Now I know what you are thinking: Well you need to install the drivers. Well that's all said and good, except the problem is when I boot int ADB (hboot? Unsure of what to call it.) There is no hardware at all being installed. At all. There isn't any devices that are connected and the computer doesn't detect anything. My problem is that my power button is broken, and I'm not quite able to get a new phone yet. Because of this, I cannot boot into recovery to flash a new rom, nor can I install Blackrose to use the trackball to avoid this problem. I'm just basically stuck because my phone is now a useless brick because I cannot flash a rom since I wiped my phone. Ideas?
try PASSIMG method?
will this help getting to recovery to flash rom without pwr button
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419813
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will this help getting to recovery to flash rom without pwr button
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419813
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Ha the ironic thing is I bought this and used it to wipe my phones rom because I was planning on installing blackrose and then QND. Sadly nope, because I can't get to the recovery itself because I can't press recovery on the bootloader bit.
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I'm unfamilliar with the Passimg method..got any links? I did a search but couldn't find anything.
Passimg is in wiki under nexus one, never used it--yet
So, not sure if it will help
Yeah not sure if it will work. If I read it correctly the OP wipe his phone clean, no OS or anything on it and can't get into recovery. I only suggest PASSIMG hopefully the phone pick it up upon reboot while holding down the VOL DOWN button.
ADB is a daemon that runs in OS, after the kernel boots.
You're booting into HBOOT. So you won't get anything but fastboot. This is normal and how it should be.
You can either use PASSIMG method, or open your phone and fix the power button for $30-something + having good hands, or even for $0 + thin wire + soldering equipment + very good hands, and optional microscope.
in this case would you be able to use fastboot boot recovery.img and restore a backup or flash a rom?
If you have unlocked bootloader - yes, by all means. But not without it.
The problem is that if power button failed, and bootloader isn't unlocked - you can't unlock it anymore, the procedure requires pressing power button to confirm.
did you try this tut on nexus one wiki?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wik...des_&_Tutorials#Unroot_.2F_Restore_your_Nexus
Unroot/restore
cheers
Question: If your power button doesn't work - how do you currently turn ON your phone?
Let's keep it simple and try the obvious first. Is USB Debugging turned on in the phone?
Go to Menu -> Settings -> Applications -> Development -> (check) USB Debugging.
2nd, make sure you have the android SDK installed on your computer (if so, download the usb drivers with the androidsdk app that's included).
You can also right click My Computer -> Manage -> Device Manager -> Make sure under Android Devices yours is listed and that there are no yellow question marks. If there is, do the android sdk drivers step and then right-click the icon in device manager, choose Update Driver and point it to the android sdk drivers folder.
Finally, ADB works in recovery and when phone it booted but NOT in Bootloader mode.
If you can get ADB working then you can install a custom recovery using Fastboot (in bootloader mode) then click Recovery to boot into the new recovery. Also, while in the recovery or ROM you can use "adb reboot recovery" to boot into recovery menu.
Hit Thanks if this helped.
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Anyone else have this problem?
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So is fastboot the problem or are you trying to boot to recovery through the bootloader. I would use ADB instead of fastboot. But if what you're asking is that you want to boot to recovery from the bootloader, just connect your USB cable to your computer and then select recovery in the bootloader.
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So is fastboot the problem or are you trying to boot to recovery through the bootloader. I would use ADB instead of fastboot. But if what you're asking is that you want to boot to recovery from the bootloader, just connect your USB cable to your computer and then select recovery in the bootloader.
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Pretty sure it is fastboot... You use the volume rocker to select recovery and hit the power button... It shows the Bootscreen but doesn't go any further than that.
Edit: it says in red FASTBOOT MODE.. When i select recovery it goes tot he google screen (witht he unlock icon) and doesn't go any further than that.
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I'm having trouble too. I have it plugged in to my laptop. When I select "Recovery" and press Power, it just reboots, and then boots into Android.
No recovery.
So I'm gonna try TWRP..
i had the same issue this is what i did
download new recovery h**p://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/grouper/openrecovery-twrp-2.2.1.4-grouper.img
then in fastboot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery name_of_recovery.img
wait 15 seconds
unplug usb cable
then use volume keys to boot in to recovery
hope this helps
so any solution at the same screen, same problem.
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i had the same issue this is what i did
download new recovery h**p://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/grouper/openrecovery-twrp-2.2.1.4-grouper.img
then in fastboot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery name_of_recovery.img
wait 15 seconds
unplug usb cable
then use volume keys to boot in to recovery
hope this helps
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You want to be in the bootloader mode and select recovery. The trick is that to do that, you have to have your Asus USB cable connected to a live usb port when you do it, and it usually works if recovery isn't damaged.
