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[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
First, I am sorry that I did not reply yesterday because my internet was down and still down now so I can not upload anything at home except answering questions at work....:crying:

Second, I am glad that your device is working the way that you like and glad to see another happy user on this tf700t....:D

Third, I am trying to answer all the questions here on this thread so the information are scattering everywhere. However, [MENTION=4968172]berndblb[/MENTION] is working hard to repack the Cromi-X with my tweaks so it is in one package with all the up to date instructions and fixes. I will write a short post on how to change your settings so all users can change their own setting to gain more speed or battery depending on their usages. For now, I will write a short check list so you can follow and see if you missed anything during the installation process. I will update the check list shortly.

Cheers,

LMK
[Asus Transformer TF700] floripaoliver:
Thats great of [MENTION=4968172]berndblb[/MENTION] and you. I can only say that I love my Transformer again. I used to have before a TF300 and bought later the TF700 because I use heavy the keyboard during travel because it is just so much better for bigger texts and documents. How ever the lacking device made me want to through it against a wall before. I can honestly confirm it runs soooooo much better now with this setup. I am in deed another happy TF700 user now thanks to you guys. I hope many others find this Topic here and do the same.
[Asus Transformer TF700] antoniojr86:
Hi everybody, I'm here again... TF700 works fine, sometimes is slow, but is another world than 2 months ago! So, my girlfriend's TF700 doesn't recognize USB pen in the dock's USB port... Does a fix exist?
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
As far as I know, the dock is fine on Cromi-X.....:confused: There was a different issue with the uSD/USB using exfat filesystem and yes there is a fix for this exfat filesystem...;)

What is your setup? Did you patch my tweaks after installing the tweaks on page #2? Here are the links for both patch in post #41 and fix in post #109 for my tweaks:

Patch: http://xdaforums.com/transformer-tf700/help/tf700t-best-rom-t3220460/page5

Fix: http://xdaforums.com/transformer-tf700/help/tf700t-best-rom-t3220460/page11

Download both and first install the "patch" and following the "fix" in the same session with a reboot.

Good luck,

LMK

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Thanks for the feedback.....:good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
What's the drive formatted to?
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Very cool! That's post #2 right there. Repacking is done, but haven't looked at the change log yet. Do we need to do more updates on that?

As far as I am concerned all left to do is the OP and finding a place to host the rom...

Sorry, tried to write OP today but got stuck in horrible mess trying to get my HTC M8 RUU to stock. And I need to sell it to pay the early termination fee to VZW :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] floripaoliver:
WOW! Thanks for all this input... I am going to go through everything a little later today....
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
You and I need to clean thing up just a little bit more and it should be very minor. The biggest concern is the web host the ROM.....:crying: My onedrive web-host is too slow according to your response last time. We need to look for a better downloaded speed server to host the ROM. I am not very good in this area. I will let you know if I could find anything on this.

Cheers,

LMK

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Please let us know your new setup when you are done.....:D

Thanks,

LMK
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Solved that problem :victory:
[Asus Transformer TF700] lartomar2002:
Didn't sdbags use a free hoster for his roms? I just can not remember the name.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
We can host it right here on XDA [emoji3]
[Asus Transformer TF700] lartomar2002:
I know but it has been my experience that xda host can be pretty slow, sorry xda. Maybe your experience has been different.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Do you mean [MENTION=2155137]johnlgalt[/MENTION] to host sbdags's ROMs? I have not seen him for a while.....:(

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Sound great, thanks....:good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] floripaoliver:
suddenly the fun is over!

Hi guys, I have bad news...
[MENTION=5313285]LetMeKnow[/MENTION] maybe you have an idea but my Transformer stopped suddenly working. :confused:

I was really happy with it, good speed, no lacks etc. and I thought all is pretty much perfect for this Tablet. How ever yesterday evening it suddenly did reset from alone and since than it is in constant auto-reboot mode. I cant do anything anymore I get the Boot logo, it takes a couple of seconds and the tablet goes off and reboot again.

The odd thing I cant go into my Recovery either. When I try this the tablet opens for a second the recovery logo from twrp and resets as well.

I also cant get the tablet anymore in fastboot mode since it just resets all the time.

Any idea what i could do now? :crying:

It confuses me since I did not do anything with the tablet once it was working almost a week without any problem. I was just using the browser, some small games.... nothing in system etc. changed.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
What was you doing when it restarted? I suspected that you were doing or playing game and suddenly your device was shut down improperly which could cause data corruption if the app/game was trying to write on your /data partition....:o

You could try to "Hold the power button and Volume down" for about 5 seconds to see if you can get to the bootloader.

