[Android Tablet Issue] Acer Iconia A1-810 - 1st freezing, 2nd "erasing" screen
Hi,
My tablet Acer Iconia A1-810 (with KitKat version, not rooted) was freezing all the time and I make a normal factory reset from settings. The problem continued to appear and I decided to make a hard factory reset using tablet buttons. After confirm "yes, wipe all data", the tablet start to show a screen with the android logo and saying "erasing...". It's been 3 days now and nothing changes. Not even when I press the reset button and turn on the device that screen appears again.
I've tried to remove (unplug) the battery and plug back in; Tried to get back to recovery mode (power button + volume up) but keeps to show that screen; Any action becomes useless... Nothing works.
Maybe a complete rom flash would do it? But... How to do it if none action on buttons does something?
Any solution?? Thank you for any response!!
genn2 said:
Hi,
My tablet Acer Iconia A1-810 (with KitKat version, not rooted) was freezing all the time and I make a normal factory reset from settings. The problem continued to appear and I decided to make a hard factory reset using tablet buttons. After confirm "yes, wipe all data", the tablet start to show a screen with the android logo and saying "erasing...". It's been 3 days now and nothing changes. Not even when I press the reset button and turn on the device that screen appears again.
I've tried to remove (unplug) the battery and plug back in; Tried to get back to recovery mode (power button + volume up) but keeps to show that screen; Any action becomes useless... Nothing works.
Maybe a complete rom flash would do it? But... How to do it if none action on buttons does something?
Any solution?? Thank you for any response!!
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I wonder if you were able to find any solution, because i have the same problem. I can get into the recovery mode pressing power + volume up. You have to try when the table is going to reboot; not always work but it load recovery mode sometimes.
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Good day!
I'm newbie here. I have a problem with my MSI Enjoy 7 tablet. It has been locked with too many patterns attempt and it asked me for my gmail account. After searching the web, the only solution I have is to flash my tablet. But I don't have any idea about that. How can I backup my ROM, Download the compatible firmware for my tablet and perform flash? Can anyone help me? Thank you!
Genue26 said:
Good day!
I'm newbie here. I have a problem with my MSI Enjoy 7 tablet. It has been locked with too many patterns attempt and it asked me for my gmail account. After searching the web, the only solution I have is to flash my tablet. But I don't have any idea about that. How can I backup my ROM, Download the compatible firmware for my tablet and perform flash? Can anyone help me? Thank you!
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OK, I'm kinda new to these forums as well, although I do have a certain amount of experience with Android. The simplest way to unlock your device would be to factory reset it (this will erase all the data on your device though). Because you can't unlock the tablet to get to the Settings menu and do this the usual way, you'll need to do it from recovery. From a quick bit of Googling, this is how you get into recovery mode and factory reset from there on your device (note that I don't own an MSI Enjoy 7 so I can't verify this, but it's pretty standard stuff):
1. Make sure your device is completely switched off
2. Press power and volume down at the same time until an Android logo appears
3. Now release the two buttons before holding the power button and pressing the volume button ONCE (don't hold it) and a menu should appear
4. Release the power button and use the volume buttons to scroll to an option which goes something like this: "wipe data/factory reset"
5. Press power to choose this option and again use the volume buttons and power button to confirm (if it asks you).
6. Your device will be reset and unlocked! :good:
jackos2500 said:
OK, I'm kinda new to these forums as well, although I do have a certain amount of experience with Android. The simplest way to unlock your device would be to factory reset it (this will erase all the data on your device though). Because you can't unlock the tablet to get to the Settings menu and do this the usual way, you'll need to do it from recovery. From a quick bit of Googling, this is how you get into recovery mode and factory reset from there on your device (note that I don't own an MSI Enjoy 7 so I can't verify this, but it's pretty standard stuff):
1. Make sure your device is completely switched off
2. Press power and volume down at the same time until an Android logo appears
3. Now release the two buttons before holding the power button and pressing the volume button ONCE (don't hold it) and a menu should appear
4. Release the power button and use the volume buttons to scroll to an option which goes something like this: "wipe data/factory reset"
5. Press power to choose this option and again use the volume buttons and power button to confirm (if it asks you).
6. Your device will be reset and unlocked! :good:
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Hi jackos2500! Thanks for the information about factory reset. But unfortunately my tablet has already no factory mode that's why I'm asking the other way (Backing up ROM, How to find compatible firmware and Android flash method). Much better if you can assist me on that!
Genue26 said:
Hi jackos2500! Thanks for the information about factory reset. But unfortunately my tablet has already no factory mode that's why I'm asking the other way (Backing up ROM, How to find compatible firmware and Android flash method). Much better if you can assist me on that!
