Recent content by tyang468

Well, now you're saying that I'm a child and that I am not even "ok" at photoshop. So your response to my so called preach is yet another "waste in the network bandwidth of the forums" Well, your image is so terrible that I didn't want to open it with my photoshop, so I just used paint and...

If you're just being a jerk about it, then don't bother posting. It's a waste in the network bandwidth of the forums. These forums are where people come to seek for oppurtunities and help, not for finding a jerk with a pathetic avatar.

Actually, I was able to unroot my HTC EVO V following this guide: http://androidforums.com/evo-v-4g-all-things-root/561781-evo-v-4g-ruu-flashing-guide-unroot-guide.html Got it back to stock with a stocked rom and then rerooted it with just SuperSU, and this time, avoided Harmonia and all went...

Sorry, I'm a noob to rooting so basically, I wouldn't know how to do a recovery either. So how would you do that or get even to the recovery image?

Okay, just recently, I've rooted my HTC Evo V 4G following this guide: http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-v-4g-rooting-roms-hacks/177998-how-root-rom-your-htc-evo-v-4g-htcdev-fastboot.html and all went well. My cellphone was faster then ever with great downloading speed for some reason...

Well, if you're talking about the TWRP recovery then yes I did. If you're not talking about the TWRP, then no I didn't install any other recovery. How do I get past the HTC white screen? I just let it sat there over night til the battery died, then recharged it and turned it back on and...

Okay, I did just that (flashed harmonia) and my cellphone rebooted, but now it's stuck on the white htc screen and won't do anything? I even press and hold power+volume up/down and mix and match and so on, but the phone won't do a thing. It'll just stay on the screen now? I even pull out the...

Hey there, great tutorial btw yet sry but am a noob to rooting however I completed about everything from the beginning of this tutorial to the part where we select the SU zip to flash. Completed that and it was flashed successfully and rebooted and all see well, however my HTC evo v still...