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Originally Posted by slow4g63
Before everyone starts flaming you for not reading the posts I'll give you the straight answer 
don't think it can really brick the phone since it just reboots the phone and starts android.
I would backup your storage card (using computer) then load all of the files onto the root of it.
Turn off your phone, take out the SD card (you HAVE to do this).
Turn back on the phone, go to file explorer and click on haret.exe, you should now be booting into android! when in android you will probably need to go to the network settings and run the network auto setting to find your carrier and for everything to start working.
PS... the first time you boot up it will take a few minutes! You may think it's froze, but just let it sit there for 5-6mins if need be! |
Thanks for the help. Sorry for asking, but I pretty much know nothing about Smartphones.
I have a question though, you say "
Turn off your phone, take out the SD card (you HAVE to do this).", but don't you need the SD card to boot to Android?