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[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
Regunus tried no avail.

I reformatted my laptop dual boot windows 7 32 bit.

Tried all previous suggestions its not recognized, me and Regunus came to the conclusion that the port can't be bad Cuz it charges yet it does not recognize it.

I just finished installing adb fastboot on ubuntu if I go to terminal and list devices nothing if I connect my Galaxy sIII it shows up so again not being recognized while other devices do.

Current state :

Fastboot start goes to paranoid android jelly bean splash

And hangs

Fastboot recovery stays stuck at Google screen

I have reciept and all to bad I can't return may just post on ebay
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] froggerman330:
Same Issue

I'm having the same problem, was this ever resolved?

Edit: I was having the same problem. Downloaded 'Nexus 7 Toolkit' and ran the 'install driver' option again (option 1). Device was recognized again.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saryu:
No such thing as no way out. Keep find a way to connect and you're all set. Have you tried force reboot to fastboot and then enter recovery? I have similar problem once with my nexus s and i finally find a way after 10 hours of constant googling
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
I've tried nexus 7 toolkit

I reboot into fastboot mode and select recovery and it goes to Google and hangs I've tried on different post nothing at all
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
When it was recognized what state was it in?

fastboot mode?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harry GT-S5830:
Right, hold down power button for 20 seconds. So your device is completely powered off, now use all 3 buttons to access bootloader, if you can do that then your good. Now plug into computer. Forget the drivers for now, then use volume keys to select boot into recovery wipe everything and flash or use a previous nandroid. If you can't access recovery don't despair yet. Download m.sambra toolkit and use the PDAnet driver install, I found these worked for me. Reboot PC, now it should pick your nexus up, now you can flash stock img back. I hope this helps you.

Sent from a Nexus 7 using my fingers

Edit: i think your using a VM, this might cause problems.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
When I try to get in recovery it just goes to the Google screen and stays stuck

M sambra toolkit?

Will look for it can you post a link?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
Never mind found it will try and get back
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eric_Eric_Eric:
Not being able to access the recovery from fastboot mode seems to be a common issue. (When I discovered it after a bootloop, I freaked out.)

(Hopefully, it's a bootloader issue, and Google can fix it. Dunno. Does anybody know? Can anybody get to recovery from fastboot mode?)

Okay, here's my advice: boot normally (into Android). Now, you're stuck at the Jellybean boot animation, right? Open a terminal/command prompt where you have your adb drivers on your computer, and plug in your bootlooping device. Type "adb devices" (without quotes). What does the command prompt say now?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
Yes and

List of devices attached

That's it no serial or anything

If I do the same with any other Android device shows up no problems

I am testing this on an acerca laptop dual boot on both ubuntu and windows

Also on a desktop

To eliminate margin of error
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harry GT-S5830:
Yes, its a bootloader issue.

In m.sambra toolkit install the drivers it comes with
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
The drivers are the pdanet when I try to install those drivers it doesn't install Cuz it doesn't recognize the device, in order for it to complete it must recognize the device
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saluja04:
I seem to be having the same problem, though I never tried to flash or even root my device. I can reboot it, and enter the bootloader, but if I try to boot into Android it hangs at the Jellybean splash screen (left it alone for ~30 minutes and nothing) and if I try to enter recovery it hangs at the Google splash screen. I had not previously connected it to any computer, let alone the work machine (windows 7) I'm on right now. I downloaded the toolkit and installed the drivers but the device is not recognized, probably because it hasn't completed booting.

I called Google but they were unable to help.

Anyone have any ideas I can try? Right now it's basically bricked.

---------- Post added at 02:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:50 PM ----------

Forgot to mention, I am totally willing to wipe the thing entirely at this point, if someone can guide me on how to do that!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hemidroids:
If its bricked throw it in the trash. There is NO recovery from a bricked device. Thats why they call it bricked.

You likely have the wrong idea of what a brick is.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
Lol we have a comedian
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Little812:
Not sure if you have went through all theses steps, but i ran into a similar issue this morning doing some flashing. Stuck in a bootloop and didnt have access to a recovery (wasnt perm-a-flashed).

