You could probably find a faster download for the stock romĪs for the py the backup to your pc.use titanium backup to get only the files you want outta the data backup file Notes to techguru : Hi there techguru, If I were to back up the folders after the bootloop issue, wouldnt CWM also back up the corrupted folders? And wouldn't I be restoring the corrupted folders back to the phone after reflashing the stock ROM? I would really like to have your opinions on this before I restore data back to the phone. God dammit file sharers why do you have to limit the download speed! Could really use a 1MB/s download speed. Hard reset phone in recovery (CWM) optionsĭownloading of stock ROM at 40KB/s, 1.2GB file.
#Samsung kies download mode install#
You could follow techguru 's advice and install a custom recovery to backup your data.Īll right. You will probably need root to do the rest of what you need for getting to the files' location. You might be able to access files now adb shell ls This will freeze the device, keeping it from rebooting.
In that case, you should use a script like this offcd /d %~dp0echo.echo Waiting for device…adb wait-for-deviceecho.adb -d shell stop The easiest way to enter your phone in this part is using a batch script that monitors the state of your device and connects directly when possible. The only tricky part about using ADB with bootloops is that you have to do it on the right time, this is different from every device, but normally it’s after the manufacturer logo that the partitions get mounted.
(In new CWM versions it’s possible to use adb) So, with the phone in recovery mode, try : adb devicesĪDB can be used to access the phone while booting, be aware that some bootloops make it unable to use ADB since they do not go further then the manufacturer logo. Here's a article to get you going : Īlso, it's useful to add the adb.exe path to your system PATH for easier access (eg.
#Samsung kies download mode android#
It's a CLI which lets your computer communicate with your android device. In recovery mode, theres an option called apply updated from ADB. I believe that recovery mode is "Volume button up + Home button" during boot and download mode is "Volume button down + home button " during boot? yes, I can access both of them. My computer does not detect the device so I cannot access its files. You'll probably have to flash the stock ROM.Ĭan you define adb? I did a google search on it but I am still confused about what exactly to do. Anyway, even if you manage to backup your data or not, it'a veey unlikely that you can fix the issue without a hard reset. Still, I don't know where the S Note app stores its stuff, you'll have to find it. Download mode doesn't mount the partitions iirc, maybe recovery(I know CWM does, probably TWRP as well).You could try that as well. Do you have custom recovery? Can you get into recovery mode? What about download mode? Does adb recognize the device? You might have a chance for the phone to mount partitions somewhere in the bootloop and to maybe be able to access the files(you might need root privileges, not sure) via adb.
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