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How can i unroot and install the original recovery
Nvm, already got it.
Could you explain how to do or provide a link? I want to turn back to stock recovery and unroot my phone
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Fedroid said:
Could you explain how to do or provide a link? I want to turn back to stock recovery and unroot my phone
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I used fastboot to install the stock recovery which i got form:
http://www.rootjunkysdl.com/?device=Huawei P8 Lite&folder=Firmware
I used these links to do it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN7XW4HnFT8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfWYKREeQeQ
And then installed the offical rom through the stockrecovery by putting the dload folder on my micro-SD
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/huawei-p8-p8-lite-stock-rom-firmware-t3176374
For some reason all apps and things were still on my phone afterwards, i hope it will help you.
I have done it, but when i install Ota it stucks at 11%...
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Fedroid said:
I have done it, but when i install Ota it stucks at 11%...
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Have you tried it when the file was on SD card and internal storage?
Fedroid said:
I have done it, but when i install Ota it stucks at 11%..
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Some Updates can't be installed over the b136.
The german b170 (a partial update) needs the b132 or the b133 to upgrade to b170. Directly update from b136 to b170 isn't possible
EpicBas said:
Have you tried it when the file was on SD card and internal storage?
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I have tried both with no results.
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spkahal said:
Some Updates can't be installed over the b136.
The german b170 (a partial update) needs the b132 or the b133 to upgrade to b170. Directly update from b136 to b170 isn't possible
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I have two Ale_21.
One is stock and never modified and went from 136 to 170 without problems.
The problem is with the other "modified phone", in some way I think ota detects
it was modified before and gives error.
EpicBas said:
I used fastboot to install the stock recovery which i got form ...
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Could you please be a little more specific?
You mean you downloaded stockrecovery.img form here
Code:
rootjunkysdl.com/files/Huawei%20P8%20Lite/Firmware/stockrecovery.img
? And then you startet the phone in fastboot mode with the command
Code:
adb reboot bootlader
? Last you send the command
Code:
fasboot flash recovery stockrecovery.img
?
I already regret installing TWRP since I can't even try to install further Updates via dload. So I just don't want to make any more mistakes and/or brick the phone.
@Schwedenbitter
Yes that's pretty much what I have done.
You need to have the right version in order to install via update
From where i can get stock recovery for marshmallow b550, because every recovery i try stuck on 90 or 5%. I tried also to extract update.app b550 and it also fail
Expans said:
From where i can get stock recovery for marshmallow b550, because every recovery i try stuck on 90 or 5%. I tried also to extract update.app b550 and it also fail
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B550
you have dual sim or single sim?
Dual sim
then download the link from my post .. it's for ds
And i can just flash that zip from twrp ?
VladHD said:
You need to have the right version in order to install via update
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Right version of what? The recovery.img?
Expans said:
And i can just flash that zip from twrp ?
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No you need to extract it with huawei update extractor to get the recovery.img
And you need to install it with fastboot.
Schwedenbitter said:
Right version of what? The recovery.img?
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The current software version of your phone.
EpicBas said:
The current software version of your phone.
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Yes,not every update is compatibile with the current version of your software.
Expans said:
And i can just flash that zip from twrp ?
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You need to extract from update.app and flash via fastboot with this command: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Is it possible? It not I will wait till I get home tonight. I'm thinking flash a stock rom zip. Then opt in. Don't loose all internal storage? Thoughts
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iamdarren said:
Is it possible? It not I will wait till I get home tonight. I'm thinking flash a stock rom zip. Then opt in. Don't loose all internal storage? Thoughts
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Yes it is possible. Just download the complete N factory image, plus the modified boot image (kernel).
Extract the system.img, and vendor.img out of the factory image.
And now, flash the three files using TWRP - system.img (system image), vendor.img (vendor image), and boot.img (kernel).
DJBhardwaj said:
Yes it is possible. Just download the complete N factory image, plus the modified boot image (kernel).
Extract the system.img, and vendor.img out of the factory image.
And now, flash the three files using TWRP - system.img (system image), vendor.img (vendor image), and boot.img (kernel).
