LG E980 can't access recovery secure booting error Cause: boot certification verify

[Forever1337]

Ok so thanks ahead of time for any help given, here is my story. I have a E980 with the latest AT&T 4.4.2 on it and should have done a little more reading before I installed a custom recovery. I used a one click rooting app for pc which worked great and root was achieved with no problems. Then not knowing about needing a lokified recovery for this I used FREEGEE and CM Rom Manager to attempt to install a custom recovery which both said they were successful and according to CM Rom manager i am running CM recovery 6.0.3.8. My phone still works fine but I can't factory restore or boot into recovery without getting the secure booting error Cause: boot certification verify. I have looked for the last two days on this form and others trying to find a way to get back into recovery. Everything I have read on this error ends up leading back to me using the recovery to flash another rom or another recovery which I can't do. From what I have read the people with this error normally can't do anything on there phones. I do have Android studio installed (although don't really know how to use it) on my PC in hopes that there is some way I can fix this. Please if anyone can lead me in the right direction so I can get back into a recovery and load the lokified one it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again for any help given!

 

[guitarboy0211]

Hey! I have this same problem though somewhat different. I use the E988. My problem started when I installed the 2nd-init recovery using the freegee app and since then everything has gone downhill for me. My wifi turns off itself if i take it out of charge, my screen on time goes from 2 min to 15 seconds itself and lastly my memory card doesnt mount at all. I havent been able to try any fix yet but I have one for you which helped me before.
Root ur phone

Install root explorer or ES explorer
Then swipe to the right and open tools

There should be something related to root, turn that on.

Then navigate to where 2nd init recovery is and try to uninstall it from there.

I hope this works for you Please do reply if it does