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Hey guys I unlocked my boot loader and rooted once then I un-rooted and re-locked the boot-loader and now I am trying to do it again but I am having a problem. When I have my phone connected in debugging mode it shows up fine, I can use the code "adb devices" and it shows up but then when I load into the boot loader and go into fastboot and connect my phone to my computer Windows 8 says that it can not recognize the device this is on USB 2.0 it also says "device failed enumeration". On USB 3.0 I get a message that says "The device cannot start code 10". I have un-installed and then re-installed the sync manager and mulitple drivers to no avail. Please help.
Help
Anyone?
I had this before. It's a glitch I think but after keep trying I finally got it to work and really I don't know how to fix it.
What's your hboot version? Battery full? Try a different computer? Have a linux live cd?
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Tw1tchy said:
I had this before. It's a glitch I think but after keep trying I finally got it to work and really I don't know how to fix it.
What's your hboot version? Battery full? Try a different computer? Have a linux live cd?
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Yea I've tried two different computers I did have luck with one but I got as far as "fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin" and get an error that says that it cannot load the "Unlock_code.bin". My hboot version is 1.44. My battery has been full all day due to the fact that its been connected to a computer all day http://forum.xda-developers.com/images/smilies/tongue.gif
arenglish said:
Yea I've tried two different computers I did have luck with one but I got as far as "fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin" and get an error that says that it cannot load the "Unlock_code.bin". My hboot version is 1.44. My battery has been full all day due to the fact that its been connected to a computer all day http://forum.xda-developers.com/images/smilies/tongue.gif
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Well lets kinda rule things out. It shouldn't be your computer hardware or fastboot files because you tried this on multiple computers. Now what drivers are you using on each computer? Did you tried other micro usb cords? What shape is your micro usb slot on your device (looking at mine right now its kinda dirty)?
Complete those and it should tell you if its a connection problem or not. Otherwise we can partially assume its the software on your phone.
Tw1tchy said:
Well lets kinda rule things out. It shouldn't be your computer hardware or fastboot files because you tried this on multiple computers. Now what drivers are you using on each computer? Did you tried other micro usb cords? What shape is your micro usb slot on your device (looking at mine right now its kinda dirty)?
Complete those and it should tell you if its a connection problem or not. Otherwise we can partially assume its the software on your phone.
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I have been using drivers that didn't seem to work(some that I got off some thread here) but those didn't work so I uninstalled those and then uninstalled and then re-installed HTC Sync. I have used three different cables and my micro usb slot seems to be in fine condition it doesn't seem to be that dirty.
What happens when you try
fastboot erase cache
Does the command work or fail?
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Tw1tchy said:
What happens when you try
fastboot erase cache
Does the command work or fail?
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I would assume this would not work as the op states that his device is not recognised in fastboot.
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I would assume this would not work as the op states that his device is not recognised in fastboot.
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Incorrect, OP has got as far as loading the unlock code but fails at fastboot.
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Ok so with one laptop when I have my phone in debugging mode and are in the sense OS the phone is detected using the code "adb devices" but when I go to the bootloader and put the phone in fastboot mode it is unrecognized. On my other laptop it is recognized in fastboot using the code "fastboot devices". I have not used the clear cache yet I will try it later.
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arenglish said:
Ok so with one laptop when I have my phone in debugging mode and are in the sense OS the phone is detected using the code "adb devices" but when I go to the bootloader and put the phone in fastboot mode it is unrecognized. On my other laptop it is recognized in fastboot using the code "fastboot devices". I have not used the clear cache yet I will try it later.
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I'm in the exact same place as you on the first computer, as soon as I boot my phone into fastboot my computer no longer recognizes it and I've tried at least 5 different drivers and the HTC sync thing to help with the driver, what is wrong??
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What happens when you try
fastboot erase cache
Does the command work or fail?
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When I try that command all that happens is it says "waiting for device" and stays like that.
