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How to unbrick Google Nexus 10 using Factory Image from Google: Download the Nexus 10 “mantaray" Factory Image file from here. When the download is complete you should extract the archived .tgz files on your computer. Power off the Nexus 10 completely. Next, boot it in Fastboot Mode.
Apr 10, 2015 Some users say that while trying to manually flash their Nexus 7, they're getting stuck on the “erasing userdata" step in unlocking the bootloader: It froze so the normal thing was to do a soft reset (hold power down for 10+ seconds) after that tried to turn it on and it stayed on the Google logo black screen.
Jan 14, 2014 This post here is to unbrick soft bricked Google Nexus 10. Power off and start Nexus 10 in fastboot bootloader mode by pressing volume up + volume down + power button.
So a google android OS update bricked our Nexus 10 a couple months ago. Now we get a nice dead android on the I've got the system.img manually downloaded but have no idea how to make it into a valid .zip file that adb sideload can upload and the tablet not reject. Of course I know how to make a
Sep 18, 2012 10. After that is done, type fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-grouper-3.34.img and hit Enter. 11. Then type fastboot reboot-bootloader and hit Enter. 12. After that is done, type fastboot -w update image-nakasi-jro03d.zip then hit Enter. 13. When the device reboots, power off the Nexus and turn it back on
Apr 5, 2014 Nexus 10 users who have bricked their devices may follow our step-by-step guide below to unbrick the tablet and restore stock Android firmware using Google's Android Factory Image. When Android Factory Image is applied on any Nexus devices, it restores to 100% stock firmware while removing all data.
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Apr 1, 2013 Something went wrong and your Nexus 7 is freaking out on you. Maybe you flashed a bad ROM or ZIP file, or maybe it's just bugging, and it's time to restore your tablet back to a working condition. Thankfully, you've already made a backup of your Nexus 7! Note: If you don't have a back up, don't worry!
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