[Q] Nandroid Fail! - Nexus One General

Hello
I wanted to backup so i ran the backup with ROM Manager and it froze when it was backing up .android secure. I had to pull out the battery so I don't think it was completed has this happened to anyone?

Yeah, it happens to everyone not posting in the right forum.

christiankk said:
Yeah, it happens to everyone not posting in the right forum.
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You kidding me? If this isn't the place for it then where would he post it? Certainly not in the development section.
Sometimes backups get corrupt man, that sucks.. you'll probably just have to start anew
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ryanolson7 said:
You kidding me? If this isn't the place for it then where would he post it? Certainly not in the development section.
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How about the forum called "Nexus One Q&A"?

As fun as it is to "act-a-mod", you both need to stop.
ANYWAYS, OP: If at first you don't succeed, try try again. If it fails again, try flashing a different recovery.

Yeah, just try backing up again. It has happened to me before. Stuck backing up at .android_secure. So I just tried to backup again, then it worked.

if you all want a recovery on which you can trust, then switch to Amon_Ra's recovery (RA-nexus-v1.7.0.1)

i keep having a similar problem. my backups can be created just fine. but when i try to restore them they ALWAYS hang at a certain file, such as event_1626573434.txt or whatever it may happen to be. sometimes i can go to advanced nand and restore each portion individually, which sometimes works. so the backup itself works. i really dont know what the problem could be. using clockwork recovery.

sstang2006 said:
if you all want a recovery on which you can trust, then switch to Amon_Ra's recovery (RA-nexus-v1.7.0.1)
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That's not entirely true, that's pure opinion.
edit: Sorry, I guess I was too slow in writing my response

wdfowty said:
That's not entirely true, that's pure opinion.
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You might try the quote button, otherwise, are you doubting the post above yours?

First, Make sure you have enough space on your memory card...

Thank you guys. Its all good now
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I happen to have the same issue. Is pulling the battery the only way to get out of it?

Yes
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wdfowty said:
That's not entirely true, that's pure opinion.
edit: Sorry, I guess I was too slow in writing my response
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yeap, my opinion may turn out to be a fact.
njiwani said:
Hello
I wanted to backup so i ran the backup with ROM Manager and it froze when it was backing up .android secure. I had to pull out the battery so I don't think it was completed has this happened to anyone?
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Clarkster said:
Yeah, just try backing up again. It has happened to me before. Stuck backing up at .android_secure. So I just tried to backup again, then it worked.
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RogerPodacter said:
i keep having a similar problem. my backups can be created just fine. but when i try to restore them they ALWAYS hang at a certain file, such as event_1626573434.txt or whatever it may happen to be. sometimes i can go to advanced nand and restore each portion individually, which sometimes works. so the backup itself works. i really dont know what the problem could be. using clockwork recovery.
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mailliw320 said:
I happen to have the same issue. Is pulling the battery the only way to get out of it?
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mailliw320 said:
I happen to have the same issue. Is pulling the battery the only way to get out of it?
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Nope. I'm not sure what I pressed, but I think trackball + power button. And then the phone restarted. Didn't need to pull the battery.

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Bootloader hboot issue.

Well i fired up a 2.3.3 rooted stock rom and everything is fine except when im in the bootloader, it says sd checking... loading pc36diag.zip no image
then it tries .nbh then pc36img.zip....
anyways this whole process on the phone takes forever. what do i need to do to fix this issue and how may i prevent it from happening again? thanks.
It's scanning for those files, always does each time.
Do you have a pc36img.zip file on your SDCARD?
mattykinsx said:
It's scanning for those files, always does each time.
Do you have a pc36img.zip file on your SDCARD?
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i just put one on there of a new splash to see if it would help, its still going through the checking. so far its been like 15 minutes
THREESTRIPEBRAND said:
i just put one on there of a new splash to see if it would help, its still going through the checking. so far its been like 15 minutes
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It's possible there is an issue with that file.
Try redownloading it or another one.
mattykinsx said:
It's possible there is an issue with that file.
Try redownloading it or another one.
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the thing is it was doing this before i even put this splash on here, i only put the splash on my sd to see if it would help whats happening.
i'm guessing i need to do a reformat. such a pain lol
THREESTRIPEBRAND said:
the thing is it was doing this before i even put this splash on here, i only put the splash on my sd to see if it would help whats happening.
i'm guessing i need to do a reformat. such a pain lol
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What hboot version do you have?
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What hboot version do you have?
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Reformat did the trick.
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Can't get my Vibrant rooted, please help!