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When I try that command all that happens is it says "waiting for device" and stays like that.
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Have you updated your firmware? If so, make sure your sdk is the latest version.
Use usb 2.0, usb 3.0 is known to cause problems.
Un-install htc sync but not the drivers.
Before attempting commands, eject htc sync drive from My PC.
Let me know how you get on.
bobsie41 said:
Have you updated your firmware? If so, make sure your sdk is the latest version.
Use usb 2.0, usb 3.0 is known to cause problems.
Un-install htc sync but not the drivers.
Before attempting commands, eject htc sync drive from My PC.
Let me know how you get on.
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Ok, my firmware is 1.26.502.12 which I believe is the latest for AT&T, I've switched from USB 3.0 to 2.0 still not working in fastboot. I re-installed the SDK yesterday so I don't think there should be an update. I have un-installed HTC sync but not HTC Driver Installer and still after doing all of this the device shows up when it is in the OS but not in fastboot. Also when I reboot my device USB debugging keeps disabling itself.
Any updates to this? I'm running Windows 8, have the HTC drivers / Sync installed.. The phone connects fine while in Windows. But is unrecognized when the phone is in bootloader. This is driving me nuts. I do not have access to another PC. I'm sure someone has this working.
Edit: usb 3.0 ports working after following the plugable.com method for windows 8 usb 3 host controller fix.
born_fisherman said:
Any updates to this? I'm running Windows 8, have the HTC drivers / Sync installed.. The phone connects fine while in Windows. But is unrecognized when the phone is in bootloader. This is driving me nuts. I do not have access to another PC. I'm sure someone has this working.
Edit: usb 3.0 ports working after following the plugable.com method for windows 8 usb 3 host controller fix.
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Thanks... tried that method worked like a charm.
I wiped accidentaly my internal memory and data system, so I have no ROM to flash. I tried the sideload, but it's like stuck at "Starting ADB sideload feature... ( I don't know if that's supposed to be ok)
When I type adb devices it doesn't display my device, just says list of devices
When I type adb sideload ROM.zip it says device not found
It seems like adb is not working? I have used the same adb folder before for unlocking bootloader and rooting, soI don't know why it shouldn't work.
I even downloaded the whole adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130917, but same thing. I even tried another computer. Please someone give me an advice, I'm really worried
Install HTC sync and the drivers and install Universal Naked Drivers http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2263822
Restart your computer then make sure antivirus and any firewalls are disabled and try to sideload again.
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I am in the same boat as the OP. I am going to try that and see if it works. Been silently freaking out since I was unable to use adb or anything.
Fingers crossed!
Konfuzion said:
Install HTC sync and the drivers and install Universal Naked Drivers http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2263822
Restart your computer then make sure antivirus and any firewalls are disabled and try to sideload again.
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So strange. I ended up flashing a RUU. ADB works when device is on fastboot, but doesn't work wen the phone is on (adb fastboot bootloader), or when in recovery(adb sideload ROM.zip). I tried the naked driver and same story. I'll now do some registry cleaning and such things, maybe there are leftovers from old drivers
Edit : After uninstalling all drivers and cleaning stuff, installed the naked driver and now it works like a charm. Thanks!
Konfuzion said:
Install HTC sync and the drivers and install Universal Naked Drivers http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2263822
Restart your computer then make sure antivirus and any firewalls are disabled and try to sideload again.
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Just wanted to say that the naked drivers worked like a charm. I am currently able to use the sideload on TWRP. Thank you so much! :good:
Hi,
I am using Desire C for more than a year, and i have been using customs ROMs starting with Nameless. Recently I flashed NOPE Kernel, and installed Simplicity ROM, 4.1.2. After that i am not able to flash the boot image again. It is connecting properly when in connect to the system, but once i get into Bootloader mode, suddenly i get a message "Device not recognized", and i cannot connect anymore. I tried installing and re-installing all kinds of drivers available for Desire C and HTC, but no luck. Can anyone help on this issue... Please.....
