[Q] tf201 stuck on ASUS screen - Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime

I know there are many threads saying that their Transformer Primes are stuck on the ASUS screen, and every one I saw didn't help me one bit. So I'm making this thread to tell you specifically what's wrong with mine.
In this order:
I rooted my tablet with motochopper and it worked just fine.
Then I unlocked my bootloader and tried flashing TWRP with this link.
I thought it worked, but then I ran into my current problem:
My tablet is stuck on the ASUS splash screen. "This device is unlocked" is at the top left and the NVIDIA logo at the bottom right.
And it's stuck...
When I hold the power button and +, it turns off.
When I hold the power button and -, it reboots.
My computer and ADB doesn't recognize my tablet.
IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO??? :crying:

And it's running Android 4.1.1
I don't have NVflash installed either.

El Serioso said:
And it's running Android 4.1.1
I don't have NVflash installed either.
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Please use the search feature there is tons of info on this exact issue. :highfive:

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[Q] [Help/Q] P7510 soft bricked (boot only to APX)

First of all, I have read endless number of thread on this forum, sorry but I'm still confused
I had my device rooted, installed ICS (using ODIN) and everything worked like a charm for couple of month. At some point my device stopped responding and I had only black screen. It wouldn't respond to any button press combinations, touching the screen as you press the buttons and any other Voodoo that I could find in forums.
I have tried to drain the battery for over two weeks (with a matchstick sellotaped to the power button).
How would I know if the battery is drained? (When I plug the tab to the computer it is being recognized as APX device)
I have tried to use nvflash, but get the 0X4 error.
This suggests that my device is locked.
Could a device be rooted, CWM installed but still be locked?
Is there a way out of this? or should I get myself new IPad
Any help is much appreciated.
Does odin recognize it?
I can only boot to the APX mode and ODIN doesn't see it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1478361
try this it seems like someone else was in your same postion. Just an FYI the it was the first thread that came up when i googled "galaxy tab apx flash" hope this helps...

device bricked after being rom-ed with wrong rom

Hello!
A friend of mine has flashed his TF201 with the wrong ROM....he used a ROM for TF300T and the device has bricked...It only shows Asus logo and then it goes blank.
Since I'm not frmilliar with Android in tablets....he said that the tablet is recognised on PC after the power down/volume down keys pressed and then to APX mode. I think that he never used NVflash....
is there any possibility to reflash the device with the correct rom? get the tablet back working?
thank you
Sine64 said:
Hello!
A friend of mine has flashed his TF201 with the wrong ROM....he used a ROM for TF300T and the device has bricked...It only shows Asus logo and then it goes blank.
Since I'm not frmilliar with Android in tablets....he said that the tablet is recognised on PC after the power down/volume down keys pressed and then to APX mode. I think that he never used NVflash....
is there any possibility to reflash the device with the correct rom? get the tablet back working?
thank you
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Can you get into the bootloader by holding down power and volume down? If so which version? You may be able to flash from a PC using fast boot.
Which ROM did he install?
sbdags said:
Can you get into the bootloader by holding down power and volume down? If so which version? You may be able to flash from a PC using fast boot.
Which ROM did he install?
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He said the bootloader version is 10.4.2.18.
when he turns the tablet on it shows BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED, after that asus logo and then black screen. The device is found on PC in APX mode...
any suggestions?
Sine64 said:
He said the bootloader version is 10.4.2.18.
when he turns the tablet on it shows BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED, after that asus logo and then black screen. The device is found on PC in APX mode...
any suggestions?
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Well APX mode is no use to him if he didn't do an nvflash backup of the necessary files before he updated it. You haven't said if he can actually get into the bootloader or not (has 4 icons after holding down power and volume down for 5 to 10 secs). If not then there is nothing you can do other than send it back to Asus for repairs.

So no option to unbrick my tf201?

