[Q] HELP! Restoring my HTC ONE - T-Mobile HTC One (M7)

Hello all!
First of all, I think this website is awesome, lots of usefull stuff and information, you guys doing a great job. By guides on this site I was able to unlock my phone, root it and install all kinds of different ROMS. With those guides it was very easy! However now I seem to stupid to restore my HTC ONE (TMO-101) back to stock. What I exactly want? Just completly restore it to default. After hours of doing and reading stuff, I just gave up. I think I made it even worse as before. I used and restored an backup (old one) from original state. But! I cannot update with the OTA pushed. Seems I first have to put back the original recovery and unroot the device. I thought that an RUU would be the solution, however I cannot find any for my version or in other words one that actually works for me! Then I thought ok lets try the backups made by someone else and restore those, recovery tool is not working anymore... If you could provide me with the correct steps and tools to perform this, I would be very thankfull! Because I'm totally lost....
My HTC ONE current state:
***TAMPERED***
***RELOCKED***
***SECURITY WARNING***
M7_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT 1.44
Android version 4.1.2
* Used Clockmod recovery before but it does not seem to work anymore, so basically no recovery atm.
Thanks in advance for looking in to my issue!

Hanzz2013 said:
Hello all!
First of all, I think this website is awesome, lots of usefull stuff and information, you guys doing a great job. By guides on this site I was able to unlock my phone, root it and install all kinds of different ROMS. With those guides it was very easy! However now I seem to stupid to restore my HTC ONE (TMO-101) back to stock. What I exactly want? Just completly restore it to default. After hours of doing and reading stuff, I just gave up. I think I made it even worse as before. I used and restored an backup (old one) from original state. But! I cannot update with the OTA pushed. Seems I first have to put back the original recovery and unroot the device. I thought that an RUU would be the solution, however I cannot find any for my version or in other words one that actually works for me! Then I thought ok lets try the backups made by someone else and restore those, recovery tool is not working anymore... If you could provide me with the correct steps and tools to perform this, I would be very thankfull! Because I'm totally lost....
My HTC ONE current state:
***TAMPERED***
***RELOCKED***
***SECURITY WARNING***
M7_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT 1.44
Android version 4.1.2
* Used Clockmod recovery before but it does not seem to work anymore, so basically no recovery atm.
Thanks in advance for looking in to my issue!
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I was in the same boat as you last night, I thought I bricked my phone, but thanks to this post, I was able to do it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2496074
First you have to relock your bootloader, it's quite easy. Go to your fastboot folder on your computer (the same one you used to unlock your phone) open command prompt there (Shift + right click) then type fastboot oem lock then run that RUU that I posted and it will restore you to 100% stock, like you just took it out of the box.

Thanks!!
Gonna try this right away:good:

It's not working. Model-ID error (130). Had this one before, it's the US version. But, I got the TMO101 (DE). This is the model also sold in the Netherlands.......
Any RUU available for this as well? Couldn't find it or
Other options?
Thanks!

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[Q] Problems going back to stock