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Where can I find the modified boot image?
Edit: Found it, nevermind.
messiahfreedom said:
Where can I find the modified boot image?
Edit: Found it, nevermind.
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Grab it from here, and make sure to download the corresponding boot.img to your build number.
Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/stock-modified-boot-img-regular-root-t3306684
DJBhardwaj said:
Yes it is possible. Just download the complete N factory image, plus the modified boot image (kernel).
Extract the system.img, and vendor.img out of the factory image.
And now, flash the three files using TWRP - system.img (system image), vendor.img (vendor image), and boot.img (kernel).
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If we do it this way, will we lose data? Can we just update from 6.0.1?
jorgis1 said:
If we do it this way, will we lose data? Can we just update from 6.0.1?
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You can if you were on a stock rom.
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jorgis1 said:
If we do it this way, will we lose data? Can we just update from 6.0.1?
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No, you won't loose any data. Your userdata/data partition will stay as is. You will just wipe the system and boot through TWRP, and then flash the listed image files.
superchilpil said:
You can if you were on a stock rom.
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But if we do it the manual way as stated before, do we lose root? What about gapps? Will those be included?
flashfire is a great app, does it all for you...
I simply downloaded OTA through the system update, then after it was downloaded instead of allowing it to "Restart and Install" which would have failed due to my custom recovery, I just opened flashfire. It found the OTA automatically and I hit Flash button. Done!
I ended up loading up from the PC. It's better this way because I only had 2gb of space on my 64gb!!! Bad thing is, I have spent about 2hrs installing!
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So I can use flashfire to flash the latest N beta even though I'm currently running a custom ROM?
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GatorsUF said:
flashfire is a great app, does it all for you...
I simply downloaded OTA through the system update, then after it was downloaded instead of allowing it to "Restart and Install" which would have failed due to my custom recovery, I just opened flashfire. It found the OTA automatically and I hit Flash button. Done!
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Foes your custom recovery still work? I tried this method and it just wouldn't boot into TWRP. Been trying all day thru different methods. Idk how to use adb fastboot on a computer so I'm a lil lost when trying any other method. I've been using Wug's toolkit but until he pushes an update for it I'm on stock MM until i can figure something out.
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Foes your custom recovery still work? I tried this method and it just wouldn't boot into TWRP. Been trying all day thru different methods. Idk how to use adb fastboot on a computer so I'm a lil lost when trying any other method. I've been using Wug's toolkit but until he pushes an update for it I'm on stock MM until i can figure something out.
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why does the wug toolkit not work?
I don't know a lot about Flashfire as far as it's compatibility with Custom Roms and such. I was previously on stock android Marshmellow with root and twrp. My phone downloaded the OTA for Android N when I "enrolled" in the beta program. I chose not to allow the phone to attempt to install the OTA as it would likely fail due to my custom recovery, to my surprise when I opened flashfire it offered to install the "update.zip" (AKA the OTA) and I simply hit "flash". It installed the OTA (did not use TWRP) and rooted my phone all on it's own, I did not lose anything no data was lost.
As a side not I would not recommend using Flashfire if you don't know how to use fastboot commands and the Android SDK. It is not complicated and it is a almost certain way to fix your phone when things go haywire. I strongly encourage you to learn how to use it as it is essential to owning a Nexus imo. These root kits and flashfire programs are cool, but they are always subject to failures...
Hi guys,
I have a honor 6 plus (PE-TL10), it was running EMUI 4. I flashed TWRP 2.8.7 and then wiped all partitions through it(cust,system,etc) then flashed stock recovery back, now i am trying to install EMUI 4.0.1(Android 6.0) via 3 buttons Huawei update but it stops at 5% and fails. Can you guys provide me with any help, I really need it.
Also now when i am trying to wipe data thru stock recovery i get an weird error message at almost 25% saying "reset balong modem setting fail", which making it more difficult to get back stock rom.
Just last question; the Unbrick option in the "HONOR_6_and_6Plus_Multi-Tool", wil it restore the device to stock rom and fully functional state after that or it will miss some parts of the stock rom ?
