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HTC One M8 New Motherboard: Guide to Upload New Software and Navigate Bootloader, Recovery Mode

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  • #1 16392239
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    Hello
    I had to buy a new motherboard for the HTC One M8. I bought one that I can afford and I need to upload a new soft.
    I don't know how to go about it, I tried a bit but nothing. Photos from bootlader and recowery mode.
    HTC One M8 New Motherboard: Guide to Upload New Software and Navigate Bootloader, Recovery Mode HTC One M8 New Motherboard: Guide to Upload New Software and Navigate Bootloader, Recovery Mode
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  • #3 16392368
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    I tried to load this ruu but it shows md5 file mute error
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  • #4 16392587
    .:aspire:.
    Level 23  
    1. Lock the Bootloader. To do this, run the command: fastboot oem lock
    2. Drop the file Nutegsm gave you to the memory stick and rename it to 0P6BIMG.zip, the zip extension may be hidden.
    3. Insert the card with the soft into the phone and turn on the Bootloader.
    4. Follow the instructions on the phone screen.
    5. If it fails, give more data, such as: MID, CID etc.
  • #5 16433831
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    Something strange happened, I recharged my phone, I turned it on, I waited a while and the android started. I turned off and turned on, waited a bit and the android fired. It came a week later, a message was displayed that a system file was missing and would not turn on. It looks like there is android on the phone but there is something wrong with it because today it turned on but google play does not work. A message appears when switching on
    HTC One M8 New Motherboard: Guide to Upload New Software and Navigate Bootloader, Recovery Mode
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  • #6 16434130
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    Perform a hard reset or reload the firmware.
  • #7 16434327
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    Should I do that
    INSTALLATION:
    Make a nandroid backup first
    Download the ROM
    Extract boot.img from the zip file
    Copy the ROM to sdcard
    Fullwipe
    Flash ROM
    Fix Permissions - click on recovery
    Reboot to bootloader
    Go to fastboot mode
    Flash the unpacked boot.img from Rom via fastboot
    Fastboot erase cache
    Wait a few minutes for the first run
  • #8 16434480
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    You can and as you wrote.
  • #9 16436367
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    I put the memory card with the ROM into the phone and something like this pops up
    HTC One M8 New Motherboard: Guide to Upload New Software and Navigate Bootloader, Recovery Mode HTC One M8 New Motherboard: Guide to Upload New Software and Navigate Bootloader, Recovery Mode
    When I go to TWRP and want to install it shows something like this
    HTC One M8 New Motherboard: Guide to Upload New Software and Navigate Bootloader, Recovery Mode
  • #11 16436571
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    I cannot connect HTC to my laptop. I downloaded HTC Sync Manager and HTCDriver laptop does not see the phone. I tried another rom for the same. Everything would be fine if the Bootloader was RELOCKED or LOCKED and I would know what the CID / MID is.
  • #12 16436989
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    Since the above methods do not help, go to the website where they will upload the new firmware.
  • #13 16441113
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    I was able to get the Bootloader to RELOCKED. Unfortunately, when I try to install the room, the CID incorrect error appears. I know this means a non-compliant CID. I can't change it to SuperCID because I don't have s-off.
  • #14 16441262
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    Take it to the site. Let them do S-OFF and change the CID and you will be able to upload whatever you want.
  • #15 16448099
    mekoy
    Level 13  
    I returned the phone to the service.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the challenges faced by a user who replaced the motherboard of an HTC One M8 and is attempting to upload new software. Initial attempts to use a provided RUU file resulted in an MD5 file mute error. Users suggested steps including locking the bootloader, renaming the software file, and using recovery mode to install the ROM. The user encountered issues with the Android system, including missing system files and Google Play not functioning. Further troubleshooting steps included performing a hard reset, ensuring proper ROM installation, and addressing CID errors. Ultimately, the user decided to return the phone to service for professional assistance with S-OFF and CID changes.
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