I'm wanting to take my Desire back to an unrooted state (giving this phone to my wife) am I correcting in thinking that following the instructions in this thread that it'll take my phone back to a stock 2.2 sense rom?
I thought if the release was lower it then had an older hboot, which gave the error about an older version. I haven't done it myself.so you can install any ruu as long as Android is a later version, even if it includes an older hboot?
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thanks lads...
im takeing mine back to the unrooted state with the 2.2 ruu..
only because im sick of my phone turning off all the time. this has ony
been a problem since i rooted the phone and after varios roms and constant
trying to get it sortied i feel its better to be without a2sd+ for the sake of my sanity...
will keep you updated if this solves the problem
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the ruu that was postied here fails to find the usb connection....
useing the old copy i first used: RUU_Bravo_Froyo_HTC_WWE_2.09.405.8_Radio_32.43.00. 32U_5.09.00.20_release_140022_signed
runs even though it shows its an older version than curently in my phone then a quater way into the instalation i get an id error and it terminates the install
the error im getting is ERROR[131]:CUSTOMER ID ERROR
this is with the above stated ruu
Last edited by dj.GETAFIX; October 26th, 2010 at 08:12 PM.
Reason: update of error name
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im useing the same sd card that was used as a gold card to debrand it....
i found on xda a way to downgrade from froyo to stock 2.1
was so good that its taken it back to how it was includeing network branding,
i think it will work for all networks as it isnt specific for virgin.
here is the link if anybody wants to look at it:
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its a great thread and tool by him
means i can send my phone back for repair or get a replacement when they have 1 in stock....
the woman from virgin said i could have a better replacement since there out of desire's... she offered me a htc wildfire
Unrooting will remove everything from the phone, right?
I rooted mine using Unrevoked and thankfully, I did not have to deal with reinstalling everything. But I don't think unrooting will offer a similar degree of comfort. Am I correct?
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means i can send my phone back for repair or get a replacement when they have 1 in stock....
the woman from virgin said i could have a better replacement since there out of desire's... she offered me a htc wildfire
Now, if she'd offered a Desire HD then i'd be all over it!!!
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Originally Posted by EddyOS
Now, if she'd offered a Desire HD then i'd be all over it!!!
cant see virgin getting any more top range phones in as they removed the desire and the galaxy s recently...
this has ment a shortage of replacement phones for nackered desire's
iv not asked about the galaxy s as i have spent £30 on 2 covers for the desire and a scratch cover for the screen. also iv changed my mind on the galaxy after looking at 1 again last week...
the only new top range phone is a nokia n8 with 12 mp cammera and smaller screen.. also its a symbian phone so ill pass on it and wait for a replacement desire or send direct to htc for repair
I'd like to ask a question in this thread if I may? I have rooted my Desire using unrevoked. I have not yet loaded a custom rom - still using the original rom, The phone needs to go back for a repair to the Micro USB socket so should I need to unroot in case they notice and I find the warranty invalid? will putting the phone back to factory settings do this?
No it was not branded originally, and my problem that I cannot connect to PC because of problem with Micro USB socket. Guess I'll just have to hope that they don't notice?
You could do it another way...you'll need a card reader and micro SD adapter...
1. Download the RUU the matches your vendor code, e.g. x.xx.405.x, from shipped-roms
2. Once downloaded, start running the RUU and once you get to the first screen click Start>Run on your PC and type
%temp%
3. Look for the most recent folder created in there. In this folder will be a ZIP file called Rom - copy it to the desktop
4. Once copied, close all windows and exit the RUU program
5. Rename the ROM file to PB99IMG.zip (not PB99IMG.zip.zip) and copy it to the root of your SD card (not in any folders)
6. Put the SD card back into your phone, hold volume down and press power
7. Assuming you boot into HBOOT it will find the file and ask you if you wish to start the update. Press volume up for Yes
8. Assuming it works you'll be back to stock!
The Following User Says Thank You to EddyOS For This Useful Post:
Thanks EddyOS, Please be gentle as this will be the first time I have done this, the ROM which matches the phone build number is there (2.10.405.2) why do I have to rename the file to PB99IMG.zip ?
What are the chances of anything going wrong with this? (rough idea?)
would I be able to recover if anything does go wrong?
If you're on an x.xx.405.x code then you might as well get the 2.29.405.2 PB99IMG file from shipped-roms as it's newer than 2.10.405.2. Just download it, remove everything form the file name bar PB99IMG and then follow the rest of my instructions
OK, That's going to be my job tonight when I get home from work. Fingers crossed everything will be ok....
I admire all you that take the plunge and root and flash ROM's etc and really thank you all for the help offered to people like myself (although I did take the plunge and root)
I'm back to stock now, rooting is boring as I've no need for extra space with the 8 or so apps I use...the ZIP file update route is simple so long as you can rename a file correctly!!
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