Windows Phone Updates, like right now......

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LastOttoman

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Disclaimer, use this at your own risk, if this voids your warranty I’m not being held responsible, blah blah all that junk.

Well, first, thanks go out for Microsoft for releasing a support tool for Windows Phone yesterday. Inside that tool, were unreal hidden gems.

Basically they’ve created a managed wrapper over the whole update process for us, rather nice of them.

So I flashed my HTC Mozart back to RTM (7004) via a ROM update HTC ship and whipped up a little application to flash pre-NoDo (7008), NoDo (7355), NoDo update 1 (7389) & NoDo update 2 (7390) all in a single process. No I don’t care which carrier you are on, which phone you have, it’ll just update your phone accordingly.

We really have to commend Microsoft here for being able to split up the OS updates into differential packs, which saves users downloading 200+ MB updates, unlike the IFruit updates.

All you need to do is run the ChevronWP7.Updater.exe console app and follow the prompts.

Make sure you select the RIGHT language for your device. To double check what your default language is, go to Settings > Keyboard and if your selected language is displayed in the Console app, you’re good to select it. If it isn’t in the list, DON’T flash it just yet.

Now, download the following files.

x86 Operating System (32 bit)

Windows Phone Support Tools
http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/5/4/15427EAF-AD42-4E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-x86.msi
ChevronWP7.Updater
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=G1OEGML1

x64 Operating System (64 bit)

Windows Phone Support Tools
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-amd64.msi

ChevronWP7.Updater
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=40MA6F02

Once you’ve installed the support tools and extracted the ChevronWP7.Updater.zip to the desktop, plug your phone in and wait 30 seconds.

Now start ChevronWP7.Updater.exe (this should kill Zune) and follow the prompts.

If you’re updating from Version 7004, you need to run the Updater TWICE, this needs the preUpdate before we can flash NoDo.

Again, if your language isn’t in the Chevron updater, DON’T attempt to update your phone. Some of the applications won’t work otherwise.

This “might” work for HD2 owners, haven’t tried it out just yet. If it does, report below and tell me .

There is NO revert process, again, flash at your own risk.


I flashed my Samsung Omnia 7 works fine
Big Tenks to walshie
 
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ys8574

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If I do so like you suggest with my HD2 (WP 7.0.7004.0), he still asks to update the february update..
And I did it twice like suggested...

Thanks anyway!
 
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ys8574

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It doesn't work for me but I still have to install the February update. Does anyone know if there is already a new rom with this update included?
Thx!
 

JamesAllen

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Where does this method pull the updates from? Is it the same update being tested by AT&T for the Focus?
 

AndrewakaMJ

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Didn't work for me...tried 4 times and kept getting some error, then got booted from the program...not sure what the deal is. Samsung Focus, AT&T

Sent from my SGH-i917 using Board Express
 

fleon888

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Also not working for me- Samsung Focus on AT&T. Program runs, reboots phone, seems to update, but on examination I'm still at 7004.
 

sirpwn4g3

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Sadly I should've resisted. I did this on my AT&T Samsung Focus, everything is great except I have no marketplace and no Zune functionality..
 

walshieau

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Disclaimer, use this at your own risk, if this voids your warranty I’m not being held responsible, blah blah all that junk.

Well, first, thanks go out for Microsoft for releasing a support tool for Windows Phone yesterday. Inside that tool, were unreal hidden gems.

Basically they’ve created a managed wrapper over the whole update process for us, rather nice of them.

So I flashed my HTC Mozart back to RTM (7004) via a ROM update HTC ship and whipped up a little application to flash pre-NoDo (7008), NoDo (7355), NoDo update 1 (7389) & NoDo update 2 (7390) all in a single process. No I don’t care which carrier you are on, which phone you have, it’ll just update your phone accordingly.

We really have to commend Microsoft here for being able to split up the OS updates into differential packs, which saves users downloading 200+ MB updates, unlike the IFruit updates.

All you need to do is run the ChevronWP7.Updater.exe console app and follow the prompts.

Make sure you select the RIGHT language for your device. To double check what your default language is, go to Settings > Keyboard and if your selected language is displayed in the Console app, you’re good to select it. If it isn’t in the list, DON’T flash it just yet.

