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Bricked Diamond, does not power on

I’ve flashed my phone many times before, but this was my first time using MTTY and I’ve ****ED UP. I don't think the problem is from MTTY, that’s why I’m posting this under general section, so please keep reading.
From The DEFINITIVE MTTY Thread (Flashing From USB):
5c: type "task 29" to get your device formatted
5d: type "task 8" to ask your device reboot
6: Immediately DISCONNECT your device then Press and Hold Vol Down to bring the device back to bootloader and connect to USB.
7: Run ROM Flasher and flash via USB. After rom flash is completed Hard-reset (Pen Reset, then Press and Hold Vol Down and Circle) then allow the ROM to boot.
I have successfully completed step 6 but I got confused at step 7, so I decided to read some more documentation. As far as I know, keeping the device in bootloader mode does not charge the battery (the light circle does not blink) so I removed the battery in order to keep it from discharging (power button did not work), thinking I could power on the device later and connect it in bootloader mode again. Boy was I wrong. The phone is completely dead now.
Do i have a new piece of furniture? Thanks and sorry for my english.

blitz13 said:
I’ve flashed my phone many times before, but this was my first time using MTTY and I’ve ****ED UP. I don't think the problem is from MTTY, that’s why I’m posting this under general section, so please keep reading.
From The DEFINITIVE MTTY Thread (Flashing From USB):
5c: type "task 29" to get your device formatted
5d: type "task 8" to ask your device reboot
6: Immediately DISCONNECT your device then Press and Hold Vol Down to bring the device back to bootloader and connect to USB.
7: Run ROM Flasher and flash via USB. After rom flash is completed Hard-reset (Pen Reset, then Press and Hold Vol Down and Circle) then allow the ROM to boot.
I have successfully completed step 6 but I got confused at step 7, so I decided to read some more documentation. As far as I know, keeping the device in bootloader mode does not charge the battery (the light circle does not blink) so I removed the battery in order to keep it from discharging (power button did not work), thinking I could power on the device later and connect it in bootloader mode again. Boy was I wrong. The phone is completely dead now.
Do i have a new piece of furniture? Thanks and sorry for my english.
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make sure the battery is fully charged after that put the batteries in the device, then make the device go to bootloader with Press + Hold Vol Down and connect to USB so you can resume back to Flash ROM
Good luck blitz13

Hakim Rahman said:
make sure the battery is fully charged after that put the batteries in the device, then make the device go to bootloader with Press + Hold Vol Down and connect to USB so you can resume back to Flash ROM
Good luck blitz13
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Thanks for your answer Hakim. I left the battery in the fridge overnight and managed to bring the phone back to life just enough to do a quick flash.
Phew

[Q] Boot file got deleted, HELP!

Hello All,
I have a Galaxy Tab P1000, My elder brother was trying to root it and he deleted the boot file by mistake, Since then my Tab is not starting up. It just doesn't respond to anything, I keep pressing the power button but nothing comes up, I tried connecting the USB cable, Still no response. Please help me to get this fixed.
Thanks

Hi,
Can you put the device into download mode? Power button + volume down press until you see the yellow Android screen.

If you haven't already, try charging it for about 4 hours

Trying to hard reset my xt1068 kitkat phone, didn't show dead android guy at all.

My phone was frozen when I was taking a video,
then I forced restart the phone by pressing power button until it restarted.
However, my phone stuck at the android logo for a quite long time with the screen on, so I decided to do a factory reset.
I have tried the following steps on my friend's phone as we bought exactly same phone,
and succeded at first attempt.
1, volume down + power button goes into boot options.
2, then android logo, then about 2 seconds later, dead android guy would appear.
HERE is my phone's problem:
in this step after showing android logo, my phone would vibrate once and then just gone black,just like turning off. NO DEAD ANDROID GUY showed up. Certainly would not be able to do the rest steps.
I have searched and tried so many methods that others used when they could not get into the bootloader. NONE of them succeded.
So I need help, guys.
Anyone got any ideas.
Thanks in advanced !!!

no one ?
I guess I had to bring it to the store for repairing.

bluecard said:
no one ?
I guess I had to bring it to the store for repairing.
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1. power button + volume(down) button
then in bootloader menu:
2. volume(down) button to goto down to 'recovery'
3. volume(up) button for selecting it
Alternative I would try this:
power button + volume(down) button
then in bootloader menu stay here connect usb and use fastboot on pc.
fastboot flashall factoryImage ????

bitstra said:
1. power button + volume(down) button
then in bootloader menu:
2. volume(down) button to goto down to 'recovery'
3. volume(up) button for selecting it
Alternative I would try this:
power button + volume(down) button
then in bootloader menu stay here connect usb and use fastboot on pc.
fastboot flashall factoryImage ????
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post in right forum........... see my signature for 5.0.2 easy installer or search for my kitkat version in xt1068 forum

Nokia 8 unable to boot into recovery

Hi
I need help to reboot into recovery.
Have tried most methods on youtube and most android webpages.
The vol up or down and power key all combos.
Only thing i could get was into safe mode.
Model: TA - 1004
Hardware: 64gb storage/ 4gb ram
Software: Oreo8 and was nougat 7.1.1 (didnt work for both)
Dev options: OEM unlocking selected.
Appreciate if anyone can help. Thanks!

