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D851 Hard Brick

I cannot boot into download mode and cannot boot into twrp. The phone will not boot no matter how long i hold the power button and there is no lights. When connected to the pc it shows up as Qcom Dload. Can someone please create a debrick.img. All you need to do is flash this in twrp and send me the debrick file which should end up on your sdcard.
h ttps://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23578570567721355

Nit3H8wk said:
I cannot boot into download mode and cannot boot into twrp. The phone will not boot no matter how long i hold the power button and there is no lights. When connected to the pc it shows up as Qcom Dload. Can someone please create a debrick.img. All you need to do is flash this in twrp and send me the debrick file which should end up on your sdcard.
h ttps://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23578570567721355
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This has been tried before and it didnt work for the guy. Have you tried flashing a tot? It has the begining of the emmc so same outcome but you can skip all the sd card work. Good luck if the tot fails and no one steps up ill get you that debrick file just to see if your luck is better.

ThePagel said:
This has been tried before and it didnt work for the guy. Have you tried flashing a tot? It has the begining of the emmc so same outcome but you can skip all the sd card work. Good luck if the tot fails and no one steps up ill get you that debrick file just to see if your luck is better.
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That was a no go i tried the older dll that bypass model checks but still fails. Guess there is a linux method that worked on the older g2 and someone with a g3 reported success so i already extracted the TOT files i need to dd over from linux.
h ttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2582142

Nit3H8wk said:
That was a no go i tried the older dll that bypass model checks but still fails. Guess there is a linux method that worked on the older g2 and someone with a g3 reported success so i already extracted the TOT files i need to dd over from linux.
h ttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2582142
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Yeah that's probably your best option I have a partitions dump from the tot if yours are not working for some reason. Instead of installing twrp If I was you I would boot into download mode after and flash the tot. I did do a debrick dump with the script that I can get to you tomorrow some time and if that doesn't work tell me and I can give you a link that has 250-500mb range for the dumps from when I was helping the other guy. They weren't made with a script but with terminal emulator but they should be the same thing just bigger because the smaller dumps weren't working for him. Any way here are the partitions just in case https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23622183712472493
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Oh and before I go to bed another thing you can try if you can send the images over but they don't seem to work. Hunt down the fastboot laf.img send that over then do the rest of the partitions via fastboot instead. Good luck!

Dead phone
Dead in the water. Only qpst seems to see it besides device manager (Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008). The linux method was for people who get the lg logo. I don't get anything but a black screen. Problem is i don't know enough about the qpst software to guide you on making the files. All i can say is try to make a backup using qpst and provide links. Don't know what else to do.

Nit3H8wk said:
Dead in the water. Only qpst seems to see it besides device manager (Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008). The linux method was for people who get the lg logo. I don't get anything but a black screen. Problem is i don't know enough about the qpst software to guide you on making the files. All i can say is try to make a backup using qpst and provide links. Don't know what else to do.
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In order to get you the files someone needs to reboot from the hidden menu into somthing I cant remember. Its not mini os and the d851 lacks the option in hidden menu atleast I didnt see it. The d855 hidden menu has the option and I was going to try it but he ended up sending it in before I got around to flashing the d855 rom. If you want to fix it yourself and can do without a cell phone for a few days I can try but might not be able to get you the files until sunday if it works.

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In order to get you the files someone needs to reboot from the hidden menu into somthing I cant remember. Its not mini os and the d851 lacks the option in hidden menu atleast I didnt see it. The d855 hidden menu has the option and I was going to try it but he ended up sending it in before I got around to flashing the d855 rom. If you want to fix it yourself and can do without a cell phone for a few days I can try but might not be able to get you the files until sunday if it works.
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Yeah i will have to wait then can't afford the $175 deductible right now. Thanks for the help. I don't mind waiting just hope i can find a less costly solution know what i mean?

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So it looks like i will need a hex file and mbn partition files vs the bin files that come from the tot file. From what i read in the forums lg offers a 1 year warrenty. So i guess as a last resort i could send it in for service but i would rather try to resolve it myself.

