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alucard
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
E710
Service Provider:
vodaphone |
 
Sun Jun 20, 2004 8:39 am |
Hello let me tell my story
I am in france and my provider is sfr(vodaphone).
I bought my E710 on monday, i flash it tuesday successfully with a T-Mobile firmware.
Sunday i finily want to come back with the vodaphone firmware. I use my backup and Optiflash. The process go and stop my mobile photo-flash stay ligthed and now i cant turn on my mobile nor reflash it. Is there a solution to overcome this disaster ?
Thanks a lot
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alucard
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
E710
Service Provider:
vodaphone |
Sun Jun 20, 2004 10:37 am |
I t is fixed.
If you cant turn on your mobile, u just have to remove the battery and replace it in order to start the flashing process
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phatzilla
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
samsung e715
Service Provider:
t-mobile |
Sun Jul 04, 2004 7:13 pm |
I copied my post from a previous post I made. I have an e715 but i suppose the process may work for other phones:
alright I now have it flashing, and for anyone else with my problem, try the following:
Take the battery out for a longer period of time (10+ seconds)
remove your phone from the data cable
replace the battery
hit 'flash' in optiflash
re-attach your phone to the data cable
hit on / off as optiflash instructs
keep in mind i hit flash BEFORE my phone was attached to the data cable
I dont know that this will work for everyone, but mine is now flashing after previously not doing ANYTHING after a bad flash....Good Luck!
Floyd
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kimi82
Posts: 80
Phone Model:
SGH-E710 FW:E710XXDF4 Cable:PCB093LBE
Service Provider:
AMC |
Sun Jul 04, 2004 8:34 pm |
 maybe your battery is empty
I have had this stupid problem at my first flash
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misteryadas
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
E710
Service Provider:
Vodafone |
Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:27 pm |
| phatzilla wrote: | I copied my post from a previous post I made. I have an e715 but i suppose the process may work for other phones:
alright I now have it flashing, and for anyone else with my problem, try the following:
Take the battery out for a longer period of time (10+ seconds)
remove your phone from the data cable
replace the battery
hit 'flash' in optiflash
re-attach your phone to the data cable
hit on / off as optiflash instructs
keep in mind i hit flash BEFORE my phone was attached to the data cable
I dont know that this will work for everyone, but mine is now flashing after previously not doing ANYTHING after a bad flash....Good Luck!
Floyd |
Thank you so much Floyd!!!!!
I was scared that I could throw my phone by the trash, but then I tried that thing what you said...IT HELPED!!!!
THANKS!!!!
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Tumke
Posts: 5
Phone Model:
E710 (E710XXDF4)
Service Provider:
Vodafone NL |
Wed Feb 16, 2005 2:03 am |
strange problems guys,
I use an USB cable to flash firmware and I do never remove the battery. I just connect the cable. Turn the phone off. Flash the firmware (or mods) and turn my phone back on, works all the time. If I want to flash multiple mods, I just flash them one after another without turning my phone on/off in between mods..
greetz
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