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Originally Posted by FastRX8
Important new info 
Try this -
1 - Open a run windows (windows +"R") and type "cmd"
2 - Now, at the command prompt type - "c:\evo-recovery\adb-windows devices"
(assuming you have the files extracted to c:\evo-recovery)
It will give you list of attached devices
HTXXXXXXXXXX <----- That's the serial # for your device.
3 - Write that down exactly as you see it. (Or just copy it)
4 - Go to your SDcard and find the "Nandroid" folder.
In that folder is a sub-folder which is named "HTXXXXXXXXXX"
However, if your backup was done on a different device, that folder name won't match your device serial #.
5 - Rename the folder to match the serial # and you should be good to go.
Another thing that may cause that same issue is
A) Battery is low
B) SD Card is too full |
Genius, pure genius I say, worked like a champ!
Renamed it to the new HTXXXXXXXXXX folder and ran it and worked like it should no problems.