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Are you sure that there is no factory reset option in the stock recovery? There should be or else you wouldn't be able to factory reset it at all (even if you could unlock the device). Just to clarify, you don't need to be able to unlock the tablet to factory reset (at least that's the way it's been on every Android device I've ever used)
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Are you sure that there is no factory reset option in the stock recovery? There should be or else you wouldn't be able to factory reset it at all (even if you could unlock the device). Just to clarify, you don't need to be able to unlock the tablet to factory reset (at least that's the way it's been on every Android device I've ever used)
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Alright man! Problem solved! After second attempt of web searching, I got the solution. You're right! I thought I lost my Factory Option because my tablet only display an Exclamation point inside a triangular shape with an android logo beside and no factory options to access. The web says that means the factory mode was already deleted and cannot be accessed anymore. But fortunately I got the true answer. I need to press again a combination of buttons in order to access the Factory Mode.
This is what I did:
a) Completely shut down the tablet first.
b) Press power button and volume up simultaneously and hold them for a while; then remove power button after 5 secs.
c) Wait for the green Android icon with a triangle and an exclamation mark to appear before removing the volume up.
d) Press the Power button and Volume up simultaneously for the Factory mode to appear. Remove both.
e) Here you are, the set up screen will appear, and you may proceed to do your selection.
Genue26 said:
Alright man! Problem solved! After second attempt of web searching, I got the solution. You're right! I thought I lost my Factory Option because my tablet only display an Exclamation point inside a triangular shape with an android logo beside and no factory options to access. The web says that means the factory mode was already deleted and cannot be accessed anymore. But fortunately I got the true answer. I need to press again a combination of buttons in order to access the Factory Mode.
This is what I did:
a) Completely shut down the tablet first.
b) Press power button and volume up simultaneously and hold them for a while; then remove power button after 5 secs.
c) Wait for the green Android icon with a triangle and an exclamation mark to appear before removing the volume up.
d) Press the Power button and Volume up simultaneously for the Factory mode to appear. Remove both.
e) Here you are, the set up screen will appear, and you may proceed to do your selection.
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Nice, glad you got it sorted.
Hello,
My wife just bought a Galaxy S6 from a friend of her and we are trying to factory reset it.
If we do it from the menu the phone just turns off and when we turn it on again all the data is still there.
If we try using the keys before turning it on (volume up + power + home) after it turns on and we are holding the keys the capacitive keys leds start flashing like crazy and the phone doesn't turn on again after a while.
Any one knows what we can do to factory reset this phone?
sorry, just noticed there is a different forum for the t-mobile version
So you did try recovery mode, but it did not work? That's strange! When phone is turned off, press Volume up + Power + Home button and hold them until you see recovery screen (Android bot on cyan background). Then recovery menu will pop up (sometimes it can take a while for it to be shown). From there do the factory reset and wipe cache. But it seems you already tried it...
Tenhi said:
So you did try recovery mode, but it did not work? That's strange! When phone is turned off, press Volume up + Power + Home button and hold them until you see recovery screen (Android bot on cyan background). Then recovery menu will pop up (sometimes it can take a while for it to be shown). From there do the factory reset and wipe cache. But it seems you already tried it...
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actually after posting this I noticed recovery mode was working but the display turns off while in recovery mode, I had to press the keys necessary for factory reset with a blank screen it worked and I got it to factory reset but recovery mode stills show and empty (off) display
Weird as hell =P
renatofontes said:
actually after posting this I noticed recovery mode was working but the display turns off while in recovery mode, I had to press the keys necessary for factory reset with a blank screen it worked and I got it to factory reset but recovery mode stills show and empty (off) display
Weird as hell =P
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probably screen time off is enable
Hello guys,
I'm new and i'm not sure if i posted this under the right place but here goes... (let me know if there is a better place to post this to get help with this problem)
Anyone who can help me revive my device will be given $5 Paypal as a token of appreciation.
I own a Onda v989. A Chinese brand tablet that imitates the iPad with some impressive specs for the price.
Long story short, the tablet came preinstalled with some bloatware, I root it, and used Titanium to backup & uninstall some system apps, which eventually cause the tablet to pop up "unfortunately the process com.android.systemui" non-stop (when i click on ok, it will pop up again, not letting me do anything on the device). I tried rebooting, and as soon as the lock screen comes on, the same error keeps popping up, not letting me do anything. I can not go into settings to factory reset or go into Titanium to back up. The device is not set to usb-debug.
I was hoping i could boot into recovery mode and factory reset from there holding power + volume up (i tried power + volume down too) but either combination seems to do anything (it doesn't even boot if i held power & vol + or power & vol - and only seems to boot if the power button is hold by itself). Once i reboot the device, the cycle of "unfortunately, the process com.android.systemui" starts again.
