10$ Paypal to the person who give the answer that fixes this issue,I rooted with Kindle fire root utility...Worked fine for a couple hours then froze up.....not will not get past boot screen,Also will not enter twrp FIXED, Dont turn on with power cord in also help idk if im bugged but that helped ALOT
LOL you can keep your money, but I'll help you. Do you have android SDK installed?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24706878
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As of the moment its stuck on the screen where u enter recovery mode (syas press power button to enter,wont go past that screen so computer wont reconize it ima let battery die then try agen
Send that money to the devs, they work hard and deserve some beer money i'd send it to hashcode, but that's just my opinion
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DON'T LET YOUR BATTERY DIE
You are stuck in fastboot mode. Easy to fix...just follow the instructions. Letting your battery die will cause more problems than you want to deal with.
[Edit:] By "follow the instructions" I mean the ones posted here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24706878
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It's now stuck on the twrp screen "yellow triangle " although it will not enter twrp I think I might have broken drivers because computer will no longer recognize the device thank you for your input
Check out this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1593493&highlight=yellow+triangle
When you say that your PC didn't recognize it, does it not recognize it add a kindle device, or does it not recognize it at all?
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I got it to be recognized as kindle.....This device cannot start. (Code 10)
Click 'Check for solutions' to send data about this device to Microsoft and to see if there is a solution available.
I get that and cant get adb to rec. it
Woot i got it fixed the issue was my compuers psu not giving nuf power.....blew another one did on crap net book .......ty for ur help all
[Edit:] Nevermind
Go to your PC and go to control panel>system>device manager (I'm not near a computer but I'm pretty sure that's right) and look for anything that says kindle or android and uninstall it. Then install the driver package that was included with kfu. You may need to reboot your PC for it to worl
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Please help. I was in the process of rooting my kindle using kindle utility 0.9.4. I clicked 2 for permanent root and It gave me a crazy eta for download, anyways my daughter unplugged the USB cable in the process of the permanent root. Well the download was at 0% when she unplugged it. Now its stuck at the stock logo. Please help!!!!
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Press Power button and volume down button and the menu key together
Now you're in download mode (Connect Phone with usb to PC),
Now you need to download a Program called 'Odin': http://www.mediafire.com/?a54dbk53vhpkjto
Now you need to do a google search for your stock ROM
and reflash it with Odin:
1. Click PHONE and select the stock rom
2. Press 'Start' and it will begin reflashing the rom (be patient)
Now if you are succesfull unbricked you can try rooting it again ...
Please help
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Its a tablet not a Samsung phone.
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Try it !!!!!!
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Try it !!!!!!
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Umm dude.........there is no volume down button or a menu button on a kindle fire. How do you suggest he try it?
bjg020683 said:
Please help. I was in the process of rooting my kindle using kindle utility 0.9.4. I clicked 2 for permanent root and It gave me a crazy eta for download, anyways my daughter unplugged the USB cable in the process of the permanent root. Well the download was at 0% when she unplugged it. Now its stuck at the stock logo. Please help!!!!
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Ah - did you try in turning trading in your daughter? lol - Just kidding
But seriously did you try just googling "unbrick kindle fire"? Even on XDA in the Kindle Fire section there are 5 Tutorials which describe your case. Give it a shot, hope this helps.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1428428
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I used the kfu to root 6.3 and followed all the instructions perfectly. The command prompt told me the root was successful and I caught the kindle screen out of the corner of my eye and it looked like it was loading into twrp but it shut off and won't turn on. I've tried hard resetting and nothing. My comp won't recognize the kindle plugged in and have no idea what to do. Srry if this has been asked before but I think i might be in trouble and need help asap. Thanx
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I installed the drivers and connect and got KFU to report online and status of 4000, I chose to root and it rebooted the Fire and then got stuck on the White Orange Fire logo and the computer did not see it again.
What I ended up having to do is run the driver installer again! While the fire was in fastboot mode and KFU was still waiting on device and the root install proceeded normally.
