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[LG Optimus 4X HD] jksr:
Hi guys,

I had have a few months CM11 on my LGP880 and that worked fine. :good:

After the last update of CM11, my LGP880 came in a bootloop that I could not get out.:(:(

On the XDA forum i found some solutions to get out of the bootloop and one worked well.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35971349#post35971349

(was not working for me, stays in bootloop)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38838927&postcount=7

(This works well for me)

:good:

With the "LGFlash Tool 2014" i flashed stock rom, ICS V10A, on my LGP880 and after that V10b en later V10d.

My LGP880 worked fine and without problems.

After a few days I wanted to upgrade to JB.

I flashed the stock rom, JB V20a, with the same "LGFlash Tool 2014", on my LGP880 and installation went smoothly but I came back in a bootloop at startup. :crying:

(starts up several times and then a dead screen and sometimes completely off)

From the stock recovery several times i did wipe data / factory reset, wipe cache etc. , but my LGP880 remained in a bootloop.

Again, with the "LGFlash Tool 2014" back to ICS V10a and the bootloop was gone and my LGP880 worked well again.:fingers-crossed:

Now I have the original "LG Mobile Support Tool" installed and I performed an update to ICS V10b on my LGP880 (with ICSa running well !!)

Update to ICS V10b, 10d, 10f and 10h went smoothly and my LGP880 worked well.

With the same "LG Mobile Support Tool" later on upgraded to JB V20a and my LGP880 comes back in a boot loop ?? :crying:

ICS is not a problem but after updating to JB I'm in a boot loop.

Because I want to go get back to CM10 I first need to get a upgrade to JB that is stable.

Is there a solution?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] sPEADy:
[MENTION=6113123]jksr[/MENTION] have you tried doing a factory reset in stock recovery. This question is already answered many times and it's stated at the end of that flashing tutorial if you get a bootlop perform a factory reset in stock recovery.

Good luck.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] jksr:
Hello sPEADy,

Thanks for your comment,

Yes, I did factory reset and etc. several times.

See my post:

From the stock recovery several times i did wipe data / factory reset, wipe cache etc. , but my LGP880 remained in a bootloop.

I know that this problem is often discussed, there is plenty to read about.

Coming out of the bootloop is not a problem:

Coming out from the boot loop went well when I go back to ICS Stock Rom

.

Then again my LGP880 is in original factory settings (ICS V10a, Unrooted and with the original recovery that is locked).

My LGP880 works fine then.

The problem is that the bootloop comes back immediately after upgrading to JB

. ??

I do an upgrade to JB with the original (latest software and drivers) "LG Mobile Support Tool" from the LG site.

This problem (in a bootloop after upgrading to JB) I have not seen before on the Internet?

(Go back to ICS solves the bootloop and my LGP880 works well again.)

I need JB to unlock the bootloader again and then go back to CM10.

(Unlock bootloader in LGP880 is not possible in ICS, after the upgrade to JB is the bootloader standard unlocked)

Thanks again and i hope that somebody knows a solution :D
[LG Optimus 4X HD] greece-for-ever:
i know solution ... in flashtool have 2 choice first flash rom second upgrade recovery ...you choose the second and all fix
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cirez:
I am asking for help

HTC ONE M7

No OS, no any data no nothing

I try to use RUU to restore but its give me error 155

the phone is with unlocked bootloader and relocked again

what shall i do?

additionl info about the model

++++tampered++++

++++relocked++++

++Security Warning+++

M7_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RH

HBOOT-1.57.0000

RADIO-4A.17.3250.14

OpenDSP_v32.120.274.0909

OS-6.12.161.8

eMMC_boot 2048MB

sep 3 2014, 10:26:40​
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
There is no ruu you can use for that version with s-on.

If you have a nandroid backup of your phone, push it back and restore it.

