K1 Stock 120109 Nvflash R2 Zip
Recovering from backup files is the only way to really recover. It requires you to flash a new recovery. In that way, you can load the latest nvflash files and reprogram the tablet. I assume that the tablet has been factory reset. If that's the case, follow the steps in this guide to recover from backup files.
K1 Stock 120109 Nvflash R2 Zip
Step 1: Flash AndroidRoot BL, this will flash the AndroidRoot custom boot loader, this completed with no errors but then at the Power theTransformer Prime TF201 back on and allow it to boot normally into Android. step, it first rebooted to the startup ASUS with a horizontal bar below with about 1mm of blue to the left. The blue did not increase to the right and after a minute or so it rebooted to the same startup ASUS screen (the one with The Device is unlocked at the top left) but does not progress. I was able to complete the rest of the steps so have nvflash installed ok, but it stills stops at the ASUS screen. I am guessing this is the harm your device scenario for the wheelie install but I am not sure what needs to be reflashed to where. I have spend some time on google trying to work out the answer but am not confident with what to do next. Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks Paul
Seeing benchmarks at stock speeds is all well and good but it misses a large point of the Classified. Our regular method of overclocking is to see how high the sample cards run when no additional voltage is applied. In the case of the EVGA, operating at a maximum voltage of 1.
I dont know how to change the name of the title of the post so that its in all lower case but I think its kind of "nz36"?. Because, it does not show that title when I open it in Google, but if i go to my PC and download the zip, the title in Google is "K1 Stock 120109 Nvflash R2 Zip" so I think its that way but when you get the zip, but i can only open it in Winrar