Hey all,
So I'm sending my Rezound back to Verizon as a warranty replacement, and today I tried to revert it to stock. It was rooted, S-OFF, with Infected ROM installed (based off CM10.1.2). However, the re-lock process didn't work correctly. I received the below error in the command prompt when I tried to relock it with fastboot oem lock:
(bootloader) Lock successfully...
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_DISABLE ret = -131073 (0xFFFDFFFF)
FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
The steps I took are as follows:
1) Re-installed RUU using this file: Rezound_Global_ICS_4.03.605.2_Full_RUU_PH98IMG (renamed to PH98IMG and done through bootloader)
2) Attempted fastboot oem lock (and got the above error)
This process worked on a different Rezound that I also received as a warranty replacement which itself was also defective, but in that case I locked the phone first and THEN flashed the RUU. In my haste today I accidentally flipped the order to what you see above.
Now, the phone will not go back to ***LOCKED*** up at the top. Instead, it says ***RELOCKED*** which is not what I want here. I am afraid to set the S-OFF flag back to ON while the phone is displaying "relocked". The RUU did work, as the phone has stock firmware on it once again and boots up fine. I attempted to relock it again and RUU it again with the same results, still got the above error and still showing ***RELOCKED***.
I did some research but couldn't find anything specific to the Rezound; the nearest thing I was able to find was some info about how CleanROM can cause this on a different device, and something about mainver, which I'm not familiar with. I did use CleanROM for nearly a year before going S-OFF and moving to CM10. If anyone has an idea on how to fix it I would be eternally grateful.
tigerxchaos said:
Hey all,
So I'm sending my Rezound back to Verizon as a warranty replacement, and today I tried to revert it to stock. It was rooted, S-OFF, with Infected ROM installed (based off CM10.1.2). However, the re-lock process didn't work correctly. I received the below error in the command prompt when I tried to relock it with fastboot oem lock:
(bootloader) Lock successfully...
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_DISABLE ret = -131073 (0xFFFDFFFF)
FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
The steps I took are as follows:
1) Re-installed RUU using this file: Rezound_Global_ICS_4.03.605.2_Full_RUU_PH98IMG (renamed to PH98IMG and done through bootloader)
2) Attempted fastboot oem lock (and got the above error)
This process worked on a different Rezound that I also received as a warranty replacement which itself was also defective, but in that case I locked the phone first and THEN flashed the RUU. In my haste today I accidentally flipped the order to what you see above.
Now, the phone will not go back to ***LOCKED*** up at the top. Instead, it says ***RELOCKED*** which is not what I want here. I am afraid to set the S-OFF flag back to ON while the phone is displaying "relocked". The RUU did work, as the phone has stock firmware on it once again and boots up fine. I attempted to relock it again and RUU it again with the same results, still got the above error and still showing ***RELOCKED***.
I did some research but couldn't find anything specific to the Rezound; the nearest thing I was able to find was some info about how CleanROM can cause this on a different device, and something about mainver, which I'm not familiar with. I did use CleanROM for nearly a year before going S-OFF and moving to CM10. If anyone has an idea on how to fix it I would be eternally grateful.
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You need to get ahold of either the ph98img.zip for 3.14.605.12 like HERE and put it on your sd card and run that at hboot after renaming it ph98img.zip or get a copy of the full RUU (RUU_VIGOR_ICS_35_S_VERIZON_WWE_3.14.605.12_Radio_RS_1.22.10.0424r_3622A_MR3_9K_release_270509_signed.exe) for 3.14.605.12 at ONE OF THESE LINKS and run this on your pc with the phone connected by the USB cable. Make sure on the exe version that you have USB debugging enabled. The RUU you used is a leak and not an "official" full RUU. You need to run a full official RUU to accomplish what you want and the full RUU for 4.05.605.14 has not been released yet. If you use either of the ones I provided links for, the hboot will show "locked" but an earlier version. Then if you want it to show the latest version, leave your SIM card in the phone, let it bootup, when the setup starts, just press the home key and it will bypass setup. The get into settings and into the software update and run that. It will update to the next version. Let it reboot and again bypassing the setup. Then run software update one more time and you will have 4.05.605.14 which is the latest version and your hboot will now show locked. Now you can go ahead and re S-on the phone.
However, I have heard over and over that Verizon never checks the software on the phones and you could just send it back the way it is now. But I'm sure that you are paranoid about this like I am and want it fully stock again so there are no red flags...
mikeyk101 said:
