Hello all.
Please help me out.
I flashed my Galaxy S7 Edge with the Superman Rom that worked great.
My screen is showing now a purple vertical line so i have to return it back to my provider T-Mobile in the Netherlands.
Can someone tell me how to get the phone back to the original Samsung software?
When i now turn on the phone i first see the Superman rom logo and after that the Samsung logo appears.
The Phone boots up into Android 7. How do i get rid of the Superman Logo on startup?
When i now boot up using power home and volume up i get an error Recovery is not Seandroid Enforcing.
Thanks for your advice!
Regards,
Jeff
There is an easy to follow guide on how to flash the stock ROM on your device. Requires latest ODIN and in your specific case, a T-Mobile branded stock firmware (provided you have a T-Mobile Branding. If your boot up animation was the T-Mobile logo, you had a branded phone).
However, since you flashed a custom ROM, your KNOX eFuse is most likely blown. Samsung TOS says if the eFuse is blown, the device is no longer covered under OEM warranty. Statutory warranty shouldn't be touched by this.
Jeff4u2day said:
Hello all.
Please help me out.
I flashed my Galaxy S7 Edge with the Superman Rom that worked great.
My screen is showing now a purple vertical line so i have to return it back to my provider T-Mobile in the Netherlands.
Can someone tell me how to get the phone back to the original Samsung software?
When i now turn on the phone i first see the Superman rom logo and after that the Samsung logo appears.
The Phone boots up into Android 7. How do i get rid of the Superman Logo on startup?
When i now boot up using power home and volume up i get an error Recovery is not Seandroid Enforcing.
Thanks for your advice!
Regards,
Jeff
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i think your mean is pink line.if that you have hardware problem. anyway you can go official rom via odin.you can find in xda
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Ok so today was my first time trying to root and put a rom on my phone, rooting worked out great. but I tried using flashify to load a rom (slimbean) on my i337 S4 now whenever it boots it sometimes shows a grey bar with 2 shades of grey and/or the samsun galaxy s4 logo with "kernel is not seandroid enforcing" on the top left and then the screen cuts straight to black and it appears that my phone is turned off. Happens every time, how can i fix this?
That's because you probably can't flash that rom.
You need to look up information about safestrap in the section for you phone, the i337.
If you want to get your phone working again, just flash a stock rom.
Afternoon xda peeps,
--History
I have run into a problem with my N910F Note 4. The phone was on official Lolipop Rom updated via kies wireless.
Phone has been running 100% for few months.
--Problem
Just randomly would reboot. I would take out battery and it would boot fine again.
Problem started again after a few weeks, now it would just reboot loop.
I cannot get into recovery mode, just download mode.
--What I have tried
1. Odin to stock kitkat rom - Still reboot loop (N910FXXU1ANK4_N910FVFG1ANK2_XFV)
2. Odin to official samsung lolipop - still reboot loop with the words "Recovery booting..." blue text top left corner. Will buzz 2 times and just reboot all the time.
Still no recovery mode.
3. Tried CF-Auto, Philz and twrp recovery all of them reboot loop with the words
RECOVERY BOOTING...
RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING
Set Warranty Bit: recovery
Only option left is prolly to return to phone to samsung?
Thank you all for reading.
Morning,
Downloading the 1st version of the kitkat stock rom on SAMMOBILE, N910FXXU1ANIE_N910FVFG1ANI7_XFV
Going to give that a try.
frasammic said:
Morning,
Downloading the 1st version of the kitkat stock rom on SAMMOBILE, N910FXXU1ANIE_N910FVFG1ANI7_XFV
Going to give that a try.
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OK, does the same, reboot with blue recovery text. Recovery mode still not available.
Same problem
I had the same problem ... couldn't get it working and got no replies on XDA.
I sent mine to Samsung for repairs, still waiting for them to get back to me.
nidus123 said:
I had the same problem ... couldn't get it working and got no replies on XDA.
I sent mine to Samsung for repairs, still waiting for them to get back to me.
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Have send mine to Samsung today.
I just got mine back from sammy and ... changed motherboard and now on KNOX 0x0
Something must have fried while the device was getting hot all that time after flashing ....