Nit3H8wk said:
So it looks like i will need a hex file and mbn partition files vs the bin files that come from the tot file. From what i read in the forums lg offers a 1 year warrenty. So i guess as a last resort i could send it in for service but i would rather try to resolve it myself.
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Yeah I got ready to do it last night but got side tracked hopefully tonight

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ThePagel said:
Yeah I got ready to do it last night but got side tracked hopefully tonight
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I get paid on monday so going to ship it out to LG then. But if you are able to get the hex and mbn and secure boot files let me know i would still like to tinker a bit before that time as i know it will take a few weeks to get the phone back otherwise.

Nit3H8wk said:
I get paid on monday so going to ship it out to LG then. But if you are able to get the hex and mbn and secure boot files let me know i would still like to tinker a bit before that time as i know it will take a few weeks to get the phone back otherwise.
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Ill be able to tell you tomorrow afternoon if I can do it.

Nit3H8wk said:
I get paid on monday so going to ship it out to LG then. But if you are able to get the hex and mbn and secure boot files let me know i would still like to tinker a bit before that time as i know it will take a few weeks to get the phone back otherwise.
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I cant seem to get into diag mode or field test mode so I cannot create the files for you :crying: BUT before you completely give up on fixing it take a look at this http://forum.cyanogenmod.org/topic/71825-hard-brick-to-hell-and-back-guide-to-recovery/

Qualcomm MSM8975AC
Hello
I tell them my story, mistakenly doing a ported rom stock LG G3 Marshmallow, I flashed my phone with the stock rom from Marshmallow (model D855) and after that I have bricked the phone. No download mode, no emergency mode, only is recognize for the computer as AndroiNet usb port serial.
Could please you help me to unbrick my lg g3 Phone model d851,t-mobile variant. When I plug in my Phone to computer, this is recognized as lgandroinet port serial but I have made a testpoint (open the mobile) to change the phone mode to Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008”. I have used tools like boardiag but I get the followin message: “No response from the device. Check PMIC first and if still boot problem, replace AP.” To look at this thread: http://www.androidbrick.com/unbrick-recover-your-dead-lg-g3-g2-all-variants/ ... but report that it is not compatible for ATT and Tmobile variations. I currently have two virtual machines: Window xp 32 bit and Ubuntu 15.04. My client OS is 8.1 Window 64 bit.
I will be very grateful if you can help me to find a solution or can show me which is the correct way. I've been several weeks looking for a solution but I have not been able to fix my cellphone. I hope that my computer still recognizes it.

cesarandres_8911 said:
Qualcomm MSM8975AC
Hello
I tell them my story, mistakenly doing a ported rom stock LG G3 Marshmallow, I flashed my phone with the stock rom from Marshmallow (model D855) and after that I have bricked the phone. No download mode, no emergency mode, only is recognize for the computer as AndroiNet usb port serial.
Could please you help me to unbrick my lg g3 Phone model d851,t-mobile variant. When I plug in my Phone to computer, this is recognized as lgandroinet port serial but I have made a testpoint (open the mobile) to change the phone mode to Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008”. I have used tools like boardiag but I get the followin message: “No response from the device. Check PMIC first and if still boot problem, replace AP.” To look at this thread: http://www.androidbrick.com/unbrick-recover-your-dead-lg-g3-g2-all-variants/ ... but report that it is not compatible for ATT and Tmobile variations. I currently have two virtual machines: Window xp 32 bit and Ubuntu 15.04. My client OS is 8.1 Window 64 bit.
I will be very grateful if you can help me to find a solution or can show me which is the correct way. I've been several weeks looking for a solution but I have not been able to fix my cellphone. I hope that my computer still recognizes it.
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I just did the same thing tonight, I'll let you know if I fix it.

mxpxboi said:
I just did the same thing tonight, I'll let you know if I fix it.
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Hello,
What is your phone and variant model? Do you have D851 model?