I downloaded the toolkit V2, uninstalled/ reinstalled the drivers and downloaded and re flashed the stock image (i too thought it wasnt reading the device but i gave it time and it went through) it was option 9 and then repeated the rooting process. I turned up the volume on the computer and just remained patient, listening for the audible dings to let me know it was working.

Do know if this will help of if you have tried this yet, But i F###ed with the darn this for a couple of hours and it work for me.

hope this helps, if not it gives your issue a bump.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sponkemonke:
In Windows 7, open the Command Prompt as administrator. (Right click, select)

Copy and paste the following:

bcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS

bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON

And reboot your PC. This will disable verified driver enforcement.

Try re-installing your drivers. I suggest this.

And let us know.

Cheers!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snipestech:
Didn't work so I sold as is thanks for all of your help but I think this was the real deal brick
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] badbizinc:
Can the EVO 4G LTE be put on MetroPCS?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Emerl:
It surely can....most likely using the same settings previously used to flash other phones to Metro. You just won't have 4g.
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
I just rooted my Sensation XE and got it S-off. :victory:

Installed Rom Manager and Titanium backup (backed-up everything).

Now i don't know wich Rom i would use....there are so many...

I want it to be stable, i use Go Launcher instead of Sense because Sense had the ennoying problem it was closing to free memory when i was using a load of memory. In Go Launcher i can select it to remain always open.

I would like a stable ROM wich keeps camera, bluetooth etc....all working without problems.

In addition of this question i would like to know if i can just remove Sense true titanium backup from my phone without problems? (on stock rom or other ROM ? )

I hope i put this thread in the right section 'cos i'm not used to using this forum yet :cowboy:

Thanks in advance for every reply :good:
[HTC Sensation] Darkpeanutz:
You should seriously try Virtuous Inquisition very fast and stable. It's running Android ICS. But I don't know if you installed the required firmware. If not, do so. :)

Oh, and it's an AOSP Rom and it's senseless. Everything works fine.
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
Were can i find that rom and info about the requierd firmware ? :)
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
You can find the required firmware specs on the developers site of each Rom. I highly suggest trying out SEVERAL roms and see which one fits you the best. I'm using lightening Rom now.its brand new sense 4 and is fast and smooth! I think you would like it! No problems with it. But see its all a matter of personal taste . So do yourself a favor and try out SEVERAL! Have fun and happy flashing
[HTC Sensation] ilmiser:
In my opinion Android Revolution HD us the best rom I tryed, Mike does not use portings to ensure maximum stability and speeds... It comes with sense 3.6 bit on the thread he provides a script to completely remove HTC Sense...

It has a completely stock look... It's just optimized and updated.

Follow the link in my signature to find his ROM
[HTC Sensation] urmothersluvr:
I would go for cm9 RC2. Its stable and doesn't have any sense
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
I saw i can select it for download in rom manager.... Maybe the easiest way to try an other ROM as test... Is it so that all requirements for this ROM are fulfilled if I see it in ROM-manager?
[HTC Sensation] assist4tech:
Upgrade firmware and check Radio before installing custom ROM .. else post successful ROM installation you will end up with no Wi-Fi and Bluetooth..

Try all the ROMs :D to enjoy benefits of a rooted phone
[HTC Sensation] kswiss86:
Best Rom ---> Android Revolution HD by Mike

if you want a Rom without any bugs, Fast, Clean, Stable with Sense.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1098849
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
Just installed it. First custom ROM :D
[HTC Sensation] jazzzzzzz:
For me it's viper....
[HTC Sensation] maidangisme:
Rooted and S-Off, tried these ROM so far 1)Android Revolution Hd, 2)Elegan Blitz 2.6 3)Viper 1.1

---and my choice is Blitz 2.6 with SebastianFM 1.5.2 OC Kernel, Very Fast and Stable, But disadvantage SebastianFM Kernel miss out SweepToWake feature which i really like.. Tried all other Kernel with Blitz Rom, they all fast but performance did not stable as SebastianFM Kernel.

