Hi Guyz, so i managed to brick my phone yesterday. Was running Optimus G3 and decided to flash CloudyG2 3.3. Followed the instructions did a full wipe but when rebooted LG logo would flash for a split second then screen goes blank. The screen is on because can see the back-light but nothing boots. Tried a couple more restarts but the same thing happens. I did take a TWRP backup prior but when i enter recovery mode and restore the backup, when it reboots i get the LG logo then the android animation but then it freezes/stops on the Android text.
I then tried flashing stock rom via LG Flash Tool, downloaded both kitkat and lollipop kdz files, entered download mode on phone and got the firmware update message, went through the process of flashing with the flash tool but when it comes to the software upgrade part, it gets to 2% then fails. with a message - Upgrade stopped due to an error. I get this message when trying to flash both kitkat and lollipop kdz files and i have tried on both windows 10 machine and windows 7 laptop.
As i have access to recovery i have tried restoring backup many times but it just gets stuck at after the android animation, i guess my next step is to try the tot flash method but im struggling to find a clear guide on how to do this so any advice would be helpful.
Cheers, Justin.
I then tried flashing stock rom via LG Flash Tool, downloaded both kitkat and lollipop kdz files, entered download mode on phone and got the firmware update message, went through the process of flashing with the flash tool but when it comes to the software upgrade part, it gets to 2% then fails. with a message - Upgrade stopped due to an error. I get this message when trying to flash both kitkat and lollipop kdz files and i have tried on both windows 10 machine and windows 7 laptop.
As i have access to recovery i have tried restoring backup many times but it just gets stuck at after the android animation, i guess my next step is to try the tot flash method but im struggling to find a clear guide on how to do this so any advice would be helpful.
Cheers, Justin.
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