Urgent help!!!!!!!!!!

SiqrCarnbon said:

Can you get into RUU Mode so you can flash different Bootloader??
IS UR CID 11111111

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Antagonist42 said:

Why were you using this? It's for the HTC ONE ..M7 .... NOT Desire C!

I don't even think that we have a **TAMPERED** flag as I recall and not seen anything yet on going back to S-ON (although that may have been within S-OFF pages I've read and I've not remembered).

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It'll have to be downloaded and see what it does to a degree if it's flashing data or a partition?

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Looks like it's data, just need to figure out where it's written to, your phone may still be booting just not reaching far enough into the process for it to show a splash screen or vibrate.

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Antagonist42 said:

Firstly...

Can you gain Recovery access?

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Antagonist42 said:

No need to boot the system to enter recovery, we need to know if you can access HBOOT/FASTBOOT/RECOVERY ?

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Antagonist42 said:

Off the top of my head....

Remove battery for 20 seconds
Replace battery
Hold Volume Down and hold Power button

This should (if you've not destroyed/corrupted the the whole boot programming) load HBOOT.

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Antagonist42 said:

It's killed it then, only way round it is either JTAG, Service Center or sent to HTC to have it Re-Flashed... That's if it's not locked up the Security on MSM7225A SoC chip?

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Antagonist42 said:

This is why, if you've not checked, it's so easy to kill your handset.

The CPU on your phone has it's own OTP memory (OTP - One Time Programmable) which holds chip data, manufacturer data, Security data and any corruption to ANY of those bits of data can render the unit dead, especially Security, seeing as you were S-OFF you were free to write to any and all partitions but (and this is a big 'but') using software not written for this device increases the risk of it bricking, essentially the data you wrote in was 100% wrong unfortunately.


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Antagonist42 said:

Not a problem

Next time though do a bit of research and that'll be $50 still in your pocket

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