Ive read and I think Ive came to the conclusion that I got a new boat anchor. Just wanted to see if anyone can confirm before I trash it.
Its a tf201.
Had 4.1.1
Used the asus unlock tool.
All went well
Went to install twrp
Rebooted fine.
Rebooted again went to asus logo with unlocked in the top left.
Its stuck there.
Cant enter recovery.
CAN enter APX
Did not install NVFLASH
Toss it?
lemayautocare said:
Ive read and I think Ive came to the conclusion that I got a new boat anchor. Just wanted to see if anyone can confirm before I trash it.
Its a tf201.
Had 4.1.1
Used the asus unlock tool.
All went well
Went to install twrp
Rebooted fine.
Rebooted again went to asus logo with unlocked in the top left.
Its stuck there.
Cant enter recovery.
CAN enter APX
Did not install NVFLASH
Toss it?
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Question:
How did you install TWRP and where did you get it ? What version of TWRP is it ? I believe there is the ICS and JB versions and there are specific version for TF201 as well.
Are you able to go to fast boot ? if so then you are not bricked yet. The way to install TWRP is to install it using fastboot.
http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/93
I got twrp from their site. I got the JB version. I cant get into fastboot. If I hold down volume while trying to boot it still just goes to the splash screen just like if I dont. I cant turn it off though. When I hold down power to turn it off as soon as it turns off it just trys to start again so Im not sure its registering the volume button or not.
vanguy2009 said:
Question:
How did you install TWRP and where did you get it ? What version of TWRP is it ? I believe there is the ICS and JB versions and there are specific version for TF201 as well.
Are you able to go to fast boot ? if so then you are not bricked yet. The way to install TWRP is to install it using fastboot.
http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/93
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If it helps any to know this I can turn it off now and still volume down and power does nothing.
The only thing that gets me anything different than the splash screen is to hold volume up and power.
Did you find a way to recover your tf201?
Hello lemayautocare,
Have you found a post/site, that explains how to recover you tf201? I'm having the exact same problem an the only additional information I can give you is that I notice that when I power it with the volume button up, the screen is black but my computer sees the device when I use lsusb. It doesn't show up when I power it up with volume button down.
eflav said:
Hello lemayautocare,
Have you found a post/site, that explains how to recover you tf201? I'm having the exact same problem an the only additional information I can give you is that I notice that when I power it with the volume button up, the screen is black but my computer sees the device when I use lsusb. It doesn't show up when I power it up with volume button down.
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Volume up and power puts it into APX mode. This mode is only of any use to you if you already have NVFlash backups.

[Q] TF201 Very Stuck

I have a TF 201 that was having a bunch of issues. I went to do a wipe and it seems to have crashed mid wipe. Just froze for hours. After i tried turning it off and on again it wont get past the asus splash screen and wont even stay off. As soon as i try turning it off it turns on. It also wont boot to recovery by holding down power and volume. It just says ASUS in the center and the device is unlocked in the top left. any ideas would be great. thanks!
aaronf8 said:
I have a TF 201 that was having a bunch of issues. I went to do a wipe and it seems to have crashed mid wipe. Just froze for hours. After i tried turning it off and on again it wont get past the asus splash screen and wont even stay off. As soon as i try turning it off it turns on. It also wont boot to recovery by holding down power and volume. It just says ASUS in the center and the device is unlocked in the top left. any ideas would be great. thanks!
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If you can't get to the bootloader menu or into recovery then you are hard bricked unless you made NVFlash backups before.
I've got the same problem
My ASUS tf201 running android 4.1.1 with firmware 10.4.2.18 is unlocked and rooted. I was trying to set it up to flash a new ROM when it would no longer boot into RCK. So I tried clearing it and now it restarts on switching off and sticks on ASUS splash screen. Simultaneously pressing volume down/on gets me into ASUS splash page(stuck again). Simultaneously pressing volume up/on gets me a blank screen and when connected to PC gets a tone and shows up in PC's device manager as "Android Phone/ASUS Transformer Prime APX Interface" but using abd it doesn't recognise devise.
HELP! I'm a noob, thanks
I am Zurvan said:
My ASUS tf201 running android 4.1.1 with firmware 10.4.2.18 is unlocked and rooted. I was trying to set it up to flash a new ROM when it would no longer boot into RCK. So I tried clearing it and now it restarts on switching off and sticks on ASUS splash screen. Simultaneously pressing volume down/on gets me into ASUS splash page(stuck again). Simultaneously pressing volume up/on gets me a blank screen and when connected to PC gets a tone and shows up in PC's device manager as "Android Phone/ASUS Transformer Prime APX Interface" but using abd it doesn't recognise devise.
HELP! I'm a noob, thanks
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Same answer as above.
Hello. I too have a hard bricked TF201. It is stuck in APX mode from what I can tell (it is seen as that on the PC when I plug it in). it charges as well. I have made NVFlash backups, but I am having problems making them work. I am desperate. Please help
flumpster said:
Same answer as above.
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Thanks for your input....do you think ASUS would be able to help?