Yeah D851, Black Screen and only connects as "LGE androidnet usb serial port"
Tried flashing TOT file and I get the error "Model Information Check FAIL!"

mxpxboi said:
Yeah D851, Black Screen and only connects as "LGE androidnet usb serial port"
Tried flashing TOT file and I get the error "Model Information Check FAIL!"
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Hello,
I will try help you, first of all you must to change the Qualqomm mode in your phone, namely change usb LGE Androinet by QDloader 9008. For this you must remove the battery from the phone, open the phone and use copper cable or tweezers and you must to touch two points on the mainboard in order to force Qualcomm mode on your phone. I have attached photos to guide you in this process. You must touch two points (without battery) and connect the usb cable to the computer. You'll hear a sound that indicates that qualcomm is active otherwise could see a battery warning on the screen. If this happens, you must disconnect the usb cable and repeat the process.
The second thing you're going to do is install the drivers appropriate for Qualcomm mode. Please follow this thread: http://www.droidsavvy.com/unbrick-qualcomm-mobiles/
This is the download link for the drivers referred to the post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3261089&stc=1&d=1428980071
Now your computer will recognize the cellular in the indicated mode (Relink HS-USB QDloader 9008).
The next step is to use the Boarddiag tool in this post but in the root folder, place the file sbl1.mbn which is located in the folder that you extract the file TOT.
I am currently uploading a package that includes bordiag tool, sbl1.mbn file, and TOT file extracted. When the upload is complete, I could tell you what is the download link, this contain the version of Boardiag that will work in our model. Currently my phone lg g3 D851 (chip MSM8975AC) was revived.

cesarandres_8911 said:
Hello,
I will try help you, first of all you must to change the Qualqomm mode in your phone, namely change usb LGE Androinet by QDloader 9008. For this you must remove the battery from the phone, open the phone and use copper cable or tweezers and you must to touch two points on the mainboard in order to force Qualcomm mode on your phone. I have attached photos to guide you in this process. You must touch two points (without battery) and connect the usb cable to the computer. You'll hear a sound that indicates that qualcomm is active otherwise could see a battery warning on the screen. If this happens, you must disconnect the usb cable and repeat the process.
The second thing you're going to do is install the drivers appropriate for Qualcomm mode. Please follow this thread: http://www.droidsavvy.com/unbrick-qualcomm-mobiles/
This is the download link for the drivers referred to the post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3261089&stc=1&d=1428980071
Now your computer will recognize the cellular in the indicated mode (Relink HS-USB QDloader 9008).
The next step is to use the Boarddiag tool in this post but in the root folder, place the file sbl1.mbn which is located in the folder that you extract the file TOT.
I am currently uploading a package that includes bordiag tool, sbl1.mbn file, and TOT file extracted. When the upload is complete, I could tell you what is the download link, this contain the version of Boardiag that will work in our model. Currently my phone lg g3 D851 (chip MSM8975AC) was revived.
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Good morning, please try downloading this package;
https://mega.nz/#!5lRGUZqZ!HZXaf4SP_PtuPEkg0ycdWXZP977_lBdVVqkI1P8DVtU
I'm not sure if it will work for your model, please performs the tests at your risk. Let me clarify that this is the same boarddiag version , only I try added the files needed.
Within the. 7z, there is a file called "TOT Extract", please extract it and open application BoardDiag. In the section "Target Dir" choose the path where you extracted the file.
Please inform me as it was with the tests.

cesarandres_8911 said:
Good morning, please try downloading this package;
https://mega.nz/#!5lRGUZqZ!HZXaf4SP_PtuPEkg0ycdWXZP977_lBdVVqkI1P8DVtU
I'm not sure if it will work for your model, please performs the tests at your risk. Let me clarify that this is the same boarddiag version , only I try added the files needed.
Within the. 7z, there is a file called "TOT Extract", please extract it and open application BoardDiag. In the section "Target Dir" choose the path where you extracted the file.
Please inform me as it was with the tests.
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Thank you SOOO much for your help so far.
I installed Qualcomm Drivers and touched the points and it connected.
But it says that the Drivers are blocked due to not being digitally signed.
And it's showing up in Device Manager as "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" with an exclamation point.
I am posting screen shots.'
You didn't have this issue?
What steps do I do in the BoardDiag exactly? Just add the directory with the file and hit start?

@mxpxboi it seems you're using windows 8/above, you have to disable driver signature, here is how to do it https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorial...abling-signed-driver-enforcement-on-windows-8
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Overwritten aboot.img -> G3 bricked?

