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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
I should have mine this week, and I'll be able to confirm/deny that tehy have them and it works.

I was going to cancel the order and return it,but if it's stock and works fine I'd rather have that then a programming work around so I can try the various JB implementations :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mechadream:
thank you very much sawa!!

maybe it's a bit OT but I hope someone can tell me an easy solution:

I'm on WW-10.4.2.15 and i was able to unlock und root the device (was stock till today).

Now to use nvflash and do the backups I need to flash ebtblob.bin to get the AndroidRoot Bootloader - that's not possible on WW-10.4.2.15 (nothing happens on the TFP after running the command fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash staging ebtblob.bin)

Any way to bypass this? I'm a bit scared to just skip the backups :/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
The v0.3 digitizer can be purchased from www.all4cellular.com

After ordering and receiving a v1.0 digitizer from a different company via eBay, I had the same identical x-axis problem. I then realized that my original digitizer was a v0.3. I came across All4Cellular doing a Google search.

I called them, spoke with a sales rep, and explained (in painful detail) my situation. I asked her to physically examine the ribbon cable on the unit they sold and let me know if it was v0.3 or if it was v1.0.

She called me back an hour later and let me know that they had *BOTH* available. You can not tell that from their web site when you search for "Transformer Prime" - the web site did not give that little detail.

She let me know that I'd want to search their site for the SKU 40002396 and order that. I have written to the company, advising that they attach a message to this product indicating that they have BOTH available and to urge the customer to disassemble their Prime to determine the correct one to order.

That's what I did. I received it earlier this week. The packing list had that SKU on it. The bubble-baggie containing the digitizer had that SKU on it. It was the correct digitizer. I tested and it worked correctly. It was NOT reversed.

They're in Brooklyn.

One note of caution: Be exceedingly careful when you remove your LCD display from the fame it's very easy to break. VERY EASY.

-jg
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
First method is replacing the screen with a working one, like stock.

Second is reprogramming the driver.

http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...tf201-diy-screen-replacement-learnings-3.html

Edit : I called them several times when I ordered. They were less than helpful, and refused to get someone to take a look at the ribbon for me. I sent them messages regarding the digitizer I want.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mangala_Dharma:
Hello all, got my screen cracked same as you, tuch is still working, I was looking into internet ressources and I found a legit - looking company in Kansas City, I still need to look them out but looks promizing, here's the link :

http://www.missionrepair.com/ASUS_Eee_Pad_Transformer_Prime_TF201_Glass_Repair_p/222-6136.htm

When I'll contact them I will mention the whole 0.3 / 1.0 version of the digitizer, I'm not exactly sure if the digitizer is another term for the glass screen, or another part, but -- whatever :) 129 $ to get it done right is not that much more than 90 $ to have trouble with DIY, I feel.

We'll fix these babies :)

Sent from Somewhere using my Dog

*Edit* it says backorder, we'll have to contact them directly
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dimbazzo:
Problem SOLVED!

I finally fixed my inverted Axis-X problem!

I followed the steps from this post: transformerforums . com/forum/transformer-prime-help/26910-tf201-diy-screen-replacement-learnings-3 .html#post236850 (remove spaces)

Works perfect!!!!!!!

Don't forget to donate to nvflash developers!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] deconzme:
please help!

i have trid the fix from there, i cont seem to get the kernal to work with a rom... any chnce someone can may a rom to flash with this built in? i cant use nv flash because i updated and its not active.. please help still
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] t_r_j:
Well I received my digitizer SKU 40002396 from http://www.all4cellular.com today.

I can confirm that it is the same part number as my original Asus TCP10C93 V0.3 .

This is great!

Now I get to kick my self over and over......... I just broke my LCD while installing it. I am a #$%^#@& idiot!

I have replaced dozens of tablet digitizers/LCDs and never broke one until today, did I mention I am a #$%^#@& idiot!

Now I have to wait another three weeks for the new LCD to get here.