Hello,
1- Nokia off.
2- Plug USB cable (mandatory).
3- Then push on vol+ until android robot appears.
4- Then push Power On first, maintain it and then press Vol+ to launch recovery menu.
Works fine for me.
Regards
Christian

cb_diamond said:
Hello,
1- Nokia off.
2- Plug USB cable (mandatory).
3- Then push on vol+ until android robot appears.
4- Then push Power On first, maintain it and then press Vol+ to launch recovery menu.
Works fine for me.
Regards
Christian
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Appreciated ty. gonna try

This does not work for me. I've watched videos on YouTube, and still, nothing. If I hold down the volume-up and power buttons, I just get the android logo over and over. This is a pretty essential functionality to be lacking. Someone on Nokia Support forums said some of the phones do not have a recovery?

Personally I tried several methods for booting into recovery, using the button combinations that were instructed on different sites. In the end the only method that worked for me, was enabling Android debugging and using adb to boot into recovery. Too bad that after all that, the recovery was of no help for me, as there was no option to wipe ART cache.

Theobias said:
Hi
I need help to reboot into recovery.
Have tried most methods on youtube and most android webpages.
The vol up or down and power key all combos.
Only thing i could get was into safe mode.
Model: TA - 1004
Hardware: 64gb storage/ 4gb ram
Software: Oreo8 and was nougat 7.1.1 (didnt work for both)
Dev options: OEM unlocking selected.
Appreciate if anyone can help. Thanks!
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I have tried several methods but worked this process only:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74406267&postcount=34

Rd. Vortex said:
Personally I tried several methods for booting into recovery, using the button combinations that were instructed on different sites. In the end the only method that worked for me, was enabling Android debugging and using adb to boot into recovery. Too bad that after all that, the recovery was of no help for me, as there was no option to wipe ART cache.
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Same experience here, and again I was going for a cache wipe, but apparently Oreo manages cache different to Nougat. Here for what is worth, to the original questioner, is the note I made having finally got into recovery after many frustrating attempts:
1. Connect via USB cable to PC
2. Ensure ADB debugging is on and the "Transfer Files" mode is selected
3. At the command-line type: adb reboot recovery
The phone will reboot to an image of an android robot on it's back with a red exclamation mark and "no command" written on the screen
4. When you see this, first hold the power button down and then, while still holding the power button, press Vol+
You should now be in the recovery menu
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I played around with this method, originally Posted by cb_diamond, and found it sometimes worked and sometimes didn't, this may be of help to the first questioner. Almost the same sequence as previously described but holding down Vol+ before attaching the cable, this seems to work consistently for me.
1. Power off your Nokia 8
2. Hold Vol+ down (and continue to hold it down)
3. Plug in a USB cable from your PC into the phone, after a few seconds "Powered by Android Appears" and several seconds later the image of the green android robot appears on screen. You can now let go Vol+
4. Next hold the power button down and while doing so press Vol+
Hopefully you are now in the recovery menu

Question Question about booting into Boot Loader

I'm now finally trying to flash the T-Mobile version onto my sm-g998u1, When I follow the instructions to get into bootloader it just restarts the phone normally like a regular reboot? Any guidance on getting this done correctly. Below are the steps I saw how to reboot into bootloader:
Turn off your Galaxy S21.
Connect it to your computer using a USB cable.
When the charging percentage level animation stops, hold the Volume UP + Power keys simultaneously for 5-7 seconds.
Keep both the hardware buttons pressed until you enter the Android Recovery mode.
Once you enter the recovery mode on your Galaxy S21, highlight Reboot to Bootloader using the Volume Down key and select it using the Power button.
Your Galaxy S21 will boot into the Download Mode
Much thanks and sorry again for the many posts.

fil.lujan said:
I'm now finally trying to flash the T-Mobile version onto my sm-g998u1, When I follow the instructions to get into bootloader it just restarts the phone normally like a regular reboot? Any guidance on getting this done correctly. Below are the steps I saw how to reboot into bootloader:
Turn off your Galaxy S21.
Connect it to your computer using a USB cable.
When the charging percentage level animation stops, hold the Volume UP + Power keys simultaneously for 5-7 seconds.
Keep both the hardware buttons pressed until you enter the Android Recovery mode.
Once you enter the recovery mode on your Galaxy S21, highlight Reboot to Bootloader using the Volume Down key and select it using the Power button.
Your Galaxy S21 will boot into the Download Mode
Much thanks and sorry again for the many posts.
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Hi mate
Maybe step 3 is not quite right, you can check this thread it has a lot of information
Reboot Phone in Download Mode: Connect USB-cable to your computer. Hold down "Volume up" and "Volume down" at same time. While holding down, connect the USB-cable to your phone. Or use the command "adb reboot-bootloader"
Do not wait for the % animation.....
Further information here

You can also do it via ADB (adb reboot download)

Thank you. Appreciate it.

Glad I could help