surfmly29
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- Mar 16, 2011
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I just finished wiping and rerooting on 1.3 per this thread http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/nook-color-technical/23933-boot-loop-problem.html
I had opened my library just to do a quick look to see it loaded and had my books and it did. Never really looked closely or tried the shop (my fault for not doing so right away). Now when trying to open the Shop, it just hangs on loading forever. When I open my library I have my books there, but noticed one was listed as a sample that I actually purchased. When I click the sync button it pops up error stating an unexpected error has occurred. I get same error when I try and load/read any other books as well.
In my research I heard that it may help to finish the registration by selecting the 2nd wireless settings option (2nd out of 3) from the all settings section of nook color tools. However, this drops me into the final step of the BN registration/setup process and it pops up error stating it could not verify my credit card account and to go to bn.com/myaccount and update it. I did that and confirmed my card info is good, but did save it again just to make sure. Same problem on my NC.
I think what may have happened is used Titanium Backup to restore everything after rooting on 1.3 (manual nooter - again seen other thread I mentioned above) and since I sort of accidentally selected it to restore everything it overwrote the shop and library apps which most likely screwed me up. I think I may need to start over, which isn't a huge deal, but thought I would post this to see if anyone else had same issue, and to make sure folks understood that restoring all apps may not be good idea with TiBu, and just do user or missing apps instead.
I'll wait until tomorrow to wipe and start over, so if anyone has any other thoughts to try, let me know. I was thinking that if I could force my way back to the original BN registration/setup step and go through it all the way, that may work, but don't know how to get there.
I must say though, having to start over is really not a bad thing with a NC, which is why it is such a kickass tablet. It is so easy to do it, and having done it a few times now is even easier... and you learn something new each time
I had opened my library just to do a quick look to see it loaded and had my books and it did. Never really looked closely or tried the shop (my fault for not doing so right away). Now when trying to open the Shop, it just hangs on loading forever. When I open my library I have my books there, but noticed one was listed as a sample that I actually purchased. When I click the sync button it pops up error stating an unexpected error has occurred. I get same error when I try and load/read any other books as well.
In my research I heard that it may help to finish the registration by selecting the 2nd wireless settings option (2nd out of 3) from the all settings section of nook color tools. However, this drops me into the final step of the BN registration/setup process and it pops up error stating it could not verify my credit card account and to go to bn.com/myaccount and update it. I did that and confirmed my card info is good, but did save it again just to make sure. Same problem on my NC.
I think what may have happened is used Titanium Backup to restore everything after rooting on 1.3 (manual nooter - again seen other thread I mentioned above) and since I sort of accidentally selected it to restore everything it overwrote the shop and library apps which most likely screwed me up. I think I may need to start over, which isn't a huge deal, but thought I would post this to see if anyone else had same issue, and to make sure folks understood that restoring all apps may not be good idea with TiBu, and just do user or missing apps instead.
I'll wait until tomorrow to wipe and start over, so if anyone has any other thoughts to try, let me know. I was thinking that if I could force my way back to the original BN registration/setup step and go through it all the way, that may work, but don't know how to get there.
I must say though, having to start over is really not a bad thing with a NC, which is why it is such a kickass tablet. It is so easy to do it, and having done it a few times now is even easier... and you learn something new each time