Now, download the following files.

x86 Operating System (32 bit)

Windows Phone Support Tools
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...-4E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-x86.msi
ChevronWP7.Updater
http://blog.walshie.me/Share/ChevronWP7.Updater.x86.zip

x64 Operating System (64 bit)

Windows Phone Support Tools
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-amd64.msi

ChevronWP7.Updater
http://blog.walshie.me/Share/ChevronWP7.Updater.x64.zip

Once you’ve installed the support tools and extracted the ChevronWP7.Updater.zip to the desktop, plug your phone in and wait 30 seconds.

Now start ChevronWP7.Updater.exe (this should kill Zune) and follow the prompts.

If you’re updating from Version 7004, you need to run the Updater TWICE, this needs the preUpdate before we can flash NoDo.

Again, if your language isn’t in the Chevron updater, DON’T attempt to update your phone. Some of the applications won’t work otherwise.

This “might” work for HD2 owners, haven’t tried it out just yet. If it does, report below and tell me .

There is NO revert process, again, flash at your own risk.


I flashed my Samsung Omnia 7 works fine
Big Tenks to walshie

In the future, just link directly to my Blog, direct linking to the installers doesn't enable me to update them if there is an issue.
 

phez

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Have an AT&T Focus, carrier unlocked, Chevron'ed and I can't seem to update. I have tried using the "Windows Support Tool" and still no luck. See log below if it looks right

UpdateWP version 4.7.1404

Applying updates to device
Id: \\?\usb#vid_045e&pid_0710#b7d536af-3362-ca4a-6b09-6f8888553bf1#{ca3d7387-f67b-11da-bbec-8000600fe800}
SN: af36d5b7 - 62334aca - 6b096f88 - 88553bf1
Name: SGH-i917
KITLName: QSD8XXX19417BBB
Manufacturer: SAMSUNG
ModelId: 1
MobileOperator:
Version: 07.00.07004.00-00000


Checking your phone's status.
Checking your phone's status: Completed in 0.01 seconds

Checking system requirements.
Checking system requirements: Completed in 0 seconds

Downloading updates.
Downloading updates: 0%
Downloading updates: Completed in 3.07 seconds

Checking system requirements.
Checking system requirements: Completed in 0 seconds

Installing updates. Please wait: 100%
Installing updates. Please wait: Completed in 5.57 seconds

Rebooting your phone..
Rebooting your phone: Completed in 42.3 seconds

Completing updates..
Completing updates: Completed in 1.28 seconds
The device has been updated to version 07.00.07004.03-00.00.00000.00-00.00.00000.00


When i look at the "About" status it still shows 7.00.07004.0

Any ideas?
 

God_Lx

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Feb 27, 2008
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Updated fine, but after the update anything related with messaging (SMS's, E-mail some contacts) doesn't work. Orange HTC Mozart running branded 7008...
 

phez

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Ok, I installed the Debrander xap util and it debranded to 00-88. I then ran Zune and it showed update available. It upgrade phone to 7008 from 7004. But even after that running chevron update still fails.

Maybe it was pulled from the site due to unforeseen problems.

Btw, don't reinstall debrander over your original debrander as it loses the original carrier details :( no I cannot rebrand to at&t unless I do a reg hack *I think*
 

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    Disclaimer, use this at your own risk, if this voids your warranty I’m not being held responsible, blah blah all that junk.

    Well, first, thanks go out for Microsoft for releasing a support tool for Windows Phone yesterday. Inside that tool, were unreal hidden gems.

    Basically they’ve created a managed wrapper over the whole update process for us, rather nice of them.

    So I flashed my HTC Mozart back to RTM (7004) via a ROM update HTC ship and whipped up a little application to flash pre-NoDo (7008), NoDo (7355), NoDo update 1 (7389) & NoDo update 2 (7390) all in a single process. No I don’t care which carrier you are on, which phone you have, it’ll just update your phone accordingly.

    We really have to commend Microsoft here for being able to split up the OS updates into differential packs, which saves users downloading 200+ MB updates, unlike the IFruit updates.