Many thanks and regards
demonjo2001 said:
Hi guys,
I have a honor 6 plus (PE-TL10), it was running EMUI 4. I flashed TWRP 2.8.7 and then wiped all partitions through it(cust,system,etc) then flashed stock recovery back, now i am trying to install EMUI 4.0.1(Android 6.0) via 3 buttons Huawei update but it stops at 5% and fails. Can you guys provide me with any help, I really need it.
Also now when i am trying to wipe data thru stock recovery i get an weird error message at almost 25% saying "reset balong modem setting fail", which making it more difficult to get back stock rom.
Just last question; the Unbrick option in the "HONOR_6_and_6Plus_Multi-Tool", wil it restore the device to stock rom and fully functional state after that or it will miss some parts of the stock rom ?
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For you to restore to stock you need to flash boot, recovery, system and cust.
Make sure you have stock boot and recovery to for forced update (3 buttons).
What happens in most of the cases is boot and recovery files are corrupt.
I would try the unbrick of the Multitool. If it fails, I would flash manually all img files for each partition. But using the same firmware version as the last installed one.
Post your results and I will try to help.
1:Extract the ROM with huawei update extractor
2:download latest minimal adb and fastboot drivers and install them
3ut the extracted system.img,recovery.img,cust.img,boot.img and userdata.img into the fastboot.exe folder
4: boot into the fastboot mode
And finally flash the above mentioned imgs one by one with this command
fastboot flash XXX XXX.img
After flashing files type
Fastboot reboot
and every thing should be fine again
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zinko_pt said:
For you to restore to stock you need to flash boot, recovery, system and cust.
Make sure you have stock boot and recovery to for forced update (3 buttons).
What happens in most of the cases is boot and recovery files are corrupt.
I would try the unbrick of the Multitool. If it fails, I would flash manually all img files for each partition. But using the same firmware version as the last installed one.
Post your results and I will try to help.
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Thank you for answering, I did used Huawei MultiTool and Unbricked my device. I flashed four img files(SYSTEM,CUST,RECOVERY,BOOT) and now i am back to stock rom and running smoothly.
I tried to use force update feature on my device after that but again i got the same result, it stopped at 5% and failed. I guess i will keep it the way it's now.
Many thanks; you guys are awesome!
hamzio7 said:
1:Extract the ROM with huawei update extractor
2:download latest minimal adb and fastboot drivers and install them
3ut the extracted system.img,recovery.img,cust.img,boot.img and userdata.img into the fastboot.exe folder
4: boot into the fastboot mode
And finally flash the above mentioned imgs one by one with this command
fastboot flash XXX XXX.img
After flashing files type
Fastboot reboot
and every thing should be fine again
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Thank you, I did that except for userdata.img file, the Huawei MultiTool only mentioned 4 files(system,recovery,boot,cust). Now my device is running back again on stock rom. Should I flash userdata.img file or is it ok?
Just a question that i keep asking myself; inside the stock update.app file there are 22 img files, what do they do? I only flashed four of them so what purpose do the rest serve as? if the device can operate fully functional with four of them!
Many thanks,
demonjo2001 said:
Thank you, I did that except for userdata.img file, the Huawei MultiTool only mentioned 4 files(system,recovery,boot,cust). Now my device is running back again on stock rom. Should I flash userdata.img file or is it ok?
Just a question that i keep asking myself; inside the stock update.app file there are 22 img files, what do they do? I only flashed four of them so what purpose do the rest serve as? if the device can operate fully functional with four of them!
Many thanks,
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It's for the other partitions like cust, modem etc.
demonjo2001 said:
Thank you, I did that except for userdata.img file, the Huawei MultiTool only mentioned 4 files(system,recovery,boot,cust). Now my device is running back again on stock rom. Should I flash userdata.img file or is it ok?
Just a question that i keep asking myself; inside the stock update.app file there are 22 img files, what do they do? I only flashed four of them so what purpose do the rest serve as? if the device can operate fully functional with four of them!
Many thanks,
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Don't use any other img file. And don't flash userdata.
If it works, don't change it. ?