Could anyone help me solve this problem so i can use my tablet again, specifically, if possible, to boot the device into recovery mode using the buttons. If that's not possible, any alternative to restore my device? If you need additional details, please ask away!
Thanks so much!
I really hope my device is not bricked ;/
you can directly boot into recovery through adb "adb reboot recovery" or "adb reboot fastboot" and factory reset the device.
check this out
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250285
you can turn on USB debug from pc android.stackexchange.com/questions/112040/how-to-enable-usb-debugging-in-android-if-forgotten-pattern-for-screen-unlock then reboot to recovery "adb reboot bootloader" then you can wipe data/factory reset it.
Hello,
I have tried to root my tablet and I have failed it and now it looks like I have even broken the bootloader, so if I press the power and the volume-up button then nothing happens. When I start the tablet with pressing just the power button, then an automatic restarting loop begins (I see intel logo, asus logo and the broken android logo and after that the tablet restarts and the same happens again). Is there anything what I can do or is my tablet totally broken now?
gyurix said:
Hello,
I have tried to root my tablet and I have failed it and now it looks like I have even broken the bootloader, so if I press the power and the volume-up button then nothing happens. When I start the tablet with pressing just the power button, then an automatic restarting loop begins (I see intel logo, asus logo and the broken android logo and after that the tablet restarts and the same happens again). Is there anything what I can do or is my tablet totally broken now?
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Please help me, when the android icon appears then I can access adb, but it's just 1-2 second. Can you tell me how can I disable the automatic reboot and use some adb commands to reset the factory ROM? I would really appreciate your help, please answer
HELP! Blue Wave 8 33GT tablet stuck in recovery mode with "No command" message
I got my Blue Wave 8 33GT (not HD+) tablet completely bricked. First of all, I know this is not really a popular device and some of you might not have a single knowledge about this one, but I hope in any way you might help me get this device working again. Thank you in advance!
Some info about this device:
Bluewave's website: Wave 8
Android OS version: 4.4 KitKat
Device processor: Rockchip-based (RK31)
What just happened? It suddenly reboots while I'm playing and gone into recovery mode with an Android and a "No command." message. Now it won't boot the system anymore whenever I reboot, it always going into this recovery mode.
It has no volume buttons, just a reset, a hard back button and power button. Holding down the power and back button goes into the recovery mode directly. Through normal boot, it flashes the Bluewave logo twice then goes into the recovery. While the reset button immediately turn the device off. There's nothing else I can think of that I can do in this case.
My laptop can recognize it as an ADB Device in recovery mode and I think I may be able to flash it via Rockchip BatchTool, but the instructions I've read states that the device should be up and with a USB debugging enabled which I am not currently able to do in recovery mode. Device is rooted and working totally fine until this happened.
Anyone got into this kind of problem and able to go through it? Please, any help is greatly appreciated.
P.S
Just let me know if there are any additional info I could give you.
What about hard reset.
May be this link help: https://drfone.wondershare.com/reset-android/hard-reset-android-without-volume-buttons.html
AutomaticSearches said:
What about hard reset.
May be this link help: https://drfone.wondershare.com/reset-android/hard-reset-android-without-volume-buttons.html
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Hey! Thanks for your reply and time.
I tried every combination of either of the two keys but there is no such recovery menu showing up, and I am pretty sure that this device doesn't have a built-in recovery for factory reset.
If only I could go to its download mode stuff to be able to flash the firmware...
Humble Potato II said:
Hey! Thanks for your reply and time.
I tried every combination of either of the two keys but there is no such recovery menu showing up, and I am pretty sure that this device doesn't have a built-in recovery for factory reset.
If only I could go to its download mode stuff to be able to flash the firmware...
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May be this site help: http://bluewave-global.com/wave_8.php#frame4
"Long press the power button to restart the device. If restarting fails, hard reset the tablet by poking the Reset hole using a pin. " it is from FAQ
maybe this could help.
1. Press the power button to get the option menu for
Power off
Reboot
Silence phone option.
2. on that menu you have to hold down that power off option on your touch screen while also holding down the home push button on the side of your tablet.
3. This brings up a screen to reboot into safe mode..(these are the 3 steps the company does not tell you that is why no one gets it to work.
4. HIt yes for safe mode and then hold down your power and home buttons on side of tablet till the dopo Logo appears.
5. Release both buttons and hit the power button one time and then hold only the home button down till a menu option appears.
6. Use the home button to move down to factory reset and press the power button to select. Once it says complete then use the power button to select reboot.
Problem solved. Hope this will help everyone out.
The only way is to remove the battery, attached again the battery then power it on their is no hard reset on blue wave the go to settings factory reset