Speedster Honorary Master Joined May 2, 2006 Messages 32,364 Reaction score 21,670 Location Hatfield Feb 7, 2019 #61 Serene said: Checked a flashing tutorial on XDA and followed it to a T and restored my phone. Click to expand... So it wasn't bricked, just a software issue?
Serene said: Checked a flashing tutorial on XDA and followed it to a T and restored my phone. Click to expand... So it wasn't bricked, just a software issue?
LiengLiengZA Expert Member Joined Sep 24, 2008 Messages 2,243 Reaction score 773 Location Dronkenville,Vereeniging Feb 7, 2019 #62 Speedster said: So it wasn't bricked, just a software issue? Click to expand... Basically I thought it was bricked cause it just had a constant bootloop but eventually used the right flashing software, I deleted my complete Android OS.
Speedster said: So it wasn't bricked, just a software issue? Click to expand... Basically I thought it was bricked cause it just had a constant bootloop but eventually used the right flashing software, I deleted my complete Android OS.
Speedster Honorary Master Joined May 2, 2006 Messages 32,364 Reaction score 21,670 Location Hatfield Feb 7, 2019 #63 Serene said: Basically I thought it was bricked cause it just had a constant bootloop but eventually used the right flashing software, I deleted my complete Android OS. Click to expand... Ok cool, makes sense. I always understood "bricked" to mean that the phone is totally useless, but I get that it has gained a more general use. https://lifehacker.com/how-do-i-fix-my-bricked-android-phone-5853519
Serene said: Basically I thought it was bricked cause it just had a constant bootloop but eventually used the right flashing software, I deleted my complete Android OS. Click to expand... Ok cool, makes sense. I always understood "bricked" to mean that the phone is totally useless, but I get that it has gained a more general use. https://lifehacker.com/how-do-i-fix-my-bricked-android-phone-5853519