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No driver is required, go directly to DFU, then open the software to flash the firmware bottom package, and then enter Android's FTM to recover NV
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Mal Protoss shuaidi to help you answer,At presentN880E WP7 has been basically perfect,I have also used HD2 myself,I have also brushed WP7,But HD2's WP7 is too power-intensive。 When porting the N880E, the power supply part was deliberately optimized a lot, so the N880E has surpassed the multi-system in this regard, and it is easy to load the guide**. The boot part of the N880E uses the Android bootloader as much as possible.
If other machines can also solve the guidance problem, then there is only the drive problem, as long as it can be turned on, there is hope.
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N880E is a transplanted WP7,ZTE official and the people of the Protoss jointly developed,You must know that ZTE has also produced a few WP7 machines,And N880E's configuration is also consistent with WP's requirements,Other Android machines can't all meet WP's configuration requirements in the first place,And then there's no official support,Of course, you can't brush WP7,Just these manufacturers now,It's so hard to upgrade an Android,Not to mention letting them get WP。
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HD2 can run perfectly, but N880E has a lot of problems, transplanting firmware as long as the hardware reaches it, the key is boot, baseband and hardware driver problems, every mobile phone wants to find the perfect port, it is very difficult, just like ordinary PC installation MAC system, it is very troublesome.
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The problem written by the landlord itself is bullshit HD2 can brush WP7 because it is WM itself, is it related to its native WM and can brush WP7? It can flash WP7 because it has to work tirelessly Developing a firmware is not as simple as you think All the underlying drivers and core architecture are all written by themselves Microsoft does not provide these things So why do you say that there are so many native WM machines that only HD2 can be brushed.
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Android is stable, in fact, you can go to ZTE N880E bar to see, hope.
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I only have to flash back the software and ROM.,I don't know if it's okay.,If you're not afraid of bricks.,Leave an email.。
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There is a tutorial on the Internet to directly import and flash firmware.
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The benevolent see the benevolent, and the wise see the wise.
It's up to you to like it.
Judging from the current situation, the main reason is that Android is open source, so that there will be many people to study.
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Android for sure! There are too many problems with WP7:
1. There is a lot of software and mature technology, unlike WP7, which is nothing now.
2. Android source** public can brush super strong third-party ROMs.
3. Microsoft's first patch upgrade broke a batch of machines, "it is recommended to go to the sales store for a new mobile phone", and your parallel goods will be completely bricked. This can be searched for news.
4. WP7 has a licensing fee, which is expensive.
5. WP7 software is less but more expensive. Mobile phone ** is just a small case.
6. You must be careful of WP7 stealing the bug of GB traffic for a few days, if you use mobile you will go bankrupt, 1G traffic "1 million yuan". You can search for news.
Seriously,It's better to wait for Nokia to come out with WP7 in 2012 before thinking about it...
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It is recommended to brush it back, and the system was released before it was done.
Hello! Hopefully, the following will be helpful to you.
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There will be instructions on the motherboard, take a closer look.
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