So good news for all and bad news for me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
OUCH! That really sucks. The same thing happened to me. I thought I was being careful. They're VERY easy to break. That double-sided black foam tape, even with exacto knives just makes it too easy to break. You are NOT an idiot.

I was able to find a replacement LCD from an eBay seller in New York. They have several of the LCD. I needed a Rev 0 -A01. That's what they have. I had to pay $119 plus $10ish for shipping (Fedex Ground - Home). Yeah, this was more than buying from a Chinese company, BUT I had it in a reasonable amount of time (5 days).

Here's a link to the eBay listing. http://www.ebay.com/itm/221134034044?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

Being in New York, with the weather the way it is right now, all bets are off in terms of speedy shipment. You can reach out to the seller though -- he was INCREDIBLY responsive.

After being significantly disappointed about breaking my LCD, I went about removing the broken digitizer from the frame. I had a heat gun to make the job easier. Be careful, the plastic can melt with a heat gun. A blow-dryer would probably be gentle enough. The glass is held to the frame with double-sided tape. (ugh!)

After removing the digitizer glass, I removed the remaining adhesive with Goo-Gone.

I received the new LCD just two days ago on Saturday. It goes without saying that I was extremely careful with it.

I attached the new digitizer glass to the frame with off-the-shelf double-sided Scotch tape. I put the tape on the frame. Trimmed the overage with an exacto knife. Set the new glass in place. The Scotch tape did a remarkable job.

The new LCD did not come with double-sided black foam tape. I decided to mount it with just the 4 screws and hope for the best. I was worried that I'd have light bleed without the black foam tape. I did not have any light bleed. BONUS: now the LCD will be easier to remove without breaking if I ever have to again.

I used surgical rubber gloves when handling the new LCD so that I didn't get any fingerprints on it. I'd recommend this. You don't want to have to clean the LCD if you get a smudge on it once the protective covering is off.

Once you've tightened the tiny phillips screws, before you seal it all back up, connect the LCD and power the thing up. Make sure that there are no pieces of debris between the digitizer and the LCD. Even the tiniest speck will drive you nuts. It's easier to remove the speck now than to seal it back up, then notice, and risk breaking the glass in another dis-assembly.

Cheers,

-jg
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] t_r_j:
The really sad part about all this was I had succesfully removed the LCD from the broken Digitizer a month ago with out breaking it.

I had bought tested and returned 2 inverted digitizers.

Got the one from all4cellular was assembling all was going well.

Then I broke it when the double sided tape I had installed on the old lcd got stuck to the new digitizer in the wrong place and I was lifting it to place it correctly and crack. @#$@%$^@@% was all I had to say for myself.

I wish I had gone your route and just used screws.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mangala_Dharma:
Ok, so basically, the Digitizer is the front glass on our Prime?

Sent from my HTC One V using my dog
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] USNGoat:
Yes, the digitizer is a film of material on the gorilla glass of the TF201. The LCD screen is attached to the back by foam adhesive. If you crack the "glass" but the screen still displays perfectly, you've probably broken the digitizer. If the image on the screen is fubared, but you can still interact with things you can't see due to the image distortion, then you've only broken the LCD.

The digitizer is what interprets touch to inputs for the device.

Source: I've been all through this damn tablet over the last few months due to a damaged LCD.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
I have the v0.3 digitizer glass here that I'm debating selling...going to sell my Prime also but chances are I have a buyer for the Prime.

Let me know if anyone is interested in the Digitizer.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] trabel:
hmmm

well thats the original digitizer i had on the 201 , v0.3 , yours is brand new or ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
The glass is brand new, but I'm fixing my TF201 if the damn replacement LCD ever gets here off of eBay.

Giving it another couple of weeks then I might say screw it, sell it all and wash my hands of it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mangala_Dharma:
If you do repair your screen, can't seem to find a good video of that on youtube, would you make one .. ?

Please :)

Sent from my TP (Toilet Paper) using my Dog
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
I will, but I'll be replacing the LCD and Digitizer with a new LCD+digitizer.