I am running 2.2 and I have tried One Click Root and Z4root and a few others but when I try to Reinstall the Packages I keep getting an error. On one blog almost all the comments were from people experiencing the same problem but no one would give them an answer. I am not new to rooting Android phones because I started back when the G1 came out and I have rooted other peoples phones over the years but this phone is pissing me off.
Here is the blog that I was talking about: http://www.intomobile.com/2011/02/02/root-samsung-galaxy-s-captivate-and-vibrant/
EDIT: I finally got it rooted. I want to thank everyone who helped me. I installed the Clockwork Recovery and CM7 + Gapps.
If you don't have important stuff on there I would just Odin a pre-rooted stock ROM
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Juls317 said:
If you don't have important stuff on there I would just Odin a pre-rooted stock ROM
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How do I do that. Also I'm using a Mac but I can get to a Windows computer if I have to.
isjr said:
I am running 2.2 and I have tried One Click Root and Z4root and a few others but when I try to Reinstall the Packages I keep getting an error. On one blog almost all the comments were from people experiencing the same problem but no one would give them an answer. I am not new to rooting Android phones because I started back when the G1 came out and I have rooted other peoples phones over the years but this phone is pissing me off.
Here is the blog that I was talking about: http://www.intomobile.com/2011/02/02/root-samsung-galaxy-s-captivate-and-vibrant/
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do you have root explorer or file manager? if so, I can have you rooted in about 5 min or less
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Smartassassin said:
do you have root explorer or file manager? if so, I can have you rooted in about 5 min or less
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I have the Astro file manager.
Place this file in your internal sd.
http://db.tt/er5nBa0B
Hold your vol up /down and power buttons. When vibrant screen comes up, release the power button but keep holding the vol buttons this will put you in recovery. Hit reinstall packages and it should take you to Red recovery screen, this means all text will be red. It may take a couple of times but once you turn red, you will be rooted.
As always, I am not responsible if you brick your phone and don't forget to hit the thanks button.
Edit : make sure the name of the file is Update.zip no other variations will work. You can change the name to read that in case it reads Update.zip.zip . DO NOT UNZIP.
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Smartassassin said:
Place this file in your internal sd.
http://db.tt/er5nBa0B
Hold your vol up /down and power buttons. When vibrant screen comes up, release the power button but keep holding the vol buttons this will put you in recovery. Hit reinstall packages and it should take you to Red recovery screen, this means all text will be red. It may take a couple of times but once you turn red, you will be rooted.
As always, I am not responsible if you brick your phone and don't forget to hit the thanks button.
Edit : make sure the name of the file is Update.zip no other variations will work. You can change the name to read that in case it reads Update.zip.zip . DO NOT UNZIP.
Sent from my phone, not yours.
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Still getting the same error message as always. It gets about 25% of the way then says that there is an error.
isjr said:
Still getting the same error message as always. It gets about 25% of the way then says that there is an error.
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and the name of the file is Update.zip and no variation?
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Smartassassin said:
and the name of the file is Update.zip and no variation?
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Yes, I learned about the naming trick back with 1.5 on my G1.
isjr said:
Yes, I learned about the naming trick back with 1.5 on my G1.
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odd it should be near instant. And it's placed somewhere in the internal sd?
What is the error message?
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Smartassassin said:
odd it should be near instant. And it's placed somewhere in the internal sd?
What is the error message?
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Yeah its on the root of my sd card. Also I don't have access to the phone right now to tell you the error. The blog that I linked above has the error in the comments.
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This is getting very frustrating because this isn't my first time rooting a phone.
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Did you do it my way or the blogs way? And literally just place the update on the internal. Mine is still Located just above my youtube and zedge files.
And... You are getting the same message each time?
I cannot remember if there is a fix permission in stock recovery.
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Smartassassin said:
Did you do it my way or the blogs way? And literally just place the update on the internal. Mine is still Located just above my youtube and zedge files
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I did both ways and after I downloaded the file I placed in my internal memory by itself (not in a folder).
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isjr said:
I did both ways and after I downloaded the file I placed in my internal memory by itself (not in a folder).
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well your problem is you are running into a sig verification error. How many attempts have you made my way. I know that it has taken a few goes to do on occasion.
And I'm not guessing you are dumb but have you rebooted then gone back and did you use the zip I listed or the other pages zip?
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Try this
http://jaxov.com/2010/10/fix-android-no-signature-verification-failed-error/
Same thing about brick and hitting thanks button.
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Smartassassin said:
Try this
http://jaxov.com/2010/10/fix-android-no-signature-verification-failed-error/
Same thing about brick and hitting thanks button.
Sent from my phone, not yours.
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This fix is for already rooted phones. The first thing it says is that they installed a recovery image but you can't do that unless your phone is rooted.
isjr said:
This fix is for already rooted phones. The first thing it says is that they installed a recovery image but you can't do that unless your phone is rooted.
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oh. Welp I tried.
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I wondered he could adb push the SGS4G modded recovery so it wouldn't bother with signature verification
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[Q] Hard bricked Nexus 4 last night..

