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 Nokia 5800 XpressMusic a.k.a "TUBE" v.31

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collin92
post Mar 30 2013, 02:17 PM

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fwaaa this phone still popular ea?
Love this phone~
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collin92
post Mar 31 2013, 06:31 AM

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I've just bricked my 5800..
I try to flash CFW Belle,
But the homescreen didn't get like i suppose to get,
So i keep flashing 3-4x with diff settings,
Suddenly after 3 secsi hit button"Flash",
Mywindows crashed.

So after reboot, want to re-flash again,
Crashed at the same stage,

Even using JAF, and then try to use Phoenix, still same, windows crashed due to "Security Kernel error"

Somebody can help me?
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collin92
post Mar 31 2013, 02:10 PM

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QUOTE(PlanetX @ Mar 31 2013, 07:05 AM)
The trouble with flashing is that most do follow safety precautions.

You problem is easy to resolve:

1) Your anti-virus is preventing the flashing

2) Hold down F8 when your computer starts and flash in safe mode

rclxm9.gif  Donate RM1 or more to charity for money saved from repairs if sent to phone shop!
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1) I didnt use any antivirus. whistling.gif
I've flashed countless CFW before, but this is my first time got trouble~ haha sad.gif

2) I'll try this, Thanks! Hopefully it will success~ biggrin.gif
collin92
post Apr 2 2013, 10:54 PM

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QUOTE(PlanetX @ Mar 31 2013, 06:03 PM)
1) You are a very lucky person until now. From your error report, this is a security kernel error. What is the meaning of security kernel? A kernel is a bridge layer between applications and operating systems. So your security kernel error is a security error response to the compatibility of your flash program with the operating system.

You dont need to install any antivirus program to get this type of errors because Microsoft by default have the Microsoft Security Center which also includes basic antivirus and firewall.
You have flashed countless times, tell me something. Is you PC system the same without any new installation of applications, upgrades or updates of any sorts until today? If the answer is no, then there is no point in stating that you have flashed countless of times. 
2) Flashing under safe mode. This will 100% work if your flash program is compatible with the version of  Windows that you are using now. By stating Windows version, I also mean that in the event an operating system have been updated with fixes, the Windows OS may not be compatible anymore.
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1) err.. i also didn't install Microsoft Security Essential. biggrin.gif
Your point about my countless time in flashing phone is valid, though~ But at least people know that I have a little bit of experienced in flashing blush.gif

2) I can't run the flash program on safe mode~
I`m using Windows 8, so I must run J.A.F on compatibility mode~

My problem is solved! rclxm9.gif I flash with the OFW~ sweat.gif
Right now enjoying CFW Windows Phone-like~ laugh.gif

Btw thanks dude!
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This post has been edited by collin92: Apr 2 2013, 11:01 PM
collin92
post Apr 3 2013, 08:02 AM

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QUOTE(PlanetX @ Apr 3 2013, 03:27 AM)
Congrats to you.  Actually, there is a very safe method of how to install any incompatible program in Win8 and run in whatever conditions without errors and prevent damage your system if your system hangs in the normal mode. I should not be telling everything since there is no donation to charity. whistling.gif
Bear in mind that all Windows OS default installation comes with basic antivirus and firewall in the Internet Explorer package so is not the Microsoft Security Essential that may have caused security kernel errors. Microsoft Security Essential or The Microsoft Security Center are only the control layers depending on which OS you have but the critical security components are still present and cannot be uninstalled by a layman unless it is done by an expert in editing/modifying the registry.
 

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icon_rolleyes.gif thanks dude,
I learnt a lot today from you~
We need people like you!
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Keep active~!

 

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