You can also push a rom to your phone and install it from a custom recovery then optionally you can try to s-off using that rom and then restore back to stock using a ruu with s-off

and btw questions must be posted in the q&a section not in general (a moderator will probably move you thread there)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cirez:
Thank you but i don´t have nandroid back up

Can you please be more spasific i am little new in the forum

i try to flash with fastboot but its give me a error

target reported max download size of 1514139648 bytes

sending 'zip' (1313670 KB)...

OKAY [ 57.437s]

writing 'zip'...

(bootloader) signature checking...

FAILED (remote: 12 signature verify fail)

finished. total time: 203.298s

can you please send me a post

thank you in advance and sorry about the post here

i will know for next time
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
for reference, OP started a second thread here in the q&a: http://xdaforums.com/htc-one/help/help-suggestion-to-t2929174

thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] CXDAwake:
I did something stupid and flashed a older modem. I need the NE1 modem. Can anyone help me out?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ShapesBlue:
Not a problem, pm me I have it and would be glad to share it :thumbup:

From my CM11 S3
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] joderme:
Try to get the district manager's contact info - they will be able to help you out.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rhouse1983:
That sucks man. I do have a couple things to say (I know you're mad and I don't blame you for being mad but just some insight on the phone issues not Verizon I won't back them up) I got the Turbo as well and as far as the battery goes.....the first day it's going to suck. Smartphones aren't going to be perfect out of the box because they haven't experienced real world scenarios yet. Phone's batteries can take up to 2 days sometimes more to become for lack of a better term calibrated. My battery was the same but I let it do it's thing and now I get over 24hrs if not close to 40. Yes I'm concious about how I use it but it performs really well. Also your IMEI# is under setting>about phone>status. You don't need the box. One final thing and I'm not assuming anything but....there was an update that came basically the same day this phone went on sale. Now I don't know exactly what the update was for but it may or may not have fixed some of the problems you were having.

As far as Verizon....yeah they didn't treat you right. I'm sorry they did that to you and the reason for this post was again to help you. I noticed you joined xda just this month so I'll say this. This site does a really good job at helping people with issues/questions with their phones. Sometimes it's better to look around on the site or other sites to see what if any other kind of problems other users are having. I am here everyday to read up on things that I may have missed. I mean I spent $600 on the phone, I want to know as much as I can about how to fix or take care of it. No it's not on us as users to fix the problem of a company's mistakes. But sometimes it can produce better results. Feel free to pm me if you have any questions or just to let me know what you think.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] GeoFX:
Can you just return the phone since you are still in the 14 day return period and get something else?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rajuabju:
I dont want to sound like an *** because I have sympathy in wanting a "perfect" phone... but none of the issues you are describing sound like 'manufacturer's defects' to me.

A manufacturer defect is something like: the phone doesnt hold any charge, or half the screen is white, or there is no speakerphone.

"unusually fast drain" of the battery is totally subjective. the screen color issues have already been noted as simply being the result of the quality of the screens in general.

Again, I get you're not happy with the phones, but it may just be that your expectations are too high. the whole sim card swap and holding onto the box thing is wierd though.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] zachtheowl:
I agree, knowing what I know now about battery new battery cycles, I may not have ever even taken that first one back. In fact, I wish to god I hadn't, because the flash and screen on that one were functioning and consistent (and up to my high standards ;) )

Honestly I am just looking at changing to another model...I just don't think there's another one I want right now, I waited 3 years for the Droid Turbo and I want a good one damnit. :P
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] tdetroit:
I had some MAJOR issues with Verizon over the past week, spent over 12 hours on the phone with them, spoken with 7 different Reps, until I had enough. I called their Corporate Office......Ezekiel took care of my issues in ONE phone call, AND I was credited for my inconvenience. I've been a Verizon Customer for 8 years, have 7 lines with them, spend, on average, $5500 a year on Service, more if I buy devices (I've bought 4 tablets from them over the past two years my latest being the Note Pro 12.2) and I regularly upgrade my phones out of contract. IF you're having issues again, I'd recommend giving this guy a call, or call their Executive Offices in New York.

