I need help recovering deleted data off of my Droid turbo. Someone tried entering the password wrong to many times causing a factory reset, deleting all of my videos and pictures. I know there's ways to recover the data but I'm not sure how and need root. PLEASE HELP!
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Hi all,
Yesterday I restarted my phone, which triggered a rebooting loop. I tried removing the SIM and SD cards, which didn't seem to be affecting anything. I then tried deleting the cache, factory resetting, then factory resetting and deleting the cache, but I still can't turn my phone on. Now the problem is that as the phone boots, it tries to 'upgrade android' and 'optimise apps', but before it completes all this, it reboots itself again.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. I've tried reading up on reinstalling firmware via USB as a possible solution, but haven't figured out how to do this. I don't know if there's a simpler solution.
Best,
Stu
Hi,
My coworker forgot her encryption password on her Note 5. She ran out of attempts and then her phone factory reset. Is there anyway to recover photos? Thanks for any help!
try app disk digger .. but works fine when the phone is rooted
"To start android, please enter your PIN".
I am getting this message even after performing a factory reset, and wiping dalvik, cache, and system.
I have tried re flashing BlissPop. It seems like the phone is still encrypted somewhere. This all started because I was trying to transfer from Cricket to Mint, and when I put in the SIM card the SIM was asking for an unlock PIN. I couldn't get that to work, so I tried a factory reset, which got me to this point, and now the phone won't boot to anything besides recovery at all.
Any help is VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. This is the only phone I have that's used as a primary POC for several contacts - I did not anticipate problems switching carriers to this level.
Edit: I now even went as far as formatting internal storage, and the phone is still prompting for a PIN on boot.
Was able to get it to boot again after using this method, and then flashing a new ROM again. Now I just need to figure out why the stupid SIM won't communicate.
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like the title says I uninstalled the mentioned apps using adb and all of a sudden my camera stopped working so I decided for a simple restart and the device stuck in the loop ever since.
it restarts several times and open realme UI recovery and when I choose language it says " KINDLY REMINDER : system error, after select language, please select Online update(keep data) to recovery system, thanks! " .
So I did what the message said and I connect the wifi but instead of updating it says no updates found.
I also tried to wipe data but I got asked whether to retain contacts/media or format data.
I obviously tried the first one because I need the data but as expected it didn't work.
I am skeptical to clean format because I feel that I can still fix it with retaining the data.
I tried all the key combinations but only the realme UI recovery comes up . Please help me!
thank you
I don't think you'll be able to fix this without a full reflashing of the ROM using SP Tools and a format of the data partition from Recovery. You probably don't have access to full ADB now, if at all, and Fastboot won't help you recover anything. However, you should be able to rescue important files before you do this, as long as you have unlocked your bootloader.
Follow the steps here to install TWRP custom recovery. Once done, you can boot into it from fastboot by running `fastboot reboot recovery`. Once you're in TWRP, you can mount partitions so you can access them over USB from your PC.
Once you've got your important files transferred to your PC, take a full backup to be safe, then flash the stock ROM. This thread can help you do both of those things. Note that flashing the stock ROM using SP Tools will also restore the stock recovery. Once the process is done, boot right into fastboot and use it to reboot back into the stock recovery before letting it actually boot the ROM. Format your data partition (yes the whole thing). Now you can restart, and it should go through first time setup just fine.
I was going to uninstall these apps, but was too lazy. Guess lazyness is not too bad after all.
@Ricodey have you got the solution for this thing beacause i am also experiencing same issue
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@Ricodey have you got the solution for this thing beacause i am also experiencing same issue
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Unfortunately I had to go for the latter option of complete reset with the loss of data to get my device boot up . It seems the option to recover the device with data seems too complicated and not to mention the fact that this process is not without it's own risks. If you want an easy out from this issue I suggest that you complete format the device and have your important data backed up from now.
And Obviously I had data not backed up which I wanted on my device during this issue but it wasn't too important and I could let go of it cuz rest of my data was backed up.. but being the nerd I am, I tried to recover that data too.. but as I said it wasn't worth the time and risk for me so I chose the latter option.
Hope this helps! Do reply if you need further assistance !
Ricodey said:
Unfortunately I had to go for the latter option of complete reset with the loss of data to get my device boot up . It seems the option to recover the device with data seems too complicated and not to mention the fact that this process is not without it's own risks. If you want an easy out from this issue I suggest that you complete format the device and have your important data backed up from now.
And Obviously I had data not backed up which I wanted on my device during this issue but it wasn't too important and I could let go of it cuz rest of my data was backed up.. but being the nerd I am, I tried to recover that data too.. but as I said it wasn't worth the time and risk for me so I chose the latter option.
Hope this helps! Do reply if you need further assistance
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for me the issue was like i just downgraded my device to the a.15 firmware after setting up i uninstalled the bloatware apps and some google apps which were not needed obviously and restarted my device and it got a bootloop, the issue of bootloop wasn't new to me i previoulsy had the same issue when i have downgraded to a.19 firmware. there is a simple fix, if you want to get rid of the bloatware apps now also you can use the disable command like.
(pm uninstall-user --user 0 ----package name---) this will not give any bootloop and can enjoy a part of RAM....
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Hello! I apologize if the terminology won't be correct but i'm not very tech savvy and i'm learning while trying to fix this mess
I have this rooted Samsung A715F (no custom rom) given to me by my cousin some time ago (he can't help me).
The day before yesterday it started boot-looping out the blue and i initially wiped the cache partition without success then i tried to flash the last firmware with Odin after reading some guides here, uploading the HOME_CSC to not lose my data, I've some important pictures i would like not to lose (I know, not making a backup was stupid).
But the problem wasn't solved, the only difference is a new screen during the boot saying: "One ui error" and another "Can't load android system your data may be corrupted[...] where i can select Try again, factory data reset and recovery logs".
Luckily i still can access Download and Recovery mode but i don't really know what to do, i tried to download the firmware flash from other sources but nothing... and i'm pretty sure TWRP isn't installed.
Is there anything i can do before wiping data? Please, please help me
Of course no.
Hard reset and Davlik cache clean is required.
cmfCyangenModteam said:
Of course no.
Hard reset and Davlik cache clean is required.
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Thank you for your answer! Sigh, i thought as much...
Could you please elaborate? I'm trying to learn
Fuelinme said:
Thank you for your answer! Sigh, i thought as much...
Could you please elaborate? I'm trying to learn
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To enter recovery press power button and Volume - button, choose Reset function.