Flash back to original stock?

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Motawa88

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Is it possible to flash everything back to stock (incase i want to give the tf700 back)?

 

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vampyric_blood

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Everything can be flashed back to stock, but it cannot have the bootloader locked again.

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vampyric_blood said:

Everything can be flashed back to stock, but it cannot have the bootloader locked again.

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is the unlocked bootloader somehow displaz on the tablet when booting?

 

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Motawa88 said:

is the unlocked bootloader somehow displaz on the tablet when booting?

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At the very first part of the boot process. The screen that says Asus, in the top left corner it will read this tablet is unlocked.

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vampyric_blood said:

At the very first part of the boot process. The screen that says Asus, in the top left corner it will read this tablet is unlocked.

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I just got my tf700 and its really laggy and slow do you think a custom rom will solve that problem?

 

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vampyric_blood

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Motawa88 said:

I just got my tf700 and its really laggy and slow do you think a custom rom will solve that problem?

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It should. There are many good ones out there. I personally am using cromix 5.4 and crombikk. Both of them are great and don't have lag issues. Crombikk is still in a beta phase so there are bugs still being worked out. Cromix is stock based and is very smooth and stable.

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vampyric_blood said:

It should. There are many good ones out there. I personally am using cromix 5.4 and crombikk. Both of them are great and don't have lag issues. Crombikk is still in a beta phase so there are bugs still being worked out. Cromix is stock based and is very smooth and stable.

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My battery life is pretty bad too. It drops 10% in 12 minutes... Brightnes set to 70% and ips+ is off, of course.

 

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vampyric_blood

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Well, if you have installed a custom recovery then I would say do a nandroid backup in recovery, install a custom ROM and see how it goes. If you don't like it you can always just retire the nandroid backup.

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Motawa88

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my dock does not charge my tablet. The baattry on the tablet goes down... Could it be a sofware bug is it broken?

 

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Motawa88 said:

My battery life is pretty bad too. It drops 10% in 12 minutes... Brightnes set to 70% and ips+ is off, of course.

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That's not normal. Enable "Show CPU usage" in developer options to see which process is heating your CPU.

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my dock does not charge my tablet. The baattry on the tablet goes down... Could it be a sofware bug is it broken?

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The dock should start charging the tablet battery when it falls below 70% or so.

 

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Motawa88

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• May 3, 2014

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coudlnt find the 4.2.1 asus stock rom. Any ideas?

 

berndblb

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• May 3, 2014

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Motawa88 said:

coudlnt find the 4.2.1 asus stock rom. Any ideas?

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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Asus+support+downloads

Type "Transformer" in the search box, choose the TF700T, choose the firmware for your SKU

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• May 4, 2014

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berndblb said:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Asus+support+downloads

Type "Transformer" in the search box, choose the TF700T, choose the firmware for your SKU

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What Is sku?

 

berndblb

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• May 4, 2014

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Motawa88 said:

What Is sku?

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Your region: WW for Europe, US for North America, TW for Taiwan etc.
Check your build number in Abou Tablet. It gives you your SKU

 

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Motawa88

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Thank you

 

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berndblb said:

Your region: WW for Europe, US for North America, TW for Taiwan etc.
Check your build number in Abou Tablet. It gives you your SKU

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How to flash the file? Tried with TWRP but it doesnt work.

 

berndblb

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• May 5, 2014

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Motawa88 said:

How to flash the file? Tried with TWRP but it doesnt work.

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You have to unzip the downloaded file once. The result will be another zip file.
Flash that second zip in TWRP.

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