an EXE). It will then flash it back to stock BUT you will not be able to return it to Three as they will see it's not the branded Three ROM and reject the claim
If you just want to use the phone again you'll be good to go as it will be stock - best to change the CID to HTC__001 before flashing the RUU too IMO
As for what nkk71 said about searching, read Rule #1 of this forum...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/announcement.php?a=81
007xico said:
Ok got super cid and downloaded
http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/ruu-zip..._10-27-1127-01_release_308001_signed_2_4-zip/
Now just have to flash it in recover??? Or other method???
Many thanks you were fantastic.
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Oh, .zip? I thought it would be easiest to get the RUU in exe format and just run it off your PC.
I haven't flashed a RUU zip, so can't really say, sorry.
(though I would assume it has to be flashed using fastboot in RUU mode)
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I just did a fast search on this, but would still recommend getting the full RUU exe, in case the zip is missing something.
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How about the 1.28.401.7 from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45187010
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nkk71 said:
Oh, .zip? I thought it would be easiest to get the RUU in exe format and just run it off your PC.
I haven't flashed a RUU zip, so can't really say, sorry.
(though I would assume it has to be flashed using fastboot in RUU mode)
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I just did a fast search on this, but would still recommend getting the full RUU exe, in case the zip is missing something.
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How about the 1.28.401.7 from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45187010
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Thanks but cant download anything the server is down
007xico said:
Thanks but cant download anything the server is down
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Crap
I'm on my phone, so a bit difficult browsing etc.
From memory , can u check a website something like "androidruu.com" I think.
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nkk71 said:
Crap
I'm on my phone, so a bit difficult browsing etc.
From memory , can u check a website something like "androidruu.com" I think.
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Fab thats working.
In the other page there is this
M7 CWM Nandroid Backup / CID H3G__001 / 1.28.771.x (Three UK - Thanks to shrubz)
Could i use this and flash in recovery so have 3 branded rom???
007xico said:
Fab thats working.
In the other page there is this
M7 CWM Nandroid Backup / CID H3G__001 / 1.28.771.x (Three UK - Thanks to shrubz)
Could i use this and flash in recovery so have 3 branded rom???
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I guess so, what version are u on now? If you've updated firmware to 2.24 then your touchscreen drivers have been updated and won't work with 1.28 backup.
You'll have to use an OTG with mouse, after restoring 1.28 backup, to receive updated OTA in order for touchscreen to work again.
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nkk71 said:
I guess so, what version are u on now? If you've updated firmware to 2.24 then your touchscreen drivers have been updated and won't work with 1.28 backup.
You'll have to use an OTG with mouse, after restoring 1.28 backup, to receive updated OTA in order for touchscreen to work again.
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I have the 1.28 installed but every time i press for software updates says none found????
Shouldn't i get ota updates now???
007xico said:
I have the 1.28 installed but every time i press for software updates says none found????
Shouldn't i get ota updates now???
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Sorry mate, gotta sign off for today. If you don't find answers over the night, I'll try helping tomorrow.
Cheers
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007xico said:
I have the 1.28 installed but every time i press for software updates says none found????
Shouldn't i get ota updates now???
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Did you restore the backup or did you run the RUU?
If you restored the backup, then you also need to restore stock recovery.
Don't forget to change your CID back to what it needs to be (depending on what RUU you used or backup you restored)
And finally you'll have to lock your bootloader "fastboot oem lock"
Keep S-Off !!
nkk71 said:
Did you restore the backup or did you run the RUU?
If you restored the backup, then you also need to restore stock recovery.
Don't forget to change your CID back to what it needs to be (depending on what RUU you used or backup you restored)
And finally you'll have to lock your bootloader "fastboot oem lock"
Keep S-Off !!
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Thanks for coming back, i am really pissed off.
So i run the RUU and installed but I didn't change the CID.
Now i have super cid, 1.28, android 4.1.2 and bootloader relocked. What i understand now is that the Cid should have been changed to match the RUU but i didn't do that.
So now been trying to unlock the bootloader again with the original .bin but that isn't working. Do i have to go back to Htc dev and get another .bin file because the CID has changed?
After that flash recovery, root, change CID and flash the matching RUU???
007xico said:
Thanks for coming back, i am really pissed off.
So i run the RUU and installed but I didn't change the CID.
Now i have super cid, 1.28, android 4.1.2 and bootloader relocked. What i understand now is that the Cid should have been changed to match the RUU but i didn't do that.
So now been trying to unlock the bootloader again with the original .bin but that isn't working. Do i have to go back to Htc dev and get another .bin file because the CID has changed?
After that flash recovery, root, change CID and flash the matching RUU???
