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[HELP] HTC One not turning on

Just wondering if anyone can help me out here..
My HTC is not turning on at all. I was using it fine, nothing was over heating and it was just in my pocket. I went to check on my phone and it was just off. Is there anything I can do, or possibly take it in for warranty. I have never owned a HTC so I don't know where to go for support. I am from Sydney Australia. Any help would be appreciated. I have left it on charge for 30 minutes - And nothing yet, not turning on

jrrevoltar said:
Just wondering if anyone can help me out here..
My HTC is not turning on at all. I was using it fine, nothing was over heating and it was just in my pocket. I went to check on my phone and it was just off. Is there anything I can do, or possibly take it in for warranty. I have never owned a HTC so I don't know where to go for support. I am from Sydney Australia. Any help would be appreciated. I have left it on charge for 30 minutes - And nothing yet, not turning on
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Havent rooted or unlocked at all I assume?
No lights or anytihng coming up? Try any button combinations, power and volume down, try it while the phone is not plugged in... report back with any findings.

mt3g said:
Havent rooted or unlocked at all I assume?
No lights or anytihng coming up? Try any button combinations, power and volume down, try it while the phone is not plugged in... report back with any findings.
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It is unlocked and rooted.. Tried all combinations before posting this thread. Lights are not on at all when charging. At this point it seems dead, but the question is how?

jrrevoltar said:
It is unlocked and rooted.. Tried all combinations before posting this thread. Lights are not on at all when charging. At this point it seems dead, but the question is how?
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I know it sounds crazy but have you tried holding it under a bright light and try turning it on?

bigdaddy619 said:
I know it sounds crazy but have you tried holding it under a bright light and try turning it on?
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Just tried that now, still no go well this sucks lol

plug into computer and get any sounds or recognition from the computer?

mt3g said:
plug into computer and get any sounds or recognition from the computer?
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I hear a USB sound. So it is recognizing something

jrrevoltar said:
I hear a USB sound. So it is recognizing something
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but it isn't showing a USB device or MTP or HTC One in device manager? ADB is a possibility if I'm not mistaken (still new to HTC One).

mt3g said:
but it isn't showing a USB device or MTP or HTC One in device manager? ADB is a possibility if I'm not mistaken (still new to HTC One).
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It is not showing anything at all on my PC
Although when I hold the power down when plugged into my PC it makes the unplug sound and while still holding the power button long enough it has the plugged in sound. But nothing shows up on PC

Not sounding good at all. Hopefully someone else chimes in on this matter and has other ideas. Good luck.

jrrevoltar said:
It is not showing anything at all on my PC
Although when I hold the power down when plugged into my PC it makes the unplug sound and while still holding the power button long enough it has the plugged in sound. But nothing shows up on PC
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Have you tried rebooting it via adb command?

humblehyper said:
Have you tried rebooting it via adb command?
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Yeah i couldn't. it says Waiting for Device

Tried everything.. I bought this phone from Gumtree Australia a few months ago and that person got it from the Optus store via Contract I believe. But I don't have the Receipt however, I have the box and accessories and warranty stickers that come inside the box. Would I have to go through Optus store or is there a HTC One centre like they have Apple and Samsung centres/stores..
This question is probably only for Australian users

I heard of this before... Try plugging it into your computer and leave it for an hour. Then... (While still plugged in) hold it under a bright light and hold power + vol down, for a few minutes. I think this problem occurs because CWM allows the voltage to get too low for the phone to start. Good luck man

Reilly9 said:
I heard of this before... Try plugging it into your computer and leave it for an hour. Then... (While still plugged in) hold it under a bright light and hold power + vol down, for a few minutes. I think this problem occurs because CWM allows the voltage to get too low for the phone to start. Good luck man
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does it matter if the phone is plugged into the wall charger? Or it has to be the phone? Either way, i am going to try this out for sure! thanks

Reilly9 said:
I heard of this before... Try plugging it into your computer and leave it for an hour. Then... (While still plugged in) hold it under a bright light and hold power + vol down, for a few minutes. I think this problem occurs because CWM allows the voltage to get too low for the phone to start. Good luck man
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And do you know if the light should be facing the screen or the back. Or doesn't matter? Sorry just gathering as much info as I can before sending off to repair which I don't wanna do..

