Wipe data - HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera

Selling my hd2 and need to wipe it. I want to keep root and android. What's the best way? Thank you
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Just wipe everything and flash rom without booting.

Without booting?
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inspire me said:
Without booting?
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Yeah...otherwise if you boot your phone after wiping it, your settings (apn a.s.o.)
are in there.
ROOT will be set by flashing.

So I can just do it all thru recovery
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inspire me said:
So I can just do it all thru recovery
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That's right.

try using hd2 tookit

use Task29

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Hi

Hi guys im new here and new to all this, i only got my wildfire a couple of days ago and was wondering on how to mod it and do all the things you guys have going on on your phones?
I should also add im scared of ruining my phone so yes i am a newb but we all gotta start somewhere havent we
Don't worry bricking your phone is unlikely unless you do something silly and don't follow the guides correctly.
This is the best place to start, you'll find everything you need in this one thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1029318
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Welcome to the section. Check out the guides for rooting and installing custom roms on your phone. There isn't really a big chance of getting your phone bricked. Once you root it, you'll feel alot safer because the worst thing that can happen is a bootloop. (Which can be repaired!)
Scratch0805 said:
Don't worry bricking your phone is unlikely unless you do something silly and don't follow the guides correctly.
This is the best place to start, you'll find everything you need in this one thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1029318
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thanks but it looks like i will need to downgrade and the possibility of me losing my phoneis too scary lol
wishmasterdjl said:
thanks but it looks like i will need to downgrade and the possibility of me losing my phoneis too scary lol
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You're on 2.2.1? Can't you use revolutionary?
Justiceā„¢ said:
You're on 2.2.1? Can't you use revolutionary?
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lol im a newb and dont know how
Its fairly simple when you actually do it, revolutionary does all the hard work for you. The guides just look scary as there's so much in them.
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Scratch0805 said:
Its fairly simple when you actually do it, revolutionary does all the hard work for you. The guides just look scary as there's so much in them.
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can you point me in the right direction for an idiots guide of how to do it step by step lol
This worked first time for me on mine and my girlfriends wildfires.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1145035
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Scratch0805 said:
This worked first time for me on mine and my girlfriends wildfires.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1145035
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do i connect my phone when running step1.bat
wishmasterdjl said:
do i connect my phone when running step1.bat
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Try it with and without the phone plugged in. I think you'll probably have to have it plugged in.
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okay i did all that now its stuck on the cyanogen loading screen what can i do
You've done the hard part don't worry its not broken. It should take around 5-10 minutes for first boot anyway so if its only been a minute or two and the rhythm of the boot logo is still turning smoothly and not pausing or restarting just leave it a little longer but if the logo freezes and restarts over and over this is called a bootloop. Easily fixed by rebooting into recovery again then select the wipe menu and wipe dalvik cache, cache and data then install your cm7 zip again. Everything should work then.
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hmm i may have ruined it then for i just re did the installing of RUU_Buzz_HTC_WWE_1.14.405.2_R_Radio_13.45.55.24_3.35.15.31_release_130814
then left it at that for it worked then lol, is there anything i can do to get it actually done from there
You might need to run revolutionary againcan you still get to clockwork recovery?
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Scratch0805 said:
You might need to run revolutionary againcan you still get to clockwork recovery?
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yes i can still get to clockwork recovery by rebooting into hboot and going through recovery, ive also got the super user app in my apps
Just check in hboot that you are s-off and as you can still get recovery you're good to go, remember to wipe dalvik cache, cache and data when changing roms, if its an update you might get away with not wiping data sometimes. You'll get the hang of it soon enough. Before you flash cm7 again just run the backup in cwm then if it goes wrong again you can just restore.
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Scratch0805 said:
Just check in hboot that you are s-off and as you can still get recovery you're good to go, remember to wipe dalvik cache, cache and data when changing roms, if its an update you might get away with not wiping data sometimes. You'll get the hang of it soon enough. Before you flash cm7 again just run the backup in cwm then if it goes wrong again you can just restore.
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cwm?? sorry for being dumb but whats that
Clockwork mod recovery.
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Scratch0805 said:
Clockwork mod recovery.
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woohoo it works, now all i have to do is find a decent theme and my apps and games