I've removed the personalized message and Case Number, but this is the Contact Info for him directly.

If you have additional concerns, please contact me at (770)-521-5633. My office hours are 8:00am– 4:00pm EST Monday through Friday.

Regards,

Ezekiel Fields

Executive Relations
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pbmpharmacist:
Im perplexed that you didnt just return the phone. There is nothing wrong with our droid turbos but im starting to hate them and i expect to just return them. I dont mind restock fees to get rid of something i dislike
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] xkape:
Don't take this too harshly bro but, your being a **** about all of this. If you don't like the Turbo, take their offer to get something else. Otherwise, STFU. They could tell you to piss off but, they are trying to make you happy and you are refusing. They could ignore your emails and calls and tell you you are delusional and let you be stuck with what you have. Here they are though, eating cash hand over fist exchanging phones for you and you persist. If Motorola tells Verizon that your problem isn't a problem, Verizon eats the phone. At $700 a pop, no matter how loyal a customer you are, there is going to come a time when it's just more profitable to let you walk.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pfroo40:
Verizon swapping out the phones without visibly removing them from a brand new box, or at least providing you with the original retail packaging, is where I feel Verizon has really screwed up. As a customer, without the original packaging and paper trail, you have no way of supporting any proof of purchase or warranty claims (as you have unfortunately discovered). You also have no way of knowing whether or not those devices are actually new devices. Honestly, given the bull**** runaround they have given you on each occasion, I would seriously not be surprised if each of those "new" phones are actually units other customers have purchased and returned, likely for the same reasons you did. They are probably trying to reduce RMA chargebacks for non-defective units so are betting that either customers perceive faults where there are none, or that some poor schlub will get it and not know any better.

I'd definitely try and get in contact with someone in customer relations, maybe post something on their twitter account, that store is dicking you around.

Otherwise, did you have to pay anything for the phone, or did you use Edge? If you paid something for it, if you did so on a credit card, you may want to contact the card company and see what options you can pursue through them.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] daboyal006:
Honestly I would just return the phone but not getting a matching imei box after stating your defect is ridiculous. Another thing is that they give you two different ones from the back, what is this? A McDonalds and you exchanging a burger because you didn't ask for pickles. That store is ridiculous and I would take my business elsewhere. I've had a couple instances where I see a problem and they don't believe me and they ask coworkers and they agree because they're buddy buddy and have to be a team. It makes you feel uncomfortable, its not their devices, why do they think returning a phone is a problem. Its not coming out of their pockets, its not their 2 year agreement.

Sent from my DROID TURBO 64 GB
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] zachtheowl:
You sound like the employees at the Verizon store I have been visiting--trolly. (Troll-y?) Sorry bub, I'm not going to be intimidated into shutting up about real issues with a product I pay money for, not by you, or the managers at my verizon store.

And here I go breaking my rule about not feeding your kind.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] xkape:
ok
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] dano1282:
I work for Verizon on the indirect side (non corporate) in Jersey. They totally violated their own return exchange policy. The reason they did what they did..if my logic is correct..is simply give you a different phone without actually processing an exchange because it will make their internal numbers look bad because of how hard VZW Corp is pushing this phone. I got mine day 1 (also from corporate) and my battery also was not perfect day one..but has gotten better. I know the rep I dealt with personally and know he won't try to screw me. I would recommend going to another Corporate store and explaining the situation to them. Be calm and don't be afraid to turn on the poor mes. Don't be angry as anger is simply reciprocated and doesn't force intimidation like everyone thinks..all it does is make people less likely to help you. Avoid that other store like the plague..now and in the future. Any questions..don't be afraid to PM me.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] zachtheowl:
Thank you for the helpful advice. I hear what you are saying about the anger! Unfortunately it tends to be the only emotion left behind after being so thoroughly run around. That at bitterness :)