Weirdness. What commands did you try? Type adb devices in CMD and if numbers come up then it is connected
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When it is in Boot loader mode, I don't get any number, tried adb devices, result was device not found. Once I'm in bootloader, none of the adb commands works. Not even reboot command.
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lesfauves said:
When it is in Boot loader mode, I don't get any number, tried adb devices, result was device not found. Once I'm in bootloader, none of the adb commands works. Not even reboot command.
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Did you try this in fastboot mode?
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Yes... I tried it in fastboot mode... as soon as the phone goes to fastboot, I get the error Windows cannot recognize the device...
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Do you have HTC sync? If so. Uninstall it. This fixed it for me...
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uchihasparky said:
Do you have HTC sync? If so. Uninstall it. This fixed it for me...
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Uninstalled HTC Sync. This time it showed "HBOOT USB PLUG" in the bootloader, but when i tried flashing the boot image, same error came up... and it went back to HBOOT... And it is still showing as waiting for device in the cmd.
Hmmmmmm. Not a ure then bro. Maybe read up on some guides and see ig you did anythimg wrong? :/
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Reinstalled drivers?
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It is supposed to say FASTBOOT USB. From the bootloader screen, select the fastboot option using your volume and power buttons.
aashay960 said:
It is supposed to say FASTBOOT USB. From the bootloader screen, select the fastboot option using your volume and power buttons.
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Reinstalled drivers?
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Tried re-installing all the drivers... Checked out some forums, and downloaded HTC Drivers, installed, still not working...
When it reboots into BOOTLOADER, it doesn't show FASTBOOT USB, but when move up and down using volume keys, it shows FASTBOOT USB. Not returning anything for FASTBOOT DEVICES. Tried to flash, showing "waiting for device"... and after sometime, got the error "windows did not recognize the usb device"...
I have a flashable boot image zip file for HTC Explorer, tried changing the boot image, and flashed. No error message then, but still shows the old one itself....
So, can anyone help me by creating a flashable boot zip... I really need to change NOPE kernel...
What version of windows are you using?
If you're on windows 7 there are known problems with the drivers so check the forums for solutions on windows drivers
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same problem
i have exactly same problem at windows 8.1
I'm using Win 8 from past 1 year... I never had this problem before, till last two months.... I flashed from Prometheus to NOPE, then after some days I tried to flash Prometheus back, I started getting this error....
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Did You check Your USB cable? It could be that it is failing...
Other than that, connect your phone in fastboot mode, wait until error pops up, then do this:
Start command prompt (as administrator in windows 7, 8...) and type this (followed by enter):
Code:
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
and after that line, type this:
Code:
start devmgmt.msc
Now try and find devices with exclamation, there should be your android device. Now right click and uninstall it. Then plug out your phone, and plug it back in. If it doesnt't work after this, I'd say that all you can do then is to reinstall htc drivers.
calinorg said:
Did You check Your USB cable? It could be that it is failing...
Other than that, connect your phone in fastboot mode, wait until error pops up, then do this:
Start command prompt (as administrator in windows 7, 8...) and type this (followed by enter):
Code:
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
and after that line, type this:
Code:
start devmgmt.msc
Now try and find devices with exclamation, there should be your android device. Now right click and uninstall it. Then plug out your phone, and plug it back in. If it doesnt't work after this, I'd say that all you can do then is to reinstall htc drivers.
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No Luck... tried re-installing the drivers... changed the cable... even tried a different system... No luck at all... I think I'm gonna be stuck with this itself..... at least until buying a new cell....
Talking about new cell, I am planning for HP Slate Voice Tab 6... Any one, any suggestions on that...
Now the touch buttons are not working properly. They keep playing dead sometimes... I think my cell is coming to EOL... lol...