Status bar disappeard

Status bar disappeared and I get a message saying android UI has stopped working. I did a factory restart but still no difference.
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Might be time to change ROMs, did that ROM used to work and only now doing it?
orangekid said:
Might be time to change ROMs
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boy, that escalated quickly.
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I think he should tell us the last thing he did before the error's occurrence. @5warafat1 What was the last thing you had done before this error appeared?
Marvlesz said:
boy, that escalated quickly.
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I think he should tell us the last thing he did before the error's occurrence. @5warafat1 What was the last thing you had done before this error appeared?
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lol, yeah I suppose it did.
I think I inferred that this was at the inception of the flash, and not something that just started happening.
He did factory reset and it is still doing it, which tells me it must just be the ROM.
Re: Status bar disappeared
Didn't do anything. I think i just tried to open an app and it suddenly closed and I got this error message, then status bar went.
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5warafat1 said:
Didn't do anything. I think i just tried to open an app and it suddenly closed and I got this error message, then status bar went.
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You could try to just dirty flash your existing ROM, or is this an SD ROM?
Its not on SD its on nand
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5warafat1 said:
Its not on SD its on nand
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i would try what orangekid said
then if it stll doesnt come back.. backup the apks you dont want to download
again and do a fresh install
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Its not on SD its on nand
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Yeah dirty flash the same ROM, that should fix any system stuff that got corrupted while leaving your apps / data intact.
What do you mean by dirty flash sorry
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5warafat1 said:
What do you mean by dirty flash sorry
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Flash the same rom again from recovery without wiping anything.
Edit: I was too late.
I wouldn't want to flash a rom because in the past I nearly ended up bricking my phone. I got Android on this phone through someone else. Isn't there another way around this, something more simple
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5warafat1 said:
I wouldn't want to flash a rom because in the past I nearly ended up bricking my phone. I got Android on this phone through someone else. Isn't there another way around this, something more simple
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Nope.
Since the problem originated without apparent reason, we don't know what caused it; we can't really tell you how to fix it without a re-flash.
And by the way, you can never brick your phone through CWM. So just re-flash the ROM. Besides, that "someone" had already done the hard part. He installed everything for you, now you just need to put the zip on your sdcard, boot into recovery and "install zip from sdcard".
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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5warafat1 said:
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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You can flash any ROM and you will not brick your phone. You literally cannot brick an HD2 with anything android related, ONLY with radio stuff and WM6.5, so just read up on how to flash one and flash another ROM.
orangekid said:
He did factory reset and it is still doing it,
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if something has been installed into the system partition, then it will still be there after a hard reset. Example, if you install a data2ext script, then do a hard reset, it will still be there when the phone restarts.
samsamuel said:
if something has been installed into the system partition, then it will still be there after a hard reset. Example, if you install a data2ext script, then do a hard reset, it will still be there when the phone restarts.
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Yeah, that's why I told him to dirty flash the same ROM, but he has no clue which ROM he flashed, so at this point I think he should just find a ROM he thinks he'll like and clean flash it.
As long as he's messing with Android he can't do any actual harm.
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So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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What I meant is, you can install your previous ROM without having to do anything to your device aside of putting the previous ROM on the sd and flashing.
However, that DOES NOT mean you can install any other ROM without modifying the partitions.
And yes, there's a thread for this, it's called search.
P.S: Pay attention to the italicized keywords.
Do this as the easiest thing,
go to settings > about phone, and scroll all the way till you see the kernel version and build version.
Take a screenshot of that and upload it if you can.
This will tell us what ROM you have and you can dirty flash it.

Factory data reset on rooted phone

Hey, just wanted to find out if using the factory data reset on (in this case) PA 3.92, will unroot the phone, or will it simply just delete all my data/folders/pictures (like a new device) and keep root? Thanks!
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Ya Mudda said:
Hey, just wanted to find out if using the factory data reset on (in this case) PA 3.92, will unroot the phone, or will it simply just delete all my data/folders/pictures (like a new device) and keep root? Thanks!
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itll just delete your data, it wont unroot you.
All PA builds will be rooted by default
Ya Mudda said:
Hey, just wanted to find out if using the factory data reset on (in this case) PA 3.92, will unroot the phone, or will it simply just delete all my data/folders/pictures (like a new device) and keep root? Thanks!
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All PA builds will be rooted by default, they have integrated superuser into the framework. So you need not worry about rooting after flashing a PA ROM.

[REQUEST] Super-Wipe Script

hello guys!
i couldn't find any super-wipe recovery script for our HTC One, i know we can wipe from Advanced Wipe (TWRP) but
can anyone share the script(without wiping internal data)? :fingers-crossed:
T-Mobile HTC one forum has a script thinking it should work for yours as well. Check it out.
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nanobutter said:
T-Mobile HTC one forum has a script thinking it should work for yours as well. Check it out.
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thanks i have found it, will report back after i try it :highfive:
kamilmirza said:
thanks i have found it, will report back after i try it :highfive:
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Sure thing
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When in TWRP just perform the normal wipe, then additionally wipe /system.

[q] stuck on bootscreen while rooting my nexus 4

Hello people,
I was rooting my nexus 4.I could unlock the bootloader flash a recovery [cwm] . but when i rebooted i was stuck on bootscreen.
Plz get me out of this........Help
How did you root your phone?
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jd1639 said:
How did you root your phone?
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From here I followed all the steps : http://www.androidrootz.com/2012/11/how-to-root-nexus-4-on-windows.html
kxionk said:
From here I followed all the steps : http://www.androidrootz.com/2012/11/how-to-root-nexus-4-on-windows.html
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Well,I don't know where it went wrong from that link. Can you boot into recovery?
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jd1639 said:
Well,I don't know where it went wrong from that link. Can you boot into recovery?
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Yes I can,But now the problem is i earsed everything from the system and again flashing the factory image, what do u say wud it wrk ?
kxionk said:
Yes I can,But now the problem is i earsed everything from the system and again flashing the factory image, what do u say wud it wrk ?
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If you erased everything you can either flash the factory image, my first choice, or sideload a rom in recovery
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jd1639 said:
If you erased everything you can either flash the factory image, my first choice, or sideload a rom in recovery
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Thanks for your help but i made it .Factory Image could get me the way out.......:good:
Thanks!
kxionk said:
Thanks for your help but i made it .Factory Image could get me the way out.......:good:
Thanks!
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Glad you got it working
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