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HUAWEI Ascend G6-L11 - Only FASTBOOT & RESCUE MODE turns on

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  • #1 17023835
    pytajacy1234
    Level 7  
    Hello

    The phone first lost range completely and then stopped reading the SD card. In this arrangement, a hard reset was done from the level of Android software and after this the phone each time enters the mode as in the title. First, the Ascend logo appears for a moment, then the inscription: "boot image verify failed please update to the authorized images" and then a white board with a robocik and fastboot.

    There was probably some unoriginal software uploaded there, because these Huawei have some stupid security, but is it now somehow restored?
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    #2 17023859
    barton21
    Level 26  
    Hmm, maybe try to upload the rom again
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  • #3 17023866
    pytajacy1234
    Level 7  
    barton21 wrote:
    Hmm, maybe try to upload the rom again


    Is there any instructions somewhere? I downloaded the Hisuite program, but it doesn't detect the phone. I will add that at the bottom of the white board PHONE Locked writes green

    HUAWEI Ascend G6-L11 - Only FASTBOOT & RESCUE MODE turns on
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    #4 17024412
    Kuzyn
    Level 17  
    Here you have instructions on how to upload the firmware via a memory card or ADB.
    AND Here you have soft.
  • #5 17025829
    pytajacy1234
    Level 7  
    Kuzyn wrote:
    Here you have instructions on how to upload the firmware via a memory card or ADB.
    AND Here you have soft.


    Thank you very much Colleague Cousin for links :) The phone has recovered. However, it was not so easy because the battery was practically discharged and in the FASTBOOT & RESCUE MODE mode it did not want to charge at all - the current that was consumed is only 0.17mA - even after leaving it under the charger for the whole night. So I took and connected the battery directly to the workshop power supply, recharged to about 30% and after that I managed to enter the firmware download mode from the SD card :) The rest has already gone lightly and tel as new :)

    thank you again :) I close the topic.
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  • #6 17098672
    pytajacy1234
    Level 7  
    welcome back

    Unfortunately, I did not enjoy the phone for a long time, because as soon as I made it, I started to download updates from the Play store, the phone suddenly turned off and it could not be turned on again. It doesn't charge the battery, but the battery itself has a voltage of about 3.9V.

    Only after connecting to the computer in the device manager do I have something like: "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" - was EMMC dead?

    Can anything else be helped?
  • #7 17099119
    Ordine
    Level 24  
    pytajacy1234 wrote:
    welcome back

    Unfortunately, I did not enjoy the phone for a long time, because as soon as I made it, I started to download updates from the Play store, the phone suddenly turned off and it could not be turned on again. It doesn't charge the battery, but the battery itself has a voltage of about 3.9V.

    Only after connecting to the computer in the device manager do I have something like: "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" - was EMMC dead?

    Can anything else be helped?


    Of course you can.
    In LG G3 it was a constant torment of the owners of this scrap. There you had to service tool (from the net) to upload again half of the system files in the correct order, then upload fw.
    I don't know, maybe something like that is to hujaweja?
  • #8 17099137
    pytajacy1234
    Level 7  
    N0n3_ wrote:
    pytajacy1234 wrote:
    welcome back

    Unfortunately, I did not enjoy the phone for a long time, because as soon as I made it, I started to download updates from the Play store, the phone suddenly turned off and it could not be turned on again. It doesn't charge the battery, but the battery itself has a voltage of about 3.9V.

    Only after connecting to the computer in the device manager do I have something like: "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" - was EMMC dead?

    Can anything else be helped?


    Of course you can.
    In LG G3 it was a constant torment of the owners of this scrap. There you had to service tool (from the net) to upload again half of the system files in the correct order, then upload fw.
    I don't know, maybe something like that is to hujaweja?


    Yes, I know that something was done in LG, because I was able to resurrect one, but I didn't find any description anywhere on the net.
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The discussion revolves around a HUAWEI Ascend G6-L11 that encountered issues after a hard reset, leading to a boot failure with the message "boot image verify failed please update to the authorized images." Users suggested re-uploading the firmware, and instructions were provided for using a memory card or ADB for the process. The original poster successfully revived the phone after charging the battery directly, allowing access to firmware recovery. However, subsequent issues arose after updates, with the device showing "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008," indicating potential EMMC failure. Further assistance was sought for this new problem.
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