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Originally Posted by crownholder
This happen to me on Nrgz i just looked up hard reset on htc webiste which was hold send key and end key then press the vol down this should bring up the bootloader screen and you press up 2 hard reset  |
Thanks, that's what I tried first but it wouldn't respond to any keys since it was in password mode and essentially locked...
I did however just find a way (I believe, it is still restarting and 'preparing for first use' which is a good sign) to trick the phone into doing a hard reset.
I pulled out the battery, then re-inserted it, held down the end/sleep button at the same time, it started in Bootloader mode, and I simply had 2 choiced: 1) Reset to Factory settings, or 2) Reset to customer configuration.
I had/have no idea what the difference is between the two, because I thought I totally wiped the Verizon Factory settings when I flashed to the MightyROM Dec. 19th version, but my only guess would be Volume up would be back to Verizon and Volume down would be back to a freshly flashed MightyROM?
Anyway - I selected Volume down, and it is in the process of installing and going through a few automatic soft-resets now...
If anyone can clarify what the difference between using Volume Up and Volume Down on the Bootloader screen was, I'd appreciate it - just out of curiosity is all. THANKS! 
EDIT: SUCCESS! The phone just went through all 2 or 3 soft-resets and installed MightyROM and is not operations and does not request a password! AWESOME. (
I chose the Volume Down options as I mentioned earlier, to "Reset to Custom Configuration")