NightEagle
Lurker
Ok, so my mum was playing on her Nexus 7, next moment it reboots and is stuck on the "Google" logo. This was the part where I decided to do some research on this particular problem. According to many websites, it was something to do with when you update to 5.0.2. But the Nexus was on 5.0.x for a while with no problems at all until now
Luckily, fastboot mode was still accessable, alongside the default Android recovery mode, but the recovery mode had a bunch of "cache" errors. I tried the simple methods by wiping data/cache, froze for about a minute then came back with another error message. It started to get more advanced. I then used Nexus Root Toolkit by Wugfresh. ADB/fastboot drivers were no problem at all, as I got them already from a 3rd party source. I tried to do the most easiest and obvious methods to fix it, which turned out I had to unlock the bootloader to do anything. I went to unlock the bootloader, and it asked me on the Nexus if I wanted to unlock it and I said yes. The Nexus froze and the command prompt did as well, meaning it was doing nothing to try and unlock it.
To be honest, I'm all out of methods and ideas to fix this, and this forum is my last hope. I'm possibly doing something wrong here, but I'd appreciate some help to fix this issue so I can get CWM and CyanogenMod on it to avoid this happening again.
Luckily, fastboot mode was still accessable, alongside the default Android recovery mode, but the recovery mode had a bunch of "cache" errors. I tried the simple methods by wiping data/cache, froze for about a minute then came back with another error message. It started to get more advanced. I then used Nexus Root Toolkit by Wugfresh. ADB/fastboot drivers were no problem at all, as I got them already from a 3rd party source. I tried to do the most easiest and obvious methods to fix it, which turned out I had to unlock the bootloader to do anything. I went to unlock the bootloader, and it asked me on the Nexus if I wanted to unlock it and I said yes. The Nexus froze and the command prompt did as well, meaning it was doing nothing to try and unlock it.
To be honest, I'm all out of methods and ideas to fix this, and this forum is my last hope. I'm possibly doing something wrong here, but I'd appreciate some help to fix this issue so I can get CWM and CyanogenMod on it to avoid this happening again.