I know from experience when trying to take the LCD and digitizer apart be very careful, do NOT bend anything. If I had to do it over, I'd take a plastic ruler (or triangle from one of those little school kits), make sure the edge is reasonably sharp and work my way through the tape slowly, with a book on the top of it so it wouldn't flex.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mangala_Dharma:
Ok, so basically you bought the kit of the two already together? A bricked TP or.. ? Any details will become good for me for when I'll decide to repair my own :)

Sent from Somewhere using my Dog
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
I broke the digitizer on the Prime due to a defect in the manufacture. The front fell off the back, long story short the digitizer broke.

I ordered the digitizer, got it, tested it and it worked fine. No upside down shenanigans. When I was removing the busted digitizer the LCD, which had a small crack on the edge fractured and I had to order a new one.

Currently awaiting the replacement off of eBay from China. They stated 30 days from the point of shipment I should see delivery. These guys are alway shady, I find that you either NEVER see the item even when they claim to send them out, or you see it 2 months after. I ordered a car stereo, never got it and argued it with them, they not only wanted positive feedback but didn't want to give any money back citing it wasn't their fault. God bless eBay disputes.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] trabel:
so you bought tf201 v0.3 from ebay ?

please can you direct me to this sell ?

or you have original v0.3 and your digitizer does work for you?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mangala_Dharma:
I guess nobody has still found a place on the net or a company that will just repair the damn thing for us if we pay them heh?

Sent from my Somewhere using my Dog
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
Asus will repair it for you. The just won't do it cheaply and you'll be without your tab for awhile.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mangala_Dharma:
Last time I checked it was 400 $, I'm looking for something cheaper

Anyway - - :P

Sent from Somewhere using my Dog
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
More like $200 when I broke my digitizer a few months ago. I'm in the U.S. if that makes a difference..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] PanF:
where you can buy the tool to remove the screen? thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Bulgarien:
You can now order v0.3 touch digitizer for 137$ worlwide!! :)

http://www.mini-laptop-accessories.com/new-asus-tcp10c93-v03-touch-screen-digitizer-p-21989.html
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] smrsxn:
I think this is costly....

U can buy a bricked prime for $100 on ebay, and easily replace the whole lcd panel as is by just changing cables.

I did that.

No risk of bad digitizer..no risk of damage.

Seriously buy a bricked prime....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
I agree that their price is expensive. Your eBay approach may not work though. If the Prime you buy is bricked and it has a v1.0 digitizer. If your functioning prime is expecting the v0.3 digitizer, you're hosed. The x-axis will be reversed. Also, vice-versa,

Yes, $139 is expensive. However, good luck getting the seller to let you know what digitizer version is on it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Bulgarien:
The digitizer is already arrived (to Denmark) and I can confirm that its the long waited V.03 :)

The packet is send from Singapore and the seller has been so kind to write on the custom declaration, that inside there is a AC adapter to a value of only 10 $. Then there should be no problem with custom and tax :)

Now I only need a evening without anything to disturb me...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
EXCELLENT!

It will be SOOOO much easier to replace the entire screen (digitizer and LCD) with them both attached to each other. I ended up breaking my LCD when trying to separate my cracked digitizer from it. It was an EXPENSIVE repair.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wiebrande:
Maybe a strange question, but can you boot the tablet without the lcd and digitizer? Should the hdmi than work?

Im not sure if my tablet is bricked, because after a 'specialist' tried to repair my broken digitizer, he broke the lcd also.. but im not sure.. the tablet won't boot, or vibrate or anything..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
Yes, you should be able to. After breaking my digitzer and, subsequently, my LCD (they're MUCH more delicate than you think), I was able to connect my TF201 to an HDMI monitor with a cable and use with a USB mouse.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wiebrande:
With both still attached? the 'specialist' said someting about a broken midframe.. what's that? is that the piece of plastic that holds the gps and wifi chip/antenna?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
I attached mine to HDMI with neither attached. I can't recall if I also tried when the digitizer and LCD were attached to the Prime's motherboard.

