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Download link for 2.16.161.5 is in post #1

I'm sorry but I don't have this file (or any other file in this thread) on my computer anymore. I uploaded everything on androidfilehost.com and apparently they deleted most of my files for no reasons. You'll probably need to download from a private website ($) like this one...

Your version-main is Telus not Rogers. You are using the wrong RUU. You'll have to unlock BL, achieve s-off and finally flash the old Telus RUU. From there you should be able to update ota to the latest version.

You can't unzip a RUU, it's encrypted. Compare your file's md5 value with the one below download link. The must match.

I had the same problem on my mk7 jetta and in my case it was caused by having the USB modem activated on my phone (I often use my phone as a WiFi USB modem for a desktop computer not equipped with WiFi card). Turning back every USB option to normal/off did the trick for me. USB debug is not...

The RUU you were able to flash is not for compatible with your phone. Your phone, the dual-sim variant ''M7CTDU', despite having the same commercial ''HTC One'' name and similar product code ID is a completely different phone from the ''M7_UL'' . The M7_UL RUU was accepted by your phone as a...

It's a crypted file, you can't unzip it. And you don't need to unzip before flashing.

I tested the link and have the same problem as you. Unfortunately, I don't have this file still on my computer so re-uploading it is not possible for me. But there's another option for you. The 7.21.707.5 ruu can still be downloaded from android file host. You can flash this ruu on your phone...

Roms for the M7_U and M7_UL models onlye are interchangeable. At&t is M7_UL so any roms made for the M7_UL or M7_U will work.

The OS line in red means the phone is waiting for the firmware to be flashed (the firmware is partially installed). Go ahead and flash the 7.18.709.2 or better the 7.18.709.20 RUU https://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one/general/lollipop-ruu-zip-small-collection-t3053944

The 7.21.707.21 is available to download in the RUU collection thread (it's a sticky thread). See post #2. Link is also in my signature

Yep sounds like your phone is in Qualcomm download mode. Usually this can happens for 2 reasons. 1- Hardware failure 2- Bad firmware flash this thread can help: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2770684 Hard to tell since we don't know what your friend exactly did or what was...

When you here that USB sound when connecting to your pc, go to the windows device manager and look for devices in the usb section. Is the phone showing as "QHSUSB_DLOAD" or simply "HTC Phone" ?

If I remember correctly, this problem affected all GPE m7 since 2014 when they pushed the 4.4.2 OTA update. They never (Google or neither HTC) solved this in later updates. If you really want it to be unlocked, you could try to achieve S-OFF with the same method used for the Verizon variant...

7.21.707.?? You can try 7.21.707.21 https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59436794&postcount=2 You might have to downgrade your version-main (explained at the end of the linked post)

If your imei/baseband issue is still present after a successfull ruu installation, it might be an hardware issue (I.e the modem chip). The ruu restore all partions back to stock so that should fix every software problems if any.

If you want to reset your phone 100% stock, this ruu its compatible: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=24391638059059566 FYI, it must be flashed using htc_fastboot.exe not the regular fastboot.exe. There is a link in my signature to a ruu thread, there are instructions how to flash at post #1 of...

Can you post your "fastboot getvar all" output and I'll try to find something that fit on your phone.

Sorry for the delayed answer. First, going back S-ON wasn't required and it's also a bad move. Having S-OFF can help a lot when troubleshooting your phone. I don't know what cyanogenmod rom version you tried to install (cyanogenmod roms are so old) but are you sure the one you tried was...

The OS partition is /system. You'll loose the OS if you wipe /system or perform a format. You'll not loose the os with a factory reset. If your phone is S-On you can only flash firmwares that are made for your phone cid/mid. That firmware must also be same or newer than your current firmware...

Yes, what is the problem?

Are you sure your twrp img is the one for the 802 model? Because the versions you'll find linked everywhere in this forum section is for the 801 model (the single sim variant). The dual sim twrp versions are there: https://twrp.me/htc/htconem7dualsim.html Someone probably converted this phone...

The only LG phone I've played with is my gf's old Nexus 5. You should ask in the LG G4 forum or in the Verizon LG G4 forum. The only thing I know is that it will be more difficult because Verizon always make everything possible so their customers can't unlock. Good luck...

Decrypt the ruu using this tool: https://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/tool-universal-htc-ruu-rom-decryption-t3382928 Boot.img can also be extracted from a firmware.zip What version do you need?

Sorry for the delayed answer. Glad you've found the problem with the cable :good: Backbup made with twrp will always have the .emmc.win extension. I'm not sure renaming the file with a .img extension will do the trick, I never tried. Attached is the stock boot.img for your firmware version...

The phone icon with the arrows is actually the stock recovery and appart from the factory reset option there is nothing for you to do there. There is no need to do a factory reset after flashing a ruu, the /data partition is wiped during the ruu flash. You cant extract RUU because those files...