A quick explanation of my stupidity, I unlock and load customer iOS builds on iPhones all the time. I decided to take on the task of loading a customer rom on my Nexus 4 for the first time thinking, "how much harder can it be!". I wanted to put Xylon onto my device. After getting into restore mode and wiping doing the factory reset command, the phone shut off. It will not turn on at all. I've tried hard resetting the device and get nothing. When plugged into my computer, I can see it recognizes it as a driverless Qualcomm USB device so I know the phone is on, it just shows absolutely nothing on screen. How can I get this back up and running? Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Boot into bootloader and see if you can get fastboot to connect. If you can, it's fixable. Just flash the stock images until you work up the nerve to try again.
estallings15 said:
Boot into bootloader and see if you can get fastboot to connect. If you can, it's fixable. Just flash the stock images until you work up the nerve to try again.
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There is no booting into anything. Just black nothingness on screen.
mukzer0 said:
There is no booting into anything. Just black nothingness on screen.
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If you hold volume down while booting, what happens?
estallings15 said:
If you hold volume down while booting, what happens?
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nothing
mukzer0 said:
nothing
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A round of applause for this guy.
You managed to brick your Nexus. Did you fastboot flash the wrong IMG to the bootloader or what? Tell us what you did so no one else does it.
Edit: I forgot to mention that I'm sorry for your loss.
I'd recommend letting it charge for a few hours, then try fastboot again.
estallings15 said:
A round of applause for this guy.
You managed to brick your Nexus. Did you fastboot flash the wrong IMG to the bootloader or what? Tell us what you did so no one else does it.
Edit: I forgot to mention that I'm sorry for your loss.
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Everything was going smoothly. Got to the customer loader which is where I did the factory reset and then went to select the image I wanted and realized I didn't put it in the phones directory. I went to the menu and hit "restart" and that was the last breath of my Nexus
Did you by chance flash xylon for nexus 7 by mistake as I believe that will brick your nexus 4 faster than crap thru a goose.
kzoodroid said:
Did you by chance flash xylon for nexus 7 by mistake as I believe that will brick your nexus 4 faster than crap thru a goose.
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Ya know, I didn't even think of that... "Asu-Hydro 7.zip". Serves me right for doing this all at 4am. What do I need to do to get it back up? Will a USB Jig work to get Odin going?
mukzer0 said:
Ya know, I didn't even think of that... "Asu-Hydro 7.zip". Serves me right for doing this all at 4am. What do I need to do to get it back up? Will a USB Jig work to get Odin going?
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Um, no. It's done. No bootloader = No way to recover. Unless I'm missing something. Anybody?
Also, Samsung uses Odin.
mukzer0 said:
Ya know, I didn't even think of that... "Asu-Hydro 7.zip". Serves me right for doing this all at 4am. What do I need to do to get it back up? Will a USB Jig work to get Odin going?
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Only Samsung phones have Odin. LG does have a "download" mode' but I haven't seen the utility for it.
Currently I haven't read of anyone recovering from a N7 ROM or kernel flash.
Sorry, I think you're out of luck...
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mukzer0 said:
Ya know, I didn't even think of that... "Asu-Hydro 7.zip". Serves me right for doing this all at 4am. What do I need to do to get it back up? Will a USB Jig work to get Odin going?
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Someone else just did this a few days ago and I think there is no recovery from this.
kzoodroid said:
Someone else just did this a few days ago and I think there is no recovery from this.
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well this is dissapointing..
mukzer0 said:
well this is dissapointing..
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mukzer0 said:
well this is dissapointing..
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I can't find the other thread but it has something to do with where the Nexus 7 writes its files to that bricks the Nexus 4.
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Well, if I send it back to google saying it wont turn on, think they will actually check to see if it was tampered with? If so, should I send it on 3 second through a trip through microwave before sending it?
kzoodroid said:
I can't find the other thread but it has something to do with where the Nexus 7 writes its files to that bricks the Nexus 4.
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Makes sense. The system or boot partition is probably the same as our bootloader.
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Makes sense. The system or boot partition is probably the same as our bootloader.
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Yes it was something like that.
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mukzer0 said:
Well, if I send it back to google saying it wont turn on, think they will actually check to see if it was tampered with? If so, should I send it on 3 second through a trip through microwave before sending it?
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I don't think there is any way for them to check if it doesn't turn on. There have been a few others who have done the same thing and gotten an RMA form Google with no problems. I did it with an Incredible from Verizon about 2 years ago with no problems after bricking it trying to unlock the bootloader.
Just wanted to post a reply to my incident. Google replaced the device and there was no charge. Thank you all for your help

