Question Help with Unbricking OnePlus 10 Pro (NE2213)

[KTFA]

I've tried all those tools... None will work

There is Msm tool for OP10P in a Dxiaamu site .. i don't know if help for unbrick or not

 

[zopostyle]

There is Msm tool for OP10P in a Dxiaamu site .. i don't know if help for unbrick or not

Can you provide us the link ?

 

[KTFA]

Can you provide us the link Daxiaamu site

 

[dladz]

Where about on the site!?

They're also listing TWRP recovery,, don't think this is for the 10 pro though.

 

[KTFA]

Where about on the site!?

Check Here

 

[dladz]

Check Here

Yea I saw all of them. But no mention of MSM, unless I'm missing something... There's a fishy looking tool called almighty box?

 

[dladz]

Just looks dodgy

Hope I'm wrong, do you need to pay for it?

 

[KTFA]

Just looks dodgy

Hope I'm wrong, do you need to pay for it?

Those are files in zip

 

[kluongo]

I won't be of any help, I sent my phone out this morning for warranty, but let me know if y'all find anything that actually works

 

[zopostyle]

Thanks, but it also requires login information so no success.

 

[mark332]

No luck, I think that either the toll is not working or it's not the correct tool or the device is permanently bricked. Because nothing works.

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clear null response, not possible for any tool or box to flash this phone until a fully working programmer or SLA auth, XXXXXX

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[dladz]

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What is this? You've posted this several times with hmmm. What are you saying?

I understand that cracking the MSM tool requires firehose knowledge.

Can you elaborate on hmmm?

From what Ive read. The device still requires shorting.

 

[Metromas]

What is this? You've posted this several times with hmmm. What are you saying?

I understand that cracking the MSM tool requires firehose knowledge.

Can you elaborate on hmmm?

From what Ive read. The device still requires shorting.

yes, a short circuit is required, so say goodbye to waterproofing.. even though I found this topic, I couldn't understand how it works. "hmmm" so.. I know many devices will come back to life if someone knowledgeable guides them. sorry . . .

 

[dladz]

yes, a short circuit is required, so say goodbye to waterproofing.. even though I found this topic, I couldn't understand how it works. "hmmm" so.. I know many devices will come back to life if someone knowledgeable guides them. sorry . . .

Nothing wrong with wanting to help but being cryptic about something that users want fixed is not going to help the situation.

Just say what you mean and clear up the confusion.

I really cannot see a soul popping their device for any method.

Still a good find for sure but it's a non starter IMHO

 

[kluongo]

So I have an update on my personal situation. OnePlus indeed has a tool that they simply have refused to release. I received my phone back today from OnePlus Care aka Servify. They charged me $30 deductible to ship the phone to them and reflash the firmware. This is indeed my original phone and not a replacement. So it looks like they want to suck more money out of people who are into customizing their phones. You brick your phone expect to have to send directly to OnePlus or if you have insurance then to Servify.

I won't be attempting any more flashes with this device until their is an msm tool or equivalent firehose tool.

 

[dladz]

So I have an update on my personal situation. OnePlus indeed has a tool that they simply have refused to release. I received my phone back today from OnePlus Care aka Servify. They charged me $30 deductible to ship the phone to them and reflash the firmware. This is indeed my original phone and not a replacement. So it looks like they want to suck more money out of people who are into customizing their phones. You brick your phone expect to have to send directly to OnePlus or if you have insurance then to Servify.

Just say it wouldn't boot..I wouldn't pay a penny mate.

 

[zopostyle]

Agreed, not gonna spent money on fixing if I can fix myself. If you're like me and really like the phone buy another one and keep the old bricked one for replacement parts or until a free tool to fix it is available.
You know anything can break, charging port, screen, back, a button may stop working..so there will always be a replacement part for you

 

[dladz]

Agreed, not gonna spent money on fixing if I can fix myself. If you're like me and really like the phone buy another one and keep the old bricked one for replacement parts or until a free tool to fix it is available.
You know anything can break, charging port, screen, back, a button may stop working..so there will always be a replacement part for you

I'm with you for the most part but if it's under warranty and this company would always have helped me in the past then they can continue to.

The more bad press they get the worse it is for them.

If they want me to pay for anything I'll have it out with the guys in the shop I got it from, they'll sort it.

 

[kluongo]

I'm with you for the most part but if it's under warranty and this company would always have helped me in the past then they can continue to.

The more bad press they get the worse it is for them.

If they want me to pay for anything I'll have it out with the guys in the shop I got it from, they'll sort it.

Yah that's the thing I paid $800 for this device new unlocked from OnePlus. And I use it constantly.. I would rather spend 30 to get my phone back along with a lesson learned rather than Spending 30 on a phone that take 10 minutes to load a webpage... Again, just won't be doing any experiments until there's a tool. Just ridiculous there's no tool unlike every other OnePlus phone. I don't have another 800 for an equivalent or even 650 for the new T model

 

[kluongo]

Just say it wouldn't boot..I wouldn't pay a penny mate.

I did say it wouldn't boot. Said it was stuck in a bootloop.