Step 1) click on the su ninja icon and click all the plus and minuses. if you are able to do go to step 2 if not go to step 3
2) click on rom manager and see if you are able to access it now. If so flash sprecovery then install a nandroid backup. See step 3 if you are unable to access rom manager. See step 3b if you are able to.
3) In order to reboot we will have to remove you battery, put it back in and power on while hold the physical x key. Once in recovery you will have the clockwork recovery:
Once in rom manager you will have the option to mount sdcard.
-Plug you phone into your computer. You want to mount then click on usb mass storage. Once in there you will have access to your sdcard.
-We will install another rom using the update.zip method. You will do this by loading this rom on to your computer (
Download Links: (Instructions Below)
Ultimate Droid 9.0.0 Update.zip (Updated - can be used with both SPRecovery AND ROM Manager)) rename it update.zip (if you running windows 7 just name it update)
- and place it on the root of your sd card which means it don't go into any folder.
- unmount sdcard.
- Click apply sdcard update.zip
- if successful you want to then click wipe data/factory reset.
3b) If you are able to get into sprecovery then restore simple nandroid backup latest
follow this from rootyourdroid:
Step 3: Perform Restore
Navigate to the “backup/restore” menu until you see the 4 Nandroid options. This time we will select “Simple Nandroid restore (latest)”.
Once again the process is completely automatic. Just like in the backup, you will see a progress bar and informative text. After a few minutes, the restore process will be complete. You will see “(done)” towards the bottom.
Using “Simple Nandroid restore (latest)” is useful if you simply want to return to your most recent backup. However, if you want to restore to a specific backup out of a group, you will need to select “Advanced Nandroid restore”. The first menu option is “Choose backup”; select this.
You will now be presented with a list of your backups. If you’ve only made one, it will be the only option. Select the backup you’d like to revert to.
It will take you back to the previous menu where you can select and deselect certain areas of the backup to restore. You will also see the chosen backup displayed on the top. Keep the default options of BOOT, DATA, and SYSTEM checked and select “Perform Restore”.
After a few minutes, the backup process will be complete. You will see “(done)” towards the bottom. You have now successfully restored your Droid’s system. When you are ready, press power until you back out to the main SPRecovery menu. Select “reboot system now” to reboot and finish loading your backup. Hopefully you won’t ever need to use this, but if you do, it’s a lifesaver that could help avoid frustration.
- Reboot system.
