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Re: Touch Pro CDMA Hard-SPL brought to you by CDMA Raphael Elite Team
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Originally Posted by dindby View Post
I have such problems:


Method 1: If I try to use RUU via ActiveSync, as soon as the red/green/blue recovery screen appears, the device disconnects and reconnects from my system, and the RUU eventually times out trying to reach the device with error 260 ("CONNECTION"). Meanwhile, the device sits at a "Loading..." screen forever. Out of six or so attempts using this method, the progress bar on the device came up as 0% one time, but never moved.

Method 2: If I launch the RGB screen manually (power+vol+reset), connect the USB, and then run the RUU, then I get error 264 ("CONNECTION").

Method 3: If I copy RUU_Signed.nbh to the root of my storage card and rename it to RAPHIMG.nbh, then disconnect from my PC and launch the restore screen (RGB), it sits at a "Loading..." screen for forever. I let it sit there for about 10 minutes and it never did anything. Do I need to wait longer?

I can restart and get back into my existing installation regardless -- so nothing's being updated. Not sure what I can do to get this on my device.
which touch pro do you have?
When put your phone into bootloader mode it should be sitting on the tri-color screen with the word SERIAL at the bottom. Then connect the usb cable and then it should change from saying SERIAL to USB. It must say USB, or else this doesn't work. Then, open the unlocker exe in the first post of this thread.

it only takes about 30 seconds for this process to finish. just so you know
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