While you're there, you should probably install the 4.1 recovery. Then you can do the rest at home if you want.
The easiest way to do it is:
- Download the 4.1 recovery package from hdblog.it
- Download galaxo from hdblog.it
- Plug the phone into the PC, and in the notifications tab click USB and mount
- You should now be able to open one of the storage devices that appears in my computer. Copy the update.zip and the rectools.tar.gz (from the recovery zip) into that drive (its your internal sd card)
Now you need to flash the latest recovery. I've uploaded the tools directory of the sdk to make it easier. The latest recovery.img is in there too.
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- Extract the file. Find the one driver that didnt install, and point it to the USB Drivers directory in that zip
- Open a cmd prompt and cd into the tools directory.
- Put your phone into fastboot (power down, then press Call button + Power button). Windows might ask for a driver. Point it to the usb drivers directory or here:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AE1SEO0G
- Type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
It will flash the recovery partition to your phone
Now pull the battery and boot into recovery:
Volume down + call + power
Take a nandroid backup - in case u ever want to restore
- Backup g.apps (if it takes less than a second, you'll need to reboot and do it again, its a bug), This should take 4 or 5 seconds.
- Wipe device
- Apply update.zip from sdcard
- Restore G.apps
- Reboot and wait about 5 mins for it to boot (slow first boot while it installs)
All done!
This is the easiest way to do it, and avoids all the driver problems people have. Follow each step one by one and you'll be fine.
The easiest way to do it is:
- Download the 4.1 recovery package from hdblog.it
- Download galaxo from hdblog.it
- Plug the phone into the PC, and in the notifications tab click USB and mount
- You should now be able to open one of the storage devices that appears in my computer. Copy the update.zip and the rectools.tar.gz (from the recovery zip) into that drive (its your internal sd card)
Now you need to flash the latest recovery. I've uploaded the tools directory of the sdk to make it easier. The latest recovery.img is in there too.
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
- Extract the file. Find the one driver that didnt install, and point it to the USB Drivers directory in that zip
- Open a cmd prompt and cd into the tools directory.
- Put your phone into fastboot (power down, then press Call button + Power button). Windows might ask for a driver. Point it to the usb drivers directory or here:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AE1SEO0G
- Type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
It will flash the recovery partition to your phone
Now pull the battery and boot into recovery:
Volume down + call + power
Take a nandroid backup - in case u ever want to restore
- Backup g.apps (if it takes less than a second, you'll need to reboot and do it again, its a bug), This should take 4 or 5 seconds.
- Wipe device
- Apply update.zip from sdcard
- Restore G.apps
- Reboot and wait about 5 mins for it to boot (slow first boot while it installs)
All done!
This is the easiest way to do it, and avoids all the driver problems people have. Follow each step one by one and you'll be fine.
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