Hi guys. I’m stuck in the loop with my 43PUS6501 from 2016.
Timeline:
1. It got stuck around 1 year ago, wipedatatool helped, I turned the wifi off and it’s been working great with my Apple TV with Android 8 onboard.
2. I upgraded to the latest firmware, tried out wifi, still causing problems (tv automatically restarting), so switched it off, and everything was fine.
3. One month ago I turned the wifi on, it restarted after a few minutes, and it’s stuck in the loop ever since.
I’m pretty sure wifi is the problem and turning it off forever would solve the issue. But I can’t fix the loop this time.
Things I’ve tried:
1. Wipedatatools and alternatives from different sources. Some got aborted, others worked and were successful. Changed nothing, still in the loop.
2. Installing different versions od software from Toengel’s site via „Update with SD card”. Installations were successful, but the firmware version stayed the same.
3. Upgrade_tool for four different firmwares (two Android 7s, two 8s). All of them successful, firmware version changed, but the loop has not been fixed.
3. Wipdedatatools after changing the software, no changes,
Is there anything left for me to try? I was thinking about downgradig to Android 6 or 5, but I can’t find upgrade_tools for them and it also doesn’t seem like different versions of software change anything. Another thing was to try disconnecting the network card physically inside the tv, but I’m not sure it’s possible and if it would be of any help. Any other ideas?
Thanks from the mountain!
why you try a Firmware that is close to 5 years outdatet? that makes no sense in specially cause the newest isHi again, wanted to follow up on my efforts.
I found one more upgrade_loader (on top of those from @Toengel) allowing me to downgrade to Android 5.1 (QM163E_U_0.1.15.15 – Date: 2016/08/12). This one gave me some progress - TV was able to boot up and I can navigate it for about 10-15 seconds. After that, it shuts down and gets into bootloop again. It gets to launch every 5-10 times. I managed to turn off wi-fi, but it didn't help.
It's weird cause it doesn't have any problem running for long minutes during recovery updates or installing new software after. That's what makes me think it's not a problem of running for too long or something.
Do you think it might be a motherboard malfunctioning? Or maybe I could try something else? I'm running out of ideas how to fix this from the software perspective
PS. I'm attaching the upgrade_loader mentioned, maybe it'll help somebody.
Update: haha, waiting for the file to upload itself, the TV finally booted up and didn't shut down! I don't know if it matters, but i switched off Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Smart Screen and reseted network settings. Fingers crossed that it'll stay this way!
Please help me can it work with Philip 65pfl5504/f7?Hi again, wanted to follow up on my efforts.
I found one more upgrade_loader (on top of those from @Toengel) allowing me to downgrade to Android 5.1 (QM163E_U_0.1.15.15 – Date: 2016/08/12). This one gave me some progress - TV was able to boot up and I can navigate it for about 10-15 seconds. After that, it shuts down and gets into bootloop again. It gets to launch every 5-10 times. I managed to turn off wi-fi, but it didn't help.
It's weird cause it doesn't have any problem running for long minutes during recovery updates or installing new software after. That's what makes me think it's not a problem of running for too long or something.
Do you think it might be a motherboard malfunctioning? Or maybe I could try something else? I'm running out of ideas how to fix this from the software perspective
PS. I'm attaching the upgrade_loader mentioned, maybe it'll help somebody.
Update: haha, waiting for the file to upload itself, the TV finally booted up and didn't shut down! I don't know if it matters, but i switched off Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Smart Screen and reseted network settings. Fingers crossed that it'll stay this way!
Ah okay. Appreciate the help!Hi,
TPM171E = Firmware for 2017/18 TVs
TPM18.1E = Chassis for 2018 TVs
Toengel@Alex
i have the same problem, and i will try this way. I hope this method worksUse this tool in connection to:
*Get rid of cyclic spontaneous reboots of your Philips Android TV...
*Recover your Philips Android TV in case you get continuous boot-loops, where Philips and/or Android logo does not even show up...
*Stop your Philips Android TV to wake up spontaneously from stand-by mode...
