How to Unbrick Xiaomi Redmi 2/2A phone using Fastboot commands.

How to Unbrick Xiaomi Redmi 2/2A phone using Fastboot commands.

Those who are getting errors on flashing stock rom using Mi flash software, they can try this article. This article will definitely help you. In this article ,I’m goanna show you, to unbrick your device using fastboot commands. So, just follow the steps.



Things you need: 
·        Xiaomi Drivers
·        Windows Dekstop/Laptop
·        MIUI 7 Global --  Download (Any stock rom)
·        Mi Flash Software – Download

Step 1: Download the Mi Flash Software and install it. (Note the location). In my case mi flash is installed in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Xiaomi\MiPhone”.

Step 2: Open the Android folder, where it contains the adb and fastboot files. “C:\Program Files (x86)\Xiaomi\MiPhone\Google\Android”

Step 3: Now, open fastboot mode(“Volume down + Power”) in your device and connect it with your PC through USB cable.

Step 4:
Open Command prompt in the android folder directory, by pressing “shift + Right click” simultaneously and click on the option “open command window here”


Step 5: After opening command window, extract the MIUI 7(Any stock rom) file and copy the images folder to Android Folder.


Step 6: Copy the following files from the images folder-
·         boot.img”
·        “cache.img”
·        “dev.img”
·        “persist.img”
·        “recovery.img”
·        “splash.img”
·        “system.img”
·        “userdata.img”

          


And paste it to Android Folder.

 Step 7: On command prompt (Which you opened in Step4) type the Following Command-

·        “fastboot devices” à List your device name
·        “fastboot erase system”
·        “fastboot erase userdata"
·        “fastboot flash boot boot.img”
·        “fastboot flash cache cache.img”
·        “fastboot flash dev dev.img”
·        “fastboot flash persist persist.img”
·        “fastboot flash recovery recovery.img”
·        “fastboot flash splash splash.img”
·        “fastboot flash system system.img” (Take some time)
·        “fastboot flash userdata userdata.img” (Take some time)
·        “fastboot reboot” or “fastboot boot recovery.img”




Step 8: Enjoy..

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