And you can also use Wug's toolkit on the computer, or if you can boot the tablet, you can use goo manager to reboot to recovery, or the Trinity kernel app, or your rom's advanced power menu.
With the USB cable attached from the computer to tablet, here's what I did:
- Went to bootloader
- Did "fastboot erase recovery"
- Did "fastboot flash recovery IMG"
- Then boot to recovery manually from the device itself via volume buttons and Power
Hasn't failed me yet when trying out different recoveries. There was some issue a while back where you had to have the USB cable hooked to your computer and Nexus 7 in order to get to recovery. Not sure if the bug still exists, but it may be worth trying with the cable in.
Also you probably have to have an unlocked bootloader (lock at bottom of Google boot screen).
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i had the same issue this is what i did
download new recovery h**p://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/grouper/openrecovery-twrp-2.2.1.4-grouper.img
then in fastboot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery name_of_recovery.img
wait 15 seconds
unplug usb cable
then use volume keys to boot in to recovery
hope this helps
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Thanks for that.
That worked for me
Does the USB port you're plugged into need to be a computer with the fastboot drivers already installed? My unit freezes up in bootloader every time I plug in any live USB cable, whether it's a computer or not. My recovery is fine, but with the bootloader constantly freezing I'm not able to install the N7 drivers on my computer, let alone input any fastboot commands. And no, I don't have access to the computer with the drivers already installed sadly.
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Turn it off plug USB lead into PC/laptop and nexus hold volume up and down and turn it on, or it also works via my otg cable in my s3 also, its a bug..
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a stupid bug.buoght yesterday,rooted and unlocked.downloaded 10 roms,all kernels,and now that i'm ok to begin test i tried without luck to enter recovery from fastboot (i didn't know this fact)but my cable was inserted on pc usb port...and strange it doesn't work.yestrerday via fastboot i flashed twrp recovery that i love and use also on mine gnexs.i'm on stock rom yet,and without "reboot to recovery" option in powermenu.i reflashed twrp,cwm touch (in fastboot manually)then the same but with a rootkit,no luck.i began to think i have a problem in my device and i don't know how to do because it's a secondary bug for assistance i think..and i read this post.don't even tried commands in few posts ago,already did same things an hour ago.i installed quickboot frm playstore and now i can boot on TWRP.use this for today,when i begin to test roms i'll have the powermenu option!
Sad this,i'm a bit anxious of this bug,because i soft brick gnex every 2\3 days,always trying things and stuff,kernel with modifications by me etc,and i often have to go in cwm via devices off and fastboot before...i see that my tab attacched at pc don't enter recovery from fastboot mode..and it's a problem for me.hope someone discover where is this bug and find a workaround\fix fro that.
cheers
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a stupid bug.buoght yesterday,rooted and unlocked.downloaded 10 roms,all kernels,and now that i'm ok to begin test i tried without luck to enter recovery from fastboot (i didn't know this fact)but my cable was inserted on pc usb port...and strange it doesn't work.yestrerday via fastboot i flashed twrp recovery that i love and use also on mine gnexs.i'm on stock rom yet,and without "reboot to recovery" option in powermenu.i reflashed twrp,cwm touch (in fastboot manually)then the same but with a rootkit,no luck.i began to think i have a problem in my device and i don't know how to do because it's a secondary bug for assistance i think..and i read this post.don't even tried commands in few posts ago,already did same things an hour ago.i installed quickboot frm playstore and now i can boot on TWRP.use this for today,when i begin to test roms i'll have the powermenu option!
Sad this,i'm a bit anxious of this bug,because i soft brick gnex every 2\3 days,always trying things and stuff,kernel with modifications by me etc,and i often have to go in cwm via devices off and fastboot before...i see that my tab attacched at pc don't enter recovery from fastboot mode..and it's a problem for me.hope someone discover where is this bug and find a workaround\fix fro that.
cheers
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Paragraphs dude? Or at the very least, proper spacing.
On stock rooted rom, flash latest TWRP recovery. openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.0-grouper.img
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.0-grouper.img
Then install Rom Toolbox. Use the "Rebooter" to Reboot recovery, and you should have no issues.
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Paragraphs dude? Or at the very least, proper spacing.
On stock rooted rom, flash latest TWRP recovery. openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.0-grouper.img
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.0-grouper.img
Then install Rom Toolbox. Use the "Rebooter" to Reboot recovery, and you should have no issues.
