mahal ba mag pareprogram ng tab (samsung galaxy note 10.1) ?

[Jhonmel]

nasira kse yung tab ko dahil sa kingroot kya sabi daw nung technician na pyede padaw yun maayos through reprogram...then ang price nya is P1000...tama lng ba yung price nya o over pricing na?

 

[tonik388]

Wala ba nabanggit na JTAG kasi un pag sira OS, mahal at matagal pag JTAG

 

[baloy07]

kung DEADBOOT sya, mahal ang pagawa ng gnyan model

pero kung semi-break lang, 500 lang ang singil ko jan.

 

[jetjet2009]

search mo lang sa google.com, ilagay mo how to reflash samsung_____, tapos idodownload mo lang mga kelangan, den follow instructions..

 

[dominic23]

san ba address mo TS kun may PC ka madali lang yan i re-program or reflash ng firmware ang tawag dun. nakapag reflash na ako ng ganyan bali ang sira eh nag bootloop hanggang logo lang yun boot nya tas nag restart na. pwede mo reflash yan using odin

boss ganyan sira ng tab ko note 10.1 n8000 restart lng pero hindi xa madetect ng computer pag sa odin panu ko ireflash
help pls..
God Bless..

 

[jacqfrost]

singil sakin nung nagtry ako magpaayos e 700 reprogram kaso di naman nya maayos kasi board na ang problema.

 

[ADATEL21]

if bootloop lang prob kaya reprogram via odin (pero di lahat kaya lalo na if sira na emmc)
about sa price dpendi sa tech canvas po muna sa iba

pag totally no power na ito ang mahal kasi need jtag.

 

[BatangMakulit]

Factory Data Reset (Powered Off) - Samsung Galaxy Note® 10.1

A factory data reset may help with a blank or frozen screen, apps crashing or freezing, keypad/touchscreen problems, can't hear, device making noises, can't make or receive calls, and device won't sync.

Warning Perform a factory data reset only if absolutely necessary as it removes all data including:

● GoogleTM account
● System and app data
● App settings
● Downloaded apps
● Media (Music, pictures and videos, etc.)
● Note

Notes:

An alternate reset method is available if the device can be powered on and is responsive.
If troubleshooting third-party apps, disable the Automatic Restore option.

1. Ensure the device is powered off.
2. Press and hold the Volume up button then press the Power button until the Samsung logo appears then release the Power button.
3. Select wipe data/factory reset.
Note Utilize the volume buttons to highlight and the Power button to select.
Tap Yes -- delete all user data.
Note Allow several seconds for the factory data reset process to complete.
4. Tap reboot system now.

Note Allow several minutes for the reboot process to complete.
Note If necessary, refer to Initial Activation and Setup.