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Hi guys, i'm in the process of trying to go back to stock on my HTC One,
when my HTC is not in bootloader mode my computer recognises the device perfectly, so does HTC sync manager (my htc sync manager is up to date) But when i enter fast boot so i can change some settings i get the error message saying usb device not recognised, also in device manager it says adb title which replaces my HTC One when i go into fastboot mode has a yellow error message above it,
I can't for the life of me update the adb driver either, won't work. When i'm in command prompt trying to change some settings also when im in fastboot it says waiting for device.
any help would be appreciated
Try this, it's really very easy it has the steps for setting up adb and fastboot
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2606577
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tobesedated said:
Try this, it's really very easy it has the steps for setting up adb and fastboot
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2606577
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Hey thanks a lot, will try it tommorrow!
tomquartey said:
Hi guys, i'm in the process of trying to go back to stock on my HTC One,
when my HTC is not in bootloader mode my computer recognises the device perfectly, so does HTC sync manager (my htc sync manager is up to date) But when i enter fast boot so i can change some settings i get the error message saying usb device not recognised, also in device manager it says adb title which replaces my HTC One when i go into fastboot mode has a yellow error message above it,
I can't for the life of me update the adb driver either, won't work. When i'm in command prompt trying to change some settings also when im in fastboot it says waiting for device.
any help would be appreciated
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This is a very known issue, Windows 8.1 USB drivers haves issues with fastboot. Use windows 7 or 8.0 and it will work perfectly. I know there is a solution for windows 8.1 using intel usb 3.0 ports (you might want to search google for this). If you can't have access to a win7/8.0 computer, use a linux live cd as suggested by tobesedated.
alray said:
This is a very known issue, Windows 8.1 USB drivers haves issues with fastboot. Use windows 7 or 8.0 and it will work perfectly. I know there is a solution for windows 8.1 using intel usb 3.0 ports (you might want to search google for this). If you can't have access to a win7/8.0 computer, use a linux live cd as suggested by tobesedated.
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@tomquartey
Windows 8.1 also works fine if your on hboot 1.55.000 and up
The GPE android 4.4 update also included a Dark hboot 1.54.000 that also works fine in windows 8.1.
I've installed all the correct drivers and my computer can recognize my phone, once in boot loader mode I can find the model of my phone with terminal but anything else I try like adb or fastboot with HTC one toolkit says no device is found?? I'm just trying to root and even go s-off again but nothing is working l. Only command that works is , adb devices after that its no device found. I cannot root with toolkit or terminal I get same message.
Is there anyone that can help me with this?
Please and thank you
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playboypaul said:
I've installed all the correct drivers and my computer can recognize my phone, once in boot loader mode I can find the model of my phone with terminal but anything else I try like adb or fastboot with HTC one toolkit says no device is found?? I'm just trying to root and even go s-off again but nothing is working l. Only command that works is , adb devices after that its no device found. I cannot root with toolkit or terminal I get same message.
Is there anyone that can help me with this?
Please and thank you
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adb commands only works from custom recovery or from a booted rom with usb debugging enabled
fastboot commands only works from bootloader
don't use toolkits, use fastboot and adb directly from a command window.
apart from the toolkit, if the drivers are correctly installed and your device is detected with "adb devices"/"fastboot devices" there is no reason other commands won't works.
you can also check nkk71's guide, there is guide in the FAQ to install drivers correctly.
You could also try to use adb and fastboot from a linux live cd/usb (ubuntu for example)
Most likely you just need to enable usb debugging in settings.
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USB debugging is enabled when I try this, all the tutorials ive read pretty much start with telling u that.
I've also used the command window to try troubleshoot why toolkit didn't work and same result.
When I try push a file like twrp I get no device attached.
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I'll try again and post a screenshot of command window
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Figured it out thanks for the help
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Had root for the day then woke today to error saying this device does not have proper root access?
I have twrp installed and working tried to reflash SuperSU and all my system apps are closing .
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