hello, I locked the phone with a pattern and now I have no idea how to turn it off, there is an option to force the phone to turn off by recovery (no twrp and root)?
See this thread, especially post #6.
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Hello,
I have a Samsung Galaxy SM-J320M with Android 5.1.1 which I have successfully rooted (installing SuperSU via TWRP).
Everything works OK except when the phone runs out off battery and switches off: when I plug the charger and try to turn it on, I get "Custom binary blocked by FRP lock" message.
This doesn't happen if I turn off the phone normally or long pressing power button or pulling the battery out, only when it self turns off because of battery low state.
I have always been able to recover the phone by reflashing stock firmware (via ODIN), and then rooting it again (always same procedure: enable OEM unlock, flash TWRP, flash SuperSU).
I would like to ask if anybody knows a way to prevent this from happening again. As a workaround, I try to have the phone charged before the battery dies, but sometimes it is not possible. I'm worried of this happening on a trip out of home with no access to a computer for reflashing.
Thanks.
Hey All,
Device - Motorola One Power
Status - Completely in Stock condition
OS Version - 10(QPTS30.61-18-3) (Android 10)
After I changed a wallpaper on the phone, a popup "System UI has stopped" is popping up , and I can't unlock it.
Any touches on the display even on the error popup will make the screen blank out and the pop-up reappears.
Troubleshooting and results
1. Normal Mode - Fingerprint accepted, vibration feedback received, PIN mandatory, cannot login as display goes blank after every touch.
2. Safe Mode - same issues as normal boot.
3. USB OTG-Mouse - Mouse pointer appears on top of the popup error, cannot dismiss, same issue as normal and safe boot.
4. Emergency call mode - Popup appears even on the emergency call.
5. Wipe Cache is unavailable in recovery as the I guess it's the new seamless A/B data structure.
Situation : Data is not backed up and Full Userdata wipe is not an option..
Wipe Data is not an option as I have the only copy of photos of recent family get-together and baby cousin's birthday which I could not back up due to lack of personal time.
Is there any way to get my data back ?
Fastboot?
ADB Zip Sideload?
Factory Mode?
If anyone has any idea to help me out, and if am not following the post guidelines, then please direct me to a helpful link where I can help myself.
Please help me out guys
Thanks
If you can establish an ADB connection then you can transfer the worthful data to your computer. That I'ld try as first thing of all things.
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I did the infamous update to Android 12 yesterday and this morning tinkering with the new settings I accidentally blocked myself out of my phone.
Before testing yourself I want to give a warning to not you bother to try this setting on, just in case the same thing happens to any of you: it was a setting called "Quickly unlock screen without password" or something like that, it was in Settings > Privacy & Security > Lock screen Password. If anyone that still has the Android 12 update installed would be so kind to share some screenshots of those steps I could tell right away which option was the one I activated, since I can't even access my phone anymore...
Don't know why, but it seems that with this option the system just tries to fill the password but it always fails and it just keeps vibrating forever and can't do anything at all. The only time it stops is after rebooting into the SIM unlock prompt, but after unlocking the SIM it starts vibrating again and can't even input my password.
After this now I'm trying to recover all my stuff from my phone before doing a factory reset, which seem inevitable at this point. I have tried to access mass storage from Recovery Menu but it doesn't seem to be recognized by my PC. I have seen that OnePlus devices have different recovery menus, this one has a menu with four options (Format data, Reboot device, Power off and Advanced) and at the bottom it says "Ver 1.2", which tapping on it twice gives a message telling to go into Download Mode, but it doesn't seem to do anything aside from rebooting.
Also tried to go into Fastboot from the recovery menu (Advanced > Reboot into Fastboot mode) but it just shuts down instantly after the Fastboot logo shows up.
So, please, could anyone give some advice here? I'm pretty much lost at this point and I don't want to factory reset right away just yet. Any help will be appreciated.
are you able to fix your phone?
My wifes Pixel 6 was recently updated to Android 13. From what I can gather the update was not sucessful - The process got stuck on the 'G' screen with the scrolling bar undernath for several hours before my wife gave up and forced the phone to reboot. She has since managed to perform a factory reset from recovery mode but the phone constantly reboots during the android setup screens. I'm now in posession of her phone to try and fix the issue mysef, however recovery and rescue modes both display the 'no command' screen.
I have tried to reflash a stock rom using ADB but this does not work as 'OEM unlocking' is not enabled, nor can it be enabled as the OS refuses to load all the way before a random reboot occurs.
I'm really hoping someone can tell me how to get around the device lock so I can flash this thing!
Thanks
Whether it can enter REC？
cyclo111 said:
My wifes Pixel 6 was recently updated to Android 13. From what I can gather the update was not sucessful - The process got stuck on the 'G' screen with the scrolling bar undernath for several hours before my wife gave up and forced the phone to reboot. She has since managed to perform a factory reset from recovery mode but the phone constantly reboots during the android setup screens. I'm now in posession of her phone to try and fix the issue mysef, however recovery and rescue modes both display the 'no command' screen.
I have tried to reflash a stock rom using ADB but this does not work as 'OEM unlocking' is not enabled, nor can it be enabled as the OS refuses to load all the way before a random reboot occurs.
I'm really hoping someone can tell me how to get around the device lock so I can flash this thing!
Thanks
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You can try sideloading the full OTA. That doesn't require an unlocked bootloader.
Hello everybody,
I was trying to remove screen lock pin from my Xiaomi Mi 10, from the scren lock settings menu, the phone asked for the current pin and, after entering it (correctly I assume), the phone gave an error and shut down.
Since the next reboot I've still found the lock screen asking for the pin but no longer accepting the last one.
What happened? How can I fix? I did not change the pin, I was on the screen lock removal menu.
I have unbacked-up data that I absolutely need to recover, the phone comes with stock ROM, it doesn't have usb debugging mode active, bootloader is still locked.
I tried turning the phone on in safe mode but it still asks for the pin, I tried removing the SIM card too.
The phone is linked with my google account but (maybe for a bug?) android device manager can't connect to my phone until it is unlocked (last time seen is before the lock screen problem).
There is no Xiaomi account linked to my phone then I can't find it using Mi Cloud.
I'm able to access to recovery mode or fastboot. I also downloaded Mi Phone Assistant that is able to recognise my phone in download mode but the disclaimer says that updating the phone may result in data loss.
Is there any software I can use to reset the pin code without losing my data?
Thank you!