[RESOLVED] Booting goes to black screen!

Okay, so I was listening to a YouTube video via Popup Browser BETA. When the song finished, I tried closing the window, but it wouldn't let me interact with the window. Not sure why. I just figured since the app was in beta it was just confused, so I went to the settings->running applications->I force closed the app. But for some reason, the little window still wouldn't go away. So I decided to reboot my device. Bad idea, apparently...
Now whenever I boot up my phone it'll vibrate, display the Google logo for a few seconds, and then... it goes to a blank black screen. Not a clue why. I've tried:
- Leaving it to charge and rebooting
- Leaving it in the blank black screen
- Booting into recovery, then trying to reboot the device from there
- Clearing cache partition
Nothing works. I still can't boot up my phone again.
I'm running Slimbean 4.2.1 (not the latest version). There really isn't anything that might have triggered this. I can still charge my phone (the charging animation still occurs) and I can still go into CWM Recovery. I'd really rather not have to install a new ROM or anything... but if I have to, is there a way to extract the data I have on my phone now while in recovery or something?
Any suggestions?
EDIT: This has been FIXED. Moderators, if you see this, you can close this thread. If anyone else has this problem, try reflashing your current version of your ROM, that's how I fixed mine. I'm not responsible for damage to your device.
Why haven't you tried reflashing your rom without wiping data?
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mitchdickson said:
Why haven't you tried reflashing your rom without wiping data?
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I could try that.. but isn't there a chance it'll corrupt the data for certain apps or no? I'd just really rather not loose all of that.
Surpass said:
I could try that.. but isn't there a chance it'll corrupt the data for certain apps or no? I'd just really rather not loose all of that.
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It's not going to hurt anything. Make a CWM backup of your data if you want.
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Surpass said:
I could try that.. but isn't there a chance it'll corrupt the data for certain apps or no? I'd just really rather not loose all of that.
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No way of corrupting your data, as long as you don't select to wipe data partition or data is already corrupted. But this is strange that your phone gone crazy like this. Try to reflash your rom without wiping data and see if your phone will boot up
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It's not going to hurt anything. Make a CWM backup of your data if you want.
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I've not got enough free space on my phone I don't think (it's only 16GB, I got about 2GB free).
Unless I'm mistaken the backup will take more than that, yes? Considering I've got a few games apps that probably equate to about 4GB.
gallardo5 said:
No way of corrupting your data, as long as you don't select to wipe data partition or data is already corrupted. But this is strange that your phone gone crazy like this. Try to reflash your rom without wiping data and see if your phone will boot up
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Should I reflash with a newer version of the ROM or should I reflash the old one that I'm running?
EDIT: Woops sorry about double post.
Surpass said:
Should I reflash with a newer version of the ROM or should I reflash the old one that I'm running?
EDIT: Woops sorry about double post.
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Reflash the same version you were running before this accident, as the newest version requires clean flash. If you want to run the latest version and have your data back, reflash the same version you were running before, then backup your data, wipe phone, flash the latest version and restore your data
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gallardo5 said:
Reflash the same version you were running before this accident, as the newest version requires clean flash. If you want to run the latest version and have your data back, reflash the same version you were running before, then backup your data, wipe phone, flash the latest version and restore your data
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Okay I'll give that a go, thanks for the help and I'll report back my results. :good:
EDIT: Tried downloading the Zip from their site and now it's saying I've got to log in, but no place to register... grr. I might be a bit longer..
Surpass said:
Okay I'll give that a go, thanks for the help and I'll report back my results. :good:
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Good luck then and if you will have any problem, just write here and don't forget to quote my post so I will get an email notification
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gallardo5 said:
Good luck then and if you will have any problem, just write here and don't forget to quote my post so I will get an email notification
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WOO! Thanks a lot! Booted up perfectly, and no loss of data or anything like that. Only odd things is it seems to have changed my DPI... but I can change that easily so it's not really a bother. It also made me have to update the Virus Definitions on Avast!, not sure why either.
I shall now proceed to thank all of your posts.
Surpass said:
WOO! Thanks a lot! Booted up perfectly, and no loss of data or anything like that. Only odd things is it seems to have changed my DPI... but I can change that easily so it's not really a bother. It also made me have to update the Virus Definitions on Avast!, not sure why either.
I shall now proceed to thank all of your posts.
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Great to hear it worked for you now comes the best part, flashing the latest rom
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Great to hear it worked for you now comes the best part, flashing the latest rom
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Yes either that or perhaps switch to a new one, I've been with semi-stock Android for quite a while now I'm really liking the port of MIUI V5...