No where i have seen has this been said so i figured id give a heads up if it will help someone else out if yours gets stuck on unknown.
This happened on two separate Fire's on two different systems and wasn't required by a third.
I had the same issue when I rooted my kindle. I waited awhile to see if i was just being impatient, then restarted, waited some more etc. plugging it in and running kfu again did the trick. I rooted the thing the day I got it so I wasn't sure what the deal was but it was an easy fix.
On a related note the kindle forums have more 'help I'm bricked!!!' Threads than any other device I follow. I am not sure why b/c it also has some of the most helpful and thorough guides I have ever read.
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when the dos screen shows waiting for device, do not unplug the cable and do not turn the dos screen, you should hold the power button to turn off, and then pressthe button again, when the pc ask for driver again you can install the old one... voila, it's ok
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So I installed Paranoid rom and wiped just like normal but now its stuck at the JB splash screen. My pc wont recognize it in fastboot and I cant get into recovery. Did I brick this thing or what?
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So I installed Paranoid rom and wiped just like normal but now its stuck at the JB splash screen. My pc wont recognize it in fastboot and I cant get into recovery. Did I brick this thing or what?
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how do you know for sure its not recognizing it in bootloader?
When I plug in my nexus I can't do anything. The hardware buttons don't work. I don't see anything in the drivers when I plug it in either.
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Well, just to let you know, you haven't bricked it. Bricking something means you can't access the device what so ever i.e. it won't boot, won't go into recovery/bootloader mode etc. As to fixing it, I'm not sure. Can the device turn off and on? Have you got drivers installed properly (was fastboot and adb working before this happened)?
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I am sure you tried every option , have you tried adb reboot recovery command, when u turn on phone, or adb reboot bootloader. If the manual way does not work, for example when device is powered off (volume down then holding power for 10 seconds). Let me know. Need more details.
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Ok I'm trying that now.
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Hi I think I'm facing the same issue as poliati. I tried to flash it back to stock image but the process freezes at "sending 'system' <438656kb>. Can someone please help?
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I am sure you tried every option , have you tried adb reboot recovery command, when u turn on phone, or adb reboot bootloader. If the manual way does not work, for example when device is powered off (volume down then holding power for 10 seconds). Let me know. Need more details.
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So rebooting isnt the problem but getting into recovery or even getting my computer to recognize my device is what i need help with. The entire thing freezes when im in bootloader and try to plug into my computer. So i have to reset by holding down the power button. Ive installed and uninstalled drivers through wugfresh toolkit and nexus 7 toolkit.
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So rebooting isnt the problem but getting into recovery or even getting my computer to recognize my device is what i need help with. The entire thing freezes when im in bootloader and try to plug into my computer. So i have to reset by holding down the power button. Ive installed and uninstalled drivers through wugfresh toolkit and nexus 7 toolkit.
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Try plugging in and then going to boot loader.
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When I plug it in, I can't do anything at all.
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Try plugging in and then going to boot loader.
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That doesnt work either. The thing is, I can use the volume buttons BEFORE I plug it in, but as soon as I plug it into a computer the tablet freezes and i have to reset it.
So ive uninstalled all drivers including the SDK and reinstalled everything and im still stuck at the bootloader. Im starting to believe that its pretty much a lost cause. Can anyone help with trying to figure out what i may have to do now.
If you can get into the bootloader, you're not bricked, nor is it a lost cause.
Since you uninstalled them reinstall the drivers. Download the factory image (nakasi) from here, and then follow these instructions to use cmd and fastboot to reflash the stock ROM.
Ok I will try this.
Freakin love this site!!!
