Casio commando recovery/boot mode?

[jared.witmer]

Does ANYONE know how to boot into recovery or flash the stock OS for the commando? I'm working with a commando with some messed up software issues, and I absolutely have not been able to figure out how to boot into recovery, do a hard reset, etc... If casio truly neglected to include this ability, I'm appalled...

[droid2drummer]

Does ANYONE know how to boot into recovery or flash the stock OS for the commando? I'm working with a commando with some messed up software issues, and I absolutely have not been able to figure out how to boot into recovery, do a hard reset, etc... If casio truly neglected to include this ability, I'm appalled...

If anything else, dl quick reboot..or go into settings and then about phone and then under one of the settings (can't remember at the moment ) should give you the ability to factory reset...or google it? I'm not sure with your device...but if its android, it will have the ability...

My D2 is miles ahead of me running Cm7GB(OTAkernel)

[jared.witmer]

I posted about it under the rescue squad "other android devices(rooted)", but I can't get into my settings menu... Hoping for a combination of key presses during boot or something via computer/usb... thanks for responding though

[robertjglenn]

Its a problem phone. I have one stuck in a bootloop that I have not been able to fix. I can force it into recovery with a computer by hooking it up, typing adb wait-for-device reboot recovery and then turning it on. Once in recovery I cannot do anything else. None of the menu items are selectable and no adb commands work. I am at a loss with this fickle device.

[cbreze]

I read on a casio forum a few months back that there is no way by specific button combo to cause a hard reset. It can only be done thru the menu settings options. Which of course is hard to do if you can't access anything from a messed up commando. Never seen a phone that didn't have a button combo option of some sort. Massive fail on casio's part if you ask me.