Just talked to the HTC guy about the error. He said he'd gotten an email just this morning with a new way of getting past the error.
Running Windows 7:
Make sure battery is over 30% (but that's why we're here, isn't it? It IS over 30%)
Turn phone off
Take battery out for a minute, then replace the battery
DO NOT turn phone back on
Plug into USB
Hold VOL DOWN button and press the power button for 5 Seconds but don't let go of VOL button
Make sure the choice FASTBOOT is highlighted and press the power button to select it
You should see FASTBOOTUSB up top
Stay on this screen while you go to your computer
Exit HTC Sync if it's running, wait a minute, then open HTC Sync again, see if it connects
(Mine didn't connect to sync, but I left the window open in the bkgrd)
Open the updater and go through the steps.
Update should begin without error message.
Hope this works for you guys.
I tired countless ways to do it before breaking down and calling in. This way worked the first time for me.
TYK
Thanks so much for that info, I've been trying stuff for days to get the phone un-bricked and this worked YEESSS!!!!!Just talked to the HTC guy about the error. He said he'd gotten an email just this morning with a new way of getting past the error.
Running Windows 7:
Make sure battery is over 30% (but that's why we're here, isn't it? It IS over 30%)
Turn phone off
Take battery out for a minute, then replace the battery
DO NOT turn phone back on
Plug into USB
Hold VOL DOWN button and press the power button for 5 Seconds but don't let go of VOL button
Make sure the choice FASTBOOT is highlighted and press the power button to select it
You should see FASTBOOTUSB up top
Stay on this screen while you go to your computer
Exit HTC Sync if it's running, wait a minute, then open HTC Sync again, see if it connects
(Mine didn't connect to sync, but I left the window open in the bkgrd)
Open the updater and go through the steps.
Update should begin without error message.
Hope this works for you guys.
I tired countless ways to do it before breaking down and calling in. This way worked the first time for me.
TYK