Hi guys,
I made a stupid mistake:
I was overwriting aboot.img from terminal to solve "secure boot failed" error. I didn't have backcase installed and battery fell out.
Now, the phone is bricked or at least the screen remains black, no vibrating, no flashing LED.
Is there anything I can do to revive the phone?

Can you enter anything ? Download mode ?
IF nothing you have to force to qualcomm 9008 mode and use boarddiag to fix the phone

Download-mode (Vol-up while plugging in USB) does not work.
Do you think, I can unbrick it by using willcracker's method?
Is there anything I need to keep in mind? Can you give an estimation whether this approach will solve the issue?

Yes, both willcrackers and the link will fix it
If you somehow fail write here

uhm, it seems as if the archive is protected by password? Any adive on how to get hold of it or any alternative solution?
What's also a little strange: the file "androidbrick_G3_fix.7z" is above 100MB while the download of "BoardDiag v2.99a.zip" is around 7MB...
Do I need to dis-assemble the G3 to short the pins stated here?

I did the EXACT SAME THING. I guess we can be idiots together, right?
Unfortunately, boarddiag refuses to flash with some error about the AP and android_g3_fix fails for me (looks like it's working but does nothing).
If you want to try anroidbrick_g3_fix you can email the author for the password.
I'm at a loss as to what to do, I'm already in qualcomm 9008 mode with drivers...

Follow the steps on this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/help/fix-marshmallow-autorec-hard-brick-t3284608
After i killed my G3 with TWRP (Autorec for LP) on MM i bring my G3 back to life.
Tip: Use a thin massive copper caple, 0,5mm, and put the other end on the top of the sim-slot for ground.
It´s easier.

Haribo68 said:
Follow the steps on this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/help/fix-marshmallow-autorec-hard-brick-t3284608
After i killed my G3 with TWRP (Autorec for LP) on MM i bring my G3 back to life.
Tip: Use a thin massive copper caple, 0,5mm, and put the other end on the top of the sim-slot for ground.
It´s easier.
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I don't have TWRP though, will it work?

Didn't seem to. I've had horrid luck with BoardDiag though...
I'm not sure if it makes any difference, but my phone is a Verizon 32GB LG G3 w/MSM8975AC that came preflashed with 35b 5.1.1 (thanks, ,verizon) and has never seemed to respond to any of the downgrade methods. Hence me playing with partitions, flashing aboot to an earleir version, and getting into this mess by failing to flash sb1.
I'm willing to pay to get this fixed, but unsure where to go or who is reputable.

I have managed to shortcircuit the pins and get my G3 to be listed as "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" and a corresponding COM port.
When I start the "androidbrick_G3_fix" as administrator, the tool shows that "USB Status" is "not ready". In the guide it says:
if your driver is installed you will see your port, if not, youll see “Not ready” in little green window.
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EDIT:
I've used BoardDiag 2.99a to flash different partions according to this source extracted from *.tot file.
Now the phone (obviously) does not boot and shows "Security Error".
Trying to enter download mode seems to work though as it shows "Download Mode" followed by "Firmware Update".

MacWarrior said:
I have managed to shortcircuit the pins and get my G3 to be listed as "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" and a corresponding COM port.
When I start the "androidbrick_G3_fix" as administrator, the tool shows that "USB Status" is "not ready". In the guide it says:
As I've successfully installed the driver (at least the device is listed in device manager) I don't know how to proceed.
Anyone got an idea how to fix this?
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You need to do the short and connect the cable with the tool open first. Otherwise for some weird reason it doesn't detect the phone.
It appeared to work for me but did nothing. I hope you have better luck.
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Just saw your edit.
If you can enter download mode, you can now flash a tot using any online guide for such, and in theory unbrick your phone.

As for me, still no luck.
Willing to paypal gift $30.00 to anyone who can help. I've recieved some help invitations but they all insist I install whatsapp, and I can't do that without a phone...