jrrevoltar said:
does it matter if the phone is plugged into the wall charger? Or it has to be the phone? Either way, i am going to try this out for sure! thanks
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Well, when I heard this in another thread he said he fixed it by plugging it into the computer for an hour or so. Then the led turned red, then he put it into recovery and booted right into the ROM. Np hope it works out for you
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jrrevoltar said:
And do you know if the light should be facing the screen or the back. Or doesn't matter? Sorry just gathering as much info as I can before sending off to repair which I don't wanna do..
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The light has to be facing the phone. You can see the two sensors on the top left on the front, point the light there.

I fix mine by let it charge on wall plug for 4 days straight until red LED started to ON back..lets it charge for another 1/2 hr n press the power button to ON the device..weird..4 days just to gain back some juice due to battery completely die..
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[Q] HTC One has just died and won't power on

Ok, I have a HTC One from new, only a few months old. 4 days ago I rooted my device and flashed with Android Revolution HD, Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) - latest official HTC One 3.57.401.500 (WWE) firmware (3x.x series). Everything has been working like a dream, perfect.
Last night I was listening to some music via Google Play when everything stopped and went blank, I pressed the power button and the bottom buttons flashed 4 times (reboot?). The battery at the time was at 70% +
No matter what I try now, power + up volume, power + down volume, power + both volume, just power will not get my device to boot. I am currently leaving it plugged into the mains to see what happens but there is no LED light on.
Can anyone out there help me besides saying send it back for repair
Many thanks in advance

One thing to add. When I plug the phone into the PC via USB, I can press power and up or down volume and can hear the connect and disconnect sounds happening with my HTC One but still no power or sign of life. Anything going on I can't see?

N345H said:
One thing to add. When I plug the phone into the PC via USB, I can press power and up or down volume and can hear the connect and disconnect sounds happening with my HTC One but still no power or sign of life. Anything going on I can't see?
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Good. Now just keep holding the power+vol down till the buttons below the screen flash, then plug it into your pc whole holding the combo, and keep trying till your phone boots up
In the bootloader
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Going through exactly the same thing here. Phone was working just fine, had stock Android 4.3 installed after rooting with CWM and now the only response I get from it is when I hold down volume down and the power button I get the USB unplug/plug unknown device sounds on the PC.
Any help at all will be greatly appreciated.

n1234d said:
Good. Now just keep holding the power+vol down till the buttons below the screen flash, then plug it into your pc whole holding the combo, and keep trying till your phone boots up
In the bootloader
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But that's the problem. The last time the buttons below the screen flashed was just before the device died and now nothing except the connect/disconnect sound from my PC

N345H said:
But that's the problem. The last time the buttons below the screen flashed was just before the device died and now nothing except the connect/disconnect sound from my PC
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So now if you hold the phone power+vol down buttons the lights don't flash? Try holding them for longer, also try holding a flashlight to the light sensor while holding the button combination..
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I got the same problem yesterday
my htc one is flashed with google edition 3.4 for few months ,suddenly it is black and no charging light nor response to any combination of power plus volume
I put for few hours on charging no any response
when plugging it the desktop in device manager just feel like something is attached to pc (do just like(refresh)

I've just read about how this problem could've happened because of using 3rd party chargers with a higher voltage/ampere rating.. Is that true?
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n1234d said:
I've just read about how this problem could've happened because of using 3rd party chargers with a higher voltage/ampere rating.. Is that true?
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I've been using Samsung and Nokia chargers every now and then. But it seems stupid something like that would be enough to toast a phone. Don't phone components have surge protectors?

joaoluizsv said:
I've been using Samsung and Nokia chargers every now and then. But it seems stupid something like that would be enough to toast a phone. Don't phone components have surge protectors?
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They should be having them, but how else could you explain so many stock phones getting bricked?
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n1234d said:
They should be having them, but how else could you explain so many stock phones getting bricked?
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It's just weird. I've taken great care of the phone and it bricked for no decent reason. It wasn't charging or anything. It was simply on the top of a table, in the shade. Whenever I plug it into the computer, I get the QHSUSB_DLOAD unrecognized device, which is also weird. If the motherboard is fried, it shouldn't be recognized at all, right?

