[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] logun1970:
FOR WHITE DELL STREAKS

You'll need the QDLTools for this... so please search/google the links or posts for that.

Typed instructions from these posted from videos that I can't link to yet as I'm a noobe here...

(Hope I didn't fat finger & mistyped anything so be on the safe side & don't cut and paste command line stuff)

1)	Start, type CMD in the “programs search area”, CTL, SHIFT & Enter to start command window in Admin mode.

2)	Type “bcdedit –set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS & press “enter”

3)	Type “bcdedit -set testsigning on” & press “enter”

4)	Reboot

5)	Go to the directory where you’ve stored the QDLTools (ex. C:\Streak\RepairTool) , then into the subfolders until you find the driver folder, open the subfolder “Driver_2.067”, Then “Test Certificate” .

6)	Right click on qcusbtest & install cert

7)	Choose “place all certificates in the following store” & browse

8)	Install cert in the “Trusted Publishers” store, when done click “Ok”

9)	Right Click on the qcusbtest cert again & select “Install Certificate” again

10)	Choose “place all certificates in the following store” & browse

11)	Now install cert in the “Trusted Root Certification Authorites” store

12)	Click “Ok” when done

13)	Remove & replace battery in Streak.

14)	Hold down the Volume Up button & plug in USB cable

15)	PC should detect connection & install drivers (which will fail)

16)	Open control panel & go to device manager

17)	Locate the “Qualcomm HS-USB Diagnostics 9002” (if it doesn’t have a yellow exclamation mark by it, you have the driver & can skip forward to

18)	Right click & select “Update Driver Software”

19)	Select “Browse my computer for driver software”

20)	Select “Let me pick from a list of…”

21)	Choose “Show All Devices” & click “Next”

22)	Click on “Have Disk” & browse to the repair folder, drivers are in the Driver_2.067 folder, if you are using 64bit OS go to WIN64 (Win32 for 32bit)

23)	Select WNET unless there is a folder for your version of Windows (for 64bit choose AMD64 unless you have an Intel Itanium CPU)

24)	Select “qcser.inf”, click Open, then “Ok”

25)	Choose “Qualcomm Incorporated” & choose “Qualcomm HS-USB Diagnostics 9002”, then click “Next”.

26)	Click “Yes” if you get an Update Driver Warning dialogue box, then “close” once installed.

27)	Now go back to QDLTool folder

28)	DISCONNECT USB CABLE FROM STREAK

29)	Start the QDLTool utility

30)	On the QDLTool Upgrade Build screen the area “Device” with “Port:” in it should say “Not Connected”.

31)	Make sure USB cable is UNPLUGGED & remove batter from the Streak.

32)	LEAVE BATTERY OUT FOR AT LEAST ONE MINUTE

33)	Replace battery & install back cover on Streak

34)	Hold down Volume Up button & connect USB cable to go back into diagnostics mode

35)	“Port” in the Device window will change to ”Qalcomm HS-USB Diagnostics 9002 (COM4)” once the Streak has been identified.

36)	Click “Run” to start the update. Takes from 3 to 4 minutes typically.

37)	IF YOU GET A FAILURE AT THIS POINT go back to steps 31 thru 34. Wait for step 35 & follow 36.

38)	When it says “Waiting for Reboot” your Streak should reboot itself, ready to go into Fastboot mode

39)	IF IT FAILS AT THIS POINT: your ADB drivers for fastboot are not installed correctly, so fastboot may be erroring, install drivers & restart steps 28 thru 36.

40)	At this point your device should have been updated & should soon finish booting into the updated Android release.

41)	Take your PC out of Test mode by going to “Start”, type CMD in the “programs search area”, CTL, SHIFT & Enter to start command window in Admin mode

42)	Type in “bcdedit /deletevalue loadoptions

43)	Type in “bcdedit –set testsigning off

44)	Reboot