Before all of this happened, had you ever connected your Prime to an HDMI screen? I just ask so that we have a known starting point. From what I've read, it's possible to have an incompatible HDMI cable. I have two of them and have never had problems. So, if you see nothing, it's hard to know if it's an incompatable cable or if it's a damaged unit unless you have a point of reference where it's worked before.

When he says "midframe", he's probably referring to the frame that is sandwiched between the digitizer and the LCD. Imagine a flat, rectangular o-ring. That's sort of what the midframe is. The LCD double-sided-sticky-foam taped to one side. The Digitizer is doubles-sided-taped to the other side of the midframe, sort of making a sandwich.

The midframe is pretty thin and somewhat easy to break when it's by itself or during dis-assembly. However, it stiffens up when you connect the LCD and Digitizer. It probably won't matter if it broke..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wiebrande:
Okay, so the prime will boot ( vibrate andso ) without the digitizer and lcd connected..? Mine doesnt.. i only see a yellow led on the motherboard near the powerbutten blink twice..

I'm not sure if I tested the hdmi cable.. i wanna say 'yes' , but not sure :) How can they not be compatible?

It doesnt matter though, if the prime is bricked.. :crying:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jgrimoldy:
Yes. Mine did without either connected.

I'm not sure how the HDMI cable could be *not* compatible. Like said, I have two different HDMI cables. Both work just fine. I have read other posts where folks claimed that some HDMI cables weren't compatible. I just don't know...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wiebrande:
Okay.. so the Prime is bricked, i fear..

Thanks a bunch anyway..! you saved me a few bucks for not ordering a screen replacement! :good:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hyrulejedi86:
Ok guys, I have to revive this thread incase there are updates. Firstly, I bought a prime at release, the 64Gb version. From day 1 I have had a space that is just smaller than the width of a pinky finger right in the middle of the screen that doesn't respond to any touches. It goes the entire verticle height of the screen and is dead center. It really gets in the way with left to right swiping and games. I realized, after the warranty expired, that it was a hardware defect not a software defect. I only noticed it during a particular game so I thought it was a glitch until I started using the tablet for other things. Unfortunatly, after I sent it into Asus they wanted something like $300 to fix what should have been right from the factory to begin with. Needless to say I was pretty POed at their poor CQ and lack of customer care. I even had to send the tablet in twice just for them to admit something was wrong with the screen. The first time they insisted it was fine. More than a month waiting for the tablet to return both trips I have had it. Unfortunatly, this means no more Asus for me, and this was my first Asus product. I like what they offer but Customer service is crap.

Given that I don't want to buy another or spend the money on a different tablet as this one works great otherwise I thought I would research a fix I could do. I have replaced iPhone screens and digitizers as well as Droid LCDs so I have some experience in disassembly. I'm thinking the issue is most likely the digitizier. Does this sound likely?

I don't really want to do any work arounds so are there any digitizers with the correct v0.3 out there? I haven't found any to speak of yet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SkizzyNinja:
Is this any help. I need to replace my screen as well cracked out of no where. Had a gumdrop case on it and everything lol http://m.repairsuniverse.com/asus-eee-pad-transformer-tf201-touch-screen-digitizer-replacement.html

sent from my all Alpha no Beta S4
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hyrulejedi86:
I actually found that already but they do not state which digitizer they offer, Chances are though it's the wrong one and will be reversed as those are the only one's I have been able to find.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SkizzyNinja:
Please excuse my ignorance but what do you mean by right one? I wanna sell my prime on swappa but I need to fix the screen first. I didn't know there was different versions.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hyrulejedi86:
No problem, If you want more detail head to the first page of this thread for the run down but basically there are two digitizers out there, one is the v0.3 which seems to be the early version and the one I have. The other is the v1.0 the version that everyone seems to have at this point. You'd have to take apart the tablet to find out which is in the screen. If the wrong version of the digitizer is used then when installed it flips the touch recognition horizontally. So if you touch the right side of the screen it will think you are touching the left.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SkizzyNinja:
OK I noticed in androidwook that there was a reversed axis kernel. Have you tried that....buy the newer screen and flash wookie and see what happens...here is a link with more info http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1985867&page=5