*Delete all data and refresh TV's android system
Part A - Wiping Data (All data/apps/settings will be deleted):
1. Unplug the power cord from the power outlet.
2. Press and hold arrow "Down" on the joypad at the back of the TV.
3. Afterwards re-plug the TV to the power outlet, wait 10 seconds and enter "Android System Recovery" mode. Please not that on some models of Philips Android TV's joypad does not trigger "Android System Recovery" therefore use ADB command: adb reboot recovery (help)
4. Download ZIP file containing "WipeDataTool.upg" to your PC and unzip it to the root of USB drive.
5. It is recommended to disconnect all other USB devices from the TV.
6. Connect USB drive with a prepared file to the TV.
7. Select the menu item "Apply update from external storage" with up/down buttons on remote control and start the "WipeDataTool.upg".
8. Wait until you see the recovery menu again with confirmation message "WipeData completed".
9. Use remote control to select "Reboot system now". TV needs to boot into the operating mode.
Warning! If the TV will continue to restart, contact your local Philips technical support to further address your Philips Android TV issue
Part B - Reinstall TV (All data/apps/settings will be deleted):
1. Reinstall the device via Setup - General Settings - Reinstall TV
2. Select "Yes".
3. After displaying initial settings on TV screen, remove the power cord from the outlet for 10-15 minutes.
List of Android Philips TV's with chassis QV15.1E LA (See label on the rear panel of the TV):
43PUK7100 / 12, 43PUS7100 / 12, 43PUS7100 / 60, 43PUS7150 / 12, 48PUS7600 / 12, 48PUS7600 / 60, 49PUK7100 / 12, 49PUK7150 / 12, 49PUS7100 / 12, 49PUS7100 / 60, 49PUS7150 / 12, 49PUS7150 / 60, 49PUS7170 / 12, 49PUS7180 / 12, 55PUK7100 / 12, 55PUK7150 / 12, 55PUS7100 / 12, 55PUS7100 / 60, 55PUS7150 / 12, 55PUS7150 / 60 , 55PUS7170 / 12, 55PUS7180 / 12, 55PUS7600 / 12, 55PUS7600 / 60, 55PUS8700 / 12, 55PUS8700 / 60, 65PUK7120 / 12, 65PUS7120 / 12, 65PUS7120 / 60, 65PUS7600 / 12, 65PUS7600 / 60, 65PUS8700 / 12, 65PUS8700 / 60
List of Android Philips TV's with chassis QV14.1E LA (See label on the rear panel of the TV):
48PFS8109 / 12, 55PFS8109 / 12, 55PUS8809 / 12, 48PFS8109 / 60, 55PFS8109 / 60, 55PUS8809 / 60, 48PFS8159 / 12, 55PFS8159 / 12, 55PUS8909C / 12, 48PFS8159 / 60, 55PFS8159 / 60, 55PUS9109 / 12, 48PFS8209 / 12, 55PFS8209 / 12, 55PUS9109 / 60, 48PFS8209 / 60, 55PFS8209 / 60, 65PUS9109 / 12, 49PUK7909 / 12, 55PFS9999 / 12 65PUS9109 / 60, 49PUS7909 / 12, 55PUS7909 / 12, 65PUS9809 / 12, 49PUS7909 / 60, 55PUS7909 / 60, 65PUS9809 / 60
List of Android Philips TV's with chassis QM15.2E LA (See label on the rear panel of the TV):
32PFH5500 / 88, 40PFT6550 / 12, 50PUT6400 / 12, 32PFH6500 / 88, 40PUH6400 / 88, 50PUT6400 / 60, 32PFK5500 / 12, 40PUK6400 / 12, 55PFH5500 / 88, 32PFK6500 / 12, 40PUT6400 / 12, 55PFK5500 / 12, 32PFT5500 / 12, 40PUT6400 / 60, 55PFK6510 / 12, 32PFT5500 / 60, 48PFH5500 / 88, 55PFK6550 / 12, 32PFT6500 / 12, 48PFK5500 / 12 , 55PFK6570 / 12, 40PFH5500 / 88, 48PFT5500 / 12, 55PFT5500 / 12, 40PFH6510 / 88, 48PFT5500 / 60, 55PFT6510 / 12, 40PFH6550 / 88, 50PFH6510 / 88, 55PFT6510 / 60, 40PFK5500 / 12, 50PFH6550 / 88, 55PFT6550 / 12, 40PFK6510 / 12, 50PFK6510 / 12, 55PUH6400 / 88, 40PFK6550 / 12, 50PFK6550 / 12, 55PUK6400 / 12, 40PFK6560 / 12, 50PFK6570 / 12, 55PUT6400 / 12, 40PFK6570 / 12, 50PFT6510 / 12, 55PUT6400 / 60 , 40PFT5500 / 12, 50PFT6510 / 60, 65PFK6520 / 12, 40PFT5500 / 60, 50PFT6550 / 12, 65PFK6570 / 12, 40PFT6510 / 12, 50PUH6400 / 88, 65PFT6520 / 12, 40PFT6510 / 60, 50PUK6400 / 12, 65PFT6520 / 60