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I did this and I still can't boot into recovery. The only way I can boot into recovery is if I use the fastboot command. The rom toolbox does not work for me.
similar problem
I have somewhat similar problem. Well, actually the problem is not very uncommon the way it looks, but usual solutions do not work.
Basically I have erased my old rom (rebooted to recovery from aokp menu) and erased my rom. I've tried mounting the device from the recovery mode, but it was not recognised on my PC. I assumed that this was an Win8 issue.
Once I've rebooted, I could no logger boot to recovery (after selecting recovery all I got was google logo). I've thought of flashing recovery via fastboot, but bootloader seams to freeze with usb cable in (no matter the cable) and resetting does not help (the way it helped others). Also I cannot fastboot at that time either as PC (neither win8 nor win7 machine can see the device).
Any ideas would be appreciated.
When the bootloader freezes with the usb cable plugged into a PC, it is a driver issue. Uninstall and reinstall the drivers. I have experienced this on a win7 x64 system.
It isn't a driver issue as the same thing happens when connecting to a charger and not the PC.
It happens on mine as well.
Well it wouldn't crash with wall charger if it was a PC driver issue.
In either case, I've actually figured out what's the problem. It seems that usb connector is not very reliable. If the it usb connection is poor, the bootloader crashes. To avoid this issue you have to bend the cable towards the screen to ensure the proper connection. It load that way just fine.
Edit: or not... probably bending just removed the connection completely...
Edit2: did not figure out what was the problem, but after playing around some more, the phone has popped up in computer manager and I was able to continue from there. After flashing the recovery (twm -> cwm), the bootloader un-froze as well.
So to make a long story short, I've been stuck on android 4.2.2 for a while now because I changed the Roboto fonts (Roboto Bold, Roboto Italic, and Roboto) After discovering this I went and re-rooted my tablet to put the fonts back on so I could OTA update. I couldn't find the fonts on any font applications that matched the SHA1 checksum, so I plugged my device into the computer to put the files on manually I downloaded earlier. This is where some problems arise. My computer has having some problems with the drivers for some reason, so the only way to move the files on was if I turned USB debugging off. So thats off, and my computer won't register that the device is plugged in. Well now we get to the part of the story where I was using ROM toolbox lite and tried installing all three of the new fonts all at once. Bad idea, I now know. So my device is stuck in a bootloop, and when I try to go into recovery mode it gives me the error: No command set. I have no idea what to do guys. Any help is very much appreciated. It is kind of upsetting how a change in fonts can brick your device.
1. Download and install Nexus Root Toolkit v1.8.0: Nexus Root Toolkit v1.8.0 | WugFresh
2.. Connect to PC and Boot in Fastboot Mode: VOL DOWN + POWER ON
3. In the toolkit, under "Back to stock" tick "Soft-Bricked/Bootloop"
4. Click "Flash Stock + Unroot"
5. When done you will (should) have a working Nexus again.
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1. Download and install Nexus Root Toolkit v1.8.0: Nexus Root Toolkit v1.8.0 | WugFresh[/URL]
2.. Connect to PC and Boot in Fastboot Mode: VOL DOWN + POWER ON
3. In the toolkit, under "Back to stock" tick "Soft-Bricked/Bootloop"
4. Click "Flash Stock + Unroot"
5. When done you will (should) have a working Nexus again.
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Hello, Thank you for the helpful tip on how to fix this. I tried what you said but a problem appeared making the device fail to apply the factory image. What I am assuming is it was because the root that I used did not make me unlock the bootloader. so i'm doing that now. It should let me flash a factory image after that, right?
UPDATE: I tried unlocking the bootloader, but it didn't work. my device is not being recognized via ADB because I think the drivers are not properly installed, or it could be because USB debugging is not on. So I cannot get to the point where I can unlock my device.
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Hello, Thank you for the helpful tip on how to fix this. I tried what you said but a problem appeared making the device fail to apply the factory image. What I am assuming is it was because the root that I used did not make me unlock the bootloader. so i'm doing that now. It should let me flash a factory image after that, right?
UPDATE: I tried unlocking the bootloader, but it didn't work. my device is not being recognized via ADB because I think the drivers are not properly installed, or it could be because USB debugging is not on. So I cannot get to the point where I can unlock my device.
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I have the same kind of problem. Did you manage to unlock it?