joaoluizsv said:
It's just weird. I've taken great care of the phone and it bricked for no decent reason. It wasn't charging or anything. It was simply on the top of a table, in the shade. Whenever I plug it into the computer, I get the QHSUSB_DLOAD unrecognized device, which is also weird. If the motherboard is fried, it shouldn't be recognized at all, right?
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It will actually get recognized.. But this unfortunately is a hard brick.. Looks like this is the mode in which Qualcomm/HTC inserts initial codes into the phone to make it work.. Like maybe it programs the bootloader at this stage?
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n1234d said:
It will actually get recognized.. But this unfortunately is a hard brick.. Looks like this is the mode in which Qualcomm/HTC inserts initial codes into the phone to make it work.. Like maybe it programs the bootloader at this stage?
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I'm downloading the RUU as a hail mary, but I'm not very hopeful. Worst part is that I live in Brazil and have a device from Australia. It's going to be a HUGE amount of trouble to get it replaced, apart from all the stuff I had on it.

joaoluizsv said:
I'm downloading the RUU as a hail mary, but I'm not very hopeful. Worst part is that I live in Brazil and have a device from Australia. It's going to be a HUGE amount of trouble to get it replaced, apart from all the stuff I had on it.
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You need to be able to boot up at least in fastboot mode to flash an RUU.. I tried when my phone died.. 99% it won't work. Getting a replacement is all you can do.. Unless you find somebody in your area with a jtag box and a good level of expertise/experience.
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n1234d said:
You need to be able to boot up at least in fastboot mode to flash an RUU.. I tried when my phone died.. 99% it won't work. Getting a replacement is all you can do.. Unless you find somebody in your area with a jtag box and a good level of expertise/experience.
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Yeah, some places have the JTAG box around here, but they don't work with HTC One, since the device didn't officially come to Brazil. I guess I'll have to figure out how to get my phone to Australia and then back again.

joaoluizsv said:
Yeah, some places have the JTAG box around here, but they don't work with HTC One, since the device didn't officially come to Brazil. I guess I'll have to figure out how to get my phone to Australia and then back again.
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Well, you do have world wide warranty, you could take it to an htc service center nearby..
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Just in case anyone wanted an update on this. Fried board and HTC replaced so I have a shiny new One now

N345H said:
Ok, I have a HTC One from new, only a few months old. 4 days ago I rooted my device and flashed with Android Revolution HD, Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) - latest official HTC One 3.57.401.500 (WWE) firmware (3x.x series). Everything has been working like a dream, perfect.
Last night I was listening to some music via Google Play when everything stopped and went blank, I pressed the power button and the bottom buttons flashed 4 times (reboot?). The battery at the time was at 70% +
No matter what I try now, power + up volume, power + down volume, power + both volume, just power will not get my device to boot. I am currently leaving it plugged into the mains to see what happens but there is no LED light on.
Can anyone out there help me besides saying send it back for repair
Many thanks in advance
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Try these steps to boot:
Hold your HTC One's light sensor below BRIGHT light then try some combinations with volume down and powerbutton until it boots... If it doesn't tell me
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N345H said:
Just in case anyone wanted an update on this. Fried board and HTC replaced so I have a shiny new One now
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sry.. overlooked this answer.. did they do it for warranty?

Yes it was done under warranty. No questions asked, called the helpline and the next day I received a knock at the door from UPS. 5 working days layer I received a new One
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N345H said:
Yes it was done under warranty. No questions asked, called the helpline and the next day I received a knock at the door from UPS. 5 working days layer I received a new One
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My phone just did the same thing. Tried to turn it on and nothing Plugged in the charger and no light.
How I turned it on.
Hold down the volume up key and the power key for days, it finally turned on. Battery had 80% charge. Powers up and charges now. Let me know if it works for you.

Phones Dead HELP!

So here's what happened: Today I was using my phone and all of a sudden it froze. It froze when I plugged it in to charge when I was on my main screen. I unplugged it and pressed the power button to turn the screen off but nothing happened. I pressed and held my power button for about 10 seconds and the screen shut off but now nothing is responding. I pressed and held to power button down for 20 sec and I get no response. I press and held the power and volume buttons for 4 or so minutes and I still get no response. I get no charge light when plugged in. It seems as though my phone is dead, any help in confirming this would be nice but tomorrow I might travel to the nearest BestBuy to start a claim to get a new phone. I have there fabulous insurance which is a very nice thing to have.

