I am hoping someone can help me because I have run out of ideas. I had Candy5 5.1.1 rom on my Tab2 10.1 and it was working for a while with intermittent reboots. Then it suddenly would reboot after just a few seconds. Nothing I have tried has worked, including:
1) a hard reset-I have tried wiping and resetting from CWM and from the settings but when I reboot it nothing is wiped or reset.
2) installing a new rom- I have tried installing multiple other roms from both the SD card, the internal sd card, and odin. They flash successfully but when I reboot I am right back to Candy5 and the reboot loop after a few seconds.
3) using odin-I have tried using oding to flash stock firmware, custom firmware, and a new recovery. Odin will say FAIL for the stock firmware, but for the others it will say PASS but there is still the same CWM and Candy5.
4) Sideloading- same results as above
5) installing a new recovery from SD card-nope.
6)Using ADB and fastboot-Fastboot will not recognize my device even though I have the correct drivers installed--I have also tried all the USB ports available with no change. ADB won't recognize my device for a wipe, but it will for installing another custom rom or recovery which of course does not work.
7) A few times I have had time before it reboots to try uninstalling apps. It tells me they are uninstalled but when I reboot they are back.
8) Also when it stayed I tried going into superuser settings to reset them but even though it says they are reset nothing happens after reboot.
A couple things to note:
1) it is a p5113 but has a p5110 rom and identifies itself as p5110 in download mode. This however, has not been a problem before.
2) I am running Clockworkmod Recovery v6.0.2.3
3)When I try to exit recovery I get the error message "Root access possibly lost. Fix?" and then the Yes response is "Yes-Fix root (/system/xbin/su). If I choose yes, though, it does nothing and simply reboots. Same if I choose no.
4) gapps are installed and I am certain I installed the correct version of these.
Thank you for any help you can give me. It's an old tablet but I have gotten a lot of great use from it until now!
1) a hard reset-I have tried wiping and resetting from CWM and from the settings but when I reboot it nothing is wiped or reset.
2) installing a new rom- I have tried installing multiple other roms from both the SD card, the internal sd card, and odin. They flash successfully but when I reboot I am right back to Candy5 and the reboot loop after a few seconds.
3) using odin-I have tried using oding to flash stock firmware, custom firmware, and a new recovery. Odin will say FAIL for the stock firmware, but for the others it will say PASS but there is still the same CWM and Candy5.
4) Sideloading- same results as above
5) installing a new recovery from SD card-nope.
6)Using ADB and fastboot-Fastboot will not recognize my device even though I have the correct drivers installed--I have also tried all the USB ports available with no change. ADB won't recognize my device for a wipe, but it will for installing another custom rom or recovery which of course does not work.
7) A few times I have had time before it reboots to try uninstalling apps. It tells me they are uninstalled but when I reboot they are back.
8) Also when it stayed I tried going into superuser settings to reset them but even though it says they are reset nothing happens after reboot.
A couple things to note:
1) it is a p5113 but has a p5110 rom and identifies itself as p5110 in download mode. This however, has not been a problem before.
2) I am running Clockworkmod Recovery v6.0.2.3
3)When I try to exit recovery I get the error message "Root access possibly lost. Fix?" and then the Yes response is "Yes-Fix root (/system/xbin/su). If I choose yes, though, it does nothing and simply reboots. Same if I choose no.
4) gapps are installed and I am certain I installed the correct version of these.
Thank you for any help you can give me. It's an old tablet but I have gotten a lot of great use from it until now!
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