What version of windows?
Can you reboot into boot loader manually?
Try that and see if fastboot or adb sees the phone when you enter the cmd prompt commands.
I've got windows 7. I can boot my Nexus manually into the bootloader.
So, where are you getting hung up exactly?
Once you're in boot loader mode, and you enter the commands, what's it say in the cmd window?
I'm at work now. I tried last night but I got hung up in toolbox when it tried to restart my nexus. Before I went to bed I tried to start manually into bootloader mode. I didn't have time to enter any commands though.
What should I do when I get back home in a few hrs? Should I follow a guide with adb commands, or is it possible that toolbox will be able to control the device if I enter the bootloader manually?
A manual reboot with the power button usually will get that to work. Glad you got it going anyhow!
Cwm is in rom manager
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I have managed to unlock bootloader ,Root and CWM on my Nexus7 with Paul O'Brian's superboot.
Everything went OK but when I tried to flash stock 4.1.1 recovery as instructed it fails to return me to stock image.
Loads Ok in the program at CMD prompt but when I reboot Nexus there is no factory image.
Any suggestions please.
Great guide, thanks!
I'm going to unlock and root my Nexus 7 when I recieve it later today. I want to use rooted stock firmware on it. Should I also install custom recovery?
If I don't then I can update OTA and root it in the same way as the first time, right?
If I install custom recovery then I can flash the new firmware when it comes out, pre-rooted or root it myself using this method.
What option is the best?
I hope that you understand what I mean, I'm not a native english speaker. Thanks in advance!
This process won't permanently flash a custom recovery unless you delete or rename the file "recovery-from-boot.p" from your /system folder. Just don't do that and you can root while keeping the stock recovery, and receive OTAs normally. You can also install OTA Rootkeeper free from the Play Store before you get an OTA to help you keep root through the OTA process.
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I was able to unlock the bootloader but when I try to root it doesn't seem to work... Does this work for 4.1.2? using windows7 and the r3 superboot