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Since u r s-off, I think u can change CID without needing to do all that.
Just go to bootloader->fastboot and change CID from ur computer.
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is s-off s-on
An S-Off phone is an open phone. Allows you to write, change and access the root to your phone, as well as installing custom ROM´s..
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An S-Off phone is an open phone. Allows you to write, change and access the root to your phone, as well as installing custom ROM´s..
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thanks
S-On also allows this, however neither the radio nor kernel can be flashed in CWM, therefore usually the boot.img has to be flashed separately via fastboot after a ROM flash. Some roms manage to flash this automatically at first boot however. The HTC One is currently S-On only.
So if you're rooted it's scoff is that right
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So if you're rooted it's scoff is that right
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I don't think so. From how I understand it, you can be rooted and still be either s-on OR s-off. The difference is that s-off allows you to flash radios and kernels directly through recovery whereas if you're s-on, you have to flash them through fastboot, as the last guy to reply stated.
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At the moment, the only form of root is unlocked s-on. So if you decide to go that route, you're gonna be flashing the boot.img after you flash a rom and no firmware updates (radio)
I believe the dev version has s-off
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Please read this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1680928
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I don't think so. From how I understand it, you can be rooted and still be either s-on OR s-off. The difference is that s-off allows you to flash radios and kernels directly through recovery whereas if you're s-on, you have to flash them through fastboot, as the last guy to reply stated.
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S-OFF allows you to flash unsigned firmware packages through the bootloader.
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I got OTA 4.2.2 on my ONE, which i bought used, was Relocked & Tempered. But now after Revone, I made it S-ON. During the flashing of OTA, the phone restarts itself once, and second time when the OTA is being flashed, it stops midway with a RED exclamation mark.
I am not getting what could be the problem here
Any suggestions....I did not flash any recovery or anything...
I recommend you to root the phone and update the firmware manually and apply a custom rom... Or make sure to follow the exact steps to go back to stock.
I'm pretty sure there are some missing files hence the update doesn't find the right checksum to proceed with the update.
Have you relocked the bootloader? Worth giving that a try if not
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OTAs will usually fail if any system files are missing. If your phone was debloated at any point, even if it's s-on and relocked, that could be enough to stop the OTA from installing.
To flash an OTA, you typically have to be completely stock.
What do you suggest i should do... Right now doing revone method... I am S-on and bootloader is locked...... I want the official OTA... Amy kind suggestions plz
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mathrania said:
What do you suggest i should do... Right now doing revone method... I am S-on and bootloader is locked...... I want the official OTA... Amy kind suggestions plz
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revone will not take you back to stock. You have to run a RUU for your carrier, or flash a fully stock rom if no RUU is available. For the latter, you need to be unlocked, but you can then relock and should be able to apply the OTA.
Edit: sorry, for the latter, you also have to flash the stock recovery in fastboot. You can find that in the firmware threads, though you'll need to pull recovery.img file out of the zip file.
Can some one help me find the correct RUU for me... I have posted the screen shot...
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mathrania said:
Can some one help me find the correct RUU for me... I have posted the screen shot...
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There's no RUU for your version.
The 1.28.401.7 is for the HTC One UL variant (or was it the U variant?). Anyway the 1.28.401.7 will have a different MID to yours so you can't use that RUU unless you change your MID.
EDIT:
I found the 1.29.401.16.zip from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43316694&postcount=1157 and use this guide here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40734501&postcount=1 to flash it so you should be back to stock.
Rex2369 said:
There's no RUU for your version.
The 1.28.401.7 is for the HTC One UL variant (or was it the U variant?). Anyway the 1.28.401.7 will have a different MID to yours so you can't use that RUU unless you change your MID.
EDIT:
I found the 1.29.401.16.zip from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43316694&postcount=1157 and use this guide here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40734501&postcount=1 to flash it so you should be back to stock.
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I wilk download and try it tomorrow morning..... Thanks for the link...
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mathrania said:
I wilk download and try it tomorrow morning..... Thanks for the link...
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Do you have TWRP or CWM recovery installed?
If yes that is the problem. To update you need to be on stock recovery.
x017in said:
Do you have TWRP or CWM recovery installed?
If yes that is the problem. To update you need to be on stock recovery.
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It is a stock recovery what i have..... Because once i entered recovery via bootloader, it showed some stock recovery animations... Phone rebooted, and all was back to factory reset......
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hey guys,
So i have a HTC One which I want to restore to stock.
I have installed the correct radio and rom but both of the stock recoveries i try from this topic
none of them work.
the recovery never boots.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158763
please help i'm lost on what i should do.
p.s. extra info i bought the phone in NZ, it came with 1.29.980.2
Flash a ruu and you will get full stock rom, you need s-off for that
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Rocker19943 said:
Flash a ruu and you will get full stock rom, you need s-off for that
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I can't there is no RUU for my carrier. So i have to do it manually
What's your mid?
