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#1 Liverpool2008

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Posted 22 October 2016 - 03:15 AM

Packard Bell Liberty Tab G100 Tablet Is messed up

Theres no firmware on it - appart from Jellybean is on it but its reboots and stuck on camera mode

 

I have tried to do a clean firmware from the old firmware but its failed

 

which now i have a brick Tablet

 

anyhelp please

 

or anyone can locate the orignal firmware woule be much help or any firmware that will work on it

 

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Packard Bell Liberty Tab G100
Processor
Graphics adapter
Display
10.1 inch 16:10, 1280x800 pixel, glossy: yes
Weight
800 g ( = 28.22 oz / 1.76 pounds) ( = 0 oz / 0 pounds)
 
Acer Packard Bell Liberty Tab G100W is a 10.1 inch Android Honeycomb 3.0.
 
The upgraded version Honeycomb 3.2 device able to take advantage of the memory management features which resulted to fewer issues in performance.
 

 


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#2 stardust

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Posted 22 October 2016 - 08:59 AM

You need to try and get the official APK install package of the original Android OS it came with and put it on an external drive (usually SD Card) - find out the boot menu and install from OS on external device... It should restore your tablet to it's original state then.



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Posted 22 October 2016 - 11:05 AM

You need to try and get the official APK install package of the original Android OS it came with and put it on an external drive (usually SD Card) - find out the boot menu and install from OS on external device... It should restore your tablet to it's original state then.

Ive tried that but its all currupted


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#4 stardust

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Posted 22 October 2016 - 11:09 AM

Can you boot up into like a 'bios mode' recovery and see if your partitions are all correct?

 

From the bios recovery then try and install from a fresh-formatted SD-Card with the Android OS install package on?

 

Try and run a 'Repair' in recovery mode too - failing that, I'm afraid it’ll have to be left to some other 'geek' who may know what to do... :p






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