Other models of Philips Android TV
You can find Wipe Data Tool on your TV's filesystem in folder \etc\virgin
Download it to USB, rename it to "wipedatatool.upg" and you are good to go...
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NOTE FOR SKEPTICS: Above guide and below attached files are made by Philips [TP Vision]. Additionally, UPG files are encrypted with unique key known only to the manufacturer confirming their originality. . .
SOURCE: Philips Support website - Russia (благодарю/Thanks for great tool)
DEC2020: Links for all ZIP files below:
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wipedatatool QV15.1ELA.zip
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wipedatatool QV14.1ELA.zip
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wipedatatool QM15.2ELA.zip
uloz.to
Btw the first upgrade loader in the list for TPM171E, doesnt seem to work. Ive tried everything and the download fails mid way.Hi,
TPM171E = Firmware for 2017/18 TVs
TPM18.1E = Chassis for 2018 TVs
Toengel@Alex
Huh weird, I tried different browsers and even tried to download it with my phone and it always fails midway.Hi,
I just downloaded the file - it worked for me.
Toengel@Alex
Has Anyone a wipe Data Tool for 55PUS7181/12 Android 6.0? My TV has a Bootloop, but i have no Wipe Data in Recovery Menü.
Only Reboot, wipe cache and install Zip from SD Card.
Best Regards
Hi guys. I’m stuck in the loop with my 43PUS6501 from 2016.
Timeline:
1. It got stuck around 1 year ago, wipedatatool helped, I turned the wifi off and it’s been working great with my Apple TV with Android 8 onboard.
2. I upgraded to the latest firmware, tried out wifi, still causing problems (tv automatically restarting), so switched it off, and everything was fine.
3. One month ago I turned the wifi on, it restarted after a few minutes, and it’s stuck in the loop ever since.
I’m pretty sure wifi is the problem and turning it off forever would solve the issue. But I can’t fix the loop this time.
Things I’ve tried:
1. Wipedatatools and alternatives from different sources. Some got aborted, others worked and were successful. Changed nothing, still in the loop.
2. Installing different versions od software from Toengel’s site via „Update with SD card”. Installations were successful, but the firmware version stayed the same.
3. Upgrade_tool for four different firmwares (two Android 7s, two 8s). All of them successful, firmware version changed, but the loop has not been fixed.
3. Wipdedatatools after changing the software, no changes,
Is there anything left for me to try? I was thinking about downgradig to Android 6 or 5, but I can’t find upgrade_tools for them and it also doesn’t seem like different versions of software change anything. Another thing was to try disconnecting the network card physically inside the tv, but I’m not sure it’s possible and if it would be of any help. Any other ideas?
Thanks from the mountain!
Make sure you:I feel really dumb but i can't connect to my 40PFT5500 through adb via wifi. It says (all the time):
List of devices attached
192.168.0.117:5555 offline