Currently, I am flashing a kitkat kdz (D85510f_00.kdz) to the phone using LG Flash Tool 2014.
It seems to takes ages but is progressing nevertheless. After 30 minutes the tool says 14% whereas the phone says 5% on the screen. I hope the process speeds up a little...
Wish me luck
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Are you able to get the phone to 9008 mode? Have you tried using the plain BoardDiag 2.99a to extract from *.tot file and flash those afterwards?

MacWarrior said:
Currently, I am flashing a kitkat kdz (D85510f_00.kdz) to the phone using LG Flash Tool 2014.
It seems to takes ages but is progressing nevertheless. After 30 minutes the tool says 14% whereas the phone says 5% on the screen. I hope the process speeds up a little...
Wish me luck
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I wish you enough luck for both of us!
But seriously, good luck. Sounds like you are in the home stretch.
EDIT: Yes, I am in 9008. Unfortunately BoardDiag seems to refuse to flash it with AP errors. I think it's an issue with the updated chipset Verizon uses on the 32gb model.

lg g3 bricked shows qdloaderboard diag says ap check failed device not in dwnld mode

i rooted my lg g3 d 855 lollipop and tried to install TWRP
but it was not a success i lost recovery + download mode but it boots perfectly into android system and can use it normally
to install twrp again i tried to flash it again and again but no success
then i flash aboot.img and it all went blank not booting not rrecovery etc
i tried board diag method to unbrick it shows up in my system as qcomm hs usb 9008
but when using board diag it says DEVICE NOT FOUND IN DLOAD MODE
plz help this is my first android phone after months of hardwork
i dont think i have enough money to replace the mobo or buy a new one:crying:

Hello,
it's recoverable, but you need to read and some knowledge...
Refer to this thread. Proceed point by point and use willcracker boarddiag.

halekhonza said:
Hello,
it's recoverable, but you need to read and some knowledge...
Refer to this thread. Proceed point by point and use willcracker boarddiag.
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brother i used board diag method it is succesfully able to show my device as qcomm hs usb 9008
and im able extract the files with program
but when i click start after some time it says ap check failed ,device not found in dload mode
i desperately need ur help IM NEW TO XDA FORUMS I HOPE ANYONE WOULD BE ABLE TO SOLVE PROBLEM
tnx in advanc

adilismail62 said:
brother i used board diag method it is succesfully able to show my device as qcomm hs usb 9008
and im able extract the files with program
but when i click start after some time it says ap check failed ,device not found in dload mode
i desperately need ur help IM NEW TO XDA FORUMS I HOPE ANYONE WOULD BE ABLE TO SOLVE PROBLEM
tnx in advanc
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I understand. I'm just asking if you really using right boarddiag (thread that I mentioned - willcracker.rar)
Also be sure that you have a phone connected to right port (check it in device manager)

halekhonza said:
I understand. I'm just asking if you really using right boarddiag (thread that I mentioned - willcracker.rar)
Also be sure that you have a phone connected to right port (check it in device manager)
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halekhonza said:
I understand. I'm just asking if you really using right boarddiag (thread that I mentioned - willcracker.rar)
Also be sure that you have a phone connected to right port (check it in device manager)
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yes im using the r8 port it shows in device manager and in board daig also i gave port 14
before my phone was going to get bricked its battery was low
is it affecting the procedure i think my battery is not charging
when i remove battery and connect to pc phone shows battery not inserted sign when i insert the batery it disappear and no sign of charging
i thought this might help:good:

You have to use the original LG usb cable. Dont try with fake china cables because its a lot possible to have troubles with them.

[HELP] G3 Hardbrick Help! URGENT!

Here's my case:
I've got a LG G3 F400L (Korean LGU Variant), its on Marshmallow(6.0), and for all I know I used the Autorec program for Lollipop, and apparently got my bootloader corrupted; No led flashing, no display. But the Qualcomm 9008 serial port is shown on the device manager and I can use Boardiag to detect it. I know, irony and idiocy made this dilemma.
Diagnostics:
I've used Boardiag 2.99a by willcracker and yes I've checked "AP check" and "EMMC TEST" and both are tagged as "Pass", but when it comes to the "SDRAM TEST" it throws off an error indicating that there is a flash error on partition "boot" along with a 0x3000 and I can't progress beyond that, I've also tried to use the "Restore Device" option to revive it but still the later error still persists.
I've also tried Smart Boot Diagnostics but the problem is that my device's AP Chip doesn't exist on the current version of the tool.
What I would like to press on:
I would want to resolve this on my own and that no amount of suggesting on sending this to the service center would yield fruit. Please do understand, I would also like this to be a thread that can help me and other on resolving their corrupted bootloader units.
Please, can someone help me on my dilemma. Thank you very much. Any amount of help is appreciated.

