Forced Upload by Key Pressing on My Android Phone
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Anybody know any other manner of SGS2 than these 2 modes?
Why I am asking is, when I was in the noob stage while playing with my SGS2, if my memory is correct, with three combination of button (Vol+Home+power or I started pressing earlier fully shut down any push button or something else I don't really recollect now the sequence and the way) accidently I got a screen with yellow text similar to download mode, but it is certain the just text on the screen I recollect in that panic situation was something written 'Upload' , that time my SGS2 was only few days erstwhile, I was really scared and rushed to press the power button to become the phone off before something is happened,
If somebody has any thought please just share…..
Thanks
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Further to my first post, once over again I accidentally got the screen what I mentioned, this time I establish out the Keys....
While the Phone is fully booted condition Just press Home Push and Vol-up button together, you volition get blackness screen for one or ii seconds like telephone is switched off followed by the fastened Screen saying
" FORCED UPLOAD BY KEY PRESSING" along with the digits on top….
When you go the this Screen zip to worry only hold power push button for few seconds, phone will be switched off and with another printing yous can switch the phone on normally....
If somebody know about this just share the information…..
Thanks a lot
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It doesn't look like y'all tin install any firmware with that...how to install a firmware past using this method, odin doesn't work
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Ok so information technology's not fifty-fifty my first rodeo by far, simply i seems to have come across your favourite S2 (Lol!) screen myself this by weekend, and plainly again today. I jave to say i have washed pretty much everything i could have possibly done to this Notation 5 SM_N920W8. Successful FRP Unlock, TWRP, my beginning manual injection of SU & BINARY, even uncovered a huge lot of developer apps and various locking/ unlocking tools, subsequently semi-translating Standard arabic and separating useless lawmaking to find passwords and proper instructional material. I even had the thing upwardly and running quite well, fifty-fifty later on playing around with all the developers tools similar Combination BoxWares, FRP Hijacker & Gsd Android Tool all over this phone. I managed to destroy any evidence of an IMEI number though. Oopsie. .. simply, because information technology IS a Notation five, an ever-so-satisfying bombardment pull cannot exist properly executed, i keep on coming back to the lovely screen which i will post screenshots of now.
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The just affair nosotros tin discuss about your lost IMEI is to help you restore your IMEI from an IMEI backup that was created before you caused this upshot.Ok and then it'due south not fifty-fifty my get-go rodeo by far, but i seems to accept come beyond your favourite S2 (Lol!) screen myself this past weekend, and obviously again today. I jave to say i have done pretty much everything i could take peradventure washed to this NOTE 5 SM_N920W8. Successful FRP Unlock, TWRP, my get-go manual injection of SU & BINARY, even uncovered a huge lot of developer apps and diverse locking/ unlocking tools, afterward semi-translating Arabic and separating useless lawmaking to find passwords and proper instructional material. I fifty-fifty had the thing upwards and running quite well, even after playing around with all the developers tools like Combination BoxWares, FRP Hijacker & Gsd Android Tool all over this phone. I managed to destroy any evidence of an IMEI number though. Oopsie. .. but, considering it IS a Annotation 5, an ever-then-satisfying battery pull cannot be properly executed, i keep on coming back to the lovely screen which i will post screenshots of now.sent from my Galaxy J3 SM-J320W8
If yous do non have a legitimate IMEI backup, nosotros take nothing to discuss.
Any word across that in this regard is non allowed by the standards gear up in the XDA Forum Rules.
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Your a dipshit. He didn't ask a goddamn thing virtually his IMEI number. He was just request near the upload screen only you obviously have no thought of. I would love to get my hands on you and beat the ****ing snot out of you
Lol, yous didn't sympathise my meaning, that makes yous the....what was your word......dips***t.
The reason I said what I said virtually IMEI is because they had rendered their device inoperable and wanted help fixing it, which is why they came here. They also stated that, in the process of messing around with the device, they destroyed their IMEI. Well, judge what that means, it means that office of the process to repair the device will crave restoring IMEI(this is the part that my respond was aimed at) which they did not create a backup of, which we now tin can't legitimately assistance with due to the forum rules well-nigh not being able to help restore IMEI without a fill-in. Ultimately, they would have required aid from us that is against the XDA rules, non to mention, illegal in some places. Therefore, my reply was very relevant.
2d, I know the upload screen very well, my reply had nothing to practice with ignorance of its beingness or its meaning. The just ignorance here is you non agreement why I gave the reply I gave and its underlying meaning because you didn't wait deep enough to make the connexion. But, that is no surprise since this is your showtime mail service here and you simply joined inside the last few hours, you probably don't know enough about this site's rules or what would have been involved in their repair process.
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