January 26th, 2013, 02:14 PM
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Stuck in Bootloop
My xoom will not get out of the Ice Cream Sandwhich boot screen. I tried a hard reboot, did a factory reset with no change. I'm not interested in rooting the tablet & can't afford the price tag Motorola wants to repair it being it's out of warrenty. PLEASE HELP!!!!
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January 26th, 2013, 07:54 PM
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In my signature use the Xoom life saver thread and make sure you pick your Xoom model. This will bring you Xoom to factory state.
We should be able to get your xoom going.
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January 27th, 2013, 01:54 AM
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I'm following the instructions like you said, however it doesn't show my Xoom in the list of "Found Devices".
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Did you put it in fastboot mode? Did the drivers install?
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The drivers are installed & the Xoom says "Starting Fastboot protocol support." however the program still doesn't see the Xoom.
January 28th, 2013, 08:25 AM
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Sorry I have been slow to respond but my own Xoom just died I think the motherboard went bad.
when asked if you saw your device did a bunch of numbers show up?
Reboot your computer and run it again.
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Restarted the computer & when it gets to "List of devices attached" still see no numbers. Tablet still shows "Starting Fastboot protocol support."
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hold vol up + power when the menu appears use vol down to get to the fastboot option and then vol up (maybe power) to select and see if that helps.
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Still not finding the device. When plugged into the computer, the Xoom doesn't show in the computer's file system. Also, I noticed in the program link that it mentions about ADB & I never installed that.
Edit: The Xoom now says "Device still locked. Device must be unlocked first. Failed to process command error (0x8)" when in Flashboot.
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adb is included in the zip. use this and it will install adb on your computer for you.
New pre-packaged ADB installation
then try and run my script again.
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Not sure what's going wrong because nothing has changed. Might just wait & send it to Motorola in a few weeks.
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It sounds like your xoom can't get into fastboot.
2 things to try.
hold vol up + vol down + power until is starts to boot.
if that does not work did you try vol up + power? Did it get you into a menu screen?
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I think I found the problem. I tried restoring the device to stock & it might have switched off USB debugging. Anyway I can turn that on being I can't get into the system settings?
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No. But you should be able to see your device once it is in fastboot mode even with adb debugging turned off.
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