So I got a new Galaxy S7 edge (Sm-g935f) and decided to root it, I followed all if the directions, but it turned out that I flashed the TWRP file for the flat S7 on my edge S7. So I flashed stock firmware, then started over, to again make the same mistake. After this I was going to flash stock firmware once again, but this time actually install the right version of TWRP, but after flashing the stock firmware from sammobile using Odin, the phone can only go into download mode, and if I plug it in I go to the lighting charging icon, if I'm lucky I can get to a screen that says no command, and if I am luckier i can get to recovery mode, but no matter what I have done or how many times I have flashed, it won't boot into the system. It just says erasing then installing system update and then no command. Please help me! This is the only phone I have and I spent all of my money on it!
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nima0003 said:
So I got a new Galaxy S7 edge (Sm-g935f) and decided to root it, I followed all if the directions, but it turned out that I flashed the TWRP file for the flat S7 on my edge S7. So I flashed stock firmware, then started over, to again make the same mistake. After this I was going to flash stock firmware once again, but this time actually install the right version of TWRP, but after flashing the stock firmware from sammobile using Odin, the phone can only go into download mode, and if I plug it in I go to the lighting charging icon, if I'm lucky I can get to a screen that says no command, and if I am luckier i can get to recovery mode, but no matter what I have done or how many times I have flashed, it won't boot into the system. It just says erasing then installing system update and then no command. Please help me! This is the only phone I have and I spent all of my money on it!
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Try to get lucky again and boot into recover and do a factory reset and
then boot into download mode and odin flash official stock firmware.
It should work...
Misterjunky said:
Try to get lucky again and boot into recover and do a factory reset and
then boot into download mode and odin flash official stock firmware.
It should work...
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I got it, I just plugged the phone in overnight, and when I powered it on it spring back to life. But more in download mode, my PC says device not recognized even though it recognized it before.
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Hi, I hope that someone can help me revive my S5. I was on resurrectionremix rom but decided to see what pure N5 rom was like. I asked up my rom then done the normal procedures & installed the N5 rom which booted up fine, after playing around with it for a Shor while I decided that I prefer resurrectionremix so I booted into twrp recovery, factory wiped as i have done many times in the past, when it had finished I rebooted but I stead of booting into life I was confronted with 'Downloading,... Do not turn off target' see attached picture & now I am unable to boot up. I have removed the battery and sim for 5 mins but nothing. If this has been posted before please could you direct me to it. Thankyou in advance
Did you restore your backup?
Flash TWRP again
Yes, tried flashing twrp recovery with Odin but still goes to the same. Trying to download the stock firmware from Samsonite but it keeps failing
lildanda said:
Yes, tried flashing twrp recovery with Odin but still goes to the same. Trying to download the stock firmware from Samsonite but it keeps failing
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Use samfirm tool
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-s/general/tool-samfirm-samsung-firmware-t2988647
Just enter SM-G900F and BTU in the top left panels, and tick automatic for the rest
Then check the "Automatically decrypt" on the right, and hit download
When you flash TWRP with ODIN, flash TWRP 3.0.0.0, and uncheck "Auto reboot" in ODIN
Once it completes the flash, disconnect USB and pull the battery to power off, then replace battery and immediately boot into recovery with Volume Up & Home & Power
Thanks for your help, appreciated
I had recently purchased the Samsung Galaxy On7 Pro (SM-G600FY) (India) and it seemed to work fine for about 10 days. The device is not rooted and it suddenly went into a boot loop while I was using Spotify. The phone will not enter recovery mode and proceeds to boot infinitely when I try to use the key combination. However, the device was able to enter download mode and I used Odin to flash the stock firmware. Odin displayed successful results but the device continues to be stuck on a boot loop. Looking for any sort of solution at the moment. Thank you!
Aetomatis said:
I had recently purchased the Samsung Galaxy On7 Pro (SM-G600FY) (India) and it seemed to work fine for about 10 days. The device is not rooted and it suddenly went into a boot loop while I was using Spotify. The phone will not enter recovery mode and proceeds to boot infinitely when I try to use the key combination. However, the device was able to enter download mode and I used Odin to flash the stock firmware. Odin displayed successful results but the device continues to be stuck on a boot loop. Looking for any sort of solution at the moment. Thank you!
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Go to service centre
Aetomatis said:
I had recently purchased the Samsung Galaxy On7 Pro (SM-G600FY) (India) and it seemed to work fine for about 10 days. The device is not rooted and it suddenly went into a boot loop while I was using Spotify. The phone will not enter recovery mode and proceeds to boot infinitely when I try to use the key combination. However, the device was able to enter download mode and I used Odin to flash the stock firmware. Odin displayed successful results but the device continues to be stuck on a boot loop. Looking for any sort of solution at the moment. Thank you!
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Boot to stock recovery and factory reset and wipe cache partition then reboot and see if it still bootloops.
The next time you install an app and it causes a bootloop, all you have to do is boot the device into "safe mode", safe mode only boots the stock system apps and doesn't load the apps you've installed, then you can just go and uninstall the app that caused the bootloop like you would uninstall any other user app.
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Droidriven said:
Boot to stock recovery and factory reset and wipe cache partition then reboot and see if it still bootloops.
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The device will not boot to stock recovery. When I use the key combination for stock recovery, it simply bootloops. I can only boot to download mode.
Aetomatis said:
The device will not boot to stock recovery. When I use the key combination for stock recovery, it simply bootloops. I can only boot to download mode.