You need to get ahold of either the ph98img.zip for 3.14.605.12 like HERE and put it on your sd card and run that at hboot after renaming it ph98img.zip or get a copy of the full RUU (RUU_VIGOR_ICS_35_S_VERIZON_WWE_3.14.605.12_Radio_RS_1.22.10.0424r_3622A_MR3_9K_release_270509_signed.exe) for 3.14.605.12 at ONE OF THESE LINKS and run this on your pc with the phone connected by the USB cable. Make sure on the exe version that you have USB debugging enabled. The RUU you used is a leak and not an "official" full RUU. You need to run a full official RUU to accomplish what you want and the full RUU for 4.05.605.14 has not been released yet. If you use either of the ones I provided links for, the hboot will show "locked" but an earlier version. Then if you want it to show the latest version, leave your SIM card in the phone, let it bootup, when the setup starts, just press the home key and it will bypass setup. The get into settings and into the software update and run that. It will update to the next version. Let it reboot and again bypassing the setup. Then run software update one more time and you will have 4.05.605.14 which is the latest version and your hboot will now show locked. Now you can go ahead and re S-on the phone.
However, I have heard over and over that Verizon never checks the software on the phones and you could just send it back the way it is now. But I'm sure that you are paranoid about this like I am and want it fully stock again so there are no red flags...
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Thanks very much for the suggestion. I'll give this a try shortly.
It's just weird that this RUU successfully took another phone back to fully stock. The only difference between the two is that the other phone never had CleanROM installed on it.
EDIT: Just realized one other thing, at one point I manually updated the radios on the first phone (the one that is now giving me trouble) but didn't do this on the one that went back to stock properly. I'm going to give the PC method a try since it mentions the radios in the file name.
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Went ahead and ran the full RUU from my PC as suggested above. Unfortunately it didn't accomplish the goal. The RUU completed successfully, but HBOOT still says ***RELOCKED***. I tried unlocking and then relocking again, and got the same error:
(bootloader) Lock successfully...
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_DISABLE ret = -131073 (0xFFFDFFFF)
FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
finished. total time: 0.958s
Not sure where to go from here.
With S-off, the radios shouldnt matter. Seems to me when I s-offed this latest phone, it was on 4.05.605.14 and I had to unlock the bootloader to do the s-off. After I achieved s-off, I dont remember relocking, I just ran that ph98img from android police. The bootloader then displayed that it was locked. Maybe try to run either of those RUUs after unlocking the bootloader.
mikeyk101 said:
With S-off, the radios shouldnt matter. Seems to me when I s-offed this latest phone, it was on 4.05.605.14 and I had to unlock the bootloader to do the s-off. After I achieved s-off, I dont remember relocking, I just ran that ph98img from android police. The bootloader then displayed that it was locked. Maybe try to run either of those RUUs after unlocking the bootloader.
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I think the key is this error I'm getting via the command line. I didn't get it with the other phone and on that one, after I relocked, it said **TAMPERED** across the top; after the RUU, it just said **LOCKED**. This one is saying **RELOCKED** instead of **TAMPERED** and it's the one that won't go back to locked after a RUU. If we can figure out what's causing this error, might be the key to solving the issue. However, that's where I'm falling short in my research.
tigerxchaos said:
I think the key is this error I'm getting via the command line. I didn't get it with the other phone and on that one, after I relocked, it said **TAMPERED** across the top; after the RUU, it just said **LOCKED**. This one is saying **RELOCKED** instead of **TAMPERED** and it's the one that won't go back to locked after a RUU. If we can figure out what's causing this error, might be the key to solving the issue. However, that's where I'm falling short in my research.
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IIRC, when it says Tampered across the top of the bootloader, it just means that the bootloader is unlocked and that a other than factory recovery has been installed such as TWRP or AmonRa. Relocked means that the bootloader had originally been unlocked at some point and then locked again. If it were me, I would
1. Try to unlock the bootloader again,
2. Reinstall either AmonRa or TWRP if either is not there, then
3. Wipe everything such as cache, dalvik cache, wipe ALL data/factory reset, and possibly even wipe system.
(Normally you would not want to wipe system because pretty much everything is then gone but since you have the RUU.exe, you have the means to reinstall the original OS.)
4. After wiping everything above, reboot from recovery to bootloader and try running that RUU again.
You are right though and this is weird. Normally when you run a full factory RUU, it should reset EVERYTHING back to factory original condition.
BTW, I have just been trying to come up with a workable solution. I was kind of hoping that someone with more experience would pipe in. Unfortunately it looks like the Rezound and development is dying a slow but sure death and many have moved on...