OK, so i now have everything up and running after about 2 hours of uninstalling and installing everything. Turns out that my cpu (or me) was duplicating the drivers. I feel dumb for that
Hey , i havent touched my N7 forquit a while .. today i tryed to turn it on and found out it is out off power soi plugged it into my charger but when i tried to turn it up i passed the google logo and was stuck at the blackbean logo (when its connected to the charger it show the charging ani but turns off after 5 sec then i need to click the power bottom to see the charging ani again) and when i try to get into fastboot i cant . it just shows me the place where i can select between "start" , "recovery" and "fastboot" but it get stuc on that screen . i cant move anything or just hit "start" cuz it doesnt work either .
So am i bricked ? what can i do ?
i dont understand how that happened since i didnt touch it all week long .. (oh yea and the battery never charges it stays forever on the lowest point of the ani)
Leave it charge for a while without messing with it.
secondly it is not bricked, if it turns on any bit and if it shows anything on the screen it is not bricked.
I don't know why people keep using that word incorrectly, brick means that your device is basically a brick, a paperweight.
And that screen that says recovery etc IS where you fastboot from, that's the bootloader screen.
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Leave it charge for a while without messing with it.
secondly it is not bricked, if it turns on any bit and if it shows anything on the screen it is not bricked.
I don't know why people keep using that word incorrectly, brick means that your device is basically a brick, a paperweight.
And that screen that says recovery etc IS where you fastboot from, that's the bootloader screen.
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OK , thank you .
still , l cant get to the fastoot and into the rom itself or recovery meaning i cant do nothing . how screwed am I ?
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OK , thank you .
still , l cant get to the fastoot and into the rom itself or recovery meaning i cant do nothing . how screwed am I ?
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If you get to the menu that says "recovery" "start" "reboot bootloader" then you are in fastboot mode/bootloader.
Leave it charge a while and see if it works and if not you can flash a factory image or better yet, reflash your recovery and flash a ROM zip
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nodstuff said:
If you get to the menu that says "recovery" "start" "reboot bootloader" then you are in fastboot mode/bootloader.
Leave it charge a while and see if it works and if not you can flash a factory image or better yet, reflash your recovery and flash a ROM zip
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I cant . its in that mode but still stuck , flashing doesnt work and so is any kind of flashing .
what can i do ?
What error do you get when you try flash something by fastboot?
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When you are 'stuck' in fastboot, you have a couple ways to go about it... one option and that is to run the N7 toolkit to get the N7 into recovery. From there you can restore your stuff, drop stuff onto your N7 to flash a new rom, etc...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1809195
Basically you run the toolkit like you are going to root it. Then when you get past installing the USB drivers and such, IIRC there was an option to get into recovery.
Ughh, toolkits.
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What error do you get when you try flash something by fastboot?
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When you are 'stuck' in fastboot, you have a couple ways to go about it... one option and that is to run the N7 toolkit to get the N7 into recovery. From there you can restore your stuff, drop stuff onto your N7 to flash a new rom, etc...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1809195
Basically you run the toolkit like you are going to root it. Then when you get past installing the USB drivers and such, IIRC there was an option to get into recovery.
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Ughh, toolkits.
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DOESNT wrok . i am stuck at "waiting forr device" .. annoying .
now that i charged all night i can move in bootloader screen ! but when i get into recovery it is stucked in google logo and hen i plug it to the PC / charger it just get stucked and i cant move it anymore or use any tool kit . its like the device is dead !
any ideas ?
Sounds like you need to fastboot the factory image to the device. Try multiple versions of fastboot. People have been reporting problems and switching to a new version of fastboot has helped.
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Sounds like you need to fastboot the factory image to the device. Try multiple versions of fastboot. People have been reporting problems and switching to a new version of fastboot has helped.
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How can i do that ?
- no recovery
- no fastboot (freez on plug)
- no boot
=nothing ?
or am i missing somthing ? i can think of a way to solve this . plz help !!
Try a new version of fastboot... possibly from one of the rootkits then follow these instructions....
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ne...ide-factory-image-restore-your-nexus-7-a.html
Sounds like you're in fastboot mode and the above should work. Possibly make a YouTube video to show us the problems.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1929617 ( Here's a thread that shows what I mean. Some people have problems with certain fastboot versions.)
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