Absolutely Bricked!

[ruskiyab]

If he's gonna throw it out, let me know, I'll gladly buy it off of him (for parts)

[orionsbuckle]

Originally Posted by Mutiny32

Soft-reset would imply that the phone was functional. Did you read his post?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the bootloader can be invoked from a phone that is off. There may be hope if he can get to that.

And keep it friendly, I was just pointing out the logical steps to take.

10-4 WHY the hostility lol just keep it rockin baby lol
sorry im bored peace out lol

[stevedusa]

Let me guess, your friend actually flashed a GSM update floating around into a CDMA machine?

[jonaskarud]

Originally Posted by stevedusa

Let me guess, your friend actually flashed a GSM update floating around into a CDMA machine?

No, according to the owner, You must type the phone serial number into the HTC update application , before receiving the correct update software.

[BlackOceaN]

you can send it to me ill fix it .......

Originally Posted by jonaskarud

I'm the repairman of the neighborhood. repairing all kinds of things, from bicycles to plasma screens, mostly for free. A man came in with a HTC Touch Pro which he had updated via HTC:s Updating service. When he rebooted the
machine it died! And I mean, it absolutely died. The first thing I tried was a soft reset, then a hard, with powerbutton, downvolume and enter. There's not a sign of life, even tried a new battery. It is as bricked as anything can get. Shall I throw it in the waste basket and pretend that the thing never have existed?

[elephant007]

Originally Posted by jonaskarud

Now I've tried this (7 times), still dead as a doornail. With reset button, You mean the little button next to the USB socket?

that is correct