Help htc explore won't start n unable to update

[airade]

Hi!
I have htc explorer a310e
pico pvt ship s-on RL
HBOOT- 1.03.0000
RADIO- 1.11.82.17
nov 29, 2011 , 17:10:06

It was working fine exept internal memory problem so, according to article, i able to unlock boot loader n root my phone safely. but during changing some option in "link2sd"
, some gone wrong n my memory card & it stops reading. so i go for factory reset n format card. But at this process my phone unable to reset safely. It stuck in white screen with green htc logo. I have done many things including recovery option in in bootloader mode, try to install RUU file through win 7 but it shows some type of error, when i go for "install zip from sd card" it shows verifation error n update aborted.
Please anyone can help me ASAP.
Thanks in advance.

 

[scary alien]

Welcome to our AndroidForums, @airade.

Just a wild guess here on my part but perhaps try removing the SD card from your device and then booting it (I'm remembering having read something like this a long while back).

Also, we have an HTC Explorer root area here at AF:

http://androidforums.com/forums/root-htc-explorer.1065/​

There may be threads and/or folks in there that might be able to help you out.

Cheers!

 

[Hadron]

Do you have a custom recovery? If so I'm guessing you didn't take a backup using that before messing with Link2SD, but if you did then just go into recovery and restore it.

What zip are you trying to install from sd? Custom ROM requires custom recovery (the HTC recovery will only install official signed updates). Conversely an RUU zip is installed by the hboot not recovery (you have to place it in the root directory of the sd card and give it a specific name, which varies with the phone model). The two types of zip are completely different, so it's important to use the right procedure for each.

 

[airade]

ohh...thank you "hadron".....can i go for another rom in this condition, if i don't find stock recovery ?

 

[Hadron]

If you have a custom recovery and can get in to that then yes, if you can find a custom ROM for the device (ROMs are device-specific) then you can use the custom recovery to install it.