Hi,
my Nexus 4 is stuck in a boot loop since 2 days. I found it turned off and assumed it crashed (has done that once or twice before), but after turning it on it's gets stuck on the boot up screen. I've tried restarting it numerous times, left it on the boot screen for hours - nothing.
I can access the recovery mode and according to most things I've found while searching the internet for a solution a "wipe data/factory reset" would hopefully do the trick, but the thing is... I haven't backed up my device in ages. (Stupid, I know.) I'm travelling and took a lot of pictures that I would hate to loose.
Is there any way to save them? I don't care for app data or anything else.
I wouldn't mind rooting it (was thinking about doing that anyway), but I'm pretty much a n00b when it comes to Android, haven't done more with it than simply using it.
I have read up quite a bit about rooting in the last two days (here on the forum and everywhere else) but I'm still not sure how exactly to do it, since all methods seem to require unlocking the bootloader and therefore deleting my photos (or just don't give much in the way of explanation).
I'm using a mac, but if necessary I also have Windows installed. I have installed Adb and fastboot following this guide.
The phone is not rooted, I don't have developer options or USB debugging enabled and it's running on 4.4.4.
I would be really grateful for help.
If you can boot into the bootloader you can install a custom recovery, I'd recommend twrp. Then booting into the custom recovery you could use adb to pull files off your device . But your bootloader needs to be unlocked. If it isn't I'm afraid you won't be able to get your photos
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bootloop issue
A.
Try to go into safe mode and backup your data.
Boot into Safe Mode:
1. Press/Hold Power button until power menu shows up
2. Tap/Hold Power off option
3. Choose OK to reboot in safe mode
B.
For bootloop problem:
Boot into Stock Recovery
1. Power+VolUp while booting to enter recovery
2. You can release buttons after you see Google on screen
(Note: Must be this sequence Press/Hold Power, THEN Press/Release VolUp, release Power)
3. Android fallen down screen - VolUp to toggle recovery menu
Now wipe Cache & Dalvik Cache in recovery and reboot the phone.
C.
If the (Option B) does not solved then try to flash the stock rom with the below given mentioned steps.
First download any stock rom and also the related usb drivers. Install the drivers into the PC.
Boot into the bootloader.
Open (fastboot.exe) Cmd prompt as admin. Put the stock rom into that particular folder.
fastboot flash bootloader filename.img
reboot the phone and return back to the bootloader.
Then, we will flash all other partitions.
fastboot flash radio filename.img
Again reboot the phone and go back into the bootloader
fastboot flash boot filename.
fastboot flash recovery filename.img
fastboot flash userdata filename.img
fastboot flash system filename.img
If you want to relock the bootloader of your device after flashing the device, put the device back in fastboot mode. Then type in the following command in the Terminal or Command Window you had opened earlier -:
fastboot oem lock
This will re-lock the bootloader of your Nexus device, restoring your warranty and putting the device back to complete stock.
I hope this helps you out.
Thank you, but is there a way to boot into safe mode if the phone isn't turned on? I can not get to the power menu since I can't turn the phone on...
I can only access the recovery menu.
Data backup
Alternate method you can do is that you have to download a software by name 'DROID EXPLORER' - (try to google it) you will find this software from the internet. Then install the software on your PC or Laptop. Once you open the software it will take some time to download the sdk files from the internet then install the windows sdk files also.
Later you go into the recovery mode with the usb cable connected to your PC. Then open the Droid Explorer software you will see your phone connected picture. Now double click and open it go to sdcard and copy all your pictures and other files to your system.
Finally, Once you backed up all your files now you can reflash with the proper rom from the recovery mode. From directly inserting the rom.zip file into the sdcard and run the custom rom after you wipe the partitions properly in recovery.
Note: Before wiping the partitions always unmount the system, data, cache and then wipe it.
Hey, I have an XT1563 with an SD card integrated into internal storage (which I'm regretting deeply now). Never unlocked bootloader.
Long story short, the screen fried and now won't turn on. Now I'm on a long journey trying to recover the data from it.
I'm also a noob at all of this, here's what I've done so far:
I have the Motorola drivers installed, and just the SDK platform-tools installed.
I can't remember if I kept USB debugging enabled or not, but I figured if I could get it into recovery mode I could enable it through that.
But I can't enter recovery mode. The only thing I'm successfully able to do is enter fastboot mode. I tried doing a flash recovery but of course since bootloader is locked it failed.
So from fastboot, since I can't see the screen, I can only guess at which buttons lead to recovery mode. From images, recovery mode is second on the list, right?