[Q] Azpen A729 help

Hi there,
I juste got a cheapo Azpen A729 tablet. I succesfully rooted it with Kingo Root and it was also recognized by ADB. I then tried to boot into bootloader through ADB, but it never when past the Azpen logo screen and since then the tablet is stuck at the that screen whenever I try to restart it. So I'm afraid that I bricked it... On the Azpen website there are firmwares for several of their devices, but not for the A729. Does anyone have experience with this device and maybe some advice? Thanks!
maksmtl said:
Hi there,
I juste got a cheapo Azpen A729 tablet. I succesfully rooted it with Kingo Root and it was also recognized by ADB. I then tried to boot into bootloader through ADB, but it never when past the Azpen logo screen and since then the tablet is stuck at the that screen whenever I try to restart it. So I'm afraid that I bricked it... On the Azpen website there are firmwares for several of their devices, but not for the A729. Does anyone have experience with this device and maybe some advice? Thanks!
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yes you bricked your device.
you rooted that device, but not unlock dootloader.
Hi,
I just tried to boot into bootloader, not to unlock it or anything else. I simply rooted the device, I didn't try to install any custom recovery (not that there would be one anyway, AFAIK) or anything like that. If I'm missing something here, would you mind to explain? Thanks.
Paget96 said:
yes you bricked your device.
you rooted that device, but not unlock dootloader.
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maksmtl said:
Hi,
I just tried to boot into bootloader, not to unlock it or anything else. I simply rooted the device, I didn't try to install any custom recovery (not that there would be one anyway, AFAIK) or anything like that. If I'm missing something here, would you mind to explain? Thanks.
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Ok, I understand
This device have stock recovery???
Yes, everything is stock, the only thing I did was rooting it with Kingo Root, like so: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/root-azpen-a729-t3003908
Unfortunately there isn't much information out there yet for the A729, it seems to be fairly recent. Treecheetahdolo here managed to unbrick his A727, but unfortunately there is no firmware (yet?) available for the A729 on azpens site to try this...
Paget96 said:
Ok, I understand
This device have stock recovery???
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maksmtl said:
Yes, everything is stock, the only thing I did was rooting it with Kingo Root, like so: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/root-azpen-a729-t3003908
Unfortunately there isn't much information out there yet for the A729, it seems to be fairly recent. Treecheetahdolo here managed to unbrick his A727, but unfortunately there is no firmware (yet?) available for the A729 on azpens site to try this...
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Go to recovery and wipe data and cache.
I'd like to, but I'm not able to go into recovery unfortunately... It's supposed to be vol-down + power button (http://www.azpenpc.com/service/detail.php/id-9.html), at least for the earlier devices, but this doesn't seem to work here, it always gets to the Azpen logo screen and gets stuck there... I tried every other key combination I could think of, but to no avail. Either the device is seriously bricked, or there's a secret key combination here to go into recovery that azpen didn't communicate...
Paget96 said:
Go to recovery and wipe data and cache.
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maksmtl said:
I'd like to, but I'm not able to go into recovery unfortunately... It's supposed to be vol-down + power button (http://www.azpenpc.com/service/detail.php/id-9.html), at least for the earlier devices, but this doesn't seem to work here, it always gets to the Azpen logo screen and gets stuck there... I tried every other key combination I could think of, but to no avail. Either the device is seriously bricked, or there's a secret key combination here to go into recovery that azpen didn't communicate...
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The [Vol- ] [POWER] combo works, but you have to hold them until the unit powers on, (like forever). If it won't go past the Azpen LOGO, I would recommend contacting your local supplier.
Ok, so if, when you boot into recovery, it still passes through the Azpen logo, then there might definitely be a problem... :-/ Mrdownboy, you have a A729, right? Did you already boot into the bootloader at some point? This thing does have a bootloader, right? I contacted Azpen to see if they have a firmware image that I could try to flash, before trying to going through a RMA procedure with my rooted tablet... We'll see. Anyway, thanks!
mrdownboy said:
The [Vol- ] [POWER] combo works, but you have to hold them until the unit powers on, (like forever). If it won't go past the Azpen LOGO, I would recommend contacting your local supplier.
