Have a look at this video, dont worry you only have to watch it up to 3 minutes. All you need to do is take off battery cover, take out battery, sdcard and sim, then take out the screws and disconnect the plastic and ul see the motherboard. Iv attached also a pic so you know what connections you need to check, make sure they all connected properly. When you take off the plastic you will see all the connections, just make sure they all connected (give em a push to be sure). Once you done that, just put the plastic back on and screws back in and battery, sdcard and sim and hopefully when you press power it will be good. If not then id say you need new LCD.
Just wondering, do you know if the previous owner changed the screen? coz he might of put the wrong one in. The desire either has an S-LCD or Amoled screen.
HTC Desire disassemble video
Ah balls. U could fix it urself, u can get cheap lcd off ebay, bout 20 euro i think.
U know once the plastic is off the phone, at the top left corner theres a wee screw, take that out then unclip the flex cables and the motherboard comes straight out then simply pop out the lcd. Up to u tho
Cant tell to be honest. It says its for desire bravo, which is right but whats the 6200 number all about? Funny thing is, i have a perfect lcd in my drawer haha, pitty u live the other side of the world
Ok, I went over everything again and made sure I didn't miss anything. This was the output of the command:
HT07CPL02294 fastboot
Yea let a charge for at least an hour. Then run the RUU. I cant guarantee that itll work, but if this doesnt work, I would think that there is some sort of disconnection with a screen cable. In that case, i would suggest dissembling the phone and making sure that all screen cables are connected properly. But hopefully the RUU will do the trick
Yea let a charge for at least an hour. Then run the RUU. I cant guarantee that itll work, but if this doesnt work, I would think that there is some sort of disconnection with a screen cable. In that case, i would suggest dissembling the phone and making sure that all screen cables are connected properly. But hopefully the RUU will do the trick
Make sure HTC sync isnt running in the background when you run the ruu (open task manager and kill any htc stuff before starting the ruu).
Check once more to see if "fastboot devices" recognizes the phone. If it does try the ruu. The ruu will tell you if it cant detect the phone. If that is the case, i have other solutions