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If you can not get into the Recovery, it is a very high chance that your /system is corrupted but how is that happened, hmmm...:confused:

I don't see why you could not access to your bootloader menu unless you are messing around with this partition.. Please try the recommending method above to access into the bootloader menu and you should be ok...:fingers-crossed:
[Asus Transformer TF700] floripaoliver:
The tablet froze on me.... No response anymore so I did restart it and from this moment on I have this terrible reboot problem.

I tried already to get into bootloader but no chance. It reboots direct into recovery screen... but popup only the recovery logo screen and than restart again. I hoped there is another thing I could do. I would be pretty unhappy without my Transformer.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Did you try to fix it after running into rebooting issue? Since it is reboot in few seconds, you don't have enough time to use adb command and you can not get into bootloader menu to use fastboot...:crying: I am not sure how to help if we can use any command on it. Did you try to use the reset button on the left corner of your device? I hope that someone have some good suggestions for you. I will try my best to see if there are others method to gain access to your bootloader or adb... Without those two methods, the only thing that I have in my head is to let your battery to dye out for a half a day. Then plug in your AC adapter and hold the power button with volume down and hope that you can access to your bootloader menu so you can use fastboot commands to fix your issue....:fingers-crossed: I will inform you if I have other idea...:o

Hope some experts can give some good suggestions here.....:fingers-crossed:
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
It almost sounds like a hardware failure to me. All the sudden you cannot get even into fastboot?? Why would a crash in Android corrupt the boot image???? Very strange..

Was the tablet hot at all when it froze?

Letting the battery run out is your best option I think. Then let it rest for a while to let it cool of. After a couple of hours put it on the charger. Actually - the tablet is designed to boot up if it is on the charger, so maybe you should trickle charge it for at least 4 hours through your PC's USB port and then immediately try to get into the bootloader with the button combo.

Keep us posted please and good luck
[Asus Transformer TF700] floripaoliver:
Okay, I tried all suggestions. Unfortunatly no result. :crying: I did not know there was actually a reset button, tried that too but same result.

My Transformer just loop-boots like crazy and nothing can stop him from that. What happens is not a normal boot loop but even more strange he loops into recovery and reset again.

lets explain exactly:

1. I switch it normal on with the normal button left upper side.

2. I get the normal ASUS logo and it takes about a couple of seconds... in the upper left corner I see "The device is unlocked".

3. Again a couple of seconds later I get exactly 4 linux penguins in the upper left corner.... without ANY text....

4. 2-3 seconds after this I get the TWRP logo screen (the blue logo etc.) which takes again like 10 seconds.....

5. and .... BAM! gone... all repeat again without any changes for hours.

I cant reset with ON SWITCH and pressing VOLUME DONW (or up) with any differant result. Not getting into any other mode. I tried to connect with cable to my PC but of course also cant get into fastboot or ADB. The devices just reboot and reboot.

I try now to drain the battery 100%... I wait 1-2 days... once done I charge again and try again but I have little hope. I really dont know what happened. I did not do anything at all. Everything was perfect working, I did not touch system or used any tool etc. I just used the browser and played some games. nothing which would have any influence on system or partition etc. For me here in brazil quite a loss because this is about a US$500 price tag for me here in the moment. Things are very expensive here unfortunatly :(

thx guys
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I understood that it is important to you and I am trying to help. First, we need to get your device in a usable state which is adb mode or fastboot mode in order to fix your device. So far, you are not able to get to the adb mode or fastboot mode which is your bootloader menu with three icons.

Please note that you must hold both "power button and volume down" at the same time until you see the three icons on your screen.

If you know how to use an adb command, then please try this to see if it can kick you out of the recovery mode:

adb shell reboot bootloader

Please try to time it when it is the end of the cycle where you see the Asus logo and hit the enter to execute the command above, good luck.....:fingers-crossed:

When you are able to get into your bootloader menu, you MUST leave it there for further suggestions from others experts here at xda.

Good luck,

LMK
[Asus Transformer TF700] floripaoliver:
Thanks [MENTION=5313285]LetMeKnow[/MENTION] for your further tips. I know how to get into the screen with the 3 icons (normally) but this is not working anymore for me. My tablet complete ignores this and just reboot over and over as I described above. for now I drain the battery 100% and than I give this a short but I wait 2-3 days first. Once I start it up again I try your adb commands.

