I've searched and not found anyone with my exact issue so please forgive if this redundant.
I am unlocked and s-off with CWM v6.0.4.5. I've been on CM11 nightlies and unable to get my pc to see the phone(vista 32bit). I flashed back to CM10.2 and could then see the phone in windows. I wanted to install CM11 again with a clean start so I moved Rom and gapps to the pc and wiped and formated EVERYTHING in CWM intending to then sideload CM. Now I cannot get my pc to see the phone at all. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling HTC sync, tried different usb cables and ports and tried a different computer(windows 7 64bit) all to no avail.
Are there any tricks that can be done with drivers to make the pc see the phone or is there any other way for me to get files back on the phone. Any help is greatly appreciated.
In settings goto storage. Then open the menu in storage (either the 3 dot menu or the hardware button if remapped) and you will be able to pick USB COMPUTER CONNECTION
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djelement1 said:
In settings goto storage. Then open the menu in storage (either the 3 dot menu or the hardware button if remapped) and you will be able to pick USB COMPUTER CONNECTION
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Thanks for the reply. I probably should have clarified that there is not a bootable rom on the device. The device has the bootloader and recovery and nothing else on it at all. To farther clarify, my pc does see my device as HTC6435LVW, it simply won't find the drivers even though they are installed and when I type "adb devices" in a command prompt it doesn't find my phone. Also tried putting the phone into fastboot and searching for "fastboot devices" and nothing comes up that way either.
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Thanks for the reply. I probably should have clarified that there is not a bootable rom on the device. The device has the bootloader and recovery and nothing else on it at all. To farther clarify, my pc does see my device as HTC6435LVW, it simply won't find the drivers even though they are installed and when I type "adb devices" in a command prompt it doesn't find my phone. Also tried putting the phone into fastboot and searching for "fastboot devices" and nothing comes up that way either.
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Your probably going to laugh. But download PDANet and it will install adb needs to push files to your phone.
thayl0 said:
Your probably going to laugh. But download PDANet and it will install adb needs to push files to your phone.
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THANK YOU! THANK YOU!!!!!! I've been sitting with a dead phone for days trying to figure this out. You saved me having to go buy another phone.
Guessing it worked?
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Guessing it worked?
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It did! As soon as I installed pdanet adb was able to see my phone. Sideloaded CM11 with no issues. Thanks again.
gatorbyte said:
It did! As soon as I installed pdanet adb was able to see my phone. Sideloaded CM11 with no issues. Thanks again.
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Your welcome.
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I was just wiping my tablet to get it ready to turn in to best buy so they can exchange me for the Infinity, and I'm just doing my final data wipes of the tablet and I chose to wipe it from the settings menu. Since I'm rooted and have CWM Recovery, when I wiped, the tablet was probably looking for the stock recovery and won't boot back into the ROM anymore it just continually boots back into recovery. I followed the unbrick guide in the Dev section. But only issue is that. ADB won't recognize my prime. Also, I have nothing in my internal storage, so I can't flash a ROM...
Any advice?
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I was just wiping my tablet to get it ready to turn in to best buy so they can exchange me for the Infinity, and I'm just doing my final data wipes of the tablet and I chose to wipe it from the settings menu. Since I'm rooted and have CWM Recovery, when I wiped, the tablet was probably looking for the stock recovery and won't boot back into the ROM anymore it just continually boots back into recovery. I followed the unbrick guide in the Dev section. But only issue is that. ADB won't recognize my prime. Also, I have nothing in my internal storage, so I can't flash a ROM...
Any advice?
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Try installing universal naked drivers on the PC and try ADB again.
Ok, I'll try that. Thanks for the reply!
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I ran into the issue...took me 3 days to get my PC to recognize the prime....tried universal drivers, 3 different computers...and then one day it magically appeared
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Dang, well hopefully I can fix it before my mom leaves to Chicago on Friday. (I'm passing down my Prime to her since she got me the Nexus 7)
Thanks for the info though!
