hello , i have galaxy j5 j500h running with marshmallow
my screen and touch damaged completely but device work normally , and i cant copy files with USB because there is a screen lock
i cant flash custom recovery because of oem unlock option in developer mode was not activated , also i cant use adb methods and usb debugging wasnt activated
any solutions?
mohabmoka said:
hello , i have galaxy j5 j500h running with marshmallow
my screen and touch damaged completely but device work normally , and i cant copy files with USB because there is a screen lock
i cant flash custom recovery because of oem unlock option in developer mode was not activated , also i cant use adb methods and usb debugging wasnt activated
any solutions?
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Hello!
I looked through the threads and I found a lot of people writing about their destroyed screen and solutions.
Unfortunatelly, I haven't found a similar problem to mine.
So here are the facts:
- Nexus 4 with stock Android 5 Lollipop
- Rooted
- Pattern locked screen
- Touchscreen doesn't work anymore, because screen is cracked
- USB Debugging enabled, but computer is not trusted
- TWRP installed
So I can't just enable adb sideload or something in recovery because it requires my touchscreen and I cant unlock the screen in order to access my files.
I read following thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2786395 about how to control a device with your PC. However, the tool can't find my Nexus, I think it's because my PC is not a trusted debugging device.
Also I'm afraid the stock kernel doesn't support USB OTG, so this isn't an option either and I can't just sideload another kernel or recovery because TWRP requires touch function.
I hope you can help me asap!
Hi guys, a got a big problem. Today i've bought an used S5. I always root my phones an install costum roms via twrp, so I wanted to do the same for the S5.
I don`t want that my knox increased so i tried the method with flashing the kernel. Normally nothing new. So I entered the download mode an start. Now I cant start the phone it always start in download mode with the error message " could not do normal boot " . As I wrote the phone is bought today and I forgot to enable usb debugging. What could I do know? (At the moment I downlaod a custom rom, but the download is really slow, and try to throw it by adb sideload on the galaxy. Dont know if it words, but didn't hinkt it will work.)
Has anybody a solution for my issue?
Thanks in advanse
Sagin
AMAIK, download mode works regardless of setting for USB debugging. The only problem is, that in some cases the driver gets installed only when USB debugging is enabled.
tetakpatalked from Nexus 7 flo
I agree with @tetakpatak. Try flashing stock ROM through Odin (even with USB Debugging set to off) and report back if it works I too rooted my S5 the same day I got it
Hi there
My problem is I have lg g2 with broken screen and I can use half of it
the phone is locked with pattern lock but I can't draw the pattern because of the disabled other half of the screen
I have many photos and videos in the phone so I can't factory reset it
I found the unlocking pattern way in the website but it need usb debugging so I can unlock it using adb shell
the phone is not rooted and no usb debugging enabled
I need to flash a cwm recovery with adb enabled but it need fastboot
I searched the whole internet for the fastboot in lg g2 but I couldn't find any thing
Please if you know a way or have a toolkit to do that please tell me
just to remember you that half of the screen is working so when I try to turn off the device I can choose turn off but I can't choose OK only Cancel :silly:
Thanks for reading.
Hi all,
My Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (SM-G935FD) has broken screen after a drop. The screen is black or flickering with green, but I think that it still reacts to touch. The firmware was upgraded to Oreo stock very recently, and the phone is not password or pattern protected. USB debugging is disabled (it has never been enabled) and the phone is OEM protected, so flashing a custom recovery with ODIN doesn't work (I tried). I'd like to backup the data, and I need to find a way to enable USB debugging for that. I see two options:
- Boot into maintenance mode to activate USB debugging in spite of the black screen, using physical keys. The thing is that I can't seem to boot into maintenance mode with that version of the phone following instructions found online (maybe this maintenance mode is specific to some versions or carriers, or am I missing something here?).
- Blindly activate USB debugging using an external keyboard. To do that, I would greatly appreciate help from one of you to know the exact sequence of keys.
Hope I can get this working!
Thanks
No one with a keyboard and OTG adapter to help me on that?
Thanks!
Hello,
the display on my Galaxy S5 Neo got broken (dropped on the ground, the screen is black) and I need to recover my data, i.e. connect via ADB. The phone including touch is working. There is no screen lock, developer options are enabled, just no USB debugging I can connect a USB keyboard using an OTG cable.
Could somebody help me please, providing the exact key sequence or video to enable the USB debugging. My phone has the latest official firmware from Samsung installed (Android 6 ?).
Thanks a lot
Petr