I keep you posted here... thx for the moment...
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
Please remember when you first plug in your AC charger after a few days of battery drain, your device will turn on by itself. YOU MUST TRY TO ACCESS TO YOUR BOOTLOADER MENU WITH THE POWER BUTTON AND VOLUME DOWN WHEN YOU FIRST PLUG IN YOUR AC. Otherwise, your device will go back into the reboot loop cycle again. This time I hope that you may be able get into your bootloader menu so we can fix your device, good luck.....:fingers-crossed:

Cheers,

LMK
[Asus Transformer TF700] floripaoliver:
[MENTION=5313285]LetMeKnow[/MENTION] you mean when I plug it into the USB port of my PC and the device gets power first time I press already POWER/VOLUME DOWN right at the beginning to avoid the device starts from alone.? I guess it takes a few minutes until the device has enought power to start so I might holde the buttons for 15 minutes correct?
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I meant your AC charger....:D I am not sure about the USB port from your PC and how long will it take to power up your device.... Whatever you plan to do, you must not let it starts up by itself because it will go into the reboot cycle again. You must try to get into your bootloader menu on the first power up so you can use fastboot to fix your device. Please let me know if you have more questions...

Cheers,

LMK
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
The charging through USB does not. trigger the boot up. I'll confirm this tonight, but I'm pretty sure of it.

A decent charge through USB takes at least 4 hours, I would leave it on there overnight. Just make sure your pc doesn't hibernate..

I think thats the best strategy: let it drain, charge it through USB, then hold Volume Down while turning it on
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
CROMi-X Resurrected is alive and well!!

Ok, there is now a dedicated ROM thread for CROMi-X Resurrected with all the tweaks and settings in one neat flashable package. No need to flash patches, no need for file clean up and the proper partition formatting is build into the installer.

Those of you already on this version of CROMi-X, please come join us in the new thread and help us to improve on this rom even more.

All discussion and problem reporting for CROMi-X Resurrected should be done in the new thread to avoid fragmentation.

See you there! http://xdaforums.com/transformer-tf...ted-tweaks-t3273515/post64370441#post64370441
[Asus Transformer TF700] kuados:
Crombi - kk ROM missing performance mode tab and shorcut to unmount SD card

Guys I just upgraded to crombi-kk rom and when I want to unmount my SD card I have to go into settings-storage to unmount. There isn't an unmount on the shortcut setting tab on the top right corner, is this normal? Also there is no option to switch to performance mode like previously on the stock android. Pardon my noobness cause I'm new to this.
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
This is a JB ROM thread... A lot of users may not know the answer to your question. You may want to go here and post your question on this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2672751

Good lucks,

LMK
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
What you are looking for is part of the Asus UI. If you cannot live without those features the farthest in terms of custom rom you can go is CROMi-X. That was the last Asus stock based rom released.

And we just happen to have a nice version of it fresh and hot off the presses ^^^^ :laugh:
[Asus Transformer TF700] kuados:
Thanks berndblb for your reply. I manage to bring out the performance shortcut tab but could not find the unmount sd card or the ips setting.Anyways i am having a bigger issue now.This morning as i was trying to use my tab and when i press the power button the screen just stays black and its not responding. I tried turning it off too and try booting into recovery but nothing seems to work. The only thing i haven tried is the physical reset button. When connecting into the charger it just shows the battery charging logo when i press on the power button and it vibrates twice.After that still nothing.What could be the problem? It was fine few days ago.Seriously need help guys.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
A number of things could have happened.

If it shows the battery icon that means it does not have enough charge to boot.

Does it stay that way after charging it for a few hours?

Your battery could have gotten "stuck". That does happen and sometimes a trickle charge over your PCs USB port will help. It will not show that it is charging but it does - just very slowly. Connect the tablet directly - not through the dock. And remove the microSD card for now.

Could also be that the battery is dead. As in: kaputt, not functioning anymore....

Could be that your charger died...

If you see the battery icon on the screen it's unlikely that your backlight died, the screen is probably fine, but you could try connecting the tab to a hdmi port on your TV to check for that.

Try the trickle charge. I have even read two accounts from people who had this happen and they literally just shoved the tablet into a drawer, left it alone for a few days, and all the sudden it charged and booted just fine....

So don't give up yet. It may take some patience... but I would not declare it dead just yet
[Asus Transformer TF700] kuados:
I just found it that my battery is all drained that's why i cant turn it on. Before i went to bed last night i had it fully charged but why is it in the morning the battery is all drained up?? Is there something wrong with the battery?? This never happen previously with my stock android.Could it be a coincidence?

I did plug in my charging then trying to turn it on this morning but failed.What i did was i connect the usb connector to my PC and only then will it boot.After once it booted then i just realize the battery is in fact drain.What could cause this? A faulty app running in the background all night ??
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
CROMBi-KK did have a battery drain while sleeping problem I think. Could be any number if apps...