Try using board diag with the battery unplugged.
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Already tried that but still nothing works.
Current situation:
Alas, I've accessed fastboot and had wiped the boot partition, but now the USB is detected as "LGE AndroidNet USB Serial Port."

FeitX said:
Already tried that but still nothing works.
Current situation:
Alas, I've accessed fastboot and had wiped the boot partition, but now the USB is detected as "LGE AndroidNet USB Serial Port."
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You need to short with a cable internet connection I do this last night and changes for Qalcomm USB in the same time...After that, you need to open BoarDiag and do the process. If you can´t enter in download mode, you need in BoarDiag pass the USERDATA
I follow this link: http://open-freax.fr/guide-unbrick-your-lg-g3/

{Solved}I gotta super slim brick !!!!

I attempted to flash Dirty Unicorn from they're site, which appeared to go well, then I proceeded to flash the TWRPinstaller.zip that was suggested from the maintainer for our device. when I tried to reboot from recovery I got a no OS message. I ignored the message and attempted to reboot. Now the phone doesn't normally power on or off(which may change once the battery dies), no boot animation, no recovery, no fastboot recognition. The computer recognizes the phone as Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008. I googled for hours last night trying to fix to no avail. Has any of our great devs found a way to atleast recover the bootloader screen. I think I can handle it myself from there with adb.
Solved: Use the first blank flash from the link to get back to bootloader screenhttps://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto%20Z2%20Force/Blankflash/
From bootloaderscreen put your ADB skills to work. I'm not too good with guides but this just saved me $175

mookiexl said:
I attempted to flash Dirty Unicorn from they're site, which appeared to go well, then I proceeded to flash the TWRPinstaller.zip that was suggested from the maintainer for our device. when I tried to reboot from recovery I got a no OS message. I ignored the message and attempted to reboot. Now the phone doesn't normally power on or off(which may change once the battery dies), no boot animation, no recovery, no fastboot recognition. The computer recognizes the phone as Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008. I googled for hours last night trying to fix to no avail. Has any of our great devs found a way to atleast recover the bootloader screen. I think I can handle it myself from there with adb.
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I did the same, got the same. Can't confirm the Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 device will be there.
No charge, no screen, does not turn on/off, no vibration. Worst: no bootloader... Again, could be different if the battery dies.
mookiexl said:
Solved: Use the first blank flash to from the link to get back to bootloader screenhttps://firmware.center/firmware/Motorola/Moto%20Z2%20Force/Blankflash/
From bootloaderscreen put your ADB skills to work. I'm not too good with guides but this just saved me $175
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Three questions:
1. File there is NDX26.183-15_17. Is it the same for OPXS27.109-34-10 on which I'm now? I suppose I need to use the "Oreo" version (2nd file in the list).
2. Which tool/software did you use to flash it? Is there a step by step tutorial?
3. You say "from bootloader screen". What about if we do not have a bootloader screen but a black brick in our hands?

Technical said:
I did the same, got the same. Can't confirm the Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 device will be there.
No charge, no screen, does not turn on/off, no vibration. Worst: no bootloader... Again, could be different if the battery dies.
Three questions:
1. File there is NDX26.183-15_17. Is it the same for OPXS27.109-34-10 on which I'm now? I suppose I need to use the "Oreo" version (2nd file in the list).
2. Which tool/software did you use to flash it? Is there a step by step tutorial?
3. You say "from bootloader screen". What about if we do not have a bootloader screen but a black brick in our hands?
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1.NDX26.183-15_17 (All it does is get your boatloader screen back
2. If you go to the device menu on your computer and your phone reads as Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008, all you have to do is click on the Blank flash all file and from the extracted folder and command prompt will do the rest. If the device is not recognized QDLoader 9008 then you will need to download qualcomm drivers to your computer
3.That is exactly what the file is for. Getting your black brick to at least the bootloader screen. From there you can adb recovery or stock rom.
What I ended up doing was adb push the bootable TWRP from the this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/z2-force/development/how-to-install-oreo-ota-t3726932.
Flash the TWRP the official for our device from they're site(the bootable TWRP will give you access to extsd and thats where I had the official TWRP )
Rebooted back to bootloader and adb the firmware files for my device from the AOISP thread and rebooted my phone and I was booting DU.