OK this phone is working again! It froze around 6 pm tonight and now 4 hours later its working. I may still turn it in to get replaced due to a previous incident that killed my IR port from transmitting. I just don't want to run into this problem again.

Phone dead?
Tsvallette said:
So here's what happened: Today I was using my phone and all of a sudden it froze. It froze when I plugged it in to charge when I was on my main screen. I unplugged it and pressed the power button to turn the screen off but nothing happened. I pressed and held my power button for about 10 seconds and the screen shut off but now nothing is responding. I pressed and held to power button down for 20 sec and I get no response. I press and held the power and volume buttons for 4 or so minutes and I still get no response. I get no charge light when plugged in. It seems as though my phone is dead, any help in confirming this would be nice but tomorrow I might travel to the nearest BestBuy to start a claim to get a new phone. I have there fabulous insurance which is a very nice thing to have.
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I'm also having a similar issue with my One.
Issue: Phone was streaming internet audio while on the charger, charging overnight (this is something I routinely do). Unplugged phone from charger, phone running ~ 98 degrees F. Audio stopped. Pressed power button and no response. The phone will not turn on. It appears the phone is dead.
Tried the following troubleshooting steps:
1. Long press power for 10-15 seconds. No response. No capacitive button light flash. No LED response.
2. Long press power for 10-15 seconds near a bright light. No response. No capacitive button light flash. No LED response.
3. Press power for 4-6 seconds. No response. No LED response.
4. Plug into charger. No response. No LED response.
5. Plug into computer. No response. No LED response. No device recognition.
I'm assuming my phone is dead but confirmation would be helpful.
I also wanted to see what people's experiences were with retrieving data from dead phones since I have all my apps etc. backed up on internal memory with TB. Backups are encrypted so I'm less worried about data theft, but I would like my info back for convenience purposes.
Other details:
Firmware: most recent for 4.3
Rooted, S-Off
Rom: ViperRom 3.5
Recovery: TWRP 2.6.3.0.
Please let me know if you need any more information from me or if you guys have any insights.

fatehavoc said:
I'm also having a similar issue with my One.
I unplugged it yesterday morning and went to turn it on and nothing. The phone will not turn on. I've tried holding the power button and the capacitive buttons do not flash. I've tried holding the power button with the sensors near a bright light and this also failed to work. I've plugged into a charger and no LEDs or response. I've plugged into a PC to see if ADB might work but nothing is detected.
I'm assuming my phone is dead but confirmation would be helpful.
I also wanted to see what people's experiences were with retrieving data from dead phones since I have all my apps etc. backed up on internal memory with TB. Backups are encrypted so I'm less worried about data theft, but I would like my info back for convenience purposes.
As an aside I'm running most recent firmware, rooted, S-Off, and running ViperRom 3.5. Please let me know if you need any more information from me or if you guys have any insights.
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Connect it to a PC and see if it shows QHSUSB_DLOAD your phone is bricked, probably dead motherboard. I'm starting to think that the One is a very defective phone, since there are many threads filled with dead phones and it's not even 1 year old. This is not good
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elvisypi said:
Connect it to a PC and see if it shows QHSUSB_DLOAD your phone is bricked, probably dead motherboard. I'm starting to think that the One is a very defective phone, since there are many threads filled with dead phones and it's not even 1 year old. This is not good
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Thanks for the advice. Connecting to my PC and looking at Device Manager, I'm not seeing the device at all.
A few notes: Running Windows 7 64-bit, local Administrator privileges, HTC drivers have been installed (I've run ADB and FASTBOOT commands from the machine before). I've also checked viewing Hidden devices in Device Manager with no luck.
Any other thoughts?

fatehavoc said:
Thanks for the advice. Connecting to my PC and looking at Device Manager, I'm not seeing the device at all.
A few notes: Running Windows 7 64-bit, local Administrator privileges, HTC drivers have been installed (I've run ADB and FASTBOOT commands from the machine before). I've also checked viewing Hidden devices in Device Manager with no luck.
Any other thoughts?
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Seems like it's a hrdware issue. If nothing works I'm afraid your phone is dead and all you can do is send it to HTC. Good luck keep us posted
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Appreciate the help. I'm checking different USB cables as a last ditch effort, but likely will be in touch with HTC. I'll update with results.

