Like the title, there is no picture in recovery. I cant install anything if I cant see it. Anyone knows why this is? The monitor is detecting an input but the input is all black. The Q's red leds do light up.
invinciblegod said:
Like the title, there is no picture in recovery. I cant install anything if I cant see it. Anyone knows why this is? The monitor is detecting an input but the input is all black. The Q's red leds do light up.
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And flash red ring red dot?
If you spin the dome fast enough you get Google colors. Nifty.
I had the same problem. Turns out some people have to boot it from recovery instead of installing and adb reboot recovery. I had to do this when I was installing cm.
animal24 said:
And flash red ring red dot?
If you spin the dome fast enough you get Google colors. Nifty.
I had the same problem. Turns out some people have to boot it from recovery instead of installing and adb reboot recovery. I had to do this when I was installing cm.
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I had the same issue when booting into recovery via adb. Now my Q goes straight into flash red dot/circle-spin-to-google mode when i plug in power. Seemed that I had bricked ... erh.. sphered the bastard, but left it to itself for some time, and eventually it booted up normally.
How can I get to recovery if not via adb? CM site says hold Volume Down and Power, but that seems... copy/pasted
karpantschof said:
I had the same issue when booting into recovery via adb. Now my Q goes straight into flash red dot/circle-spin-to-google mode when i plug in power. Seemed that I had bricked ... erh.. sphered the bastard, but left it to itself for some time, and eventually it booted up normally.
How can I get to recovery if not via adb? CM site says hold Volume Down and Power, but that seems... copy/pasted
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fastboot boot recovery.img
that should work.
or maybe you didn't get a good recovery image. There are ones out there that don't have the squished screen issue that birds does.
edit: fastboot boot, not adb boot.
animal24 said:
fastboot boot recovery.img
that should work.
or maybe you didn't get a good recovery image. There are ones out there that don't have the squished screen issue that birds does.
edit: fastboot boot, not adb boot.
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Which dont have the issue
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Which dont have the issue
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I think you are trying to ask which recoveries don't have the issue so, here you go.
I think this is the one i used.
Related
I have installed custom recovery using GooManager but i'm unable to really get in it, yes it was installed but I don't get in.
I have tried with connecting the usb cable to computer and entering fastboot commando's but everything just gets me at a black screen.
I read there are more problems with the recovery on Nexus 7, but I have followed many instructions here but still i'm not able getting in.
I used the Nexus 7 toolkit to.
DexterMorganNL said:
I have installed custom recovery using GooManager but i'm unable to really get in it, yes it was installed but I don't get in.
I have tried with connecting the usb cable to computer and entering fastboot commando's but everything just gets me at a black screen.
I read there are more problems with the recovery on Nexus 7, but I have followed many instructions here but still i'm not able getting in.
I used the Nexus 7 toolkit to.
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You can get in to recovery using a terminal, if you are rooted.
Su
Reboot recovery
If you not rooted, boot into bootloader and then choose recovery
Excuse the capitalization
angellsl said:
You can get in to recovery using a terminal, if you are rooted.
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Reboot recovery
If you not rooted, boot into bootloader and then choose recovery
Excuse the capitalization
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This also not worked, it resulted into an black screen after the Google boot logo. And when I boot into the boatloader I get the same.
Can you describe exactly what you do?
Also, what happens when you reboot while holding both top and bottom button (have it plugged into computer the whole time to avoid potential bugs). Are you able to get into fastboot then select recovery?
I have used GooManager to put recovery on it and I rooted with Nexus toolkit. I tried rebooting into recovery using GooManager and I tried with commando that was said here.
I do get into fastboot when pressing powerbutton and both vol up and down together, but when I wanna enter recovery this way it won't work and will end up a black screen.
Are you by chance connected to USB when you try to enter the recovery. Hook up and give it a try and let me know
** I reread and saw you already tried it. Was worth a shot
Yes I connected the tablet with usb but it resulted in the same and GooManager said it installed the recovery, I also got a folder off it on tablet but its empty. I also tried rebooting into recovery with Nexus 7 root toolkit v1.5.3 but after the Google logo dissapears de screen stays black and I don't see any recovery.