--------Sorry for my Worse English----
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
@ this moment I'm running Android Revolution HD and until now I didn't find any problems. I think I'll leave it this way for a while.

send from rooted HTC Sensation Xe Beats on Android Revolution HD ROM with XDA Premium
[HTC Sensation] chrisnk204:
What are you all retarded ?!?!?!? You gotta go aosp!!!! CM9 is the best choice only retards and crackheads like sense overlay (all offense) lol
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
I must say that on factory ROM i was using Go Launcher because Sense got closed sometimes when I was using many RAM. Reloading Sense always took a bit of time wich I found annoying. The downside of using go launcher was the loss of the HTC widgets... Go contacts wasn't so good in my opinion. In my current ROM Sense didn't close once so for me it's perfect. It looks very beautiful and it's faster than ever before.

send from rooted HTC Sensation Xe Beats on Android Revolution HD ROM with XDA Premium
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
I just installed the viper 1.1.0 ROM. This is going to stay for a while. Fast, no problems so far and it looks superb! Also very tweakable :D

Very nice ROM !

send with XDA premium from HTC Sensation XE on Viper ROM 1.1.0
[HTC Sensation] hunt:
VIPER 1.1.0

I suggests you to choose Viper 1.1.0, cause i love Sense 4 & Viper is known for its amazing Tweaks..

Just Go for it...
[HTC Sensation] Koenhen:
As you can read in the above post my Sensation is already on that amazing ROM ;)

send with XDA premium from HTC Sensation XE on ViperS ROM 1.1.0
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajgftw:
Hi everyone,

I was wondering, with regard to the LT15i, is it possible to assign a different purpose to any of the 3 keys along the bottom?

with the advent of on screen button mods I can still get the 'back' 'home' and 'menu' options on the screen and thought it would be wonderful if I could have on screen buttons and then assign the 3 physical keys to do something else.

maybe assign apps to each one?

If its not possible, and you know why, please try to explain why rather than just saying 'no' as im really interested in trying to learn here rather than just asking random questions :)

Thanks!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajgftw:
thanks for that, I'll look into that now.

I always feel such a douche when my questions can be answered with quotes!

I promise I searched before I posted.:cowboy:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
No problem, some things are harder to find than others. :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] w1nter456:
Any possibility that Stock Music Player that feature in Stock S3 put in Jelly Bean CM10? Very appreciate it. Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ethancottier:
I highly doubt they'd do that. Why don't you try it yourself? Copy the music app from /system/app (on stock) to your sdcard. And in cm10, copy the app to /system/app and set permissions read read read write. (Top to bottom)
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] St1ck33:
The page on the Play store says 6.7M but that seems hard to believe. Can anyone tell me how much space it takes up?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Timbermill:
After download mine says it's 726.71MB
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] St1ck33:
Thanks. :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] stunya:
I am seriously considering the upgrade from the Prime to the Infinity. Its going to cost me $125-150, but already have the dock so that will make things less painful.

Is the screen, slightly faster processor, and overall experience worth the jump?

Thanks for the feedback.
[Asus Transformer TF700] nevergrownup:
I've found my Infinity to be much more stable. My Prime was incredibly unstable and had very bad screen corruption and flickering on the later firmware, downgrading the firmware fixed that issue on the Prime though. The screen on the Infinity is very nice, but you probably won't notice the increased resolution except with text where it makes a very (to me) noticeable difference. The latest firmware update has seems to make multi-tasking smoother and given it a general sensation of being faster. I have a Nexus 7 and Jelly Bean makes everything very liquid smooth feeling so I have every expectation of Jelly Bean giving that same feel to the Infinity. The less tapered edge on the Infinity is actually very nice. It's more comfortable to hold and the micro sd card is completely inside the frame.

