Do you need to enter recovery mode on your LG G2 but you. Can also enter Download Mode on your LG G2. Recovery mode on your LG G2. Stay close as further. I got my device stucked on LG logo. I can’t enter download mode. In device manager it says LGE Mobile USB serial port installed but not LGE MTP Driver.
I have the LG G2 D803 on Rogers in Canada. I attempted to flash Cyanogenmod but the model isn't supported and I ended up flashing the wrong version (D802) by accident.
For the.kdz files, I've been trying to load the stock ROM back onto the phone but haven't had any luck as the process keeps stopping at the software update stage. It either says the server can't connect or it fails at 2%.
I have the phone driver and I'm pretty sure I have the right.kdz file. Throughout all this the phone doesn't actually begin the 'update'. The phone is on the Firmware Update Screen and stays at 0%. Click to expand.Many times flashing the wrong rom won't lose you twrp.
First thing is make sure you can't access twrp because many people don't do it right. You need to press and hold power for no less than 15 seconds to power off the phone. Many people let up too early when they feel a vibration and instead the phone reboots and recovery can't be accessed from that state. Pa Soft 1.4 Software here. So make sure its entirely off, then use volume down and power button to access the factory reset screen. Accept the factory reset prompt in order to get back into twrp. Then you can restore nandroid backup or adb push a working rom to the phone and flash that instead. If you're sure you've already done all that and still don't have recovery, then you can consider other options but it would be strange to lose twrp based on a custom rom flash.
Many times flashing the wrong rom won't lose you twrp. First thing is make sure you can't access twrp because many people don't do it right. You need to press and hold power for no less than 15 seconds to power off the phone. Many people let up too early when they feel a vibration and instead the phone reboots and recovery can't be accessed from that state. So make sure its entirely off, then use volume down and power button to access the factory reset screen. Accept the factory reset prompt in order to get back into twrp. Then you can restore nandroid backup or adb push a working rom to the phone and flash that instead.
If you're sure you've already done all that and still don't have recovery, then you can consider other options but it would be strange to lose twrp based on a custom rom flash.