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Flashing with Odin doesn't erase your user data unless what you flash contains an upgraded/downgraded bootloader. Your user data is still there. In other words, Spotify is still there causing the issue it caused to begin with, even after flashing stock.
Try what I said, try booting to "safe mode" and then just delete Spotify.
If that doesn't work, try flashing your stock firmware but this time, find a copy of the PIT for you model number and flash it along with the stock firmware. The PIT will erase all partitions(removing Spotify in the process) before flashing the firmware.
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Droidriven said:
Flashing with Odin doesn't erase your user data unless what you flash contains an upgraded/downgraded bootloader. Your user data is, still there. In other words, Spotify is still there causing the issue it caused to begin with, even after flashing stock.
Try what I said, try booting to "safe mode" and then just delete Spotify.
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I cannot put the phone into safe mode either. It's either Odin mode or bootloops. There is no more I can put the phone into.
Aetomatis said:
I cannot put the phone into safe mode either. It's either Odin mode or bootloops. There is no more I can put the phone into.
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I gave more info than just safe mode.
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Flash stock rom lolipop 5.1.1 it will work
Hey just flash Android 6.0.1 on your On7pro by Odin mode and it will work
Hey can u provide me link of official ROM of on7 pro
Rajzzz01 said:
Hey can u provide me link of official ROM of on7 pro
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Go to Sammobile .com Or samsung-updates .com and enter your model number
Or
Do a Google search for:
"Stock firmware for (your model number)"
If it's available, that should find it.
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Hopefully Somebody can help.
My Galaxy A5 had Ressurection remix custom rom on it for a little over a year. Yesterday I decided I wanted to go back to stock firmware, I flashed the 4.4.4 stock firmware through odin and all was fine.
Then when I tried to OTA update to 6.0.1 it wasn't available so I figured I could go the odin route. So i downloaded the 6.0.1 firmware for my version, and went to flash it with odin. The flash failed, i thought no big deal. At this point the phone was still in download mode. About 30 seconds after the flash failed, i unplugged the USB cable. I figured 30 seconds would be enough time for odin to finish anything it needed to do.
Once I unplugged it download mode was still on (Even though I had auto reboot ticked in odin). I tried to restart the phone but it wouldn't boot into the OS.
Currently it wont boot into download mode, the OS or recovery.
I've tried loads of button combinations and tried connecting it to odin again, but neither odin, or my pc will recognise the phone.
Anybody have any suggestions?
If i hold down the power button for 10 seconds the phone vibrates, that's the only bit of life in it.
I try to root my phone using this post https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039, but I think it is too old to apply on my phone. I followed step by step until I installed the root.tar file using Odin. After that moment, my phone went on with the boot loop, but I can still access to recovery booting. I went on and try to find a way to fix it. I saw youtube saw a video that designed especially for S7/S7 edge. He downloaded a firmware from SamMobile and use Odin to reset the whole thing. I tried the same, using the Odin, getting into the Downloading mode. Successfully download the firmware into my phone, and phone starting to reboot. Again that same boot loop except, I couldn't get into Recovery booting though.
Now the the phone keeps rebooting with the Recovery Booting on top of corner left.
How can I fix it?
Should I bring it to store?
I read a guide here confirm it's not bricked.
hoatvu995 said:
I try to root my phone using this post https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039, but I think it is too old to apply on my phone. I followed step by step until I installed the root.tar file using Odin. After that moment, my phone went on with the boot loop, but I can still access to recovery booting. I went on and try to find a way to fix it. I saw youtube saw a video that designed especially for S7/S7 edge. He downloaded a firmware from SamMobile and use Odin to reset the whole thing. I tried the same, using the Odin, getting into the Downloading mode. Successfully download the firmware into my phone, and phone starting to reboot. Again that same boot loop except, I couldn't get into Recovery booting though.
Now the the phone keeps rebooting with the Recovery Booting on top of corner left.
How can I fix it?
Should I bring it to store?
I read a guide here confirm it's not bricked.
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After understanding what are definition of AP, BL, CP, and CSC. Instead of flashing only AP, I flash all 4. And for some reason, I got into the Recovery Mode where I can factory reset my phone.
Power+VolumeDown+Home will reset phone. Then hold Power+VolumeDown+Home for Download Mode or Power+VolumeUp+Home for recovery mode. Once in recovery mode, just wait a minute or two and that should always bring you back to the standard Android recovery screen where you can either apply adb update.zip via sideload or reboot phone to system (which should kick you out of this loop).
So, i tried to flash twrp on my galaxy a40 through odin, i did it step by step as it should be done, odin said pass, but it didnt. I rebooted, and it immediately booted into download mode, again and again, whenever i tried to reboot. I tried everything i know i could try, but nothing works. Is there any way to get the twrp on it? Thanks.
Have you enabled USB debugging and OEM unlocked the phone (in the settings)?
What phone do you have? You need to flash original rom via odin. I think that your phone is bricked.
it often happens quiet it can be solved very simply by installing the patched Vendor if you want I can send you the vendor that you will have to flash it with odin and then restart the phone and return to download mode and flash TWRP from the official website
Alexmalek836316 said:
So, i tried to flash twrp on my galaxy a40 through odin, i did it step by step as it should be done, odin said pass, but it didnt. I rebooted, and it immediately booted into download mode, again and again, whenever i tried to reboot. I tried everything i know i could try, but nothing works. Is there any way to get the twrp on it? Thanks.
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have you installed vbmeta?
the phone behaves similarly without vbmeta installed.
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