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maksmtl said:
Ok, so if, when you boot into recovery, it still passes through the Azpen logo, then there might definitely be a problem... :-/ Mrdownboy, you have a A729, right? Did you already boot into the bootloader at some point? This thing does have a bootloader, right? I contacted Azpen to see if they have a firmware image that I could try to flash, before trying to going through a RMA procedure with my rooted tablet... We'll see. Anyway, thanks!
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Hey maksmtl,
I haven't tried accesing the bootloader yet, I'm still on the process of acquiring another brand new A729 for dumping the ROM and then start from there. I'll call Azpen tomorrow and ask them about a stock fw, but I wouldn't hold my breath. Once I have a stock ROM, I'll start looking into a custom recovery. Baby steps...
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maksmtl said:
Ok, so if, when you boot into recovery, it still passes through the Azpen logo, then there might definitely be a problem... :-/
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I don't quite understand what you are saying here... You have to hold [Vol-] [POWER] until the unit powers on, (forever...). Then just sit back and relax. If after 15 mins you're not on recovery, and it's boot-looping, it might need a STOCK ROM re-flash.
Hi mrdownboy,
what I meant is that, I thought that, as with e.g. a Nexus device, when you boot into recovery it directly goes there, without going through the google logo screen first as it would in a normal boot. So I thought/was hoping, that on the Azpen it would do the same thing, not going through the logo screen when booting into recovery. That's why I thought that I didn't have the right key combination, because it would always boot into the azpen logo screen, where it then gets stuck. From what you said, I understood that the azpen still goes through the logo screen first, before going into the recovery menu, or did I misunderstand you here? When I press and hold [Vol-] + [POWER], the device boots directly into the azpen logo screen after 8 seconds or so, after that nothing happens anymore. I also tried to keep holding the buttons after the logo appears, but that doesn't seem to change anything neither, unless you really have to do that for an insanely long time...?
mrdownboy said:
I don't quite understand what you are saying here... You have to hold [Vol-] [POWER] until the unit powers on, (forever...). Then just sit back and relax. If after 15 mins you're not on recovery, and it's boot-looping, it might need a STOCK ROM re-flash.
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Did you get into recovery?
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Did you get into recovery?
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Nope... But again, just to be sure, since I'm still a bit confused here: when you go into recovery it DOES go through the Azpen logo screen first, right?
I wrote to Azpen as well about a firmware for the A729, since they have firmwares for other models, but I didn't get a response yet. But then again, if if I had a firmware, I'm not even sure if I could flash it with PhoenixUSBPro tool, if the device can't go into recovery, I doubt it can go into download mode... Btw, be careful in your development if you don't want the same thing happening to you when booting into the bootloader... It would be definitely cool to have a custom recovery and eventually cutom ROMS however!
If I can't recover my device I don't even know if I'll try going through a RMA though, since it might be too expensive sending the tablet in, considering its initial cost...
maksmtl said:
Nope... But again, just to be sure, since I'm still a bit confused here: when you go into recovery it DOES go through the Azpen logo screen first, right?
I wrote to Azpen as well about a firmware for the A729, since they have firmwares for other models, but I didn't get a response yet. But then again, if if I had a firmware, I'm not even sure if I could flash it with PhoenixUSBPro tool, if the device can't go into recovery, I doubt it can go into download mode... Btw, be careful in your development if you don't want the same thing happening to you when booting into the bootloader... It would be definitely cool to have a custom recovery and eventually cutom ROMS however!
If I can't recover my device I don't even know if I'll try going through a RMA though, since it might be too expensive sending the tablet in, considering its initial cost...
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If you call them right now, you'll be surprised how good they are at personal customer service. They WILL offer options, but they don't have the firmware available for public release yet. Is your model the A729BT or the A729 Non-BT? I really want to do a ROM dump, but it's proven way more difficult than I initially thought. If there is a way to dump a ROM w/o rooting it would be excellent.
