One of the greatest fears of every Android user is the fear of “bricking my device”. It’s no longer news, the rates at which Android phones are been bricked is beyond imagination.



From the info I’ve gathered so far, the major problem of any android phone is bricking the device. Some of you will bare me witness that some bricked android device are been fixed while some are not been fixed.



But for those who already bricked their Android phones and don’t know what to do next, I’ll like to summon you to draw your learning chair closer, let’s see how we can unbrick it. I’ll quickly share with you two interesting ways you can unbrick your device, even though you are been told by your device Engr that there is no more hope for the device.



How Can I Un-brick My Bricked Android Phone? First method



1. Get a phone of the same type that is not bricked



2. Boot the good phone into recovery mode (hold volume up + power button while the phone is off)



3. Go to Backup and restore



4. Select Backup then yes to confirm



5. After Backup is complete, copy the backup file / folder from the SD card of the good phone to the SD card of the bricked phone (maintain the file path)



6. Boot the bricked phone into recovery mode



7. Go to backup and restore



8. Select Restore



9. Select the backup you just copied and click yes to confirm



10. Your Android phone should come back to life



If perhaps your Android phone proves stubborn, then try the next method in the next post ... The next post is on where this tweak was copied from... [url] http://www.skyreloadz.tk[/url]

Is this the Seun Osewa or an imposter?

oluwaseun0sewa: One of the greatest fears of every Android user is the fear of “bricking my device”. It’s no longer news, the rates at which Android phones are been bricked is beyond imagination.



From the info I’ve gathered so far, the major problem of any android phone is bricking the device. Some of you will bare me witness that some bricked android device are been fixed while some are not been fixed.



But for those who already bricked their Android phones and don’t know what to do next, I’ll like to summon you to draw your learning chair closer, let’s see how we can unbrick it. I’ll quickly share with you two interesting ways you can unbrick your device, even though you are been told by your device Engr that there is no more hope for the device.



How Can I Un-brick My Bricked Android Phone? First method



1. Get a phone of the same type that is not bricked



2. Boot the good phone into recovery mode (hold volume up + power button while the phone is off)



3. Go to Backup and restore



4. Select Backup then yes to confirm



5. After Backup is complete, copy the backup file / folder from the SD card of the good phone to the SD card of the bricked phone (maintain the file path)



6. Boot the bricked phone into recovery mode



7. Go to backup and restore



8. Select Restore



9. Select the backup you just copied and click yes to confirm



10. Your Android phone should come back to life



If perhaps your Android phone proves stubborn, then try the next method in the next post ... The next post is on where this tweak was copied from... [url] http://www.skyreloadz.tk[/url]

Thanks ,this seems easy. but what abt cwm recovery some people do refer to it?

So easy

Hostermipo: Thanks ,this seems easy. but what abt cwm recovery some people do refer to it?

It's little bit complicated.. I just simplified it from my post

The best way is to download the rom of the phone and install it again. Than to restore backup of another person phone.

Collinz2: The best way is to download the rom of the phone and install it again. Than to restore backup of another person phone.

And what is the difference?

oluwaseun0sewa: It's little bit complicated.. I just simplified it from my post

is there any difference BTW your type and using cwm and how can I use this same method to backup my Stock ROM?

Collinz2: The best way is to download the rom of the phone and install it again. Than to restore backup of another person phone.

don't you knw that it is some body who uploaded the one from his own phone.

Hostermipo: don't you knw that it is some body who uploaded the one from his own phone.

the one the person uploaded is a clean rom. Nt backup with cache data.

UchihaItachi:

And what is the difference?

there is a big difference

Collinz2: the one the person uploaded is a clean rom. Nt backup with cache data.

you won't tell that to someone who just bricked his phone,that is desperate to do anything just to see his phone back to life

Collinz2: the one the person uploaded is a clean rom. Nt backup with cache data.

What will happen if you backup system alone?

If there's a mixup in the post check the second method on the site I posted