Are you sure you flashed the recovery? It seems it's not in there.
You can try flash it again, but don't use the toolkit. Use the command line instead.
Just make sure the recovery is made permanent.
Before you flash again, you can also check if there is a recovery img under /.
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Are you sure you flashed the recovery? It seems it's not in there.
You can try flash it again, but don't use the toolkit. Use the command line instead.
Just make sure the recovery is made permanent.
Before you flash again, you can also check if there is a recovery img under /.
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Okay I will tired this tonight when i get back home. Which recovery can I best flash?
DexterMorganNL said:
Okay I will tired this tonight when i get back home. Which recovery can I best flash?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28061076
Above is a good one
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Before you flash again, you can also check if there is a recovery img under /.
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I just checked, I don't see any img there.
I did what was said but again got an black screen and there didnt show any recovery up.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475
I was able to flash an other kernel using this root toolkit.
DexterMorganNL said:
I just checked, I don't see any img there.
I did what was said but again got an black screen and there didnt show any recovery up.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475
I was able to flash an other kernel using this root toolkit.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31508537
There is some big in the boot loader, try to reboot your boot loader using the link above
angellsl said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31508537
There is some big in the boot loader, try to reboot your boot loader using the link above
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Black screen again, I see no recovery, but it goes past the the Google logo but then stays black.
It seems recovery is on it because I have flashed a kernel and made an backup but that I did using Nexus Root Toolkit. Do you think my Nexus 7 might have the backlight off when its booting in recovery? As I got the backlight bug in Android to and that is why I turned off auto brightness.
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Black screen again, I see no recovery, but it goes past the the Google logo but then stays black.
It seems recovery is on it because I have flashed a kernel and made an backup but that I did using Nexus Root Toolkit. Do you think my Nexus 7 might have the backlight off when its booting in recovery? As I got the backlight bug in Android to and that is why I turned off auto brightness.
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Can you see a Google in the middle and a lock icon at the bottom? Before it turn back.
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Can you see a Google in the middle and a lock icon at the bottom? Before it turn back.
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Yes i can see that Google in midle and unlocked icon and after that it turns black.
There is a stock recovery under systems on the bottom I had to rename that to .bak before I could get my recovery to work.
I think I already figured it out, recovery is installed but my Nexus 7 got the auto brightness issue to, so that is what must be happen the backlight is turned off and that must be why I can't see the recovery.
Because it works accualty. Now I don't know is it a software bug or do I got a faulty Nexus 7, i'm going contact Asus about.
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I got an replacement and now everything works fine, i also get into recovery so I guess my guess was right, the screen just went black.
Alright like a idiot I downloaded a international rom and didn't pay attention...flashed in TWRP and went to reboot so it obviously doesn't work. Tried to use the Flashtool to revert back to the stock Verizon software and it throws the error of the Device Model is different. IMEI is right, BIN, DLL, SWV, SWOV all show the VS980 since I'm trying to flash that.
So have I killed it completely or is there a way to recover? Sure hope there is
I can get into the download mode still
Also appears that it boots into fastboot and can send fastboot commands via the command prompt
Wow this dropped quick...just putting this to the top so I can hopefully get it up and running quicker.
Please check the same thread about LG repair cost. It looks like you need to repair it. you have mismatch in model name in build.prop, so there is no solution as for now. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2506208
Ya I saw that after this morning...was hoping it wouldn't come to that. Mine says rooted on the download screen so hopefully that doesn't cause a issue when I send it in.
have you tried pushing a .img using fastboot, as you seem to be able to get to it?
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have you tried pushing a .img using fastboot, as you seem to be able to get to it?
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Nope as I'm not exactly sure which one I didn't want to attempt anything and break it further
If you could point me to the right one I would appreciate it
collins521 said:
Nope as I'm not exactly sure which one I didn't want to attempt anything and break it further
If you could point me to the right one I would appreciate it
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Hey man are you able to access recovery at all by holding down Vol down+Power, releasing it when the LG splash screen appears for a sec, and then immediately pressing it again? I saw someone a day or two ago was able to put a ROM on a flash drive and install it from there in TWRP.
