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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kimacs777:
Hi.

Unfortunately i flashed a Android OS system software, while tablet was rooted. It failed. So now I cannot boot into recovery on it A7600-f. My PC computer will not find the tablet when connecting with a USB cable. System will not load on the tablet. It will not go into recovery either when I press "Power+volume up" and choose recovery. Only option is to go into fastboot. However it does not work proberly either! So I think it's lost, or do you know how to solve this?

I have also tried SP Flash tool, but again the tablet is never recognized

However when I go in to fastboot by holding "Power +volume up" down, I write: fastbott devices on my pc. Then the proper name of the tablet comes up:

C:\... fastboot devices

mt6582_phone fastboot

However when trying to flash a stock rom system.img in fastboot I'm stuck at "Erasing" system... and no OKAY comes. Or when I try to boot boot.img from a stock recovery in fastboot it never says ok, only booting..... So I think my fastboot is not working right:

c:\adb>fastboot boot boot.img

downloading 'boot.img'

OKAY [ 0.170s]

booting....

And that's it.. after booting... no OKAY comes and CMD freezes.

So anybody knows how to solve this? How to get my tablet back with a android OS system?

Thanks for any help I can get.

Br.

Kim

PS. Cant post pictures since I have not had 10 posts yet.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] drum747:
Consumer Product Safety Commission just weighed in:

Video: https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/774342331344576512

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/t...Charging-Using-Samsungs-Note-7-392921751.html
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] DVS_Sokar:
Yeah watch the news reporter tell you not to use your "Gallery Note 7"
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] spridell:
Huge news now that US Govt is involved

Who knows what could happen now. Whole new ball game
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
We can all thank biased Consumer Reports for this. Now it says they will replace the Note 7 with a brands new Note 7 pending CPSC approval. Consumer Reports is very biased against several companies yet the ignore companies that put out flawed devices and blindly ignore major issues, ( cough, cough, Apple, cough, cough).

Sent from my wickedly kewl Samsung Galaxy Note 7 using my S Pen. Duh!!!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Intub8:
This will surely delay replacements.

Sent from my SM-N930T Armageddon Edition.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] drum747:
Yeah, I need my "Gallery" Note 7 replacement! Hopefully Samsung can explain the issue and how they corrected it and that government moves at the unlikely speed of "Quickly"!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] ingenious247:
I'm keeping my Note 7 until replacements are available. According to Samsung less than .1% of phones are affected. That's pretty good odds. I'm good.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] drum747:
Samsung's statement:

http://news.samsung.com/us/2016/09/...ommission-in-response-to-note7-battery-issue/

"Company urges Note7 users to power down their devices and immediately participate in exchange program"

I will say that I am keeping the replacement, my Note has settled in over the last week and is running fantastic..
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Intub8:
I am in no way trying to spread fear mongering but I believe the correct number is 70% of devices made have the potential to malfunction. Of that 70% 35 (and climbing) devices have malfunctioned. I am also keeping both of my note 7s until I can get a replacement.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] ingenious247:
Incorrect. 70% of all Note 7 batteries were made by SDI, but it was a small batch of that 70% that have the issue.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] aergern:
Also, this just means that the Consumer Product Safety Commission will make it mandatory that Samsung replace them. So far it's been voluntary. The only way they could possible be assured that all are replaced is if once all of us who have them or who are owed one via the temp phone program the carriers have been doing is to remotely brick them with a message to return them. There will be a certain percentage of morons who insist on keeping theirs because "nothing has gone wrong so far". It really shouldn't delay the replacement as there are too many in the wild.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
And that 70% is for Note 7 phones manufactured in Korea and Viet Nam. Mine was manufactured in China on Aug 17

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[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] chipworkz:
Actually is said "Samsung SDI supplied 70 percent of the batteries fitted into the 2.5 million estimated Galaxy Note 7 units that have so far landed in consumer hands and stores. The other 30 percent of batteries have been provided by Chinese battery maker ATL.". I have not seen anything say that NO Chinese manufactured phone did NOT have an SDI battery in it. I think there is an assumption that they probably had the Chinese ATL battery but has Samsung specifically put it in writing anywhere that no Chinese manufactured phone potentially has this issue?

http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-7-drops-samsung-sdi-batteries-714788/
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] spridell:
I think samsung WILL brick all the bad ones at least in the US by blacklisting the IMEI.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] drum747:
You can actually check your battery here in ES file explorer, someone posted here on XDA somewhere:

device/sys/class/power_supply/battery and then open the file batt_type with a text editor and it will most likely say "sdi sdi"
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] ingenious247:
Samsung officially stated it's only .1% devices out of 2.5 million that have the bad battery. Therefore, a small batch (likely a single lot) out if the 70%.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] LeadDawg:
http://www.androidheadlines.com/2016/09/samsung-tell-galaxy-note-7-new-safe.html

"Anecdotal advice seems to be that batteries manufactured in South Korea weren’t allowed to be sold in China, and so devices that are marked as “Made in China” appear to be safe."