Got similar issue on my honor 6. Can't update via SD card method or 3 button after leaving developer preview. Not even OTA updates install. All fail at 5%. So I'm stuck on B830 for now. Will try for a solution later.
goldfinv said:
Got similar issue on my honor 6. Can't update via SD card method or 3 button after leaving developer preview. Not even OTA updates install. All fail at 5%. So I'm stuck on B830 for now. Will try for a solution later.
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Fastboot woukd be the only choice.
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adriansticoid said:
Fastboot woukd be the only choice.
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I've installed several versions of 6.0 via fastboot. Same thing. I just get stuck on that version. Can't even reinstall same version.
goldfinv said:
I've installed several versions of 6.0 via fastboot. Same thing. I just get stuck on that version. Can't even reinstall same version.
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What partitions did you flash?
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adriansticoid said:
What partitions did you flash?
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The usual. Boot. System. Recovery. Cust.
goldfinv said:
The usual. Boot. System. Recovery. Cust.
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No errors in fastboot?
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adriansticoid said:
No errors in fastboot?
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None. Just errors in software update/upgrade. Right now I'm looking into testing different stock recoveries.
goldfinv said:
None. Just errors in software update/upgrade. Right now I'm looking into testing different stock recoveries.
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Goodluck with it man. I am sorry I can't help you any further as I am new in hsing fastboot. I got used to Odin in Samsung.
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goldfinv said:
None. Just errors in software update/upgrade. Right now I'm looking into testing different stock recoveries.
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There's no other solution, either stock img files or some sort of transitional package.
zinko_pt said:
There's no other solution, either stock img files or some sort of transitional package.
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Stock is a no go for me. I'll try transition package next. Maybe only just the recovery. Might work for the OP as well.
goldfinv said:
Stock is a no go for me. I'll try transition package next. Maybe only just the recovery. Might work for the OP as well.
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Let us know if you fixed it.
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Same issue with me as well please help me in this case.
zinko_pt said:
For you to restore to stock you need to flash boot, recovery, system and cust.
Make sure you have stock boot and recovery to for forced update (3 buttons).
What happens in most of the cases is boot and recovery files are corrupt.
I would try the unbrick of the Multitool. If it fails, I would flash manually all img files for each partition. But using the same firmware version as the lasthttps://cdn-cf-3.xda-developers.com/images/smilies/frown.gif installed one.
Post your results and I will try to help.
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I wanted the unofficial LineageOS on my device, but i messed up some things. Since it didn't work I asked for help and was told that I should flash the stock ROM's image files via fastboot. So I downloaded the WAS-LX1AC109B110 version update.zip file, grabbed the update.app file and extracted it. I got the BOOT.IMG, CUST.IMG, RECOVERY.IMG, SYSTEM.IMG files. Flashed them one-by-one via fastboot and ended up bricking my devices.
I don't know what happened, but now all my device can do is to boot the Huawei eRecovery, where I can do nothing;
and to boot the EMUI updater (or what is it called; the one what uses the dload folder on the sd card), but it either says that the package file doesn't exist, or if I put the update.app file(and the other files from the update.zip) into the dload folder it says "Software install failed! Get help from: (an emui page link)" (the link redirects to a 404 error page).
I can't boot into fastboot mode, neither into the recovery.
Please tell me that I don't need to buy a new phone, it's pretty new.
Have you tried the service ROM unbrick from this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/p10-lite/help/original-service-rom-huawei-p10-lite-t3688097 ?
Drain the battery, than hold volume down and connect the USB cable. You should use fastboot again.
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Zoeriva said:
Drain the battery, than hold volume down and connect the USB cable. You should use fastboot again.
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Well, it helped. Thank you! Now I am able to enter fastboot mode, however it's nothing much of a help, because no matter what I do it just won't boot. I flashed everything once again. Now it's slightly better, since the Huawei boot animation is played, but then it restarts. Any idea? (yes, i did erase the user data and cache)
hundred_miles_high said:
Have you tried the service ROM unbrick from this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/p10-lite/help/original-service-rom-huawei-p10-lite-t3688097 ?
