#Lg p710 qualcomm hs usb qdloader 9008 software#

#Lg p710 qualcomm hs usb qdloader 9008 software#

Or if you want to reset your phone to a “factory state”, this is the way to go, and by that I mean if you want to check that your fingerprint sensor is working, or you have some other issues, it’s good to revert it this way.ī) FlashOne program - the flashing program for the softwareĬ) QFIL files for X820 (looks like some dev software dating April,2016) Or if you have flashed some wrong files and there is no Fastboot, nor Recovery, this is to be followed.

If nothing works and you are willing to fix it and you’ll give up all your files, then this fix is for you. Keep in mind that if your phone goes by itself in the QDLoader mode, it’s better to try some combinations below before flashing it using this method:ġ) Keep the power button pressed for about 2 minutes, orĢ) Keep the power button + Vol up pressed for about 2 minutes, orģ) Keep the power button while connecting the phone to a wall charger, orĤ) Bring the phone into a bright light and press the power button (or power button + Vol up) for about 2 minutes, orĥ) Keep the phone charging for more than 24 hours and repeat all the steps above. Any modification that you do to your phone you're doing at your OWN RISK. Given that maybe nothing will happen to your warranty and this is an unbricking tool, there are small chances that your device might get bricked for good, and I feel the need to say that I am not responsible for any damage caused by following these instructions. Luckily a fix had been found, and it was shared by ParasiTe_RemiX. For others, by flashing wrong files the phone would end up in the same state. What happened to some was that the phone would switch itself off and enter into Qualcomm Recovery Mode and would be seen when connected to a computer as “Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008”. After reading on letv.re that some people managed to brick their devices and were looking for a fix, I started to check more and more about the issue.