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Hero freezes when you touch screen

so all of a sudden my cdma heros touch screen got messed up. I tried restarting the phone and where it used to say android at the boot screen is just a blank screen now. It does restart but i am stuck at my lock screen. If i touch my screen at all it freezes up. I cant even click one dot on the lock screen. I can receive calls but the screens blank and my hard buttons work. Also i cant go into recovery and i tried wiping my storage by holding the home button and back key but when i go through with it, it does not hard reset and all of my settings are still their an i get stuck at lockscreen after restart. can anyone please help me out?

[Q] Not Booting.

Hey everyone!
I have an HTC one Installed with 4.2.2 Sense rom, I Was trying to install the kernel for HTC menu button mod but the installer froze and my phone rebooted...it rebooted to the HTC logo, and fadded to black and didnt turn on. Now when I press the power button the Back and Home key blink and nothing happenss, I am randomly able to get it to boot the HTC logo and it fades to black right away...I charged the phone up for about 45 mins and it does the same thing....Help

[Q] Can't access S/W upgrade mode.

I am getting a boot image signature error and the phone turns off in 5 seconds to save battery whenever i turn it on. I am trying to reflush it but I can't seem to gain access to the S/W upgrade mode. When turning on the phone it shows the LG logo and goes right to a weird-colored screen ( if I don't press any other key ) or it goes to a black screen ( this is when I think it should actually go into the s/w mode , goes into a blank black screen no matter the button I press, I know that it should go to the s/w mode if I hold down vol - but it doesn't happen ). Any clue how to gain access to it?

taigi100 said:
I am getting a boot image signature error and the phone turns off in 5 seconds to save battery whenever i turn it on. I am trying to reflush it but I can't seem to gain access to the S/W upgrade mode. When turning on the phone it shows the LG logo and goes right to a weird-colored screen ( if I don't press any other key ) or it goes to a black screen ( this is when I think it should actually go into the s/w mode , goes into a blank black screen no matter the button I press, I know that it should go to the s/w mode if I hold down vol - but it doesn't happen ). Any clue how to gain access to it?
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1) you must have phone turned off
2) hold volume - button
3) plug in usb cable
4) S/W mode should appear

HTC One Bricked - Turns on, but can't access fastboot or recovery

So my friend sold me his busted HTC One, telling me it wasn't turning on. I took it upon myself to get it fixed up.
It seemed completely dead, but after plugging it in to charge, and holding power + volume up + volume down, I got it to turn on to the HTC screen when charging, then turn off. I can access the bootloader screen by holding power + volume down, but the bootloader screen goes crazy.
The first option will keep selecting itself, then going back and loops like that. If I try scroll down, it instantly selects the thing I scroll to, which is either reboot or power off.
If I select recovery on the main screen, it boots to the HTC logo and turns off.
Not too bummed, as I only payed $35 AUD, but really would like to try get it fixed up.
Thanks!

deanpcgmr said:
So my friend sold me his busted HTC One, telling me it wasn't turning on. I took it upon myself to get it fixed up.
It seemed completely dead, but after plugging it in to charge, and holding power + volume up + volume down, I got it to turn on to the HTC screen when charging, then turn off. I can access the bootloader screen by holding power + volume down, but the bootloader screen goes crazy.
The first option will keep selecting itself, then going back and loops like that. If I try scroll down, it instantly selects the thing I scroll to, which is either reboot or power off.
If I select recovery on the main screen, it boots to the HTC logo and turns off.
Not too bummed, as I only payed $35 AUD, but really would like to try get it fixed up.
Thanks!
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Sounds like maybe the power button is stuck on. Hence the reason it is auto selecting everything. Also it would cause the device to force reboot.
When it boots to the HTC logo, are the Capacitive back and home buttons flashing at all?
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Danny201281 said:
Sounds like maybe the power button is stuck on. Hence the reason it is auto selecting everything. Also it would cause the device to force reboot.
When it boots to the HTC logo, are the Capacitive back and home buttons flashing at all?
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Ahhh I thought that may be the case! Should be a fairly easy repair then. The back and home buttons do not flash at all.

HTC One M7 non-rooted, hard reboot loop - need help

I've got an AT&T HTC One M7. It's non-rooted and has stock firmware. Android updates from AT&T are installed when pushed. It's all pretty routine. As of yesterday evening, this phone started rebooting and won't stop.
If I leave it alone, it vibrates (normal startup notification), goes to the green on white "htc" screen for a few seconds, then goes blank and starts over. I can get to the bootloader screen, and I've gotten it to start in safe mode as well, but it always restarts again within a few seconds.
Things I've done/found:
- Holding down the volume down button while it restarts takes me to the bootloader menu, but the buttons don't seem to work correctly when I get there, and it always restarts again within a few seconds.
- I managed to start it in safe mode a few times--I think by holding volume up and volume down at the same time--but it restarted before I could do anything.
- I removed the SIM card. Same thing.
- I let it reboot until it died. As soon as I plugged it in, it started the same thing again.
I'm starting to think it's hardware failure, like the power button is constantly making contact, even though the button feels fine to the touch. Note that I get to the bootloader just by holding the volume down button. I don't have to touch the power button. I'm not certain whether that's normal. Can anyone give me any ideas or even just verify that it seems like a hardware problem?