Just trying to think of alternate solutions again, I know that it is possible to change just the hboots by using the proper ph98img.zip files. I remember using one awhile back when I was unlocked that changed the hboot from tampered to read locked. I cant find the thread but I think it came from Vinylfreak . I attached it in this post but it will read 2.27.0000 as the version. I have also included the factory 2.28.0000 in a separate ph98img file below. Maybe try one of these and it might take care of it. Put these on your sd card, change the name of the first one to ph98img.zip and get into the bootloader hboot and let it update. If that doesn't work, try the second one.
If needed, I could also probably make one for the 3.05.605.12 and upload that as well. I just need to check the hboot version it came with.
ETA, I think the first one came from THIS THREAD and it is just renamed by me so I could keep track of what it was...
mikeyk101 said:
Just trying to think of alternate solutions again, I know that it is possible to change just the hboots by using the proper ph98img.zip files. I remember using one awhile back when I was unlocked that changed the hboot from tampered to read locked. I cant find the thread but I think it came from Vinylfreak . I attached it in this post but it will read 2.27.0000 as the version. I have also included the factory 2.28.0000 in a separate ph98img file below. Maybe try one of these and it might take care of it. Put these on your sd card, change the name of the first one to ph98img.zip and get into the bootloader hboot and let it update. If that doesn't work, try the second one.
If needed, I could also probably make one for the 3.05.605.12 and upload that as well. I just need to check the hboot version it came with.
ETA, I think the first one came from THIS THREAD and it is just renamed by me so I could keep track of what it was...
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Thanks again for all your suggestions, you've been REALLY helpful.
I'll try out the hboot method you listed above and see what I can come up with. My concern there is that I think vinylfreak's hboot was an engineering hboot, which will brick the phone if I try to go back to S-ON with it installed.
Rezound development is actually still alive and well, among several dedicated developers who are working on some great software for the phone. @Flyhalf205 has been releasing regular updates to his Rezound build of CyanogenMod 10.1 and as I understand it, is responsible for a ton of the recent progress made on bringing Jellybean to the Rezound. @IAmTheOneTheyCallNeo has a fantastic ROM based off of CM called Infection, and a variant of it based on PACMan called Tron. @iHateWebOS has a great kernel called HIRO, @Snuzzo has another one called Funky Kernel, and there are other devs that I'm less familiar with working on other projects. Check out their work, it breathed new life into my phone.
tigerxchaos said:
Thanks again for all your suggestions, you've been REALLY helpful.
I'll try out the hboot method you listed above and see what I can come up with. My concern there is that I think vinylfreak's hboot was an engineering hboot, which will brick the phone if I try to go back to S-ON with it installed.
Rezound development is actually still alive and well, among several dedicated developers who are working on some great software for the phone. @Flyhalf205 has been releasing regular updates to his Rezound build of CyanogenMod 10.1 and as I understand it, is responsible for a ton of the recent progress made on bringing Jellybean to the Rezound. @IAmTheOneTheyCallNeo has a fantastic ROM based off of CM called Infection, and a variant of it based on PACMan called Tron. @iHateWebOS has a great kernel called HIRO, @Snuzzo has another one called Funky Kernel, and there are other devs that I'm less familiar with working on other projects. Check out their work, it breathed new life into my phone.
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I didn't quite elaborate on what I was thinking. But you are absolutely correct about doing S-on with an engineered hboot and that it would brick it. However, since it is going back as a warranty replacement, maybe bricking it might not be such a bad idea. LOL. I should have added that by using the fake locked hboot, it may trick the phone into thinking it really was locked. And then flash the second one and the banner just might stay showing locked. I have actually gone back and forth between the two but have always been locked so I am not sure how yours would work out. BTW, that second one is the original factory hboot extracted off the full OTApkg.zip for 4.05.605.14 and packaged in a ph98img file. I extracted it in the event that I might have to S-on again sometime in the future. I also extracted the original factory recovery and packaged that in a ph98img file as well in case I ever had to revert back to stock for the same reason. I just have to unroot (I am using supersu), reinstall the factory recovery, reinstall the factory hboot, do a factory wipe in recovery and finally do the write secure flag command and I am golden. I know that there are still many very cool roms out there. I used to be a big fan of CleanROM but that is no longer supported by the developer. Since then I have gotten kind of used to using a rooted stock rom. I know I may be missing some bells and whistles but I mostly rooted and S-offed just because I could and have a few more choices available to me. I hope you are able to find a solution.
I had this happen a wile ago what worked for me was that I ran the ruu to back to stock, then go through the unlock process, once unlocked s-off. Once s-off run ruu, then follow directions in this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1612937
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HTC Amaze (WIND) MUST return to stock software.