I shared my post with the Michigan district managers via e-mail. I'm hoping that they'll care enough about the fraudulent employee practices to get involved.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] cstone1991:
I'm with the others here that have said you are being a douche about this. Sorry to hear your third and final exchange from Verizon has an actual defect. The battery, as you already admitted was a mistake to exchange for. The screen was also dumb. If you can only detect a problem with a screen in low light with the brightness turned down there is no problem. That is a "perfect" screen by manufacturer standards. The flash sounds like a real problem and I wouldn't be happy with the phone you have now either, but the problem is that you have already returned tm2 phones which testing showed to be "perfect" and now those phones will have to be refurbished and sold as such at a loss for Verizon. They have to make the call to stop exchanging for the same device at some point because not only are you costing them money, you are depleting the stock in that store meaning they may lose customers because the phone they want is no longer in stock.

As far as them walking out of the back with the phone out of the box, I would interperate that as them pulling out the phone and powering it on before bringing it out to you to make sure that it is functioning properly. I'm not sure why they wouldn't give you the boxes, but as someone else pointed out, there's no reason you needed them. As far as Motorola saying they did something "illegal", I'm calling BS. That isn't information they would share with a customer. They would simply tell you to go back to the store or they would exchange/repair your device.

To the guy who works at an indirect store, I worked at one for quite a while too and I would like to share with everyone else that indirect employees are not told anything about internal exchange practices. I don't know for sure that pulling a phone out of the box before bringing it to the counter is or isn't against policy, but I do know for sure that that isn't something an indirect employee would know.

My Turbos should be here tomorrow and I hope they're only as "defective" as the OP's first 2...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] zachtheowl:
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions.

I wish i was b.s'ing about Motos fraud investigation--my replacement would be on its way now if it wasn't for this. Tech supp tried to process exchange, ran into "unusual information" associated with my ohones ImEI #, elevated my call to a manager, who asked me more questions, told me verizon employees at the store "really did not take care of me," and that they have to open an investigation into the store's practices, putting my replacement on hold--he said the words suspected fraud. *shrug*
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] joshm.1219:
These are the types of guys that make XDA awesome
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rhouse1983:
I really appreciate the kind words sir. I've always felt this is a place where users are supposed to help each other. And as I have been a person (lurker really) who has used this site since my droid x days I felt the new guy needed some assistance. Again thanks. As far as my on topic point, Verizon didn't help the situation and that sucks but again I feel as users sometimes it's better to try to figure out the problem yourself cuz when you add more people to the mix it can get sloppy. XDA is the place you can always go for guidance.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] wadamean:
Why would you have returned to the very same Verizon where you had all this dispute? I'm sure there is at least another Verizon nearby where you can tell them about your concerns and problems for a replacement. I read through the whole post and wow what a trip! Luckily for now I have a non defective droid turbo.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] hongkongph00ey:
I agree 100% with rhouse. I got my Turbo on Thursday. Set it up, let the initial charge run down to 20% (it was at 91% out of the box! most forum posters said theirs was 40-60 out of box) then charged. Each charge was only lasting 14-16 hours and I was getting frustrated. I wasn't expecting 48 but I was expecting 30 (what I got from my Maxx). Yesterday I said I would give it one more day then I was going to exchange. My current charge is at 40% after 23 hours 53 minutes with 3h 51min Screen On Time. I've seen several posters say the phone needs 4 or 5 charge cycles to calibrate and I think mine has done so. That really is too bad about your experience at your VZW store. I had a similar experience at my store with the "buy accessories and I'll waive your fee." It was really shady and off putting but i wanted the Lifeproof case for snowboarding and other activities (I don't use it daily, it's too big, just for outdoorsy stuff) so I did it. I went to another store to exchange my Incipio case for the Tech21 (the Park Meadows location for anyone in Denver) and they treated me waaaay better. It's a bit of a drive but Park Meadows is the place I'll be going for any future needs. I totally get where you're coming from and it gives you peace of mind knowing if you're going to spend a lot of money with a company that you get a location and staff that feels empathetic and like they care about you. I hope you get everything sorted out, good luck.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] cpufrost:
Let me add my disappointment with dealing with Verizon.