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My version isn't listed there. WAS-LX1AC109B110
Try Google. Than flash boot.img, recovery.img, recovery2.img and as last system.img.
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Zoeriva said:
Try Google. Than flash boot.img, recovery.img, recovery2.img and as last system.img.
I already did that. Doesn't work.
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You are flashing the wrong rom.
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Zoeriva said:
You are flashing the wrong rom.
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I checked my carriers site. It says that as of 16.05.2017 the last approved firmware for their Warsaw-L01A is WAS-LX1AC109B100.
Even if there was any newer version, that wouldn't change the case, would it? So I should be able to flash the WAS-LX1AC109B[anything] firmwares, right?
keretrendszer said:
I checked my carriers site. It says that as of 16.05.2017 the last approved firmware for their Warsaw-L01A is WAS-LX1AC109B100.
Even if there was any newer version, that wouldn't change the case, would it? So I should be able to flash the WAS-LX1AC109B[anything] firmwares, right?
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Otherwise, just rebrand your phone and use stock FW explained earlier.
Hi to everyone, I have a doubt on what to do.
I installed a Custom Rom in my Huawei P10 Lite, but I want to go back to stock, and I know that before flashing the stock rom, I have to install the stock recovery and then use the dload method to revert to stock, my doubt is, which Stock recovery should I use?
Thanks in advance!
blackfag said:
Hi to everyone, I have a doubt on what to do.
I installed a Custom Rom in my Huawei P10 Lite, but I want to go back to stock, and I know that before flashing the stock rom, I have to install the stock recovery and then use the dload method to revert to stock, my doubt is, which Stock recovery should I use?
Thanks in advance!
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You don't need stock recovery for dload method.
nemanjsb said:
You don't need stock recovery for dload method.
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Meaning can use twrp custom recovery and flash the stock rom ?just the raw stock rom zip file without any converting ?
nainaabd said:
Meaning can use twrp custom recovery and flash the stock rom ?just the raw stock rom zip file without any converting ?
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With HwOta8 or dload (dload will lock bootloader) u need just files for stock roms and nothing else.
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You don't need stock recovery for dload method.
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Thank you, I made it! Unfortunately, I found out I can use only service roms with dload method, other roms gave me error, but going back to stock was the only thing I wanted, thank you again for your help!
blackfag said:
Thank you, I made it! Unfortunately, I found out I can use only service roms with dload method, other roms gave me error, but going back to stock was the only thing I wanted, thank you again for your help!
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can you share how did you revert to stock .U dont need to install stock recovery ?just flash stock rom using twrp ?
nainaabd said:
can you share how did you revert to stock .U dont need to install stock recovery ?just flash stock rom using twrp ?
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U can't flash stock rom with twrp. Which rom you have now?
nemanjsb said:
U can't flash stock rom with twrp. Which rom you have now?
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WAS-LX2C636B368 (8.0.0.368) Malaysia(Asia pacific)
rooted + magisk
nainaabd said:
WAS-LX2C636B368 (8.0.0.368) Malaysia(Asia pacific)
rooted + magisk
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It's not stock rom?
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It's not stock rom?
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i want to revert back to 100% stock with out any modification (back to factory default) existing stock already
unlock /rooted /custom recovery /many mods on system apps too.
How do i return to factory default?
nainaabd said:
i want to revert back to 100% stock with out any modification (back to factory default) existing stock already
unlock /rooted /custom recovery /many mods on system apps too.
How do i return to factory default?
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Dload or HwOta.
Dload will format all partition and lock your bootloader and u need sd card.
HwOta will just install stock rom and after it do not boot rom(you don't need sd card). You need to do factory reset from stock recovery.
nainaabd said:
can you share how did you revert to stock .U dont need to install stock recovery ?just flash stock rom using twrp ?
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I just downloaded a Service Rom from another XDA post for Huawei P10 Lite, copied all those files in a folder called "dload" and then, after turning off the device, used the "three buttons method" (you have to press volume up, volume down and power button to use the dload method) and it fully reverted to stock.
Just to warn you, I'm missing too much things and I don't know how to fix that, I'm just happy that my phone reverted to stock.