    All you need to do is run the ChevronWP7.Updater.exe console app and follow the prompts.

    Make sure you select the RIGHT language for your device. To double check what your default language is, go to Settings > Keyboard and if your selected language is displayed in the Console app, you’re good to select it. If it isn’t in the list, DON’T flash it just yet.

    Now, download the following files.

    x86 Operating System (32 bit)

    Windows Phone Support Tools
    http://download.microsoft.com/downl...-4E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-x86.msi
    ChevronWP7.Updater
    http://blog.walshie.me/Share/ChevronWP7.Updater.x86.zip

    x64 Operating System (64 bit)

    Windows Phone Support Tools
    http://download.microsoft.com/downl...E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-amd64.msi

    ChevronWP7.Updater
    http://blog.walshie.me/Share/ChevronWP7.Updater.x64.zip

    Once you’ve installed the support tools and extracted the ChevronWP7.Updater.zip to the desktop, plug your phone in and wait 30 seconds.

    Now start ChevronWP7.Updater.exe (this should kill Zune) and follow the prompts.

    If you’re updating from Version 7004, you need to run the Updater TWICE, this needs the preUpdate before we can flash NoDo.

    Again, if your language isn’t in the Chevron updater, DON’T attempt to update your phone. Some of the applications won’t work otherwise.

    This “might” work for HD2 owners, haven’t tried it out just yet. If it does, report below and tell me .

    There is NO revert process, again, flash at your own risk.


    I flashed my Samsung Omnia 7 works fine
    Big Tenks to walshie

    In the future, just link directly to my Blog, direct linking to the installers doesn't enable me to update them if there is an issue.
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    Disclaimer, use this at your own risk, if this voids your warranty I’m not being held responsible, blah blah all that junk.

    Well, first, thanks go out for Microsoft for releasing a support tool for Windows Phone yesterday. Inside that tool, were unreal hidden gems.

    Basically they’ve created a managed wrapper over the whole update process for us, rather nice of them.

    So I flashed my HTC Mozart back to RTM (7004) via a ROM update HTC ship and whipped up a little application to flash pre-NoDo (7008), NoDo (7355), NoDo update 1 (7389) & NoDo update 2 (7390) all in a single process. No I don’t care which carrier you are on, which phone you have, it’ll just update your phone accordingly.

    We really have to commend Microsoft here for being able to split up the OS updates into differential packs, which saves users downloading 200+ MB updates, unlike the IFruit updates.

    All you need to do is run the ChevronWP7.Updater.exe console app and follow the prompts.

    Make sure you select the RIGHT language for your device. To double check what your default language is, go to Settings > Keyboard and if your selected language is displayed in the Console app, you’re good to select it. If it isn’t in the list, DON’T flash it just yet.

    Now, download the following files.

    x86 Operating System (32 bit)

    Windows Phone Support Tools
    http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/5/4/15427EAF-AD42-4E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-x86.msi
    ChevronWP7.Updater
    http://www.megaupload.com/?d=G1OEGML1

    x64 Operating System (64 bit)

    Windows Phone Support Tools
    http://download.microsoft.com/downl...E4A-8179-9A3C5483E366/WPSupportTool-amd64.msi

    ChevronWP7.Updater
    http://www.megaupload.com/?d=40MA6F02

    Once you’ve installed the support tools and extracted the ChevronWP7.Updater.zip to the desktop, plug your phone in and wait 30 seconds.

    Now start ChevronWP7.Updater.exe (this should kill Zune) and follow the prompts.

    If you’re updating from Version 7004, you need to run the Updater TWICE, this needs the preUpdate before we can flash NoDo.

    Again, if your language isn’t in the Chevron updater, DON’T attempt to update your phone. Some of the applications won’t work otherwise.

    This “might” work for HD2 owners, haven’t tried it out just yet. If it does, report below and tell me .

    There is NO revert process, again, flash at your own risk.


    I flashed my Samsung Omnia 7 works fine
    Big Tenks to walshie
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    so i shouldn't be doing this if i have Samsung Focus on AT&T?

    If you follow the post, there are detailed instructions for Samsung Focus users.