SOLVED + Guide: Unfortunately, Nfc Service has stopped

[equillian]

"Unfortunately, Nfc Service has stopped"... a lot of people are seeing this when they unbox. Spent a lot of time today learning. So here goes the fix I used to get everything working.

Step 1: (And this is a big step) Install and follow the guide found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475

Step 2: Click the button "Flash Stock + Unroot". Wugfresh's AMAZING dev skills and outright dandy program will take care of the rest.

Tips: Your model is most likely the JRN84D version.

If this helps one person from having to RMA their Nexus 7, I'm happy.

 

[xopher.hunter]

If this helps one person from having to RMA their Nexus 7, I'm happy.

*highfive*

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[Sir Wilhelm]

"Unfortunately, Nfc Service has stopped"... a lot of people are seeing this when they unbox. Spent a lot of time today learning. So here goes the fix I used to get everything working.

Step 1: (And this is a big step) Install and follow the guide found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475

Step 2: Click the button "Flash Stock + Unroot". Wugfresh's AMAZING dev skills and outright dandy program will take care of the rest.

Tips: Your model is most likely the JRN84D version.

If this helps one person from having to RMA their Nexus 7, I'm happy.

Thanks a ton. I will give it a go and report back.

 

[Thameth]

Friend suggested going this route earlier today and so far so good!

I'm still RMA'ing just incase, but it seems like it was simply a bad flash from the factory....

 

[lalit.jadav]

"Unfortunately, Nfc Service has stopped"

Hi,

I am having the same problem with LG G4 dual sim phone.
Please help me out.

---------- Post added at 06:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:54 AM ----------

Hi,

I am also having same problem in my LG G4 (Un rooted)
I already hard reset the devise but the message keep showing after every reboot.

"Unfortunately, Nfc Service has stopped"... a lot of people are seeing this when they
unbox. Spent a lot of time today learning. So here goes the fix I used to get everything working.

Step 1: (And this is a big step) Install and follow the guide found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475

Step 2: Click the button "Flash Stock + Unroot". Wugfresh's AMAZING dev skills and outright dandy program will take care of the rest.

Tips: Your model is most likely the JRN84D version.

If this helps one person from having to RMA their Nexus 7, I'm happy.