The general consensus seems to be that certain phones shipped with faulty heatsinks. Since they can't dissipate the heat, it all builds up and fries the motherboard. My guess is that's what happened.
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Quick update - I have TEP on my account with Sprint. Took to the Sprint store, they could not power on the phone. The tech's guess is that the battery was somehow disconnected from the phone, he said mobo issues typically give some type of error instead of no response at all.
Got them to replace the unit free of cost, just need to ship back my old device. Thanks for the help and insight everyone.

I'm glad for you. Strange though how the battery got disconnected with all that glue they put in these phones
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[Q] Unlocking bootloader hard bricked my moto x

So....
I think I hard bricked my 1st gen moto x. I was in the process of unlocking the bootloader using motorolla's guide and everything was going fine. i had the "unlock..." (or "unlocked..." i forget what it actually said) showing on my screen and just out of habit, i hit the power button as i put the phone down.
now, nothing.
nothing at all. no recovery mode, no nothing. does anyone have any suggestions? i've tried holding down power and vol down for 5 min. i've tried pushing random buttons. i've tried praying to the motorolla gods.

Is your phone the developer edition?
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gullbert said:
So....
I think I hard bricked my 1st gen moto x. I was in the process of unlocking the bootloader using motorolla's guide and everything was going fine. i had the "unlock..." (or "unlocked..." i forget what it actually said) showing on my screen and just out of habit, i hit the power button as i put the phone down.
now, nothing.
nothing at all. no recovery mode, no nothing. does anyone have any suggestions? i've tried holding down power and vol down for 5 min. i've tried pushing random buttons. i've tried praying to the motorolla gods.
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Press and hold the volume down button simultaneously with the power button for about 5 seconds then release. Can you get into bootloader mode?

JulesJam said:
Press and hold the volume down button simultaneously with the power button for about 5 seconds then release. Can you get into bootloader mode?
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I've tried that several times. Definitely can't get into bootloader mode.

plugin to charger.... what do you see

sumon511 said:
plugin to charger.... what do you see
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absolutely nothing.

Hold the power button as well as both the volume buttons all together.
Does it do?

gullbert said:
absolutely nothing.
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in that case,are you sure your charger/data cable is ok? also try connecting it to your computer with cable.do you see any device in computer? if its complete dead,then i see no hope

gullbert said:
absolutely nothing.
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This sounds like a hardware failure, maybe a battery failure or a charging port failure. Like someone else suggested, try a different charger and see what happens.
Is it still under warranty?

JulesJam said:
This sounds like a hardware failure, maybe a battery failure or a charging port failure. Like someone else suggested, try a different charger and see what happens.
Is it still under warranty?
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His warranty is void unless it's a dev edition

adity said:
His warranty is void unless it's a dev edition
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Depends on the state - in many states in the US, a manufacturer cannot void a warranty if the product failure/defect has nothing to do with why the manufacturer wants to void the warranty.
Since unlocking a bootloader has nothing to do with a battery failure, in those states where the law is as I stated above, Motorola cannot void the warranty. Now the average Joe may not know this and may not know how to sue Motorola if they won't honor the warranty, but if you do know this and do know how to file a small claims case against Motorola, then you would win in those states.
So it is not across the board true that you void your warranty if you unlock your bootloader and don't have a dev ed. It depends on the state and what is wrong with your phone.

Happened once to my Galaxy Nexus, solved with Odin. I don't know if there's such thing for Motorola devices :/
Odin can reconize the phone when powered off, that's why it worked.
i had no fastboot, recovery or battery icon when plugged to charger

JulesJam said:
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I had this exact same thing happen today, but I pressed power because the phone was hung there for a minute when I know it takes 1 second.
Nothing, Its like there is no battery it it. Damnit

Lamarrotems said:
I had this exact same thing happen today, but I pressed power because the phone was hung there for a minute when I know it takes 1 second.
Nothing, Its like there is no battery it it. Damnit
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Keep it plugged in, if it is totally drained, it will not turn on for a while until it gets charged to a safe level. Then after awhile on the charger, try to get into bootloader mode.