A few months ago I, posted a thread with a similar idea in mind however, the only answer I got was (I'm paraphrasing) "Why go back to stock,the custom ROMS are much better anyways". Well the time has come where I figure out the "why?". Yesterday I brought the phone into Wind for a check of why it's not sending MMS messages when the data is on (strangely enough it turns data on while sending the mms but, that's a story for another time). The people at Wind refused to look at my phone and told me to come back when it has stock firmware. (because, obviously I haven't returned to stock yet). Now from what I understand, from doing some research today on the forums, that the HTC Amaze (Wind Variant) has some weird software issues upon flashing a T-Mobile based ROM which I can link back to Speed Rom. So, I do the standard "Relock the bootloader and run the RUU.exe" and it just comes up with an error saying my hboot is the wrong version. The forums are pretty blank on ways to get around this (well besides going S-OFF which is a problem considering I need to bring my phone in to get the MMS issue checked. Also, I don't have that level of confidence in myself to insure I don't destroy my phone when going s-off). So, I was wondering if anyone has a fix for the issue. I'm confident that someone could possibly help me with my issue. (PS my current ROM is the latest Cyanogenmod 10 nightly, and I'm using 4ext recovery on the Amaze/Ruby).
Hope, I can get this issue resolved and thank you for helping me out with what ever problems I've had on my journey with this phone.
P.S: I didn't mean to double post the same question it's just I really needed this problem solved. I hope you can forgive me. (I fully understand if I can't return to stock under these circumstances.)
It's funny, I'm kind of in the same boat, except for 2 "minor" differences:
1) The "Smart Flash" on 4EXT never worked for me (and has consistently corrupted my internal SD card, but been able to fix it each time), so I have S-ON yet
2) I've rooted the phone itself and unlocked the bootloader, but the HBOOT is 1.93.0002, and from what I've seen, the latest firmware patch is .2222 although that really shouldn't matter
This is my 2nd HTC Amaze, and the first time I've gone through the rooting and that, took me at most an hour to complete, including time spent choosing a CMOD (I ended up with 7). This time around...I'm practically pulling my hair out because I cannot perform the S-OFF via Linux (LiveCD of course) nor starting from "square 1". I seem to be in limbo with 4EXT.
I installed Viper Amaze 1.7.2, but continually got stuck on the boot screen. Further investigation revealed that I needed to superCID the phone, which in turn would be to S-OFF first.
Additionally, I've downloaded and flashed the "stock ICS" ROM (since that was my stock ROM to begin with, naturally upgraded ICS), renamed to PH85IMG.zip yadda yadda. It recognizes and loads, but never "updates", more or less does anything after the loading bar on the bootloader.
So, just to try how much I've dug myself in with this, I've downloaded and tried 2 other ROMS, both saying "bad" (no status 7 error like the RUU flash).
I want to try out the Viper Amaze ROM since so much work and effort went into it, and it seriously looks awesome, but because my original tool that I used (HTC Super Tool) didn't require me all of these extra steps (and I didn't remember the program until now), I want to return back to stock so I can start over in a sense and complete those couple of steps that I inadvertently missed. I really feel like I'm missing something stupid.
Out of 7 Android phones that I've completed the custom ROM setup, it has to be this phone...
Anyways, tl;dr here's what I got:
Bootloader:
**Unlocked**
Ruby PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT 1.93.0002
eMMC-boot
Starting ROM: Wind Mobile ICS 4.0.3 Stock ROM
End ROM: Viper Amaze 1.7.2
Where I'm At: 4EXT, Status 7 error upon stock ROM flash. No other custom ROM works. PH85IMG.zip doesn't seem to do much upon loading via bootloader.
darkandshadow said:
Bootloader:
**Unlocked**
Ruby PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT 1.93.0002
eMMC-boot
Starting ROM: Wind Mobile ICS 4.0.3 Stock ROM
End ROM: Viper Amaze 1.7.2
Where I'm At: 4EXT, Status 7 error upon stock ROM flash. No other custom ROM works. PH85IMG.zip doesn't seem to do much upon loading via bootloader.
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I actually have the same HBOOT version as you! I have never met a device which had more difficulties going back to stock than the Wind variant of the Amaze. Anyway best of luck on your issue, and just try to remember me if you find a way back to stock. I guess we are on the same boat and the Wind isn't helping us out *Budum Tssss* . (BTW if you manage to make it back to stock I suggest you use hasoon2000's toolkit for the Amaze. It's a good toolkit for the Amaze.)
Megapead said:
I actually have the same HBOOT version as you! I have never met a device which had more difficulties going back to stock than the Wind variant of the Amaze. Anyway best of luck on your issue, and just try to remember me if you find a way back to stock. I guess we are on the same boat and the Wind isn't helping us out *Budum Tssss* . (BTW if you manage to make it back to stock I suggest you use hasoon2000's toolkit for the Amaze. It's a good toolkit for the Amaze.)
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I managed to install the Viper Amaze. I went back, relocked the bootloader, got a new
ID token unlock key, and reflashed (the hell out of) everything. It actually worked.
As for the Wind Rom push back, try the EXE found here on XDA:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/HTC_Amaze_4G/ROMs
darkandshadow said:
I managed to install the Viper Amaze. I went back, relocked the bootloader, got a new
ID token unlock key, and reflashed (the hell out of) everything. It actually worked.
As for the Wind Rom push back, try the EXE found here on XDA:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/HTC_Amaze_4G/ROMs
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I tried, that EXE seems to only be for update from Gingerbread purposes or, was broke after I flashed a T-Mobile ROM on the device.

