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Go back to stock
- Thread starter HTCuser
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Are you talking about the official gingerbread
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almostimpact122
New Member
So far, and this only what I know as of last Thursday, there isn't a way to go back to stock. I could be wrong though.
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enlightened
Super Moderator
Have to wait for someone to post the file. I don't know of a way to revert to stock on a rooted Inc 2 yet.
almostimpact122
New Member
Would you happen to know of a way on a non rooted phone?
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Droid Firefighter
Senior Member
If you are on a non rooted phone you are on stock. The update you received was the official OS upgrade from Google/HTC/Verizon. There is no going back to the last version now. Since you are having such a significant problem with your phone, call Verizon and see about getting a replacement. I'm on a Dinc2 myself and I am getting really good battery life. Sucks something happened to yours, but if it were me I'd have it replaced under warranty. Good luck!
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Do you mean factory reset or another method of wiping data? Please elaborate, thanks.
I'm pretty sure that standby/signal search is the culprit, because all of today I have been doing nearly NOTHING with the phone.
My battery life has been cut in half. JUST GREAT! I had the phone for a week before updating.
Although I bought the phone from Amazon, can I take it into Verizon and still get support?
Only thing I can think of is that during the download, someone called and the download canceled itself. I restarted it only to accidentally cancel it again when checking status just a minute or two after it started, since I wanted to see if it would continue the old download or not (it didn't continue). Third time was a "charm."
kingsway8605
Member
The radio was updated if I am correct. Before doing a whole factory reset, try calling *228, pick option 1. After the automatic reboot, call *228 again and pick option 2.
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enlightened
Super Moderator
A data wipe will not revert you back to stock. It will wipe your apps, texts, pictures, etc. but the OS will be the same.
A factory reset may help if you're experiencing lots of trouble with your phone after an update. It's not clear why, but many people have seen vast improvement.
A factory reset may help if you're experiencing lots of trouble with your phone after an update. It's not clear why, but many people have seen vast improvement.
Droid Firefighter
Senior Member
A word of caution about dialing *228 with a sim card phone. When the thunderbolt came out my local store had signs at every computer terminal that said to never dial *228 because it will destroy the sim card. It happened to many people and it was done by the "trained personnel" in the Verizon stores. Several members here reported having to get their sim cards replaced because of *228.
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kingsway8605
Member
I am about 96.5% sure that lte is the complication with *228 and the thunderbolt. It should not do any harm on the inc2. There have been global phones for a while.
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