Also, I don't think they have a bootloader installed.
mrdownboy said:
The [Vol- ] [POWER] combo works, but you have to hold them until the unit powers on, (like forever). If it won't go past the Azpen LOGO, I would recommend contacting your local supplier.
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That's what they show on their website, but it has not worked for me at all. I've tried repeatedly with vol+ & power, vol- & power, vol+ & vol- & power... nothing has worked, it always boots fully up.
Is yours the A729 with bluetooth from TigerDirect? (their website lists that only the TigerDirect version has Bluetooth)
Were you actually able to get into the stock recovery menu?
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mrdownboy said:
If you call them right now, you'll be surprised how good they are at personal customer service. They WILL offer options, but they don't have the firmware available for public release yet. Is your model the A729BT or the A729 Non-BT? I really want to do a ROM dump, but it's proven way more difficult than I initially thought. If there is a way to dump a ROM w/o rooting it would be excellent.
Also, I don't think they have a bootloader installed.
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I called them and I definitely did not find them customer-friendly.
I politely pointed out that the Users menu was missing and as I understand it, it's only an entry in a config file to enable it and asked if it would be possible to get a patch as I bought this for my son and didn't want to have to root it and the guy on the phone cut me off mid-sentence and scolded me for even mentioning rooting the device and told me it'd void my warranty. I asked about the firmware image and he was very dismissive about it. I asked if I could submit a bug report about the fact that a valuable feature of JB 4.2+ was missing (and the fact that this was a tablet that appeared to have a phone build of Android, more below). I'm not even sure how to describe his response "you want to submit a BUG REPORT?!"... yes, I do. He gruffly agreed to take down my request and proceeded to ask me for full contact info (full name, address, email, phone number, etc.). When I asked for the case number, he was confused... they apparently have no bug or complaint tracking system whatsoever. He explained to me that there was no way the developers were going to provide a patch, that Android is open source and it's up to the developers to decide how to configure the builds, etc. After some back and forth, I finally asked him how big the company was. He was obviously taken aback, so I explained that he seemed to know an awful lot about what the developers would be willing to do... he took this as a compliment and explained that I had "called corporate" (I called the support number on their website).
This screams "tiny operation" to me... either this guy was one of the developers (answering the customer support line), one of the main people in the company, or they're simply an importer and order the devices in bulk and resell them with nothing more than a custom logo.
Alibaba lists this unit for "US $1 - 45"... minimum qty 100 units.
More on the build: This device appears to have a default config for a phone, as not only is the Users menu missing, but it has a "Mobile network settings" menu which is entirely non-applicable to a device like this (menu items include "Data roaming", "Preferred network type" (2G/3G), "Network operators", etc.).
I sure hope I caught him on a bad day, and others have better luck.
Oh - and the reason I was reluctant to root it right away was I'm a bit gunshy and wanted to make sure I could return it if I needed to. I recently had a horrid experience with a d2 tablet that bricked itself (black-screen before splash-screen) after a few hours of use on Christmas morning (nearly every review on newegg for the device, all posted after I bought it, had the exact same problem). I'm lucky I was able to send that one back for a refund. Thankfully, this one appears to be a *lot* more reliable a unit (my son has played many, many hours of games on it for the past month).
I talked to the Azpen support, and they told me to push the volume button in the middle (I guess that comes down to the same as pressing vol- and vol+) and the power button. In my case that didn't work, but my tablet seems to be definitely bricked... I have the BT model from TigerDirect.
glabifrons said:
That's what they show on their website, but it has not worked for me at all. I've tried repeatedly with vol+ & power, vol- & power, vol+ & vol- & power... nothing has worked, it always boots fully up.
Is yours the A729 with bluetooth from TigerDirect? (their website lists that only the TigerDirect version has Bluetooth)
Were you actually able to get into the stock recovery menu?
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maksmtl said:
