This page originally set out to show how to unbrick and LCP1768 after a few cases of people experimenting with Code Read Protection (CRP). Following a few cases of people experimenting with other things that lead to a brick situation, I decided to rework the page to make it more generic, and the recover process is the same. Essentially, the need is to get the LPC11U24 or the LPC1768 into its ISP port bootloader mode.
If your brick is because your program changes settings like the PLLs, or the GPIO pins that are used for programming, all you really need is to prevent the LPC from running user code - hence the ISP bootloader.
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In this tutorial, we show you how to unbrick a hard bricked Moto G4 Plus, if your computer can detect your G4 Plus as QualcommLoader or something like that in device manager. If your PC can detect your device, then this guide may help you give rebirth to a non-booting Moto G4 Plus (bricked or if it stuck in a bootloop/welcome screen). Check out the step-by-step guide given below.
The below tutorial assume that you have knowledge on ADB, Fastboot, and how to issue fastboot commands. If you have followed the guide carefully, you can unbrick, unroot and restore stock firmware on your Moto G4 Plus (code named Athene).
There are few prerequisites for installing stock firmware on a hard bricked Moto G4 Plus. First, download all files given below and then follow the below guide. All credits go to XDA member siddhesh9146.
Hi bro 1month b4 i unlock bootlader and root my phone my phone bootloop then i downgrade marshmallow then i got andriod nougat update i download and install my phone hardbricked i download blankflash.zip i flash blankflash file and direct unplug then i plug cable and click on blankflash its show waiting for device i flash gpt files but not working please help me bro
If you've found your way here, it's likely because you updated your firmware and, despite best efforts to minimize the possibility,something went wrong. Thankfully, most Chromebooks can be easily unbricked using cheap, readily available hardware: older Chromebooks using a ch341a USB programmer from Amazon/eBay/Alibaba (and many other sources), and newer (2017+) Chromebooks using a USB-C debug cable (aka Suzy-Q cable).
Does anyone know of a way of unbricking these? I saw that for the original My Cloud it was possible to use dd to reformat the HDD and put a working firmware image on it so that it can be booted. Is such a thing possible with the EX2 or is it toast?
Most of the time, it happens whenever iPhone users try to upgrade their device to an unstable version of iOS. If this has disrupted the baseband bootloader of your device or has caused some damage to its firmware, then chances are that your iPhone can get bricked.
If you are a tester or like to try various custom roms then this unbrick guide will be very useful for you. We usually end up bricking our device while customizing our phone like rooting, installing custom ROM, custom Recovery, etc. The MSM tool is very popular for its features like unbricking, downgrading and more. It revives the dead OnePlus phones. But you need a dedicated MSM tool for OnePlus 7T. The tool is available for the Windows platform.
Please Note: This worked for me. I'm not responsible for any damages coming from this. Also note, if you do a factory reset again via the OS, it will again go into a boot-loop. It will also go into a boot loop again, if you try to start recovery mode again. (Just going to the bootloader with power + volume down is no problem, just if you proceed to the recovery mode menu.). If you brick it again, you can run the above steps again to unbrick. I've succesfully repeated these for a few times now...
This is common. You need to download the exact restore image for your device, otherwise it will try to install it, fail, and leave you with a brick. When you finally restore it to the right ipsw file it will accept the restore and your device will be back to work.
However, the fastboot flashable bundles are useless when the bootloader is locked. In some extreme cases, the secondary bootloader (SBL) is inaccessible, thus there is no way to boot into the fastboot/download mode (also known as hard brick).
A hard brick is when your device refuses to turn on at all, due to a hardware problem. With that out of the way, if your Pixel 3 XL is experiencing a soft brick, follow our guide for bringing it back to life. Please be aware this guide requires your bootloader has already been unlocked! If your bootloader was not previously unlocked and you have no working recovery mode, this guide will be no help to you!
That sounds good. And @FireCubex has remarked that the device is already in EDL/QDL Mode (9008).So you mean that the same way of unbricking works with the FP4? Or is there another MBN-File for Soc SM7225 needed (in Fairphone 3 unbricking the file update.zip contains only prog_emmc_firehose_8953_ddr.mbn) ? 2ff7e9595c
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