You don't need s-off to flash the latest ruu version matching your cid/mid (the one linked in my last post), you only need s-off if you want to downgrade or if you want to convert your phone to another carrier/region version. Only sunshine will hboot 1.57/1.61 security to off (s-off) And FYI...

irc, you have the option to enable 2tw when installing the kernel from the aroma installer in twrp. It can probably be turned on with a kernel manager or just reflash the kernel and select the options you need.

The 801e is the M7_u variant, the same as M7_ul but lacking LTE. It was sold in Asia and South America. Roms, kernels and recoveries for the M7_ul will work on the M7_u https://dl.twrp.me/m7/

Hboot can't be downgraded when S-ON. Nothing can automatically revert a S-Off phone back to S-On (this include hboot update). The only way to set back S-ON is with the appropriate fastboot command. Are you sure your BL is unlocked? There shouldn't be any signature verification on the recovery...

I Forgot about these links, they are added to all my posts automatically I understand what you mean but it's always a bad idea to go back S-On, it can even brick your phone in the some situations (I.e going back S-On with an unsigned bootloader will brick) This ruu is the only one that should...

The forum section for your phone model is here https://forum.xda-developers.com/asus-zenfone-max-pro-m1

You should not create 2 threads for the same purpose as explained in forum rule #5 https://forum.xda-developers.com/announcement.php?a=81 Just saying because it's easier for everyone (the person requesting help and members) if the discussion take place in a single thread...

What links? I dont remember providing you with any link. :rolleyes: This is the RUU for 7.21.707.151 https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=312968873555002347 You said at post #4 your phone was S-OFF but your "fastboot-getvar all" output is clearly showing that your phone is S-ON. Not really a...

Both CID and MID must be compatible for the RUU. CID and MID can be changed with S-OFF. You can also decrypt the RUU and change the android-info.txt file so it match your CID/MID

If you want to root your phone you'll need to unlock the bootloader (if not already done) and this will wipe your phone, there is no way around this (unless it's S-OFF) www.htcdev.com/bootloader Second step is to flash a custom recovery, TWRP is the preferred one https://dl.twrp.me/m7/ Last...

The first menu you are talking about is the "stock recovery" menu and the second one is the bootloader menu. The factory reset function is handled by the stock recovery hence why it will bring you back in stock recovery after selecting "factory reset" from the bootloader. What is not normal is...

Sorry the hear that, hope everything will be ok It was possible to s-off using other methods than sunshine on older hboot versions but now since 1.57 only Sunshine is working. Depends your carrier bands but irc yes it's possible

If your phone is S-OFF you don't need to relock the bootloader to flash a RUU (exe or zip). When S-On you can only flash signed file and this signature verification can only be done by your phone with a locked (or relocked) bootloader hence the requirement to relock the BL if your phone is S-ON.

If your phone is S-ON you must relock the BL to flash a RUU. What will happen if you don't? SImple, the RUU won't flash. Just unlock the BL again after flashing the RUU.

htc-usb-driver-v4-17-0-001 https://htcusbdriver.com/download/htc-usb-driver-v4-02-0-001

One app used for his workaround can also be used to avoid payment on the app store (remove license verification from app) I think that's why, it's again forum rule #6.

Ok I read on another thread that you can change the default.xml file name to match your cid and it should enables all languages listed in default.xml 1- pull /system/customize/cid/default.xml on your pc 2- rename default.xml to HTC__E11.xml 3- Using twrp push HTC__E11.xml to...

boot in twrp, copy /system/customize/cid/default.xml to your computer. open default.xml with notepad++ and add cs_CZ in the "total_list" string. Create a new string with this value: <item type="boolean" name="cs_CZ">yes</item> save the file and push back to /system/customize/cid/default.xml...

Changing CID requires S-OFF but there is a trick to add languages without flashing another RUU. This will requires at least TWRP installed on your phone and that you perform a factory reset after the trick is done. What language/country do you need?

Sorry, forgot to mention that since your bootlooder is S-ON you must relock it (only s-off bootloader can flash a RUU when unlocked) So do htc_fastboot oem lock before doing htc_fastboot oem rebootRUU htc_fastboot flash zip filename.zip the archive isn't broken, this is an encrypted file and...

install a nougat sprint ruu that will restore your phone back to stock including the recovery(you'll loose your data so backup first). then you'll be able to install all ota updates for Nougat. https://forum.xda-developers.com/one-a9/general/wip-ruu-htc-one-a9-t3240344

your connectivity issue is because hboot 1.44, you'll need xp or 7 to use fastboot. once you get that working you could try to flash a ruu

Flashing without a PC can be done but not recommended. If something goes wrong (and thrust me, it happens pretty often) you'll be stuck with a bootlooping phone. The guide at post #1 is all you need, what part exactly do you have problem understanding?

Since your phone is S-ON and running 7.19.401.51, you can only use the 7.19.401.51 RUU not the 7.19.401.2 (this one is a downgrade). https://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one/general/lollipop-ruu-zip-small-collection-t3053944 And you must use htc_fastboot.exe to flash the RUU, not fastboot.exe