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Trying to update HTC Aria to Froyo, and get error 120, battery less than 30%

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Old 06-16-2011, 07:57 PM
 
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Even though it's full. Any ideas?
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How to fix error [120] error 120 on your HTC when trying to update to android 2.2

1) charge your battery up on a non-USB connection. all the way
2) let the phone sit, battery out for a few minutes
3) connect your phone using the USB connector. In the notifications box, drag down and set the phone to disk drive mode.
4) go into settings->applications->development and turn USB debugging ON
5) Run ROM

Worked for me, after countless attempts, combinations and phone time w/ HTC, who didn't come up with this combination, it was all me :-)
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Old 06-17-2011, 03:40 PM
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How about simply recalibrating the battery..................
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Thanks for the steps. I appreciate it. As for recalibbrating the battery, I have no idea how.
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Try the steps posted above or take the phone into AT& T.
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Hi youzerfriendly,
Thank you for posting these steps to upgrade. Iam still having trouble with these steps and I think i did not understand the steps clearly.
In step 2 do you mean to say I should take out the battery from the phone and let it sit for awhile?
After that should I run the rom on my PC while the phone is connected in disk drive mode? What about htc sync?

many thanks for your help
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This, will depend on what recovery you use. Rooted, Rommed, etc.

On mine, when I boot to recovery, I select Recovery, Advanced, Wipe Battery Stats. This should clear most issues.
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Thanks for the reply Moscow. I wanted to try this without rooting first. I was finally able to do it on a different laptop. I was originally trying this on a windows 7 which kept giving that error. I tried this again on a Vista laptop and it worked !
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I had the same problem - 120 error with a fully charged battery (updating with a windows 7 pc) I tried the tips above - still didn't work. Tried to update with an XP pc and got a 170 error.

After reading bayreman's post tried it with a Vista pc my daughter had. Worked fine the first time. Who says Vista is good for nothing.

Thanks for the help.
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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

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