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I had the same trouble a few months back. Motorola service said that it will cost 12.5K and have 6 months warranty. I went to National Market in Bangalore and got it replaced for 7.2K. They only had the white screen in stock, so I had to go for a change in phone's looks as well. The screen...

Okey.. I did a bit of search and found this link - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1340667 apparently the D720SPRKE1 is same as D720SPRKH1 . You can probably do the edit (in the zip file) that is mentioned in the link, and then try to flash the zip. The file will have contents...

Can you try the 2.3.7 version and see if it works? instead of directly going to 4.0.4

give correct file names as from the folder that was extracted in step 2, things should go good.

Where is the fastboot.exe located in your PC? Are the .img files placed in the same location as fastboot.exe? If not, please copy the files there and retry.

1. The lock on the startup screen is indicative of your bootloader being unlocked. It has nothing to do with your phone being rooted. 2. Update your superuser to the latest binary and apk. If you have latest superuser installed, go to "settings" [the wrench icon on the top-right corner] -->...

. . . Did you try flashing the stock firmware image using fastboot (a guide for 4.1.1 is here, but applicable for any google image as such) Once you flash the stock image, you can re-root and try flashing custom ROM's

Try this link.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1785672 has steps for people exactly in ur situation :)

Thanks for the update, I have added it to the First Post

I think If you remove the battery and see , you will find your exact model# - I9020A or I9020T. According to that you can download the appropriate images from google server

usage: fastboot [ <option> ] <command> commands: update <filename> reflash device from update.zip flashall flash boot + recovery + system flash <partition> [ <filename> ] write a file to a flash partition erase <partition>...

If you don't want it, don't do it... It is possible that some folders like whatsapp etc. remain behind, but they are totally harmless.

If you want to wipe SD, you have to follow the below steps after the 4.0.4 image is flashed. 1. After image flash, the phone will automatically reboot, and shoudl you the welcome screen. Here power off and go to bootloader mode. 2. enter the command fastboot oem lock. This will lock your...

try this link

OK, I'm confused now :o As I understand, flashing the .img WILL wipe out the apps & data. However, I have flashed the CM9 nightlies zip multiple times without loosing the data. Here we are dealing with a stock zip, so I am not sure. You can try the zip method after taking a nandroid backup.