[Q] Flashing ROM's & doing backups, etc.

Hi everyone, sorry for this long topic, I just try to understand everything correctly.
So recently I got my hands on my new device HTC One X+ of course before buying it I did check XDA HOX+ forum to see what I will be able to do with it, so I understand no S-OFF at this time, so no hardcore ROM flashing etc. but I was fine with that as I do enjoy Sense 4.x and up so I thought I will not do anything with my HOX+ at least for the first couple of months.
So with these kind of thought I went to confirm purchase of the phone, I did bought it as a second hand, but I wasn't ready for what I seen when I had it in my hands, first of all I noticed it is rooted, then I noticed it has TWRP installed, and last thing was InsertCoin ROM and of course my prayers to see in bootloader S-OFF didn't fulfill.
Now what I got out from my phone was that I have:
bootloader: 1.40.0000
version-main: 1.17.161.7
cidnum: VODAP001
I flashed CM11 nightlys and so far I am on CM11, everything is smooth and I enjoy it, but I still would like to revert back to complete stock or I would love to get ARHD rom running on my phone.
I did look up on internet for Vodafone RUU, but all I found was older one - 1.14.161.13 where I would obviously get bootloader version error ([140])
So far no luck to get some newer one.
Also I was unable to try on ARHD as there was no firmware.zip file for my CID and I wasn't able to get anything what I could send to mike1986 so he can create firmware package for VODAP001 CID.
Another thing I noticed while trying to find some decent solution to get things right, people say that you can use TWRP backups, I mean someone who has for example same CID makes a backup and then you can use that persons made backup to restore your own phone, is that right ? Like if someone got for example stock RUU with CID VODAP001 and he gives me his backup I could be able to restore it back to the state it was as bought from Vodafone ?
Any information will be appreciated, and thanks in advance.

