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I hard bricked my device before while trying to downgrade my HBOOT version from 1. I'm not sure it will really help. This utility was recognized by many users all over the world as a modern, convenient alternative to manual updating of the drivers and also received a high rating from known computer publications.

Qhsusb Bulk Driver Главное меню. He was then able to re-write the P4 file, which contains all your device information IMEI, CID etc. How to resistance Qhsusb Dload Driver 32 Bit. Can you access your bootloader btw? Okay so if you are like me and have installed the OTA Update or ran the 3.

You could always try to run the brickdetect. Please download it from your system manufacturer's website. I don't know how different that hard brick is from yours, but it worked for me. Qualcomm Qhsusb Driver Rar kis.

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Okay so if you are like me and have installed the OTA Update or ran the 3. Try to get a replacement through the carrier or Manufacturer Option 2. Send it off for a repair or Option 3 try and fix it yourself. Option 4 Toss the device and look elsewhere. I Personally am going with Option 3 and am attempting to figure out a working Unbrick Method that does not require a RIFF box so with that said i will be working in this thread in an effort to get an unbrick project working. Feel free to add your knowledge, input, and advice in the proceeding posts below. Please Note if you are using Windows 8 you will need to disable driver signature enforcement, while there are many ways to do this by far the easiest way is to open an Elevated Command Prompt and enter I suggest that you try reading here. I hard bricked my device before while trying to downgrade my HBOOT version from 1. To sum it up, he could still access his bootloader, but couldn't flash anything. By accessing rebootRUU, he managed to place his phone into a brick mode which allowed Linux to recognize and write to the boot partition. To enter that sort of brick mode, he flashed an UNSIGNED HBOOT file, which would have been fine since he was S-ON. BUT, once he sent in the command for S-ON, the device saw the UNSIGNED HBOOT and rebricked. He was then able to re-write the P4 file, which contains all your device information IMEI, CID etc. Then flash in the recovery, access the recovery, and flash your ROM. I don't know how different that hard brick is from yours, but it worked for me. Can you access your bootloader btw? Quote: Originally Posted by d3thstalker I suggest that you try reading here. I hard bricked my device before while trying to downgrade my HBOOT version from 1. To sum it up, he could still access his bootloader, but couldn't flash anything. By accessing rebootRUU, he managed to place his phone into a brick mode which allowed Linux to recognize and write to the boot partition. To enter that sort of brick mode, he flashed an UNSIGNED HBOOT file, which would have been fine since he was S-ON. BUT, once he sent in the command for S-ON, the device saw the UNSIGNED HBOOT and rebricked. He was then able to re-write the P4 file, which contains all your device information IMEI, CID etc. Then flash in the recovery, access the recovery, and flash your ROM. I don't know how different that hard brick is from yours, but it worked for me. Can you access your bootloader btw? I'm not sure it will really help. The first part is to run brickdetect. That script appears to try to enumerate the partitions. I tried to enumerate my partitions using the manual steps in mirgantrophy's unbrick evita thread to no success before I sent my device off for JTAG. You could always try to run the brickdetect. It doesn't do anything to your phone. It just searches dmesg a Linux log for the partitions being detected when you attach the bricked phone via USB. Don't run the rest of it though.