Hi all
I have a user at work who purchased an S3 in the US and has since been using it fine in the UK, but now when trying to update the software there is an error of - This device has been modified no updates available, also when using Kies I still cannot update the software for them:
- The S3 has never had an SD Card, and still doesn't have one
- It has never been rooted, simply used out of the box
I've tried booting it into safe mode and wiping the cache but still no joy
Thanks
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Hi guys,
I have a Galaxy Note 2 with stock-rom (XXDLK7, 4.1.2) and use Android's encryption for the phone as well as the SD-Card. I now today was stupid and rooted it with a rooting-kit by using Odin. The flashing was successful, but now I cannot access my phone anymore, as the PIN will not be accepted as correct.
Then I flashed the same stock-rom again (using standard settings, not using re-partioning), but its still not working.
How can I roll back this rooting-step? And can I still access my data (after rolling back)? I have a lot of pics on the phone, which I havent synced yet :crying:
Cheers,
sturdy85
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i also have the same problem but with the droid dna, if anyone could help that would be great
Hello everyone,
I'd be grateful if anyone can help me out with a problem I'm currently experiencing with my Galaxy S3.
The phone basically won't boot. It powers on fine, goes through the custom logo (for my network provider, Three) and then goes into the Samsung logo. There it stays, unable to boot.
What I think has caused this is that Three notified me of an over-the-air update to Android 4.3 from Android 4.1.2. I downloaded the update, and ran it, but I don't think it completed successfully and so the phone's firmware is probably now corrupt.
I sadly didn't take a backup and would really like to get the phone working again without losing text messages, apps, app data and so on.
I've looked at various options. I have the correct stock ROM/firmware for the phone (H3G version of 4.1.2). I could use Odin, or I could probably install Clockwork Recovery and use that. But I don't know exactly what I'm doing and in particular, how to keep my app data.
Any advice greatly appreciated.
pmattingly said:
Hello everyone,
I'd be grateful if anyone can help me out with a problem I'm currently experiencing with my Galaxy S3.
The phone basically won't boot. It powers on fine, goes through the custom logo (for my network provider, Three) and then goes into the Samsung logo. There it stays, unable to boot.
What I think has caused this is that Three notified me of an over-the-air update to Android 4.3 from Android 4.1.2. I downloaded the update, and ran it, but I don't think it completed successfully and so the phone's firmware is probably now corrupt.
I sadly didn't take a backup and would really like to get the phone working again without losing text messages, apps, app data and so on.
I've looked at various options. I have the correct stock ROM/firmware for the phone (H3G version of 4.1.2). I could use Odin, or I could probably install Clockwork Recovery and use that. But I don't know exactly what I'm doing and in particular, how to keep my app data.
Any advice greatly appreciated.
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Hello all, I'm having a slight problem, I noticed that AT&T keeps trying to roll-out a new software update, however, my Galaxy S6 Active will download it fine, and then when trying to install the update I get prompted with the message "The install cannot be completed".
I thought at first this must be due to an application that I had disabled, but unfortunately it was not the case as I enabled every blocked app, and yet I still got the same error.
8 files still remain disabled even though I tell Debloater to "unblock" all and they include the following (I have tried countless times to enable these files with no luck):
ContainerAgent2.apk
EmergencyLauncher.apk
KnoxBBCProvider.apk
KnoxKeyguard.apk
KnoxShortcuts.apk
KnoxSwitcher.apk
KnoxTrustAgent.apk
KnoxVerifier.apk
I even performed a hard factory data reset, and these apps still remained blocked. I just want to be able to receive OTA software updates. Any ideas on what I can do? Thanks.
Install the original firmware via Odin.
DarthVayda said:
Hello all, I'm having a slight problem, I noticed that AT&T keeps trying to roll-out a new software update, however, my Galaxy S6 Active will download it fine, and then when trying to install the update I get prompted with the message "The install cannot be completed".
I thought at first this must be due to an application that I had disabled, but unfortunately it was not the case as I enabled every blocked app, and yet I still got the same error.