Not nearly as concerned now, while waiting for a replacement...
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] black96ss:
I hope we have replacements in our hands by the end of the month
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
Mine was made in China on 8/18. Originally I thought it was made on 8/17

Sent from my wickedly kewl Samsung Galaxy Note 7 using my S Pen. Duh!!!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] toastido:
All the CPSC is going to do is cause more damage/injury by preventing the exchanges that would have likely started next week, giving time for more defects to rear their heads.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
Exactly

Sent from my wickedly kewl Samsung Galaxy Note 7 using my S Pen. Duh!!!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
Lol, no stubborn people who didn't follow the guidelines expressed by Samsung will cause their own injury.

I get being butt hurt by having to wait longer but please lets be adults and accept our actions as well as the possible consequences.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pete4k:
First of all, as far as I know SDI is making Li-ion battery cells for years (my Note 3 had them), but this is the first time they subcontracted assembly of cells to some new Korean Company (previously cells were assembled in China from SDI cells). I think it is this new company that screw up assembly. AT least this is how I understand this so far by reading various sources. I still can't find what the exact problem is. As far as our government agencies go, they can go fly a kite.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
Why it happened:

http://www.samsung.com/uk/news/local/uk-statement-regarding-galaxy-note7

Q. What is the issue?

A: Based on our investigation, we learned that there was an issue with the battery cell. An overheating of the battery cell occurred when the anode-to-cathode came into contact which is a very rare manufacturing process error.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
I don't know what this has to do with my post.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pete4k:
Thank you, but I read that, still doesn't explain how and what the error was. Also this does not explain why in most cases it happens during charging, unless heating during charge causes the internal short. I heard something about assembly being too tight and crashing the wall, damaging separator, but can't find source. It is important to know why, because if it's overcharging due to faulty circuit protection and thermal runaway, then failure happens during charge only, easy to monitor, if there is internal weakness creating short, then failure can happen at anytime, even when shut down.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] chipworkz:
Mine says SDI SDI as well. Mine was made in China so if it was true about what people keep posting around here that the Chinese phones only used the ATL batteries, it shouldn't say SDI, it should say ATL right?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] toastido:
So everyone should power of their phone right now, and exchange it immediately? Cause those are the guidelines currently.

I'm not "butt hurt" as you so eloquently put it... Just stating facts. If left alone, the Samsung exchange units would likely have been available sooner. By making everyone wait (probably much longer) the CPSC will, albeit indirectly, cause people who would have exchanged for the n7 replacement to hold off until the CPSC "approved" units are released. The longer the time period with the original units, the chance of more defective units that haven't failed yet suddenly faulting increases.... thus increasing the risk someone will be injured or worse. All because the CPSC couldn't let well enough alone. Thanks for jumping to conclusions about the state of my butt, though.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
I don't know what it is about this thread and people needing to explain the obvious like it will some how sound different.

Point is the CPSC isnt putting anyone in more danger when you observe the directions from EVERY carrier and Samsung. The directions to not use the phone.

Then people will say but i don't have a spare, well you get a full exchange. Well i don't want another phone, well I don't know what planet everyone else is from but that sounds like a personal problem.

Of course everyone wants a scapegoat and doesn't want to take personal responsibility.

You're an adult, and there are very reasonable options that don't include risking life and limb for the next big thing.

But if you choose to wait, you put yourself in harms way if there is any harm to be had. Not the CPSC.

Welp there I go stating the obvious..
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Tidbits:
The ones SOLD, and made in China. My guess it was cheaper to use Chinese batteries.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] drmacrofish:
If that were true and Samsung really narrowed it down that much, then they would have just recalled those devices and saves millions of dollars. Nope. Problem is much more widespread my friend.