sent from my all Alpha no Beta S4
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mangala_Dharma:
Hello you all, I found the digitizers on ebay, they works - I have one from the usa, maybe they are more quality than the one of china, but anyway you can find them. My problem is that while taking out the lcd+ digitizer I popped & broke the lcd. They are really, really sensitive critters.. So I got the digitizer for 70$ ( 35$ delivery), I trusted them more than a month-long journey by boat from Hongkong, but now I'll need to buy the lcd. for another 70$. This piece is getting expensive.. 150$ in replacement parts.

If I can sell the thing for 250$ keyboard included I'll be happy.. But yes iphones are a piece of cake to fix compared to this. Good luck.. & be really, really careful with the lcd. They are as resilient as a piece of chalk, on average.

Sent from Somewhere using my Dog
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SkizzyNinja:
That's what I'm afraid of most....going into this repair and making more expensive by breaking the LCD. I gonna use a heat gun and pry tool....and be as gentle as possible. Also to anyone that have the messed axis issue.....on my OEM digitizer that's still cracked I flashed [MENTION=3909556]flumpster[/MENTION] hairybean revered axis kernel my mine were switched....so of you're rooted and unlocked it doesn't matter what digitizer you get if you have his kernel on :D

sent from my all Alpha no Beta S4
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tux-friend:
Many thanks to ThomasKJ for starting this thread and sharing his experience!

By the way, if your touch screen gets broken and you don't want to spend too much money for a new replacement, you can take into consideration to buy a second hand Prime which is hard bricked but has an undamaged display. According to my opion it's too pitty to throw these devices on the trash or to use them just as paper weight. Of course, you can not be always sure which digitizer model you will get but there is the extra benefit that you can get further components for replacement.

I was lucky and besides a working touch screen replacement I have now a second dock and a reasonable battery replacement for rather little investment :victory:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jonicunha:
I bought the v.03 Digitizer but I have some issues with the touchscreen, it doesn't recognize some points like middle left and middle right.

Help me, please!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Kalevr1:
Fix posted but needs some skill

I found this post about how to flash a kernel that fixes the problem but needs a different firmware than KatKiss uses. You can compile and flash a kernel that will fix the issue but isn't so clear where to get the prerequisites unless you've compiled for the device before. Most is listed but there's a couple that are unclear. Perhaps TacoNikky can integrate the fix into the kernel with a toggle in the settings?

http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...creen-replacement-learnings-3.html#post236850
[Motorola Droid RAZR] heinz1:
Ok i got bootloop for my xt910 as title mentioned

and here i gonna share out what i did to my phone

1, follow this video and root my phone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kkXLHRCA2Y

2, install bootstrap downloaded from eclipse website http://eclipserom.com/downloads/razr/RazrBootstrap-v2.0.apk

3, flash http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/2832-rom-eclipse-razr-ics-v12-72512/ via CWM

(Everything is ok here, all success without problem)

Ok. and after that i going to instal ltheme

1, boot into CWM, wipe cache > wipe dalvik > and then flash the theme pack frome here http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/3876-theme-pr0ject-zer0-for-eclipse-ics-12-81212/

2, wipe cache and dalvik again

3, flash "Dark Knight IV:"from http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/3575-boot-animation-dark-knight-boot-animations/

4, Reboot

And bootloop happens

I got no experience on Droid Rzr phone, i own SGS2 .... but i know there's alot of procedure are different .....

bootloop for sgs2 are easy to fix... but for droid rzr... i got no idea..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] HSD-Pilot:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1792955

Point 1 > Back to Stock

Charge your battery before that and grab the right ICS Fastboot for your Region.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] heinz1:
Ok... here comes another problem ....