8 files still remain disabled even though I tell Debloater to "unblock" all and they include the following (I have tried countless times to enable these files with no luck):
ContainerAgent2.apk
EmergencyLauncher.apk
KnoxBBCProvider.apk
KnoxKeyguard.apk
KnoxShortcuts.apk
KnoxSwitcher.apk
KnoxTrustAgent.apk
KnoxVerifier.apk
I even performed a hard factory data reset, and these apps still remained blocked. I just want to be able to receive OTA software updates. Any ideas on what I can do? Thanks.
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Hi,
Have you found a solution? what you have to able to OTA update works?
tks!
Hi, thought I'd come here as it seems to be full of Android experts!
I bought a Samsung Galaxy Mini S4 - GT-I9195I from eBay.
The phone was brand new, but not sealed and the phone had already been through the initial setup process, although all the new stickers were all over it.
However, when I try to update the handset, I get this message -
The operating system on your device has been modified in an unauthorised way. Try downloading software updates using Samsung Kies on your PC
Could this be down to apps that are installed? (Whatsapp, a Countdown game)? I have tried to use the Samsung software but get told after the latest update has downloaded that there was an error verifying it?
I'm really not sure if the phone has been hacked or not. Could this message be because the seller unlocked the handset? When I view the status of the phone in settings, everything looks normal although shaded out. It's on Android 4.4.4. Build no. KTU84P.I9195IXXU1AOD1
Hope someone can help.
Thanks
Hi guys please help me i need to have my phone working back |:.... today i updated my wiko fever 4g but i got an error... now when i boot it an android icon shows with "no command." text. Tryed with v.39 program on wiko website but its not working for me... when arrow becomes green download wont start.
I'm thinking to recover system fom sd card but i cannot find roms please help me |: thanks in advance
Same issue here... Finally decided to upgrade the system from stock firmware, and got "error" when it rebooted the phone. Then "no command".
Darknezz89 said:
Hi guys please help me i need to have my phone working back |:.... today i updated my wiko fever 4g but i got an error... now when i boot it an android icon shows with "no command." text. Tryed with v.39 program on wiko website but its not working for me... when arrow becomes green download wont start.
I'm thinking to recover system fom sd card but i cannot find roms please help me |: thanks in advance
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I solved my issue by restoring Lollipop (v.39) with the tool from the wiko website and then performing the update again; the phone started again (at v.41) and I was able to download Marshmallow from the next system update.
Issue was probably caused by some configuration or application.
Still slowly downloading Marshmallow now, so cannot say anything about the next update, but I guess that will go well, since the phone is reset now.
Just to follow up: Marshmallow is working fine on my Wiko Fever, much better than Lollipop. Amazing update.
Instructions for others after having read some comments from other people experiencing issues with the upgrade:
- BACKUP all your data before upgrading from Lollipop to Marshmallow, as if you would buy a new phone; I luckily did, as I wanted to set the microSD from removable to internal
- remove the microSD and (after having a backup of all your data as per step above) format the card as FAT32 on your PC; better to have a clean MicroSD card for after the upgrade I think
- reboot the phone in recovery mode and do a: wipe cache+reset to factory settings
- once the phone is reset and started, proceed with upgrading to Marshmallow
- don't know if needed after the upgrade to do an additional wipe cache+factory settings reset, doesn't harm to do it though
- be unhappy for the hours lost in restoring the phone data + apps + reconfigure everything
- be happy of the improved phone software
Questions upon questions.
So, i got the notification for the update last week, and i saved it until today to install it. The file downloaded was just 7 mb, i had enough battery for the intallation of the update (30% recomended by the software), something got messed up and an error message with the dead android character appeared. I know i lost all my things contacts and sd card... tried to hard reset the damn thing and nothing. I already googled the problem and i found nothing similar to what i get, i'm stuck in the recovery screen and the phone doenst shut down, every time i force it, it just boots back up after 15 30 seconds. I got to be honest i tought it was just another update but aparently its a "new" operating androind system. They could have told me with a update log or something...