Mine actually seems to be booting into fastboot when I hold down the power button and it reboots. I can't get it to turn off completely, I can get into download mode if I hold down volume up and power if it's plugged into the computer. If I hold down the power button it will reboot and seems to be in some sort of fastboot when it tries to power on
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Nope as I'm not exactly sure which one I didn't want to attempt anything and break it further
If you could point me to the right one I would appreciate it
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1752270
aliaksei said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1752270
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Makes sense and should be easy enough except that thread makes it out that the boot.img really wouldn't change the device model. Unless it contains it in the img file
Which .img file would I be pushing? The boot.img?
I guess it would be more like which one? Would I be able to just used the one from say CleanRom?
Wohoo! Finally got it up and going...thought for sure it was toast.
I flashed the boot.img through fastboot and then was getting "secure boot unsuccessful" on the screen when it tried to boot. Kept trying to get it into the recovery and it finally did so when it went to the splash screen about pressing the power it put me into TWRP.
I tried to restore the backup that I had stored and it started to but then turned off, I'm not sure if it was because the battery was so low or if it was just the jacked up file structure but it wouldn't get any father than the LG splash screen. The LED would flash green then blue and it would just sit there.
That was when I thought for sure it was toast, let it sit and charge for awhile and still couldn't get back into the recovery but was able to get into download mode. Flashed the stock software via LG Tools and it finally booted.
Not sure if anyone else will run into this issue but now it's documented lol
help a bro
collins521 said:
Wohoo! Finally got it up and going...thought for sure it was toast.
I flashed the boot.img through fastboot and then was getting "secure boot unsuccessful" on the screen when it tried to boot. Kept trying to get it into the recovery and it finally did so when it went to the splash screen about pressing the power it put me into TWRP.
I tried to restore the backup that I had stored and it started to but then turned off, I'm not sure if it was because the battery was so low or if it was just the jacked up file structure but it wouldn't get any father than the LG splash screen. The LED would flash green then blue and it would just sit there.
That was when I thought for sure it was toast, let it sit and charge for awhile and still couldn't get back into the recovery but was able to get into download mode. Flashed the stock software via LG Tools and it finally booted.
Not sure if anyone else will run into this issue but now it's documented lol
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i did the same thing as you i loaded a d802 rom on my vs980 can you tell me how to load the boot .img so i can do what you did i didnt buy a warranty cause i figured i didnt need it so i have no alternative way of fixing it
Had to push the boot.img through adb
collins521 said:
Had to push the boot.img through adb
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What's the command input for the push
All I know is its the along the line of push/c:/(boot.img location)
It's more like "fastboot flash boot boot.img" you can't push it via adb, unless you're already in TWRP.
NRGZ28 said:
It's more like "fastboot flash boot boot.img" you can't push it via adb, unless you're already in TWRP.
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I have twrp installed but I can't boot to it I get stuck on the [800] fastboot mode started screen can I do it from download mode
My Nexus 10 has been acting up recently...the battery seemed to be draining A LOT quicker then it normally would.....the tablet would just shutdown in the middle of doing something. Fast forward a week or two, now when I turn it on it vibrates for a second, shows the "GOOGLE" logo and starts the boot animation for 4.4, vibrates and repeats the same. I manually formatted and flashed 4.4 (fastboot flash boot ...etc...) and still am getting the same issues...Any suggestions on what to try next?
Flash the newest factory image automatically via fastboot.
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Just did that to no avail....same issue as before...Anything else to try?
It almost seems like it is not charging but I would assume I could still get it to boot up while connected to the charger....correct?
