Downgrade to 902 - No app or data loss

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Not sure exactly what you wanna see...I'm not great at computer lingo :p

I would say a screenshot of the directory that you are running the batch file from. Maybe a copy of the batch file itself as well as to see where the bad line is or where the help message is coming from.

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Do you see the picture I posted in the OP? I wanna see that for your machine. Cause something is totally not right.
 
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Yea, I use the snipping tool in W7 when I create that. And then post it to my image shack account. That's the quickest and easiest way.
 

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thats what I posted to you a few pages back, earlier today. You had me change the name of the RUNME file....
 
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So then you're not using my latest script...
 
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The latest script? Download the attachment from the first post again, put it in your 902 FXZ dir, rename it to RUNME.bat, and run it.
 

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Only thing I can see is in the batch in OP, there is adb reboot bootloader instead of adb reboot-bootloader. Not sure if adb is picky, and but that could cause that, yes?
Edit: I also see adb reboot [bootloader:recovery] so I very well could be mistaken. I'm not too familiar with adb.

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Only thing I can see is in the batch in OP, there is adb reboot bootloader instead of adb reboot-bootloader. Not sure if adb is picky, and but that could cause that, yes?

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adb reboot [bootloader|recovery] - reboots the device, optionally into the boo
tloader or recovery program
adb reboot-bootloader - reboots the device into the bootloader

No...either will do.
 
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