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Richie Rich - 08-01-2019
Please, is it possible to check my bricked phone device system information and if yes, how can i do that?
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freshtyt - 09-01-2019
(08-01-2019, 08:50 PM)Richie Rich Wrote: Please, is it possible to check my bricked phone device system information and if yes, how can i do that?
what's the phone model?
do you know the chipset of the phone? e.g MTK, SPD, qualcomm
is the phone totally dead or stuck at boot?
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Richie Rich - 09-01-2019
Phone model: Fotola Hot 4
Chipset : Not that sure please. But all that i know is an lg clone phone
Stuck on boot
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freshtyt - 09-01-2019
(09-01-2019, 10:28 AM)Richie Rich Wrote: Phone model: Fotola Hot 4
Chipset : Not that sure please. But all that i know is an lg clone phone
Stuck on boot
power off the phone then connect it to a PC
take note of what the device gets connected to as under device manager
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juvette - 09-01-2019
(09-01-2019, 10:28 AM)Richie Rich Wrote: Phone model: Fotola Hot 4
Chipset : Not that sure please. But all that i know is an lg clone phone
Stuck on boot
launch device manager > take note of what you have under Ports > Connect the phone > What is the new Item you see under Ports
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Richie Rich - 09-01-2019
Ports (COM & LPT). Please this is what i see
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EMMANUS - 09-01-2019
When you come the phone, for a brief moment, the device manager refreshes.
What you have to do is expand the ports list by clicking on the + beside it, and check what is added to the list when you connect your device.
Also, look out for any changes in the list of devices under "other".
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Richie Rich - 10-01-2019
I have tried but the device manager refreshes and then the port showned escape without showing any device
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freshtyt - 10-01-2019
(10-01-2019, 10:49 AM)Richie Rich Wrote: I have tried but the device manager refreshes and then the port showned escape without showing any device
it shows for a split second and goes away. place your mouse cursor directly above the arrow beside ports
once device manager refreshes, click on it immediately before it refreshes a second time and disappears then take note of what you see there (you can do this a few more times if you need to)
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Richie Rich - 10-01-2019
is a mediatek chipset.
Thanks a lot.