Update....I flashed CWM and sideloaded gapps and a ROM...and tried that...still the result..."GOOGLE" logo comes up and then a vibration...then it goes back to "charging" (the white battery with the lightning bolt through it)
Nobody has anything? Damn...lol
cirenj said:
Nobody has anything? Damn...lol
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Sounds like it may be a hardware issue, since flashing the factory image didn't even help. I would say trying flashing the factory image using the flash-all method, and wiping data/factory reset right after. Couldn't hurt.
cirenj said:
Nobody has anything? Damn...lol
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You said you installed cwm -- I assume you mean the recovery rom... If I'm wrong ignore the rest.
I too have had this issue and it was not hardware. To fix this I booted into cwm (the recovery rom I use on my N10) and reinstalled a stock factory boot rom. Just for those that don't know to boot into the recovery rom, power off the tablet, then press and hold the power, volume up AND volume down simultaneously --- finally, use the volume button to scroll to the recovery menu.
uDude
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You said you installed cwm -- I assume you mean the recovery rom... If I'm wrong ignore the rest.
I too have had this issue and it was not hardware. To fix this I booted into cwm (the recovery rom I use on my N10) and reinstalled a stock factory boot rom. Just for those that don't know to boot into the recovery rom, power off the tablet, then press and hold the power, volume up AND volume down simultaneously --- finally, use the volume button to scroll to the recovery menu.
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I have tried that as well...I am thinking it is a hardware issue as previously stated....amazing...spend $500 for a piece of hardware only to have it die a little over 12 months later....talk about pissed off....
cirenj said:
I have tried that as well...I am thinking it is a hardware issue as previously stated....amazing...spend $500 for a piece of hardware only to have it die a little over 12 months later....talk about pissed off....
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No shoot me a PM ..
Lets see if we can get you up and running again ..
If we do we can post what we did back here from all XDA users ..
Thx Josh
I am having the same exact issues. I too force flashed stock 4.4.4 and it still does not boot up. Any ideas on how to remedy this would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Hoping to hear something as well...but doesn't look good...
Can you access adb? To check logcat while it's booting (and possibly find out why it's bootlooping)?
What did you use to format the partitions?
Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk
I can access adb on my laptop...and I used the "fastboot format" and "fastboot flash"
How would I check the logcat file?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274119
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Can you access adb? To check logcat while it's booting (and possibly find out why it's bootlooping)?
What did you use to format the partitions?
Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk
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I am unable to get my Nexus to show up in command prompt when I run "adb devices". Not sure what to do.
Any ideas? I've tried reflashing stock images and still have the same problems..
michaelearth said:
Any ideas? I've tried reflashing stock images and still have the same problems..
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Can you give more details about your issue? If its still about not connecting PC and tablet see this guide for help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277112
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Can you give more details about your issue? If its still about not connecting PC and tablet see this guide for help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277112
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The problem is that my tablet will reboot constantly and it shows my battery being fully drained even after charging it overnight. I'm able to force flash stock images to my tablet and this has not fixed the issue. So at the moment my nexus 10 is an expensive paperweight.
What happens when booted to bootloader or recovery? Does it act normal or loop?
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What happens when booted to bootloader or recovery? Does it act normal or loop?
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When I boot into the bootloader it acts normal.
Hey all,
I have just run into an issue, I was installing CWM and all seemed well, but then when I had tried to boot into recovery by holding down the buttons.
However, when it would say recovery booting it would flash turn off and reboot.
I figured it was just an issue with how I was trying to get into the recovery so I used ADB to Reboot into recovery, and that went fine but now I am in a boot loop of the phone trying to get into recovery but when it isnt seeing CWM for some reason it just reboots and continues the cycle.
I would appreciate if anyone has any insight as to how I can fix this or lets hope its not this but if Im screwed at this point.
Thanks in advance,
nEmo
Gahh... This is really getting to me, I've tried everything I can think of.
No one out there has any ideas?
I know Im not being very patient but its the only phone I have access to right now
It almost seems like there is either no OS on it (I hadn't wiped anything at this point) so this is the least likely,
or there was something wrong with the version of CWM that I was trying to use.
I think why I can't connect anything or do anything like that is because it keeps trying to look for the recovery
but because CWM isn't properly there it just keeps looking for it and just keeps on going in that loop.
would love to hear from anyone.