Can somebody help me? I am in the same situation.
T-Mobile, unlock bootloader, hard bricked (already recognized Qualcomm QDLoader 9008 in device manager at least...)
I tried to use the blankflash but...see attachment

Dany XP said:
Can somebody help me? I am in the same situation.
T-Mobile, unlock bootloader, hard bricked (already recognized Qualcomm QDLoader 9008 in device manager at least...)
I tried to use the blankflash but...see attachment
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Before connecting the phone, start the blankflash program. Maybe you have to repeat it a couple of times. Also try different cables, ports and computers.

Dany XP said:
Can somebody help me? I am in the same situation.
T-Mobile, unlock bootloader, hard bricked (already recognized Qualcomm QDLoader 9008 in device manager at least...)
I tried to use the blankflash but...see attachment
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77623934&postcount=5

mookiexl said:
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1.NDX26.183-15_17 (All it does is get your boatloader screen back
2. If you go to the device menu on your computer and your phone reads as Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008, all you have to do is click on the Blank flash all file and from the extracted folder and command prompt will do the rest. If the device is not recognized QDLoader 9008 then you will need to download qualcomm drivers to your computer
3.That is exactly what the file is for. Getting your black brick to at least the bootloader screen. From there you can adb recovery or stock rom.
What I ended up doing was adb push the bootable TWRP from the this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/z2-force/development/how-to-install-oreo-ota-t3726932.
Flash the TWRP the official for our device from they're site(the bootable TWRP will give you access to extsd and thats where I had the official TWRP )
Rebooted back to bootloader and adb the firmware files for my device from the AOISP thread and rebooted my phone and I was booting DU.
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Can somebody please help me, my laptop isn't even detecting my device as QDLoader 9008, can you please tell me which windows os version did you use, also did you use the usb cable came in the box and did you use usb 2.0 port or 3.0?

LØNEWØLF said:
Can somebody please help me, my laptop isn't even detecting my device as QDLoader 9008, can you please tell me which windows os version did you use, also did you use the usb cable came in the box and did you use usb 2.0 port or 3.0?
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Well, you need of course, Qualcomm loader driver, to at least having your device recognized as 9008. There u go: https://www.androidbrick.com/download/latest-2017-qualcomm-diag-qd-loader-windows-10-drivers-signed/
After that, go ahead with blankall and stuff...
P.s. and yes ..stay away from USB 3.0! ???

Dany XP said:
Well, you need of course, Qualcomm loader driver, to at least having your device recognized as 9008. There u go:
After that, go ahead with blankall and stuff...
P.s. and yes ..stay away from USB 3.0!
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Thanks for the reply bro....but I have that driver installed...I installed before connecting it....still not detecting... I'm gonna try this once more in my friend's pc... let's see what happens

LØNEWØLF said:
Thanks for the reply bro....but I have that driver installed...I installed before connecting it....still not detecting... I'm gonna try this once more in my friend's pc... let's see what happens
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I know it's a long shot but...do u have any other Qualcomm device to try?
U can enter EDL mode with adb command "adb reboot edl". Yes, it's that simple. ?

Dany XP said:
I know it's a long shot but...do u have any other Qualcomm device to try?
U can enter EDL mode with adb command "adb reboot edl". Yes, it's that simple. ?
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OK I'll try...but how would I get back from edl to Normal without doing anything in the edl?

LØNEWØLF said:
OK I'll try...but how would I get back from edl to Normal without doing anything in the edl?
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Uh...good question