I find it simply unacceptable that a solution for voice and data won't be available for another month.

I returned my phone to the corporate store where I purchased 1 week ago today.

Waited over an hour before someone could help me.

Stated the issue with the phone, they want a restocking fee of $35!

I let them know I was displeased and after discussing with a manager they said they can't do anything that I would need to call customer service!

If that's not enough I also bought a Tech21 case and the girl that helped me a week ago put the case on and threw the packaging in the trash!

They said it would not be a problem returning the case which cost $34.99 plus 6% sales tax or $37.09. The rep said the case was 34.99 and the restocking fee was $35.00 so it balances out. When I told him no, with tax they actually owe me $2.09 he said the system is showing that I owe them $0.01! I guess Verizon math is alive and well! (Google that term if you don't know what it means)

Charging me a restocking fee for returning a device that does not perform as advertized is a joke. Never have I paid a restocking fee at ATT unless I was unhappy with the device and even then the first few times they allowed me to do so without because I've known the manager for years.

In any case the payoff on my iphone 6 is $814. I'm going to pay it in full and put my ATT SIM in and tell Verizon to FOAD after this!

I think it's also ridiculous that they want to charge $40 a month access for a paid in full smart phone or bring your own! Absurd! $40/mo. is the SUBSIDIZED price! ATT keeps the $15/month when the phone is PIF or BYA...

F Verizon! I'm done!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChristianJay:
Yeah Verizon stores, in my area at least, are terrible. They know nothing, and routinely lie to sell products and/or are rude. The phone reps, however, tend to be great. Amazing what lack of a commission does.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rhouse1983:
Not to be that guy but the $35 re-stocking fee isn't something new. They've had that forever. Even if it's a phone that doesn't perform as advertised. They aren't the maker of the phone they just sell it. The re-stocking fee is for everything you return. And after re-reading your never having to pay the restocking fee at AT&T, unless you were unhappy with the device and the first couple times they did it with the fee because you knew the manager. Which means they do it as well. I'm not backing Verizon again but the logic here doesn't make sense. And I'm not saying that the voice/data thing is ok but as I've suggested earlier with the OP sometimes patience and learning the in's and out's of things before making decisions helps prevent the problem. I knew going into buying this device that the voice/data didn't work simultaneously. It does for WIFI though (at least it does for me). It was something I was ok with which is why I bought the phone. Besides that one hiccup is there another issue with the phone that's completely detrimental? Is the issue worth the trouble? If you're going to dish out $599 for something it's up to the consumer to understand their end of the said deal. Not all returns are free, not all things are going to be as perfect as you want. If you find out before buying the phone that it's not what you want......don't buy it. So do the research before you make the purchase. I do with every device I purchase to save myself the hassle. Good luck with your future ventures.

---------- Post added at 03:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:55 PM ----------

To add to my post above (and I'm not backing Verizon), when I read these posts I see a lot of "they didn't, they did, they, they." Understood. But what as the purchaser of a $600 device did you do to help yourself? Always take the time to check out what you're purchasing, the return policy, and how it's handled. If you are in the corporate store, then as the customer you have the right to demand the box. If you buy something and the lady threw the box away, demand to take it with you. You aren't doing yourself any favors by not setting yourself up for purchasing success. You could easily save yourself and the store a lot of time and money by taking the extra 5 minutes to do some research. The phone is great to me, the best I've had. I wasn't completely aware of the voice/data simultaneous issue but I'll work with it because I know a fix is on the way. I can handle it. The rest of the phone more than makes up for it. Again, as the buyer just do yourself the favor of helping yourself. GO DROID TURBO!!!