[GUIDE][HOW TO][FiX][Back to Life][Dead] Xperia Z C600x Hard Brick

touseefiqbal

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Special thanks to @vovanx500 for original guide. can be found HERE



so i followed the Giude.

here it is

THIS TUTORIAL IS ONLY FOR HARD BRICKED DEVICES.
HARD BRICK MEANS NO FLASHMODE AND NO FASTBOOT.
IN ORDER TO PROCEED DISASSEMBLY OF YOUR DEVICE IS REQUIRED.
IF YOU HAVE WARRANTY,STOP READING THIS, GO THE SONY SERVICE AND PLAY STUPID.
AS AFTER OPENING YOUR DEVICE, YOUR WARRANTY IS 100% VOID.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE.
YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.


Let's get started.
1. Download the package HERE
2. Install ggsetup-3.0.0.7.exe HERE
3. Open the back cover of your device.
4. Find the test point (See attachments).
5. Disconnect a battery, connect a usb cable.
6. Using the paper clip connect your test point with the GND. I used the metal shield in the middle of the motherboard.
7. Open the device manager, you should see SEMC Flash Device. If no, you did something wrong.
8. Disconnect your phone from computer.
9, Repeat the step 5.
10.Run the s1tool and select S1 EMERGENCY Mode for the phone type.
11. Press the flash button, and choose that file [ u downloaded] for your device.
12. Press testpoint ready and repeat the step 6.
13. Remove the testpoint and press READY, when program will ask you to do so.
14. If flash was successful, you may disconnect your phone from usb, connect your battery and try to boot.You may have to charge your battery.
15. Now you can flash your device normally using software.




again thanks to those who created guide for Z1 and Z Ultra..
the_laser for making the software.

m not responsible if anything goes wrong
 

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timchew

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Will try this. My Z has been dead for more than 2 weeks now.
Thanks for the guide and the files.
@touseefiqbal: Hi Bro. I don't have SEMC Flash device on device manager. Am I doing it wrongly? Help!
When connecting the usb cable to the computer, are you supposed to have a red LED? I didn't see any in mine. :'(
 
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Levered

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Does this solve problem for my devices

Charge- red light after 10min it's gone..no light
Flashmode and fastboot- same as charge..just only get red light...
Phone not detect on computer or flashtool when connect with usb cable
 

Levered

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Feb 11, 2012
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Special thanks to @vovanx500 for original guide. can be found HERE



so i followed the Giude.

here it is

THIS TUTORIAL IS ONLY FOR HARD BRICKED DEVICES.
HARD BRICK MEANS NO FLASHMODE AND NO FASTBOOT.
IN ORDER TO PROCEED DISASSEMBLY OF YOUR DEVICE IS REQUIRED.
IF YOU HAVE WARRANTY,STOP READING THIS, GO THE SONY SERVICE AND PLAY STUPID.
AS AFTER OPENING YOUR DEVICE, YOUR WARRANTY IS 100% VOID.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE.
YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.


Let's get started.
1. Download the package HERE
2. Install ggsetup-3.0.0.7.exe HERE
3. Open the back cover of your device.
4. Find the test point (See attachments).
5. Disconnect a battery, connect a usb cable.
6. Using the paper clip connect your test point with the GND. I used the metal shield in the middle of the motherboard.
7. Open the device manager, you should see SEMC Flash Device. If no, you did something wrong.
8. Disconnect your phone from computer.
9, Repeat the step 5.
10.Run the s1tool and select S1 EMERGENCY Mode for the phone type.
11. Press the flash button, and choose that file [ u downloaded] for your device.
12. Press testpoint ready and repeat the step 6.
13. Remove the testpoint and press READY, when program will ask you to do so.
14. If flash was successful, you may disconnect your phone from usb, connect your battery and try to boot.You may have to charge your battery.
15. Now you can flash your device normally using software.




again thanks to those who created guide for Z1 and Z Ultra..
the_laser for making the software.

m not responsible if anything goes wrong
my can't detect semc flash..so what's wrong