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So i tried to work on my prime earlier today, and i drained my battery on purpose (it only had like 20% left)
And when I went to power it on after charging it for like 20 minutes, it does not turn on. The only feedback I get is the LED on the power button blinking 3 times.
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I had the same thing happen to me. Once you get your drivers installed and adb recognizes it you'll be fine. Its literally a 5 minute fix. What recovery are you running btw?
Edit. Saw in op you're running CWM.
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Now, when I do get the drivers installed and ADB does recognize my Prime, what commands do need to type? I'm assuming "adb push" and push a ROM? I'm not that great with ADB
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Yea, the command is
Adb push directorywhereromislocated\rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip
You may have to use /system/data if you get an error though
Also, i put the rom @ C:\ because for some reason, it wouldn't push from the adb folder, so my command looked like this
adb push C:\rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip
Edit: If you're using windoze
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Now, when I do get the drivers installed and ADB does recognize my Prime, what commands do need to type? I'm assuming "adb push" and push a ROM? I'm not that great with ADB
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Save yourself a lot of grief, put the rom in the same folder on the computer as your adb.exe is, this eliminates the need to put in the proper path. So then it is adb push [name of rom].zip /sdcard/
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adb push [name of rom].zip /sdcard/media/
If this is the first time you are trying this, I would suggest trying to push a small text file first, this way you are not wait 5 minutes to find out it failed.
Note do not use the brackets, and for ease of use, right click the rom file, go to properties and copy the name of the file then right click and paste it in the command window, this way you won't mistype it.
Also proper use of the cmmand window is go to the folder where adb.exe is, press and hold the shift button then right click in the window and select open command propmt here.
Hello all
I was trying to get S-OFF, but my phone is not being recognized as online in ADB. I'm almost positive that I have the correct drivers, etc installed because I had no problem rooting it/being recognized in fastboot. But when I do ' adb devices ' it shows the phone, but says offline. I've done kill server, start server... I've updated everything in the sdk... Debugging is on... I'm completely lost and don't know what to do.
Thanks
What happens when you type a command like "adb reboot recovery" (without quotation marks)?
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What happens when you type a command like "adb reboot recovery" (without quotation marks)?
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Before you responded, I manually rebooted to recovery to make a back up, then rebooted back to system. Now when I do "adb devices" it shows the device and says "device", is this what I'm looking for?
Also, I did the "adb reboot recovery" and noting happens.... The cursor moves to next line and just blinks. Nothing more. The phone doesn't reboot.
Thanks
It should output the device serial number when you type "adb devices".
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It should output the device serial number when you type "adb devices".
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When I type "adb devices", I get
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HT25MS402628 offline
When I type "adb reboot recovery", nothing happens.
Strange. I've never seen the offline message in ADB before
You are booted into your ROM when trying to run ADB, correct?
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Strange. I've never seen the offline message in ADB before
You are booted into your ROM when trying to run ADB, correct?
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Download HTC sync or pdanet drivers and you should be golden
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Thanks for the help everyone
I finally got it working; the problem was (apparently) the ROM... I was using RageLTE, but I restored a backup of Stock w/Goodies and everything was fine.
Unfortunately, It looks like my firmware is too new(?) and I can't use LazyPanda, and DirtyRancun has dropped support for Windows 8/64, so I guess I'll have to try the Live CD route....
Now im understanding, I have the same problem with Rage. I think i posted somewhere in that thtead. Didnt expierience it on any otber sense rom.
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Thanks for the help everyone
I finally got it working; the problem was (apparently) the ROM... I was using RageLTE, but I restored a backup of Stock w/Goodies and everything was fine.
Unfortunately, It looks like my firmware is too new(?) and I can't use LazyPanda, and DirtyRancun has dropped support for Windows 8/64, so I guess I'll have to try the Live CD route....
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What are u on? Try facepalm s-off yet?
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What are u on? Try facepalm s-off yet?