---------- Post added at 07:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:01 AM ----------

No. Only the people who don't listen to the strongly worded guideline of "power off the device and don't charge it" will cause themselves potential damage or harm. People need to start taking responsibility for their own actions and choices. * OK, now off soap box.*

I do agree with you though that the whole process or replacement is going to potentially take a lot longer now. And here in the US, if Samsung can't come up with a convincing "fix", the resale may never be approved and we may ultimately be without a Note 7 option at all.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] raw2000j:
Mine made in China but says SDI SDI what gives?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] drmacrofish:
Again, people saying that the phones made in China are OK are wrong. If this were the case, it would NOT be a total recall of ALL units. Think about it.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] shorty87:
I returned mine last night. Will wait and buy the new one when it's out in a month or whenever. No point keeping a $1000 paper weight.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] douger1957:
This was in my inbox this morning.

I don't think T-Mobile is one of those "select carriers" if I'm reading this correctly:

I see nothing about Samsung J phones in that. I don't think they'll give you an iPhone as a loaner, for example. I would expect a premiere loaner, just as I would expect a Cadillac loaner for a owned Cadillac and not a Kia. I would consider a S7 to be a suitable loaner.

Adding the CPSC to the mix undoubtedly adds unnecessary delay to us receiving Note 7 replacements. The government cares little about your personal safety but rather maintaining their bureaucratic monstrosity. I've made what I think is an informed decision to wait for the Note 7 replacement and continue to use the one I bought until it arrives. I've considered the odds... 35, or a hundred, or even several hundred fires or explosions out of 2.5 million units sold is pretty slim odds. I would caution that I am prepared to pay the piper if it goes wrong. You need to make your own evaluation and figure out whether your decision fits within your own comfort zone.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] MasterKaiser:
I read somewhere that all Tmo's Note 7 were made in China BUT with the faulty battery.

I'm kind of paranoiac touching my note every 10 minutes if it feels abnormally hot. Anybody knows if the phone first get very hot and then could be burn/explode? or it may explode without any notice?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] rile1564:
So I'm going to bite the bullet and either exchange my phone for the loaner J series until the new Notes come in or get a full refund, get a burner at Wal-Mart then get the unlocked Note 7 once that comes out. I love this phone too much not to get it again. Reason for going unlocked is that it'll have the Exynos, which is a hair faster and has better battery life.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] dirtymindedx:
Not returning my phone until they have in store replacements. One thing that can actually happen is we never see this phone again. If CPSC doesn't like the replacement then no note 7. Going to take a chance and keep mine hoping i am not the 1 percent that explodes. We can be holding on to a rare unfindable phone. Or we see a Note 8 released very shortly due to failure of Note 7.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] spridell:
For anyone keeping their phone (and paid full price) and wants to sell it afterward, remember it will now be ILLEGAL to do so with a recall from the CPSC. So be very careful.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Intub8:
T-mobile is not participating in the j series loaner program. My source is call and ask them.

Sent from my SM-N930T Armageddon Edition.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Cyberguycpt:
Do you guys think ebay is opening up themselves to a class action lawsuit buy still allowing Note 7 sales?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] MasterKaiser:
Talked with a Tmo rep also, and he told me that they will give me a loaner phone (no model specified) meanwhile the new notes arrive.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Intub8:
Which method did you use? Phone, store , web chat or social media? I am only asking so I can try and get a loaner phone.

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[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] MasterKaiser:
By Phone, I told him that my Note7 was my only device, he put me on hold to talk with a manager, then the rep told me that they will give me a loaner phone. I think you have to push it a little bit.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
My local corporate owned store that I checked with last night talking to the manager who is the same guy I have dealt with for the last 3 to 4 years said you can turn your phone in if you feel uncomfortable about it but you will be without a phone until replacements arrive as they won't give you a loaner cause that is not how it works. Your other option is yo to the full return and get a different phone. He has a Note 7 himself and is going to wait on a replacement to arrive. He said customer care is very quick to tell you to go into a store and get a loaner and it isn't that simple cause most store don't have "loaner" phones cause all trade ins and returns are sent out to a refurbishment center for resale online. His best advice was to only deal with customer care for bill related issues.

Sent from my wickedly kewl Samsung Galaxy Note 7 using my S Pen. Duh!!!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] chipworkz:
I am glad that the method for checking the battery was found and it is clear now that just because the phone was made in China, it doesn't mean it has the Chinese battery. I cautioned people of this when they posted that their phone was fine since it was made in China so they were OK. It is crazy how many people state things as fact when they have no proof.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] MasterKaiser:
That was I told already... Tmo Note7 = Made in China with defective battery.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
Indulge my laziness, what method is that?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] tommason1968:
They suggest that we power down the phones and return them, BUT they don't have a Note 7 replacement. IF I WANTED ANY OTHER PHONE I WOULD HAVE BOUGHT IT!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] chipworkz:
lol page 2 of this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=68612970&postcount=15
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Cyberguycpt:
Some of you guys have me seriously laughing. Really you will put yourself in danger for a phone. You guys sound like the kids in the store mad at their mom because she won't buy the Cheerios and instead is buying the Toastios. Lol.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] douger1957:
35 incidents out of 2.5 million phones? Will there be more incidents? Probably. But the odds are forever in your favor.