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Rocker19943 said:
Whats your mid?
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I'm not sure. How can i check?
I think i should have a WWE one.
Goto fastboot and do: fastboot getvar mid
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Goto fastboot and do: fastboot getvar mid
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ok its
PN0714000
Oh, these ruus doesnt work because of mid and cid... Could you tell me your cid so i can search for ruu for your device
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Rocker19943 said:
Oh, these ruus doesnt work because of mid and cid... Could you tell me your cid so i can search for ruu for your device
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its VODAP021
I don't think there is a ruu out for this.
I just can't seem to get why flashing a recovery doesn't work
Because that recovery which you are trying to flash, doesnt match with the rom version
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Too bad, im unable to find any recovery for that version
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Rocker19943 said:
Because that recovery which you are trying to flash, doesnt match with the rom version
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Too bad, im unable to find any recovery for that version
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Ohh, I didn't know recovery relied on the rom type.
Any ideas on what i could do to return to stock?
Ramis93 said:
Any ideas on what i could do to return to stock?
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You might have a look at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2358738
Hi there,
I have a problem with my htc one. I had a rooted stock rom with TWRP recovery.
I wanted to go to 4.2.2 so i tried using an RUU which failed, i probably picked the wrong one. Now my wifi constantly says 'turning on', lots of apps are blank saying no sd card installed and im not sure what to do now.
My baseband is 4A.17.3251.14_10.39.1150.04L and i bought an unlocked uk phone.
Anyone know what i need to do now to get it working again?
Thanks
Please give more info....
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Please give more info....
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What info do you need?
I may be wrong but don't you need stock recovery when running a ruu or be on the same cid or mid. ??? I think more info would help? Did you change any of those ?? Like are you s on or off?
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monkeypaws said:
I may be wrong but don't you need stock recovery when running a ruu or be on the same cid or mid. ??? I think more info would help? Did you change any of those ?? Like are you s on or off?
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Currently i think i have stock recovery because i did the command 'flashboot oem lock'.
My bootloader says relocked.
I am s-off.
yacoboy said:
Currently i think i have stock recovery because i did the command 'flashboot oem lock'.
My bootloader says relocked.
I am s-off.
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So at what point does the ruu fail? Which ruu did you download?
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monkeypaws said:
So at what point does the ruu fail? Which ruu did you download?
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It failed at the end saying wrong baseband version. I used 2 different htc europe ones.
RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_HTC_Europe_1.20.401.1_Radio_4A.13. 3227.06_10.27.1127.01_release_308001_signed_2_4.exe
and
RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_HTC_Europe_1.28.401.7_Radio_4A.13. 3231.27_10.31.1131.05_release_310878_signed.exe
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What info do you need?
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S on ?
Oh its okay managed to fix it, i just performed an OTA update using my mobile network instead of wifi.
Got stuck a few times on the update screen so had to force restart it, but now all is working well.
My apps are back to normal and wifi works!
hi i have an htc one rooted and unlocked with the following CID- O2_001.
i wanted to know if i will change my cid with supercid to 11111111
and flash a stock rom(ruu) and unroot my device will my cid get back to O2_001 or after the unroot will stay on 11111111.
thanks
sapsap155 said:
hi i have an htc one rooted and unlocked with the following CID- O2_001.
i wanted to know if i will change my cid with supercid to 11111111
and flash a stock rom(ruu) and unroot my device will my cid get back to O2_001 or after the unroot will stay on 11111111.
thanks
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Your cid will not change until you run the command "fastboot oem write cid xxxxxxxx"
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Also if you flash an ruu it will already be unrooted.
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Your cid will not change until you run the command "fastboot oem write cid xxxxxxxx"
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Also if you flash an ruu it will already be unrooted.
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i know man, but i wondered if it will get back to O2_001 because of the unroot..
thanks for your attention
sapsap155 said:
i know man, but i wondered if it will get back to O2_001 because of the unroot..
thanks for your attention
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it won't go back automatically, the only way to change CID is by you manually using the "fastboot oem write cid 12345678" command. and please remember that CID is always 8 characters so if you want to change it back to O2, then
fastboot oem write cid O2___001 (three underscores!!)
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it won't go back automatically, the only way to change CID is by you manually using the "fastboot oem write cid 12345678" command. and please remember that CID is always 8 characters so if you want to change it back to O2, then
fastboot oem write cid O2___001 (three underscores!!)
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thank you very much man :victory:
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thank you very much man :victory:
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no problem :good: