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I have everything up to encrypting the cab file, I'm afraid I cannot locate a .cab file on my computer.
EDIT: I'm an idiot, nvm
EDIT: I'm an idiot, nvm
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someone please help me I get this when I try to do it
23:49:38 : Launching SW update
23:49:38 : Unpacking KDZ
23:50:12 : KDZ file extraced
23:50:44 : Files were extracted.
23:50:44 : LGMobileDL Load.
23:50:44 : Port = -1
23:50:45 : Connecting to phone
23:50:59 : Check Phone mode = 2
23:50:59 : Phone type check.......
23:51:06 : LGMobileDL.DLL Loading....
23:51:06 : _SetAuthMark Fail
23:51:06 : _SetAuthMark Ok : wAuthMark(65535)
23:51:06 : LoadLibrary Error(126)
23:51:09 : ===FINISHED===
I have the t-mobile f3
I get the same thing. Can anyone help. I've tried 2 computers already and I get the same error
its not hardbricked. i will give it a try. thanks
Edit: The emergency mode did not work but that was not the problem. The problem was Windows XP and Windows 7 for me. Both OS gave me the error but when I tried Windows 8, it worked perfectly on download mode. So if you get an error, just try a different computer/OS.
Heres an interesting one: following this method worked on my t-mobile f3 but the contacts app and phone seem to be corrupt. They won't open. More importantly, about a week after completing this my phone lost all signal whatsoever and the t-mobile support team has spent three hours being flummoxed about whats going on. Anyone have advice?
is there a risk to that? If I flash the metro kdz will I lose wifi-calling?Try flashing the metro pcs firmware? Maybe?
is there a risk to that? If I flash the metro kdz will I lose wifi-calling?
Thanks for the advice, I think I'll reflash the T-Mobile because I really can't live without wifi calling but I'll try the Metro PCS if it comes to that.I think so, but there are other methods you can use to get wifi calling back. Other than that there are no other risks since both firmware work and the metro pcs is actually the better of the two from a thread I saw. I guess you can just reflash the t-mobile firmware and see if it works.
Thanks for that, but the real problem is that the network connection just cut after installing this and as T-Mobile doesn't understand whats wrong I assumed flashing this could have been responsible. Is that likely, or could my sim card just be busted?
Thanks for the advice, flashing tmobile firmware nowOK first of all just take the sim out and put it back then. If not try flashing the t-mobile firmware again, if that doesn't work then try the metro pcs one. If that still doesn't work then flash the t-mobile one since you need wifi calling and try to change your sim. Thats all I can think of that might work and sorry if it might be a bit tedious.
its not hardbricked. i will give it a try. thanks
Edit: The emergency mode did not work but that was not the problem. The problem was Windows XP and Windows 7 for me. Both OS gave me the error but when I tried Windows 8, it worked perfectly on download mode. So if you get an error, just try a different computer/OS.
Did you perform a factory reset after booting up with the newly flashed firmware?HI
I downloaded and used the T-Mobile: P65910b_05.kdz firmware.
I'm seeing a number of problems such as home button doesn't work, screen lock doesn't work, and notifications do not show up.
Thanks
I think these issues have nothing to do with the version of Windows, and everything to do with other factors -- probably anti-virus software or a firewall. If you have problems, try disabling those.Strange, I have tried this method all day yesterday on Windows 8, no luck.
I think these issues have nothing to do with the version of Windows, and everything to do with other factors -- probably anti-virus software or a firewall. If you have problems, try disabling those.
You don't have anti-virus? Well, that's pretty reckless if this computer is connected to the internet.Not running either, other than Windows Defender.
You don't have anti-virus? Well, that's pretty reckless if this computer is connected to the internet.
If you don't have access to another Windows computer, you can try turning off Windows Defender. Also, if that's running, I'm guessing the built-in Windows firewall is enabled, and you can try disabling that.
Really though, trying another computer seems to be the solution for most -- myself included when I had this problem (technically the same computer, but a different install of Windows).