I didn't start anything, all I said is that I do not like Samsung anymore and its my business what I like and don't like and I don't want anyone to convince me otherwise. I can't believe a 1000 Euro phone fails irreparably! Of course I didn't pay 1000 but the guy who I got it from did and the principle itself is what pisses me off. What if I would have been in his shoes bought it new paid 1000 then total fail and unable to fix it just after 1 year!? If this was 1 in 1 million cases, ohh ok, tough luck what can I say? But this is actually extremely common with Samsung nowadays. It all started with Note 4. Note 4 was the first major Samsung disaster. Note 3 was a jewel of Samsung, the best Note ever produced. I not once seen a Note 3 with failed board even to this day after years of use, anyway avoiding more off-topic talk, I am aware about replacing the motherboard, I even mentioned it in my first post, even the title of the thread is "hardware or software" fault. This is from the bottom of my first post "So can anyone help me??? Is my problem just software? What can I do??? Or is the motherboard simply dead and gone and requires replacement? Motherboards for Note 8 are extremely expensive so I hope the motherboard isn't dead......."
Also the phone does not have any kind of physical damage whatsoever, it doesn't even have water damage, like I said in my first post, I disassembled the phone to replace its battery and it was sealed, never opened before, clean and no nicks and dents on its frame. Its like brand new.
I had a Galaxy Note 3 National BRAZIL, and after installing about 15 times in a row testing several ROMs, one of these several times my NOTE 3 stopped working and when I finally managed to write an OFFICIAL STOCK ROM it was totally corrupted, not allowing do nothing, not even type a text, and everything was messed up, if I unlocked the screen, it would change colors, if I clicked on icons they would change places, I tirelessly tried several official ROMS and Custom but the problem also migrated to the Custom ROMS, the solution was to run to the Authorized and pass that the defect occurred after updating via OTA (yes I didn't speak the truth, since it was explicit VOID 0x1 and I decided to test my luck) for my happiness the authorized one did not charge anything, only they changed the motherboard and gave me back my fully functional Galaxy Note 3 and I noticed that it was different because the CPU ID had changed and I had also made marks in places where I would know that it was replaced, besides of course my IMEI was also changed, on the same day I made ROOT, and SD SWAP, I used it for a few months and exchanged for a MOTO X2, because Galaxy Note 3 was the worst crap I have ever used in my life, a year later I went back to the GALAXY NOTE 3 and I was happy until I said enough.
In short, Galaxy Note 3 got bad due to my exaggeration in tirelessly testing several ROMs without even taking a break from testing ROM or another one day, this can also be a problem and cause damage to the NAND or wherever it has been. the problem on my old NOTE 3.
No device is proof of defects, the whole problem is people taking their blame.
I haven't seen you thank you once, besides being demanding and ungrateful.
