Thread: Case Study: Flashing to Stock BEFORE flashing Custom Roms
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Re: Case Study: Flashing to Stock BEFORE flashing Custom Roms
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Originally Posted by parkjam View Post
It seem that this whole line of thought has started with the Diamond and Pro with the use of an application to hard reset the phone(clear storage). Maybe that is the issue in and of itself. I have always hard reset after installing a new rom, but I do crazy tricks with my fingers to do so. I have never ran into any issues whatsoever in that method. This is with a Mogul, Touch, Diamond, and Pro

It would also seem that the most plausible cause for that ringtone being on your phone is the active-sync case made by Zed
Yeah... don't use the clear storage thing. Do a normal hard reset with the buttons.

I flash all the time, sometimes like 10 times in a day if I am testing something, and I always hard reset with the buttons and I have only ever had to flash back to shipped 3 times.
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