HELP - am I bricked???

[YUP5588]

Please help guys - Telus HTC P4000 gets stuck at the Telus screen.

Tried updating to the No2Chem nueROM v2.0, build 5060 today and now I think I might be bricked.

Been reading the instructions a lot the last few days and then tried it today -
-Ran the Hard-SPL-MFG.exe
-Ran the nueROM RUU_signed.nbh file
-It seemed to flash fine as the progress bar hit 100% and the RUU said the ROM was flashed successfully
-Phone rebooted on it's own but booted to the tri-color bootloader screen, ran titan_exitbl.exe to exit the bootloader
-Hard rebooted and no the phone gets stuck at the Telus screen

When the phone boots, HTC screen reads the following:
P ACAAAAM-4070
R 1.32.00
D 3.35-NO2

Then just gets stuck on the Telus screen. I tried holding down Power / Camera pressing reboot button to get back to the bootloader but it just reboots the phone.

When the phone is connected to the USB activesync doesn't recognize it (no USB detected).

Please help - is it bricked? I've googled and read everything that I could find but nothing seems to help.

Please advise...

[EtherealRemnant]

Download the stock Sprint 3.35 ROM from http://www4.sprint.com/pcsbusiness/d...CS_AM_Ship.exe

You need the 3.35 radio in order to run the newer ROMs.

Put your phone in bootloader mode (hold down the power + camera buttons at the same time and then while holding them, hit the soft reset), connect your USB cable, and flash the ROM. Then reflash 5060.

[PapaDocta]

also try removing your SD card.. and try

[YUP5588]

Originally Posted by EtherealRemnant

Download the stock Sprint 3.35 ROM from http://www4.sprint.com/pcsbusiness/d...CS_AM_Ship.exe

You need the 3.35 radio in order to run the newer ROMs.

Put your phone in bootloader mode (hold down the power + camera buttons at the same time and then while holding them, hit the soft reset), connect your USB cable, and flash the ROM. Then reflash 5060.

Sweet - I'll try this.

Much appreciated.

[EtherealRemnant]

No prob, just make sure when you reflash 5060, you remove your battery for approx 30 seconds before first boot.