Recent content by Tiago117

I don't know man. Already tried so many things to recover my Lumia 1020. Ended up buying a replacement motherboard. JTAG shops couldn't repair it. I had Win10 in it and it just crashed with the "can't find bootable option" error.

I replaced the motherbard with one from eBay. It worked. Software fixes did nothing. JTAG also didn't work.

Well, one store told me it was a corrupted memory and another told me it was a corrupted boot on the CPU. They both used JTAG with different boxes and since it's been a while since Windows Phone has been in use, I'm not sure it's worthwhile to continue trying to fix this.

Well, my phone (Lumia 1020) was sent to be repaired via JTAG and it didn't work. The guy said the boot on the CPU was corrupted and there was no fix. He tried everything he could and he's a member of this forum: http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/ He also said that this is a problem with Lumias...

Well, my phone was sent to be repaired via JTAG and it didn't work. The guy said the boot on the CPU was corrupted and there was no fix. He tried everything he could and he's a member of this forum: http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/ He also said that this is a problem with Lumias, where this...

Well, my phone was sent to be repaired via JTAG and it didn't work. The guy said the boot on the CPU was corrupted and there was no fix. He tried everything he could and he's a member of this forum: http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/ He also said that this is a problem with Lumias, where this...

I can't see a PLAT partition on the mounted .ffu image. If an .ffu can't be edited, than what else is there to do? What about this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/mount-and-modify-a-windows-image-using-dism

When you mount an .ffu image, where are the registry keys that are used to check if the image matches the phone located? I'm going to try and load it, edit it and close it. But I keep getting errors with the dism tool and judging by the log files it's because these ffus are no longer supported.

I tried a system restore to before I installed the qualcom drivers (I think, not sure), still no good. Phone still can't be recognized by the laptop. Phone just enters the "can't find bootable option" loop and nothing else happens. Now I must be really screwed. :( Edit: GOD DAMNIT AGAIN! Used a...

And now the phone is not being recognized by the laptop. :( I installed the .inf qualcomm drivers I found online and it stopped being recognized ever since. I've deleted them but still nothing. I also uninstalled the Nokia BOOTMGR on device manager in hopes it would reconnect but nothing...

I updated my Lumia 1020 to Windows 10 by changing a few registry values to make it look like a Lumia 950XL, which is why it can't be flashed now, because of those broken values. But I don't remember using any .cab files during that so I probably didn't touch it. My intent is to get my Lumia 1020...

The Lumia 640 phone I have is a standard non hacked phone with Windows 10 by default. On that link you wrote, that ROM is from an updated phone? From 8 to 10? What do you mean? On my broken Lumia 1020 or on this Lumia 640? On my 1020 I don't remember doing that.

I used the efiesp.bin partition from a factory ffu from the Lumiafirmware.com website. I mounted the images, unlocked them on WPI and tried to flash them but WPI crashed. Maybe I missed something. Will now try what you sent with that link. Either way, I have a Lumia 640 I can unlock, extract...

I've tried it with a Lumia 950XL ffu but it crashed WPI. I'm not sure but I don't have any installed drivers like the ones mentioned in WPI: I don't remember ever having them installed. Could it be why I'm getting problems and WPI keeps crashing? I formatted my PC and now I only have WDRT and...

I've tried that but it doesn't work. I got the EFIESP partition from the original factory WP8 image but it doesn't work. Could it be because the last OS on the phone was Windows Mobile 10? Also, on Windows Phone Internals, everything is shown as Blown or in red color and very little can be done...