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Hes on Rage Rom, its a known issue. Rom specific. I had the exact same issue with that rom
*Information IS the most dangerous weapon of all*
Thanks for the help everyone. Yeah, Rage was the problem, so I flashed back to Stock w Goodies and used dirty racun thru an ubuntu live CD. Finally s-off and running cm10.1!!
thanks for this thread. I was having the same issue my device was reading HT251W3005.... offline and it just so happen that I was running the Rage XL rom.
I guess search does work
Update Your Android
I was having this same problem with Cyanogenmod 10.1 (a.k.a. JellyBean 4.2.2). I figured out that I had an older install of the Android SDK. I updated it, then unplugged and replugged my USB cable. The device prompted me with something like "is it okay to accept ADB from this computer?" I told it yes and now I can see my device in adb devices output again.
i have the same problem
tried but nothing happened
i guess i have problem in rom
Hey
so my computer, running Win7Pro x64, is not recognizing my phone (HTC DNA verizon) in fastboot mode. it can see it in ADB both in android and recovery.
i'm trying to either follow moonshine or rumrunner to get my phone to go into s-off so that i'll be able to install the ROM i want.
little back story -
my daughter (11 months) was playing with a baby app and got into the phone settings and somehow made it so the notification bar was gone (though the settings still said it should be there) and also made it so the UI kept crashing. i tried reinstalling my ROM didn't correct it so i reset bask to factory. it got it back up and working
at this point i noticed there is an update for my ROM and so i went to install it and it got stuck at the boot screen. so i followed some tips from a guy in the ROM thread and sideloaded stock so i can attempt to go s-off. this is where i am now.
i'm not sure why fastboot is not working correctly. anyone have any ideas?
When you plug your phone in does it say fastboot USB
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When you plug your phone in does it say fastboot USB
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yes it does
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yes it does
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Have you tried reinstalling ask? Just to make sure some files that requires fastboot hadvnt gone missing
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Have you tried reinstalling ask? Just to make sure some files that requires fastboot hadvnt gone missing
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yeah i did. on this particular computer it was a brand new installation as well. though i suppose i could try again just to see what happens.....
So if u boot Ur phone normal... It will pop up Ur sdcard
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So if u boot Ur phone normal... It will pop up Ur sdcard
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sometimes.
i did find that it was loading fine on my laptop. it was my desktop that wasn't working correctly. laptop recognizes the phone in fastboot.
Are you typing "fastboot devices" or "adb devices" when your phone is in fastboot?
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Are you typing "fastboot devices" or "adb devices" when your phone is in fastboot?
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Fastboot devices. I'm only hitting adb devices when in recovery side load or when android is running
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yeah... don't know why but it just wasn't working on my desktop. i connected to my laptop and it worked fine. guess my laptop will forever be my android 'hacking' computer even though it's 5 years older then my desktop... eh who knows. i'm good now though this thread can be closed
same problem
when i try to update the phone manually using win 8.1 , the phone is not recognised after the command adb reboot bootloader, when i give the next command fastboot oem rebootRUU it says waiting for the device , please help me
schoolguy_10 said:
when i try to update the phone manually using win 8.1 , the phone is not recognised after the command adb reboot bootloader, when i give the next command fastboot oem rebootRUU it says waiting for the device , please help me
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Windows 8.1 broke the fastboot drivers. AFAIK there is no workaround or fix. Use another computer.
Update... you can go back to windows 8.0 by going to >settings >change pc settings, then I think it's the middle option to restart system and saves your files. This got me back to windows 8.0 and now my fastboot drivers work again.
i am also unable to go into fastboot mode,,but surprisingly adb recognized my devices,,but when i type "adb reboot bootloader" after that i get an error USB malfunctioned !!!,,please help me to unlocked my bootloader??? HTC DROID DNA,HBOOT 1.54.00 ,Firmware 3.06,,os4.2.2, sence 5
I just bought a One X+ for really cheap, the only thing is it won't connect to any computer. It charges fine, and in fastboot when plugged in it says usb fastboot. But it will not show up on any pc, no matter what cord or usb port I use. I have installed the drivers, but it still doesn't even show up in Device manager. HTC said I can have it repaired because its still under warranty, but I'd rather not send it in if I can help it.