[Q] No OS, no recovery and (S-On)

I have the International HTC One Max, first of all I tried to root it and I did it right after a while I tried to set a finger print and it doesn't work I googled it then I realize that "S" should be (S-off) so I can re-lock the bootloader, I tried to do it with "Revone" Failed, then I tried Rumrunner and at last stage It told me that I have to change my kernel I did and the phone was ok just on restart and I stacked with red triangle with "!" . I wiped the phone clean didn't work, Right now i can't go forward and i can't go backwards.
the Boot-loader is Unlocked, S is on (S-On), i have no Os and no Recovery. its the perfect trap. Please what do i do.
Unlocked
t6ula pvt SHIP S-On
HBOOT - 2.49.0000
twrp recovery
I hate to be that guy bumping all relevant old posts, but I'm in the same boat and looking for suggestions on how you may have gotten out of this mode to use your device again?
xmind2006 said:
I hate to be that guy bumping all relevant old posts, but I'm in the same boat and looking for suggestions on how you may have gotten out of this mode to use your device again?
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What did you do with your phone? Pm me i may be able to help

[Q] How to S-Off on HTC One M7, HBOOT-1.61

Hi,
I have a HTC ONE M7 purchased from T-Mobile. I rooted it and have CyanogenMod installed in it. Recently, I switched to different carrier. Now, my phone rejects foreign sim card and asks for Network SIM card lock. The unlock code provided by T-Mobile doesn't work due to rooting the phone.
I want to go back to T-Mobile Android stock ROM and try the unlock code. What's the process for it? Here are some details from bootloader screen:
*** TAMPERED ***
*** UNLOCKED ***
M7_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RH
HBOOT-1.61.0000
RADIO-4T.35.3218.16
OpenDSP-v35.120.274.0718
OS-7.18.531.2
eMMC-boot 2048MB
Feb 11, 2015, 18:39:53.0
Apart from help in doing S-OFF, I would appreciate if someone points me to right link for going back to Stock ROM.
same question here, I would like to s-off my device but I'm not sure if it's possible on hboot 1.61 or not...
also have htc m7 needing help
I have a htc m7 that was factory reset by friend but something went wrong have jumped around from thread to thread looking for answer but closes thing i found is turning s-off but my problem is it wont go past htc screen and when i try hard reset the twrp menu pops up and suggestions plz thx and god bless
QU33NB2U said:
I have a htc m7 that was factory reset by friend but something went wrong have jumped around from thread to thread looking for answer but closes thing i found is turning s-off but my problem is it wont go past htc screen and when i try hard reset the twrp menu pops up and suggestions plz thx and god bless
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I don't understand why you are posting on this thread. It has nothing to do with what you need. There's tons of info on how to restore your phone in the forum for your phone. It is specific to the carrier or region that you got the phone from as well. Basic guideline is that if you just want to return to stock unrooted then you will have to relock the bootloader and flash a RUU (Rom Update Utility) that corresponds to the specific variant of the M7 you have and must be the same update or newer. If you aren't sure, then just pick the newest one. If you want to use custom roms, then you will have to download one that will work for your variant, use adb to push the file from your PC to the phone, then use TWRP to install. Since you are S-On, you will need to use fastboot to flash the boot.img from the rom zip you downloaded.
Sorry
I was posting on here because i thought this was where i get help sorry if it is wrong place but i am not wanting to know how to simply reset the phone i know how to do that i am trying to figure out why it says no os installed and when i do any type of restore it goes too th twrp menu comes up and my friend said was working fine b4 son hard reset it so if you can tell right place to get help i will go there and not bother anyone here again and also it says i am S-off so that isn't problem

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