Below you will find a list of common problems and their solutions
Sometimes Windows may wipe your modem partitions, resulting in the loss of LTE in Android. To fix this, you'll need to restore your modem using the backups that you hopefully made while partitioning your device. If you did not do this step, there is likely no way to recover.
- Boot into any recovery other than the stock recovery (ADB commands do not work there)
- Open CMD in the platform-tools folder.
- Restore the four partitions that you backed up using the below commands. Replace
path\to
with the actual path of the images.
adb push path\to\fsc.bin /cache/ & adb shell dd if=/cache/fsc.bin of=/dev/block/by-name/fsc
adb push path\to\fsg.bin /cache/ & adb shell dd if=/cache/fsg.bin of=/dev/block/by-name/fsg
adb push path\to\modemst1.bin /cache/ & adb shell dd if=/cache/modemst1.bin of=/dev/block/by-name/modemst1
adb push path\to\modemst2.bin /cache/ & adb shell dd if=/cache/modemst2.bin of=/dev/block/by-name/modemst2
- Reboot your device and check if LTE works.
Note
If it still does not work, you will have to do some additional steps;
- Download the stock rom for your device
- Open it, look for a file called modem.img and extract it.
- Boot into fastboot mode (
adb reboot bootloader
). - Flash this modem.img with the below command, replacing
path\to\modem.img
with the actual path of the image
fastboot flash modem path\to\modem.img
If mounting Windows produces an empty folder, you either don't have Windows installed, or your rom does not have mount support.
This is caused by shutting down Windows instead of restarting it.
- To solve this, boot to Windows and then press "restart", then as the screen shuts off boot to TWRP and from there load up Android.
- Or, disable hibernation in Windows using this script
Alternatively, if you have already set up the Switch to Android app, simply use this to switch to Android.
Enable USB host mode using the additional materials guide.
This error usually means that you are trying to install Windows on a disk that already has Windows installed. To solve this issue, format the disk in Windows Explorer and try again.
This usually means that winlogon.exe has failed, and you may need to reapply the Windows image.
If you stumble upon this error, you will need to reinstall Windows.
This Blue Screen of Death likely means some broken driver installation. To fix this, reinstall Windows.