I've tried Vol Down + Vol Up. Didn't work. Also tried Vol Down + Pwr. Also didn't work. Fastboot still says it's in fastboot mode and adb doesn't recognise anything.
The only way my laptop is recognizing the phone is through fastboot. When I plug it in normally it doesn't connect (guessing it jumps into charging mode, but adb still doesn't recognise it)
Can somebody help me here? IIRC Moto X Play does have a built-in recovery mode, right? Is there a way to enter recovery mode through CMD/fastboot functions, or can anyone help me with the hardware buttons to reach it?
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I'm not sure what is possible. My idea would be:
1. Enter fastboot
2. Fastboot boot twrp
3. Use integrated adb of twrp to access data and shell as well as adb backup. Transfer data using data exchange for Android should also be possible.
I have a old phone that had been stuck at this state for a while,
`orange state, your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted. Your device will boot in 5 seconds`
Should I follow this guide to un-brick it?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-2/how-to/repair-hard-bricked-phone-x52x-sd-t3648348
I have tried to follow the guide but after pressing volume up and down button the phone does not boot. Only shows it is in orange state.
Also if I hold the volume down button and the power button, it shows booting in fastboot.
But the FlashOne app cannot detect any phone.
What should I do ??:crying::crying::crying::crying:
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I have tried to follow the guide but after pressing volume up and down button the phone does not boot. Only shows it is in orange state.
Also if I hold the volume down button and the power button, it shows booting in fastboot.
But the FlashOne app cannot detect any phone.
What should I do ??:crying::crying::crying::crying:
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What should I do? You need to read, the answers to your questions are here a million times over. Always do your homework first. Also thank someone who helps you. Otherwise they will not continue helping you.
FlashOne: Why are you using FlashOne? You are not bricked. Also FYI, if using FlashOne , you have to be in EDL mode. not fastboot.
Now here is probably good news, since you can enter fastboot then you are very likely just fine,and you are definitely not bricked. However, you will probably end up losing any files that you had on the phone, because the user data( storage ) will most likely need to be formatted, (type yes reboot to recovery)
So my instructions are to help get your phone working again, not to recover data. Unfortunately, you didn't provide much information so I have to assume some things.
Is the bootloader unlocked?
Have you flashed custom roms before?
Which phone do you have? A Leeco X5?? A Leeco X6??
Let guess and say that maybe bootloader is unlocked, you are asking a question on XDA so maybe that is a safe guess?
What you need to do is use ADB or the the Tool all in One and flash Recovery and root. Here comes the reading part again, I can't explain everything or I will be here all day. I assume that you know how what Recovery and root is?
Download the correct TWRP Recovery for your device, if you don't know your way around ADB too well.
You can use Mauronofrio's "TOOL ALL IN ONE" for removing encryption, installing TWRP, Root, your ROM, Gapps, and even to restore to stock Recovery, or to flash a stock Rom
Read that thread for instructions or for any questions.
If your device not recognized it is a usb driver issue, ensure that device drivers are installed and You will need to reinstall the Google USB driver, and while you are at it check to make sure adb is up to date. The All in One tool can do all of this for you, its with the advanced menu section. ** You will need to temporarily disable Windows defender for installation. **
Use the All in One tool to flash Recovery, then boot to recovery.
Ensure that you have TWRP installed permanently by rebooting to Recovery and then rooting the phone.
Always reboot to Recovery and check the boxes to install TWRP when rebooting to recovery
To remove encryption you will always need to format the storage
Not wipe >> Choose Format > type yes> Reboot to Recovery)**
(If you see a message that says there is no OS installed are you sure> Click Yes, then reboot to Recovery, ignore message about no OS)
When you reboot to recovery swipe to be able to read and write to the device.
Use an OTG Usb adapter to connect a USB to your phone and flash your prefered rom, Gapps, and root. Reboot to recovery, thenn reboot to system. If you were successful, the error message will be gone and you will be able to set up the phone.
As mentioned the tool will help you with installing your rom, Gapps, and root.
The All in One Tool can completely restore your phone to stock if absolutely needed. It actually links to Mauronofrio's server and it has all of the significant EUI Stock Roms, in case you want to restore the stock rom.
Hopefully this helps you, Good luck.
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thank you so much for the in depth explanation.
sorry for the super delayed reply.
I will try to follow the instruction and will update here soon.
again thank you.
I have the same problem with umidigi bison, I tried to root with the mtkroot tool v2.5.8, the process ended correctly but when I turned on it showed orange, the problem is that I cannot enter with any combination of keys, it does not recognize adb, please help