All said and done I think the Infinity is everything the Prime should have been. If you can upgrade for <$150 difference then go for it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rlarson)mn:
I did the upgrade so that I can compare my Ipad3 to the TF700T as well as wanting a functioning GPS radio. Speed has improved, stability has improved, screen has improved. All of my current applications work well. I have an issue of upgrading from a OTA but others do not so its my specific issue. I have been able to upgrade utilizing the file Asus posts on their service site for each update. As to my Ipad vs. TF700T the screens are for all practical purposes identical. Speed of all functions other than web browsing are identical (I have several applications that are the same function but for IOS or Android). Web browsing is not a tie my Ipad3 is more fluid than the TF700T. I expect that will even out with the release of Jelly Bean for the TF700T. I am waiting until that upgrade to see but if equal after Jelly Beans release then most likely my Ipad3 will be sent to Ebay to get some extra cash for the next Asus tablet release in 2013! :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] stunya:
Thanks for the feedback. My prime has been rock solid, other than the app stutter / bluetooth issues that most have experienced. I normally upgrade every 18-24 months. Trying to justify the 7 month upgrade here. Thanks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] stunya:
Glad to here the positive experience when compared to the ipad.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pvdwaal:
I too upgraded for EUR 105,- and it's worth every cent!

The screen is to much better and sharper. Reading forums in portrait mode is no problem now. On the prime it often got to crappy to read and I had to zoom in.

Furthermore it feels faster and it's definitely more stable.Finally no more Wifi issues and SD card won't eject anymore.

Also HDMI port is better designed.

Just upgrade :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tlbradshaw:
I upgraded and received my Infinity yesterday. Overall, it is a much nicer tablet. I really think this is what the prime should have been when it launched. I have much better wifi and GPS reception, and the screen is much nicer to look at. Another thing that most people aren't mentioning is that the SD card actually fits in the tablet now!

That being said, I'm still having problems (even after the .26 update) running ShadowGun. The game works fine it I've just rebooted the tablet, but after several applications have been launched, I can't get past the first shot or two before the game freezes. You can still hear the game playing in the background, but the screen bounces back and forth between 2 frames. Maybe someone has a fix?

Anyway, yes, I am happy coming from the Prime.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tedr44:
I never owned a Prime (cancelled pre-order) so can't compare the two but from all the negative reports from the users, I can definitely say that the 700 is the most worthy successor to the 101. This is my gaming tablet and with just a few exceptions will be loaded with nothing but Tegra 3 games and full HD apps. The speed and resolution of the 700 is just right for 1080p movies, it plays the streamed .mkv files like it was coming from the sdcard! So smooth and lag free.

No way the Prime's 1280x800 can match the 700's display, no contest there but of course there will be an additional power drain to contend with so power regulation is a must.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rap6388:
Glad I switched

I exchanged and updated my 201 for 700 this week. Other than having an issue doing and OTA update (which is a serial number issue again with ASUS! I was able to update manually with no problem) I am very happy I did so. In the last 48 hours I have not had any issues, which I always did with prime. I use mine for work and play although I do not really play intense games on the device. WIFI is tons better and GPS is rock solid. I did compare my screen with my daughters ipad 3 and even she was impressed with the quality. She is an apple fanatic but even she sees where being locked down in the apple OS world has its limitations as compared to android. Glad she learned something in college!
[Asus Transformer TF700] stunya:
good deal. first time i wish i bought something from BB...could have upgraded for free. thanks for the feedback.
[Asus Transformer TF700] stunya:
well thanks, thats all the convincing i needed. ordered an infinity about 20 mins ago.

Thanks all!! I look forward to joining the group!!