Device got restored automatically and app data gone

Early morning when I woke up, I saw the language option coming on the home screen. I thought I got an upgrade to Android M automatically, so, I moved on with the all the process of setting up the device. Later on, there came an option to keep all the 81 apps and it's data, so, I choose 'Yes'. It was shocking to see that it was no upgrade but a reset was automatically initiated. Though all the apps are being downloaded and installed but the app data is gone which was more than important to me. I was using an app called Expense Manager (play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.markushi.expensemanager) and I really want the data back. Please help me out with this and yes, my device is not rooted. Android version is 5.1.1
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Early morning when I woke up, I saw the language option coming on the home screen. I thought I got an upgrade to Android M automatically, so, I moved on with the all the process of setting up the device. Later on, there came an option to keep all the 81 apps and it's data, so, I choose 'Yes'. It was shocking to see that it was no upgrade but a reset was automatically initiated. Though all the apps are being downloaded and installed but the app data is gone which was more than important to me. I was using an app called Expense Manager (play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.markushi.expensemanager) and I really want the data back. Please help me out with this and yes, my device is not rooted. Android version is 5.1.1
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Did you make a nandroid with TWRP? Or titanium backup?
Evolution_Tech said:
Did you make a nandroid with TWRP? Or titanium backup?
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No, I did nothing.
sahil1033 said:
No, I did nothing.
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I'm afraid you most likely can not recover that data.
No most likely about it. OP is SOL. Data cannot be recovered in this situation by ANY means.
If something is valuable to you on your tablet TAKE BACKUPS FREQUENTLY.
Evolution_Tech said:
I'm afraid you most likely can not recover that data.
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fwayfarer said:
No most likely about it. OP is SOL. Data cannot be recovered in this situation by ANY means.
If something is valuable to you on your tablet TAKE BACKUPS FREQUENTLY.
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Any good backup app which can be used on non-rooted device. Also, I'm curious why did my device automatically got a reset.
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Any good backup app which can be used on non-rooted device. Also, I'm curious why did my device automatically got a reset.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koushikdutta.backup
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Any good backup app which can be used on non-rooted device. Also, I'm curious why did my device automatically got a reset.
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it could have been anything. the cheap flash memory is getting old in these devices. people are having their flash literally fail to unreadable at this point. it could have even been a goddamn cosmic ray hit that triggered it. no way to tell at this point.

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