If you like the Asus UI try this rom: http://xdaforums.com/transformer-tf700/development/cromi-x-5-4-resurrected-tweaks-t3273515

Do not select the "no dock and SD card notification" option in Aroma if you like those
[Asus Transformer TF700] bx3m:
Hey guys, bad news :( my TF700T apparently died... It no longer boots, if I plug it in it only boots and shows the 4 penguins, then moves to the Teamwin splashscreen, and then reboots over and over again :( Bad place to ask I know, but did any of you hit this wall before? I refuse to think it dies just when it had a new "soul" in it....
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Can you get into fastboot? If yes, you can just do a buster99.

What rom did you run, btw?
[Asus Transformer TF700] bx3m:
Currently it is still charging, but what I could notice was that I could not do anything, once I plugged it in, it would just reboot over and over - pressing the power+vol dwn button did nothing, the tablet would just vibrate 2 times, 4 penguins, TWRP splash screen then reboot. I was running on the solution which [MENTION=5313285]LetMeKnow[/MENTION] presented in this thread
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Disconnect the dock, take out any SD cards and try to get into fastboot.

Again: which rom?
[Asus Transformer TF700] bx3m:
There is no SD card inserted. Running Cromi-X f2fs. Cannot boot into fastboot, as the button don't seems to do anything :(

PS Tried a hard reset from the button on the left side, keeping it pressed doesn't do anything until I release it, which goes back into the same loop
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Press Power until the tablet reboots. Then press and hold the Volume Down button. That's the left side of the rocker. What happens?
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
I am around a bit more than I used to be. I need to get the MediaFire working again, but I might just move everythting over to OneDrive since I pay for O365 anyway.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bx3m:
Well, if I press the power button once, the device vibrates once then the 4 penguins, Teamwin splash screen, then reboot and loop. Turning it off and pressing the power and volume down starts the device, vibrates twice, but then it's the same drill (4 penguins, Teamwin, reboot). On the top left corner, there should have some been some other text below "The device is unlocked" and it should have gone into recovery mode, but it doesn't...
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
No, it should go into fastboot mode and the bootloader menu. Are you sure you are holding that Vol Down button long enough? The 4 penguins apear and the tablet reboots WHILE you are holding the Vol Down button?

Did you at any time perform a wipe data from the bootloader menu? You know, the screen with the 3 icons....

I truly hope you had a working adb/fastboot connection before this happened. ...

Assuming that you do:

Open Device manager on your PC and keep that window visible

Open a cmd prompt from your adb/fastboot directory, type but do not hit enter yet:

adb devices

Now connect the tablet to your PC let it bootloop and check if at any time it is recognized in Device Manager.

When it shows the TWRP splash screen, hit Enter on the adb devices command and post the result.

If you get a positive response, time it: for how long approx. do you have a connection to the tab?
[Asus Transformer TF700] bx3m:
Yes, I am sure I'm holding it - otherwise it doesn't vibrate 2 times, only once... After pressing the power and vol dwn button, the tablet boots, vibrates 2 times, and while holding the buttons, the 4 penguins appear, then the TWRP splash screen. After releasing the buttons, it just does the exact same thing, over and over (minus the 2 vibrations, it does it only once)..

I tried connecting it to the PC and:

1. Windows says that Windows does nto recognize the device - so it sees something, but doesn't work

2. I tried adb devices continuosly with the device connected - at any given time, nothing showed under list of devices

I will record all of this into a short clip, post it somewhere so you can see exactly what I'm doing
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Shoot man, that does not look good. If you cannot connect either through adb or fastboot there's nothing left to do.....
[Asus Transformer TF700] bx3m:
That's what I was afraid of :( I was also considering a hardware problem with the power button, but I think that the most likely thing is that it's broken beyond reasonable repair efforts... Damn...
[Asus Transformer TF700] alekbom:
Hi!

I also got this tablet and would like to have some info on the solution you have been able to apply... until now... All is Laggy... ?thank you!
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Well, to make a long story short:

unlock the bootloader

flash TWRP 3.x custom recovery

format /data, then convert it to f2fs

flash one of the last Katkiss roms: Katshmallow or Nougatella

from here on out it depends what you want to use it for.

For best performance do not flash a gapps package but sideload your apps' apks.

This tablet is so old, has limited memory and a terrible IO performance - if you're going to try to use it as if it were a current device you'll probably be disappointed no matter how you set it up.

But for basic browsing, reading, email, music and even some word processing it still can be a great tablet. Facebook, Instagram and all the other social media cr**? Not so much...

Start reading in the General section, first sticky, the Beginner's Guide and go from there.

Good luck!