PS-anyone need a very lightly used prime? HA!
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
I finally pulled the trigger and sold my Prime for the Infinity on Craigslist today. Went to Best Buy hoping to find tf700 with no luck. Fortunately for me the employee I was speaking to was very friendly and found one available at one of the other bb locations 23 miles away! Though a display model I still wanted it. I purchased it ahead of time and drove 23 miles to pick it up. When I got there. They took it off the display and showed me the scratch marks on the back plate and the slab of adhesive they used to keep the tablet connected that they couldn't peel away. Then I noticed that the label says tf201!!!! Mother f@#ker!! The employee that said that they had one available mistakenly thought that that was the tf700 because it was so similar!!! The employee explained it to me and apologized. I said I drove for 45 mins to get here and was assured that you guys had the tf700!!! I was very upset. The guy was scared and looked around... finally he found one in the store!!! It was reserved for someone else that paid online. I ended up with a new tf700 and not a display model!!! Lol Apparently the person that ordered online had cancelled his order after checking the system and I was very fortunate to come out of BB with a brand new tf700!! So far loving the new toy.
[Asus Transformer TF700] androidxen:
Once my Infinity arrives, giving my Prime to a close family member, rooted with Androwook and chock full of my paid apps.

Thanks for the thread, sounds like it'll be a redeeming (mostly?) upgrade! Now for those roms...
[Asus Transformer TF700] NeoMagus:
I exchanged my C1 Prime at Best Buy which GPS was dead when I bought it and ended up with a C7 Infinity. Wifi/BT/GPS were great, however vibration, haptic feedback was dead out of the box. Attempted trying to toggle the settings but still nothing on power up/down, etc. It also couldn't find the OTA when I tried to update and I had to install .26 from my microsd which I take it is this issue here.

Took it back yesterday. Pretty bummed since my major issue with 201 was wifi/BT problems using my headset and music/netflix but it seemed good on the 700. Overall it seemed better than the Prime but that's not saying much .. Asus still has some pretty bad QC in my opinion
[Asus Transformer TF700] joeshmoo:
I've had my Infinity for a week now since I got my prime refunded. To echo a previous comment in this thread, this is what the prime should have been and what I expected it to be. Everything just works and the screen is absolutely beautiful. My prime never got a GPS lock, and running Bluetooth to my Thunderbolt for Tablet Talk would make my internet slow so an unusable crawl on the Prime. Here on the infinity I can stream music while browsing the web or XDA and texting. Used it successfully a few times for navigation while tethered; got a GPS lock nearly as fast as my phone locks. Plus it fits more snugly in my 201 dock than my Prime did. My only gripe is that the battery has not been quite as epic as my Prime, but it has been more than sufficient for daily use.
[Asus Transformer TF700] newageoutlaw:
I'm sure you're already aware, but if not...that if you purchased your Prime tablet from Best Buy you can actually exchange it for an Infinity by way of One year manufacturer warranty.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rand33099:
How is internet browsing faster? Thats my problem with the prime sluggish.
[Asus Transformer TF700] redheadplantguy:
LOVE IT

This is what I was expecting when I bought Prime. GPS and Wi-Fi work great. Screen crisp and clear. Camera takes really good pics. Had 2 primes, both had terrible picture quality. Gone into settings a few times and did update check, won't show one. No biggie, I'll d-load and push. Rooted fine.

Only complaint is, battery doesn't last as long as primes did.

Overall, very pleased. Especially since I had best buy damage warranty and they gave me Infinity free.
[Asus Transformer TF700] cvflowe:
This is what the prime should have been! WFI,GPS, works. Had it for 24hrs, so far so good :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] chucky7910:
I never really had problems with my prime (except bad GPS and pixels), but I exchanged it anyways for an infinity. I have to say the infinity is really what the prime should have been, the screen resolution is amazing, it's fast, GPS works and I even notice better wifi connections. I had to root the prime and tweak the hell out of it to get it to perform anywhere near what the infinity does right out of the box. Oh and its the first asus tablet I've had the does not have dead pixels.
[Asus Transformer TF700] -lukin-:
tf700 is the real deal. i owned tf201 until asus gave me a warranty refund last week. the gps and wifi difference is huge.
[Asus Transformer TF700] David522d:
This is what the prime should of been

Its cool

I got it for free =)
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
OP should rename the title to The TF700 Positive Thread! Like the thread on the transformer Prime, with their "Positive Transformer Prime Thread."