Thanks again.
i
nemofunk said:
Hey all,
I have just run into an issue, I was installing CWM and all seemed well, but then when I had tried to boot into recovery by holding down the buttons.
However, when it would say recovery booting it would flash turn off and reboot.
I figured it was just an issue with how I was trying to get into the recovery so I used ADB to Reboot into recovery, and that went fine but now I am in a boot loop of the phone trying to get into recovery but when it isnt seeing CWM for some reason it just reboots and continues the cycle.
I would appreciate if anyone has any insight as to how I can fix this or lets hope its not this but if Im screwed at this point.
Thanks in advance,
nEmo
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there is also temporary state for recovery and that might be the cause of this
so try to reflash recovery through adb
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Geeks Empire said:
there is also temporary state for recovery and that might be the cause of this
so try to reflash recovery through adb
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Thanks for the reply, I would love to do that but the part that it actually gets stuck at is before any of the OS is loaded,
What happens is when there is power to it (ie battery or when plugged into a wall socket) it will try to boot as if I had held
down the vol +, Power and home and get the "recovery booting" text, from here the screen turns off and vibrates, a second or two later it reboots and repeats.
I might try to get a video of it tomorrow.
Thanks again,
nEmo
nemofunk said:
Thanks for the reply, I would love to do that but the part that it actually gets stuck at is before any of the OS is loaded,
What happens is when there is power to it (ie battery or when plugged into a wall socket) it will try to boot as if I had held
down the vol +, Power and home and get the "recovery booting" text, from here the screen turns off and vibrates, a second or two later it reboots and repeats.
I might try to get a video of it tomorrow.
Thanks again,
nEmo
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U don't need to load OS to do this just boot to Fastboot and use adb interface
If it was useful please hit thanks
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A Million Thanks!
Thank you my good Sir!!!
Did just the trick, for some reason I totally overlooked Fastboot.
Always helps to have someone to bounce ideas off of, or someone that knows what they are doing ! HAHA
Thanks again!
nEmo
Hi, running into the same problem here
nemofunk said:
Thank you my good Sir!!!
Did just the trick, for some reason I totally overlooked Fastboot.
Always helps to have someone to bounce ideas off of, or someone that knows what they are doing ! HAHA
Thanks again!
nEmo
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Hello, so as the title mentioned, I am in something of a similar predicament. Odin Mode is stuck, and it won't recognize any recovery on the phone. How do you boot into fastboot? Could you describe what you did? Thank you in advance.
Odin mode and recovery mode are two different things. You can't get into download mode where you see the android with the shovel?
So my nexus 7 is stuck in a boot loop. It's been like this for awhile and I just decided to try to get it fixed.
Before I shut it down last, I set it to reboot to recovery. However, somehow, the recovery got corrupted somehow.
So now, whenever it boots up, it boots up into the bootloader, then immediately attempts to boot into the broken recovery. It then continues this loop until the tablet runs out of battery.
Fast boot won't connect, since it exits the boot loader so quickly. Holding down the button combo to boot to the bootloader still causes it to attempt to boot to the recovery.
I can't flash anything or wipe anything because both the recovery and fastboot won't connect.
Any ideas?
Bumpidy bump
Anyone?
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Before I shut it down last, I set it to reboot to recovery.
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why on earth would you do that? wow.
Edit: Lol so sorry completely misread the statement I quoted. Must have been high or something. Disregard the "wow" I've reserved it for myself. Anyway if you've still not found a solution you might check out what APX mode and NVflash are about. It's basically a mode even lower than bootloader. I haven't used it but you should read up on it, it might be the way out:
https://developer.nvidia.com/tegra-android-development-pack
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927818
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- how "immediately" does it try to go from bootloader to recovery. maybe if you setup fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and have it ready to go you can try sending it really fast.
- try holding all three buttons down for a long time, like forever.
- try disconnecting the battery and leaving it for a while, maybe overnight.
can't see any other options. unless the device is recognized in any form by computer when it's completely off.
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Bumpidy bump
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