I talked to the Azpen support, and they told me to push the volume button in the middle (I guess that comes down to the same as pressing vol- and vol+) and the power button. In my case that didn't work, but my tablet seems to be definitely bricked... I have the BT model from TigerDirect.
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I just tried it again by pressing in the middle (in case there was a 3rd switch) and could feel both the up and down button click, and it booted all the way up (the logo came and went 3 times as it was booting up). I held all three (incl power) buttons down until it had the full Android display up (with the lock slider).
So... sounds like the guy was wrong - even on a fully functional unit, that won't bring up the menu.
It does have a recessed reset button (you can only hit it with a paper-clip or similar). I've seen some devices where you have to hold that down for ridiculous periods of time. I'm surprised the guy didn't mention that.
maksmtl said:
Hi mrdownboy,
what I meant is that, I thought that, as with e.g. a Nexus device, when you boot into recovery it directly goes there, without going through the google logo screen first as it would in a normal boot. So I thought/was hoping, that on the Azpen it would do the same thing, not going through the logo screen when booting into recovery. That's why I thought that I didn't have the right key combination, because it would always boot into the azpen logo screen, where it then gets stuck. From what you said, I understood that the azpen still goes through the logo screen first, before going into the recovery menu, or did I misunderstand you here? When I press and hold [Vol-] + [POWER], the device boots directly into the azpen logo screen after 8 seconds or so, after that nothing happens anymore. I also tried to keep holding the buttons after the logo appears, but that doesn't seem to change anything neither, unless you really have to do that for an insanely long time...?
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Please don't panic. I've found myself in the same situation with my A729 where key press sequences and back panel reset were to no avail. As a matter of fact, just last night I found myself where you are now. After booting into the bootloader through ADB, my Azpen had that same zomie stare that your's is experiencing.
Here's what I did. I turned it over screen down and walked away. Simply let the battery deplete over night. When you attempt to turn it on tomorrow it will complain of insufficient power. Plug it into your charger for about a half-hour, press and hold down the Volume "UP" button and then press the power button (You've heard this drill before, but THIS time you've given the instrument time to "forget" the last instruction given to it.) Let me know if this time (finally) your Azpen A729 boots into the recovery screen.
Most importantly, don't panic. Let the battery deplete firstly and then attempt the recovery mode.
- PoFolk
Hi PoFolk,
that sounds very promising! My Azpen is draining its battery right now. I actually had a suspicion that the tablet wasn't completely shut off, since every time I plugged in the charger, it would boot into the Azpen screen right away... But I didn't think about letting the battery die to give it a fresh start. Crossing fingers right now...
Oh, and I'm not panicking actually, I was almost expecting some problems with such a cheap tablet. I would probably be panicking more if this was my Nexus 7, which I just gave a new youth through F2FS.
Anyway, I'll let you know how it went tomorrow, thanks! Btw, are you sure about Volume "UP"? That would be new.
PoFolk said:
Please don't panic. I've found myself in the same situation with my A729 where key press sequences and back panel reset were to no avail. As a matter of fact, just last night I found myself where you are now. After booting into the bootloader through ADB, my Azpen had that same zomie stare that your's is experiencing.
Here's what I did. I turned it over screen down and walked away. Simply let the battery deplete over night. When you attempt to turn it on tomorrow it will complain of insufficient power. Plug it into your charger for about a half-hour, press and hold down the Volume "UP" button and then press the power button (You've heard this drill before, but THIS time you've given the instrument time to "forget" the last instruction given to it.) Let me know if this time (finally) your Azpen A729 boots into the recovery screen.
Most importantly, don't panic. Let the battery deplete firstly and then attempt the recovery mode.
- PoFolk
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Works for me:
1) Depress "UP" volume button throughout this procedure.
2) Depress power button and release when Azpen bootloader logo appears.
3) Sing or hum a tune whilst the Azpen logo stares at you, all whilst you're depressing the volume "UP" button. (yes, it seems like an eternity)
4) Android system recovery screen pops up.
5) Don't try anything fancy just yet. Select "reboot system now".
6) Light up a cigar or draw a beer. Your Azpen should be restored.

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