[presean]

Hello

There is one week that I try to recover my Z10 with all methodes without any succes, now I'm confident that the led blinking error means definitelly a NAND Error ( 1011101 (desimal = 93) NAND failure), Is anybody knows how to recover it on the Z10?

Thanks in advance!

[Kris Simundson]

what did you do to destroy your Z in the first place? if a autoloader cant fix it, nor can link/software update thru internet, you may have been the first person ever to permanently brick your device

[presean]

Hi Kris,

I only did the long press of the power button until the blue ring finished ....... A tips I saw on this forum to refresh the RAM!!

[sonic_reducer]

Hi Kris,

I only did the long press of the power button until the blue ring finished ....... A tips I saw on this forum to refresh the RAM!!

Just wondering, why did you need to clear the RAM in the first? Maybe there's a clue there.

Posted via CB10

[Kris Simundson]

it's hold until the device hits the blue ring, not until it finishes

Posted via my awesome community driven Q10

[hzguo]

It was mentioned in a front-page article about a week ago.

[presean]

it's hold until the device hits the blue ring, not until it finishes

Posted via my awesome community driven Q10

Now I know but it's too late, cry::: ;(

[naorsc23]

did not do anythink to cause this. after i got the 10.3 update it worked fine for one day and than it just stopped working. any updates on how to fix that? or is it just a paper weight now???

[m3ach]

If it's a Nand failure, I think I'm right in saying this is the equivalent of the Z10's Hard drive and could be a hardware failure, the only way to fix that would be to physically get the phone fixed.

Of course it could just be corrupted and using an autoloader could fix the problem.

Posted via CB10 using my Z10 STL100-2 /10.2.1.3442 (My choice)