I have a AT&T Galaxy S7 (Qualcomm SM-G930A) and I cant seem to get it to successfully boot any firmware I flash on it. After Flashing, it shows the att splash screen then turns off with a unending "Charging" symbol. It all started after a damaged update that kept saying plug into Smart Switch to Use advanced Recovery, (Smart Switch Didn't even see it was messed up). What do I do? Haven't had that long and would greatly appreciate help, I'm completely lost on this site
if you still have warranty go to the AT&T store if theres not custom logo
You remember the last software you had on it? Could you try using Odin with that software and seeing what happens? (Will wipe everything on your phone)
InsanityRain said:
I have a AT&T Galaxy S7 (Qualcomm SM-G930A) and I cant seem to get it to successfully boot any firmware I flash on it. After Flashing, it shows the att splash screen then turns off with a unending "Charging" symbol. It all started after a damaged update that kept saying plug into Smart Switch to Use advanced Recovery, (Smart Switch Didn't even see it was messed up). What do I do? Haven't had that long and would greatly appreciate help, I'm completely lost on this site
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Did you try flashing the nougat odin files. If not, Find the nougat Odin files on here and flash that using Odin. That is the latest update for our phones and that should work.
I got stuck at the 'Samsung Galaxy S7 edge' boot screen and not the 'Samsung' animated boot screen and I can't make the phone work again. I got stuck one more time in the same day but at the 'Samsung' animated boot screen and I got out by entering in the Odin/Download mode and installing the stock ROM of Android 6.0.1.
Here is a list with what I tried:
- Force restart (with power button + volume down)
- Wipe cache partition
- Wipe all the data
- Mount /system
- Install stock ROM of:
- Android 6.0.1 (of my country)
- Android 7.0 (of my country)
- Android 6.0.1 (of UK which got stuck at ~90% in the download mode)
- Install root in download mode
The installation of root and stock ROMs didn't affected anything. I also can't get into safe mode because I am the the 'Samsung Galaxy S7 edge' logo not 'Samsung'.
I would really appreciate if anyone could help me :good:
I had this as well. I had to take my phone to a Sprint repair center nearby because nothing worked. Constant boot loop. Off and on Samsung splash screen. Tried flashing stock rom via Odin, multiple USB cables, nothing. I downloaded the firmware for the Korean snap model instead. So my lte wouldn't work, and because I flashed the 4 files( modem, pda, etc.,) said my service provider was KT Twophone service.
But it made calls so I was happy enough. Tried OTA update. Boot loop.
PRL update.. nope..
Took to Sprint and they were puzzled, as the Knox counter had not been tripped and device status was official. Honestly I think Samsung shipped Korean variants to Sprint. Because the bootloader is locked, how can I change the bootloader right? So even tho I flashed Korean BL to it, it still showed Sprint. My guess is you need MSL code from Sprint. Haven't asked for mine yet as I do not own my phone yet so they won't give it out.
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I have Samsung S4 GT-I9515 LTE Black Edition bought in UAE. I had official Android Lollipop updated through air.
Few days ago my phone switched off automatically and when i tried to switch back on it was stuck on Samsung S4 Logo screen. I tried getting in into Android System Recovery by press VolUp+Home+Power but i see the same logo screen with Recovery Booting.... message on the top right corner of the phone, it does not go any further than that.
I am just able to start the download mode in my phone. So i tried flashing it with the stock rom of ver. 4.4.2 which i downloaded from sammobile I9515XXU1ANL1_I9515YJV1AOB1_XSG. After many failed attempts i was finally flash the rom successfully but the problem was not solved.
If i start the mobile in recovery mode it gets off after been stuck on recovery booting screen. if i connect the charger while keeping the mobile off it keeps on vibrating every one second. if i try simple power start it is stuck on the logo screen forever.
Please help me to start my phone i am new to learning flashing phone so please tell me if i am doing anything wrong. Thanks.
mujtaba9999 said:
I have Samsung S4 GT-I9515 LTE Black Edition bought in UAE. I had official Android Lollipop updated through air.
Few days ago my phone switched off automatically and when i tried to switch back on it was stuck on Samsung S4 Logo screen. I tried getting in into Android System Recovery by press VolUp+Home+Power but i see the same logo screen with Recovery Booting.... message on the top right corner of the phone, it does not go any further than that.
I am just able to start the download mode in my phone. So i tried flashing it with the stock rom of ver. 4.4.2 which i downloaded from sammobile I9515XXU1ANL1_I9515YJV1AOB1_XSG. After many failed attempts i was finally flash the rom successfully but the problem was not solved.
If i start the mobile in recovery mode it gets off after been stuck on recovery booting screen. if i connect the charger while keeping the mobile off it keeps on vibrating every one second. if i try simple power start it is stuck on the logo screen forever.
Please help me to start my phone i am new to learning flashing phone so please tell me if i am doing anything wrong. Thanks.
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You do not need to flash 4.2.2 as the boot loader has now changed. Find lollipop 5.0.1 for the phone you have on Sammobile and flash that instead. Make sure it is for UAE black addition.