JulesJam said:
Keep it plugged in, if it is totally drained, it will not turn on for a while until it gets charged to a safe level. Then after awhile on the charger, try to get into bootloader mode.
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Unfortunately I have been charging it for a day now and nothing. I think I need to try that RDS lite fix or moto x flasher tool. Only problem is I don't have a windows computer with admin access, so trying to borrow one.

Lamarrotems said:
Unfortunately I have been charging it for a day now and nothing. I think I need to try that RDS lite fix or moto x flasher tool. Only problem is I don't have a windows computer with admin access, so trying to borrow one.
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Anyone had any experience with RDSLite or MotoFlasher? Haven't been able to get either to work, been trying for a couple hours. Any hlep would be GREATLY Appreciated - I am a poor grad student!

Younex said:
Happened once to my Galaxy Nexus, solved with Odin. I don't know if there's such thing for Motorola devices :/
Odin can reconize the phone when powered off, that's why it worked.
i had no fastboot, recovery or battery icon when plugged to charger
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That is the first to.e hearing Odin being used on a nexus. That is interesting. I always thought odin was for Samsung only.

Travisdroidx2 said:
That is the first to.e hearing Odin being used on a nexus. That is interesting. I always thought odin was for Samsung only.
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Samsung made at least one of the past nexus devices. -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_Nexus

KidJoe said:
Samsung made at least one of the past nexus devices. -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_Nexus
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Good point. I have the old gnex. I just always used fastboot. Never read about anyone using Odin the whole time I used it. Always learn something new!

Same thing just happened to me. It was displaying blue "unlock..." then just froze. Absolutely nothing, just a black screen. Can't get into any bootloader or recovery. I really hope this phone is not totally screwed now. Any of you guys have any luck?

Help with QHSUSB_DLOAD

Hi,
Last night I was using my AT&T HTC One M7 and suddenly every app crashed Whatsapp, Sense Home etc and phone just turned off
No lights work on phone, not even charging light
It doesn't power on
When I plug it into PC I can hear a sound and it shows QHSUSB_DLOAD in device manager
If I keep Power+Volume pressed while plugged in, I can hear usb connect/disconnect sound every few seconds until I stop pressing the buttons
I googled and I haven't been able to find a solution. I tried all combinations of power+ volume buttons.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I bought this phone 2 weeks back. Used ofcourse.
Thank you.

Try this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2770684
If this doesn't work, looks like your motherboard is faulty.
Good luck!

Fain11 said:
Try this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2770684
If this doesn't work, looks like your motherboard is faulty.
Good luck!
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I tried that but it doesn't detect my device Although Windows detects it as QHSUSB_DLOAD

Al Droid said:
Hi,
Last night I was using my AT&T HTC One M7 and suddenly every app crashed Whatsapp, Sense Home etc and phone just turned off
No lights work on phone, not even charging light
It doesn't power on
When I plug it into PC I can hear a sound and it shows QHSUSB_DLOAD in device manager
If I keep Power+Volume pressed while plugged in, I can hear usb connect/disconnect sound every few seconds until I stop pressing the buttons
I googled and I haven't been able to find a solution. I tried all combinations of power+ volume buttons.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I bought this phone 2 weeks back. Used ofcourse.
Thank you.
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Device randomly turning off and then detected as QHSUSB_DLOAD is caused by hardware problem. This guide is only to fix devices that went in this mode after a bad firmware flash.

alray said:
Device randomly turning off and then detected as QHSUSB_DLOAD is caused by hardware problem. This guide is only to fix devices that went in this mode after a bad firmware flash.
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Thanks alray, I thought the same. Do you have any idea if this is fixable by Repair guy? Or is it gone completely?

Al Droid said:
Thanks alray, I thought the same. Do you have any idea if this is fixable by Repair guy? Or is it gone completely?
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You'll probably need to replace the motherboard which doesn't really worth it imo. You can find new M7 for about 180-200$, pretty much the same price to get this one repaired.