Once the battery issue is resolved, the Note 7 will be just about the best phone available. The V20 isn't available yet, nor is the iPhone 7. Should I trade in now for an inferior phone I'll be stuck with?

I'll roll the dice.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] drum747:
This is how I charge mine. Just to be safe. Liposack LOL just saying. I'll wait for a replacement.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] thegameksk:
What makes no sense is T Mobile not using Samsungs loaner program.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
They are using it. They have updated the info. They are sending me an S7 as a loaner and they ate sending it UPS Expidited next day.

Sent from my wickedly kewl Samsung Galaxy Note 7 using my S Pen. Duh!!!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Intub8:
our loaner complaints have been heard......Call us today at 1-844-275-9309. We’ll ship you any device of your choice in our inventory with free next business day shipping. You can keep it or use it as a “loaner” until the new Note7 is available.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] LeadDawg:
Just ordered me and the wife 2-S7 edges for loaners also, now wondering if we can get the Gear VR gift for 'buying' an S7 (or edge) as it's going on your bill as a purchase until it's returned? Might as well get something for the trouble, I spent close to an hour listening to horrible on hold music, and spoke to no less than 3 reps before getting one that actually knew about the loaners.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] galaxy4mylife:
My rep said it didn't start till the 12th and that the recall ends on the 30th so if Samsung doesn't have the new note in stock I have to stick with the loaner phone cause I'm out of my buyers remorse period... Well I think that's what was said could not understand her at all. This is pissing me off so much.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
I only talked to one person and she knew about it. At first she said I had to send my phone in before they would send me a "loaner" but said if I wasn't having any issues with my phone that I could keep my phone and not deal with a loaner cause they would have replacementvNote 7s sometime next week then she put me on hold to check with her supervisor and to see what phone they had available for a loaner and then came back and said the only thing available for loaner was the S7. Took about 30 minutes to process and at the end of the call she said once the replacement Note 7 we're available to take my "loaner" phone into my local store and turn it in for a new Note 7 then she said I can keep my original Note 7. On the alerts on my account, it doesn't say anything about turning in my current Note 7.

Sent from my wickedly kewl Samsung Galaxy Note 7 using my S Pen. Duh!!!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] thegameksk:
Do you know how that will work with the jump plan?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Ser0mancerXXIV:
With jump it is rolled back as if you never had the phone, once replacements are out you will process as a regular jump upgrade if you so choose (won't matter if you're on jump v1 or the crap v2), due to billing cycle delay customers are urged to watch for any discrepancies.

If you want a loaner device and any rep denies that option immediately ask to be transferred to customer retention. They have far more authority and usually stay well informed. Loaner devices are not subject to buyer's remorse timeframe btw.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Root-Maniac:
Hey guys I encourage everybody to sign up for this class action lawsuit. Includes the note 5 as well as the note 7

http://www.theclassactionnews.com/blog/samsung-galaxy-note-5-class-action/
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
Really for the S Pen? I may as well go and wait for spills in the super market to slip in.

People always have their hands out.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Root-Maniac:
Agreed. I didn't start it so you can't knock me. I just shared it [emoji6] [emoji6]
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] MasterKaiser:
Went yesterday to a Tmo store and asked for a loaner phone, the rep said that I may choose whatever phone they have in stock, and gave me 2 options:

1. Choose any phone in stock and exchange it when the revised N7 is available.

(you can exchange only with the Note 7)

2. Keep the new phone that they loan me (in my case S7 Edge) and forget the Note7.

They told me that the new N7 is highly probably available next week.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] stlbluesfan:
Even with the government involved? This is why I don't know if I want to return mine just yet. I have an backup s7 to use right now. Should I hold off and see since I have a backup phone?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] spridell:
I am waiting for CPSC official statement which I am sure will be this week.

We might learn a lot from the statement especially time frame
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] thegameksk:
Now im confused. I called them and they gave me samsungs number. Samsung told me they would send me a J phone only. T mobile had told me I would still make payments on the jump plan even though I will not have a note 7.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Intub8:
Go to the tmobile newsroom page and read exactly what it says to the rep .

Sent from my SM-N930T Armageddon Edition.