Yeah, I don't think I will get this solved, but I will post anyway as a last hope.
Before:
- my Kindle Fire HD 7 was rooted a long time ago and was working perfectly
- I had a second bootloop, I used TWRP once before, and everything went well
But I am very dumb and last week I went to the Configuration and asked for a factory reset. When my Kindle was restarting, the nightmare. Orange Kindle Fire logo: OK. Blue Kindle Fire logo: OK. But than it got stuck in the TWRP screen. Not the menu, but the first screen, with the TWRP logo.
Now:
I can't get out of this screen. It gets stuck for five seconds, then it briefly disappears for less than a second, and it appears again, and it keeps like this forever. I tried to turn on the Kindle in different ways using the Power button, the Volume buttons, but nothing.
Another thing. When I connect it to my Windows (10 64 bit), the Device Manager shows it as Kindle, in the Other Devices list. I tried to install the Kindle Drivers from Amazon, but nothing changed. Than I installed the Kindle ADB Drivers, and I installed an Extra related to Kindle on the Android SDK Tools, and now it's like this on Device Manager:
> Android Device
> Android ADB Interface
All I Tried To Do:
- updated the drivers, but nothing that I do makes Windows recognize the Kindle as the tutorials I read said it should
- tried to use the ADB commands, but when I type 'adb devices', my device is showed as RECOVERY, not DEVICE
- adb shell doesn't bring the $
- and no other command is accepted after this
- fastboot commands return as 'waiting for device'
- Kindle Fire Utility stucks on Activating Fastboot in every option I tried and nothing happens later
So...
I really don't know. Should I buy a factory cable? I live in Brazil, it would be a fortune to buy one from Amazon or whatever, because of the import taxes we pay. Am I missing something? Haven't I tried something? Should I buy a new Kindle already?
Well, thank you if anyone read this and have an idea. :good: