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 bricked my samsung omnia
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post Oct 10 2008, 01:03
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I bricked my samsung omnia i was trying to flash the t-mobile rom to my omnia. but didn't work. now my phone wont even turn on or detect the device on the comp, just the red light turns on.

is there a way to bring it back on or make it detect on the computer.
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post Oct 10 2008, 07:21
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QUOTE(MOMBINIDV @ Oct 10 2008, 01:03) *
I bricked my samsung omnia i was trying to flash the t-mobile rom to my omnia. but didn't work. now my phone wont even turn on or detect the device on the comp, just the red light turns on.

is there a way to bring it back on or make it detect on the computer.



If you search the forum there is a thread about unbricking......people here tend to get the hump when the same questions are asked over and over...especially when the answer is three clicks away.
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post Oct 10 2008, 19:40
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QUOTE(John78uk @ Oct 10 2008, 07:21) *
If you search the forum there is a thread about unbricking......people here tend to get the hump when the same questions are asked over and over...especially when the answer is three clicks away.



i went to that thread. that didnt work. how can i make my phone detect back to the computer. it wont detect to the computer anymore. and did install the drivers
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post Oct 11 2008, 05:01
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how come no one is replying.

pls helppppppppp meeee.

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post Oct 11 2008, 06:21
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how come no one is replying.

pls helppppppppp meeee.


If it didn't work after following what was in the 'How to unbrick' thread then it looks like your Omnia is totally bricked and it's a return to Samsung.


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post Oct 11 2008, 20:31
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i cant rerturn to samsung am in the usa. is there some other way to unbrick.
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post Oct 11 2008, 20:45
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post Oct 12 2008, 03:14
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did you try to flash it?


yea i tried flashing it but i cant because my omnia wont detect on my computer. I installed all the drivers and still nothing.

any help on why it wont detect
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post Nov 4 2008, 20:16
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I have the same problem , some good advice would be nice do huh.gif
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post Nov 7 2008, 14:14
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I was unlucky enough to brick my Omnia a while ago. Followed the instructions to the letter. Researched what I was supposed to be doing for ages. Still bricked.

Anyway - if it gets to the point of only the red light coming on (the power LED). It goes back to Samsung. I rang up Samsung (UK) and told them briefly what had happened, and that I'd already taken it to a Samsung repair centre - they sent me a pre-paid bag within 4 days. I popped the phone in, took it to the post office, and watched its progress on the online tracking tool.

4 weeks later - I got my Omnia back...unlocked to all networks...and unbranded. The repair sheet said the main board (like the mother board I guess) had been replaced. No charge.

If you live in a country that does not sell the Omnia...give Samsung a call and ask politely...at the end of the day - it's still a Samsung product.
If you live in a country that does sell the Omnia...you've got a 4-5 week wait ahead of you!
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post Nov 9 2008, 17:11
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I was unlucky enough to brick my Omnia a while ago. Followed the instructions to the letter. Researched what I was supposed to be doing for ages. Still bricked.

Anyway - if it gets to the point of only the red light coming on (the power LED). It goes back to Samsung. I rang up Samsung (UK) and told them briefly what had happened, and that I'd already taken it to a Samsung repair centre - they sent me a pre-paid bag within 4 days. I popped the phone in, took it to the post office, and watched its progress on the online tracking tool.

4 weeks later - I got my Omnia back...unlocked to all networks...and unbranded. The repair sheet said the main board (like the mother board I guess) had been replaced. No charge.

If you live in a country that does not sell the Omnia...give Samsung a call and ask politely...at the end of the day - it's still a Samsung product.
If you live in a country that does sell the Omnia...you've got a 4-5 week wait ahead of you!


Just in case i ever brick my phone, what did you tell them?

Obviously they must have known you weren't trying to flash an official ROM from their site.
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post Nov 22 2008, 13:55
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QUOTE(scoobyimprezza @ Nov 7 2008, 14:14) *
I was unlucky enough to brick my Omnia a while ago. Followed the instructions to the letter. Researched what I was supposed to be doing for ages. Still bricked.

Anyway - if it gets to the point of only the red light coming on (the power LED). It goes back to Samsung. I rang up Samsung (UK) and told them briefly what had happened, and that I'd already taken it to a Samsung repair centre - they sent me a pre-paid bag within 4 days. I popped the phone in, took it to the post office, and watched its progress on the online tracking tool.

4 weeks later - I got my Omnia back...unlocked to all networks...and unbranded. The repair sheet said the main board (like the mother board I guess) had been replaced. No charge.

If you live in a country that does not sell the Omnia...give Samsung a call and ask politely...at the end of the day - it's still a Samsung product.
If you live in a country that does sell the Omnia...you've got a 4-5 week wait ahead of you!


Was the company that repaired the phone called SBE by any chance?

Sent my locked Voda Omnia off today, with a note telling them to install non-Vodafone firmware ;P

4 Weeks sounds like a very long time for what they actually did.
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