LG Stylo G (Metro/T-Mobile)

enesha

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Hey all, I have a rooted LG Stylo G (MS631) running Marshmallow (T-Mobile Variant - installed before the metro Marsh was ready) and I super messed it up last night and I hope someone can help me.

So I was half asleep and touching things I shouldn't have been. I had a Disable-Service app installed and was looking for something. In my inattention I actually clicked on Android System, and un-checked an option in there. Something about backup is all that I can remember. I kept trying to get it to re-enable but it didn't seem to be doing it. What a major f/u eh? Ok so I can't remember how, if I did it or something else automatically, but the phone rebooted, and that was all she wrote.

Now the phone does ultimately try and boot, it acts like there was a refresh or something and goes to the preparing apps part where it's pre-compiling the apps for ART. It goes through them all (apparently 255 or so which I didn't realize) and then reboots and starts over again.

Now in the past I would have just hooked it back up and thrown on the OS again (mean to do that anyway so it has the Metro 6.0 as it has a slightly newer security update) and would have been golden. But my SD card (and the system itself, but I don't think that matters) are encrypted. So if I do just throw a new os on there, I believe I will lose access to all my files on there. I can reassemble them again but it would take time and I would like to avoid that.

So with my long winded explanation on here, I suppose it boils down to - is there some way to connect to it and slip under with adb or something and undo my f/u and re-enable that particular service? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for helping a moro who got himself into this stupidity :)
 
Welcome to Android Central!

Unfortunately there is not a way to access it with ADB. Especially since you likely don't have USB debugging enabled to do so.
 
Hey thanks for the welcome and the reply :)
I did have usb debugging enabled, but of course I assume the device needs to be fully up to actually add anything.
If it's impossible to get in that way, is there some way to retrieve the actual key so that I can put it back after a reinstall? I do have an unlocked boot loader, however I never got twrp on there properly due to problems with the older one. I could fast boot into it but not install it.
Otherwise should I just get over it and just wipe the mother and begin getting my file again? :P)
 

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