Thanks!
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I just bought a One X+ for really cheap, the only thing is it won't connect to any computer. It charges fine, and in fastboot when plugged in it says usb fastboot. But it will not show up on any pc, no matter what cord or usb port I use. I have installed the drivers, but it still doesn't even show up in Device manager. HTC said I can have it repaired because its still under warranty, but I'd rather not send it in if I can help it.
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Rooted...???
Custom ROM...??
Can u see the Storage on ur phone....???
what is the Android version u r running 4.1.1 or 4.2.2....?????
Its stock, no root or custom ROM, bootloader is locker. I can see storage from the phone itself but not on the computer. I'm running the newest att update 4.2.2
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Its stock, no root or custom ROM, bootloader is locker. I can see storage from the phone itself but not on the computer. I'm running the newest att update 4.2.2
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Hmm weird.....does it get recognized in adb ...???
if yes try adb push and pull command to get things in and out of the phone......
refer this guide if u wanna know about adb pull and push commands..
It isn't recognized in fastboot, but I'll try adb and see if that works. Thanks
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is htc sync UNINSTALLED?
Lloir said:
is htc sync UNINSTALLED?
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It's installed, does it need to be uninstalled?
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It's installed, does it need to be uninstalled?
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Yeap
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What OS do you have? Windows 8.1 requires some custom tinkering on your end to enable ADB. Also, I'm assuming you've already read the how-to tutorial on flashing a ROM? It actually has some step by step info on how to set up your drivers, SDK, etc. Sorry if you have read already though, just covering bases
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What OS do you have? Windows 8.1 requires some custom tinkering on your end to enable ADB. Also, I'm assuming you've already read the how-to tutorial on flashing a ROM? It actually has some step by step info on how to set up your drivers, SDK, etc. Sorry if you have read already though, just covering bases
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I have 8.1, but I also tried it on other computers with xp, vista, and 7. doesn't work with any of them and it doesn't even show up in device manager.
Hello could not post in development yet. Sorry if this is in wrong place. Got twrp to flash trying to take screenshots but computer will not find watch in recovery. Any ideals?
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Hello could not post in development yet. Sorry if this is in wrong place. Got twrp to flash trying to take screenshots but computer will not find watch in recovery. Any ideals?
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You need the ADB drivers for the device I believe.
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You need the ADB drivers for the device I believe.
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Do u happen to have a link. I've got the adb drivers working in fastboot as well as when the device is on. When boot to recovery computer does not recognize device?
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Do u happen to have a link. I've got the adb drivers working in fastboot as well as when the device is on. When boot to recovery computer does not recognize device?
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Hmmmm, it should be those same ADB drivers, if you are in Windows, can you try to install them via device manager when it's plugged in an on recovery?
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Hmmmm, it should be those same ADB drivers, if you are in Windows, can you try to install them via device manager when it's plugged in an on recovery?
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OK never thought of that. Will give a try when I get home. Thanks
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OK never thought of that. Will give a try when I get home. Thanks
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Let me know if you make any progress or not I will try my best to help you!
I had the same problem...
I have the drivers install. so when I do ADB devices, I see the device.
Therefore, I can get into Bootloader mode, but then not ADB nor FASTBOOT sees the device anymore.
To solve that, I scroll throught the options and select "restart bootloader" (darn or is it fastboot now? - don't remember, since I'm not home).
But then it works. "Fastboot devices: respond back that it found the device.
Then I could load flash the latest TWRP recovery .
hope this helps
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bert269 said:
I have the drivers install. so when I do ADB devices, I see the device.
Therefore, I can get into Bootloader mode, but then not ADB nor FASTBOOT sees the device anymore.
To solve that, I scroll throught the options and select "restart bootloader" (darn or is it fastboot now? - don't remember, since I'm not home).
But then it works. "Fastboot devices: respond back that it found the device.
Then I could load flash the latest TWRP recovery .
hope this helps
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Thanks Yall on family vacation and out right now will try tonight
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