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2011-01-20
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#12
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Originally Posted by Switch_
To remove it now is a inpossible job because all the GUI has gone.
Ok, sounds strange to me. Why do you have a password to boot into the phone? And can you remove it? Perhaps the requirement for a password is blocking write to certain sections of the phone during flashing the fiasco image.
Alternatively, can you get into R&D mode?
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2011-01-20
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Somehow, is fixed :S, The solution was (what I did).
1. Uninstall the flasher
2. Clear the register
3. Reboot the PC
4. Install the flasher
5. Reboot
6. Follow the flasher instruction and good luck!
P.S. Some how, the password is still there and but all the photos, videos etc are gone.
1. Uninstall the flasher
2. Clear the register
3. Reboot the PC
4. Install the flasher
5. Reboot
6. Follow the flasher instruction and good luck!
P.S. Some how, the password is still there and but all the photos, videos etc are gone.
I've flashed the device before with password on it and things went well. But this time is just odd.