[Q] Bricked Tab3, Help**

RedWhiteBlue

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• Jun 27, 2014

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Hello,

I successfully rooted my Galaxy Tab 3 (model sm-t110, if that matters), then made a huge mistake. Upon believing that i was going to sell it, i went to settings, and selected to reset phone, foolishly thinking it would take it back to factory/out-of-the-box condition. Now, when i attempt startup, the B&W logo appears repeatedly, followed by this screen with options:

What is the best way to fix this? I prefer to go back to the rooted version, or whichever method is easiest!

Thanks for any help you guys can provide!

RWB

 

Last edited: Jun 27, 2014

RedWhiteBlue

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re:

The closest i came is trying to flash? a ROM (i think, my knowledge is obv limited) via SD card. But i think i read error msgs right before the device re-booted...

Thanks again....

RWB

EDIT: microSD, not USB! Dammit

 

Last edited: Jun 27, 2014

RedWhiteBlue

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• Jun 29, 2014

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HELP!?

Lil' help please?!

Just point me in the right direction, anything!!

Thanks in advance!

 

mrao

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• Jun 29, 2014

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You can download the stock firmware and flash it via Odin. That should restore it back to it's stock unrooted out of the box state

 

RedWhiteBlue

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• Jul 1, 2014

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mrao said:

You can download the stock firmware and flash it via Odin. That should restore it back to it's stock unrooted out of the box state

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Hey, thanks for the reply.

Currently, i dont have access to a PC or laptop. I can borrow one from a friend, if needed...seems like it is a necessity, right??

Thanks again, and if there are any other tips you or anyone can provide, it would be MUCH appreciated!

RWB

 

mrao

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• Jul 5, 2014

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Yes. You would need a Windows PC for ODin to work, and the Samsung drivers installed.

 

RedWhiteBlue

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RedWhiteBlue

mrao said:

Yes. You would need a Windows PC for ODin to work, and the Samsung drivers installed.

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Hey thanks for the help...pretty sure once i get my hands on a PC, i can tackle this!

RWB

P.S. Happy late 4th everyone!

 

RedWhiteBlue

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Last question, i promise:

Would this be possible with a chromebook??

Thanks again...

 

mrao

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• Jul 15, 2014

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RedWhiteBlue said:

Last question, i promise:

Would this be possible with a chromebook??

Thanks again...

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Not so familiar with chrome books, but I'm guessing, NO

 

mrao

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• Aug 30, 2014

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Look around for jODIN3 , it's a web based solution for flashing Odin files...I know for a fact that it works on Mac and Linux..,
You might want to give it a shot and let us know if it works on a chrome book

Here's the link

https://builds.casual-dev.com/jodin3/