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+ | Disclaimer: This worked for me on my Droid X. You might end up ruining your phone and even hurting yourself in the process. Do this at your own risk. I am NOT responsible!< | ||
+ | - You will need a spare USB cable (this will be cut). | ||
+ | - Cut the end off opposite the rectangular computer plug side. | ||
+ | - Strip the red and black wires. Red is Vcc (+5) and black is ground. Get the 2 other wires out of the way (I just cut them off). | ||
+ | - Remove the battery and you will see 4 contact pins on the phone that the battery contact pins goes to (it flexes up and down). | ||
+ | - Hook the red USB wire (+5) to the far left pins (towards the camera flash). | ||
+ | - Hook the black USB wire (ground) to the far right. | ||
+ | - Make sure the red is not touching any other metal except the pin. If necessary, secure with electrical tape or put in the battery. | ||
+ | - Verify the connections by looking at the polarity label on the battery itself. | ||
+ | - Plug the USB into the computer and that should solve the battery problem. | ||
+ | - Plug the USB data cable to your phone, then you should see a message similar to this, "Ready to program, connect USB data cable." | ||
+ | - Reflash/sbf or do whatever you need to do. | ||
+ | - Make sure you unplug the cable from the computer before removing the wires from the pins. | ||
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+ | Basically, it's just bypassing the battery. | ||
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+ | ===== References ===== | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
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+ | -- Main.FredPettis - 2011-11-14 |
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