Rom Stock Lenovo A1000 F/L (Recuperala del bootloop)

IMPORTANTE****
ANTES QUE NADA ACLARO ESTO ES UN APORTE A LA COMUNIDAD EL CUAL NO TIENE NADA QUE VER CON LENOVO O QUE LA MISMA PROPORCIONES EL PROCEDIMIENTO ES RECOPILACIÓN DE PROPIA Y CON LA AYUDA DE UN USUARIO SE LOGRO TENER LA ROM STOCK PARA LA A1000F ASÍ QUE TODO PROCEDIMIENTO REALIZADO ES RESPONSABILIDAD DEL USUARIO Y LENOVO NO SERÁ RESPONSABLE POR POSIBLES FALLOS EN EL EQUIPO RECUERDA QUE LA GARANTÍA SERÁ NULA EN CUANTO SE MANIPULE EL PRODUCTO DE FORMA INADECUADA.
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Continuemos si todo queda claro....
Por fin encontré lo que es la solución a una tableta que no termina de encender hablo de la A1000F que por alguna extraña razón se queda en un bootloop en algunas ocasiones pero bueno es Android y a todos alguna vez nos ha pasado y la única opción es restablecer el equipo a un estado original.
Bueno pues resulta que por fin encontré la Rom Stock que a muchos salvara su tablet de ese molesto bootloop algo muy común en Android y lo digo con certeza me ha llegado a pasar y la única opción es restablecer todo a un estado original así que aquí esta la solución, esta rom es multilenguaje y tiene Android 4.1.2 es una ROW.
Quien quiera intentar instalar adelante es muy sencillo eso si siempre hacerlo en Windows 7 -aun no confió en Windows 8- ya que es más fácil de instalar los drivers y demás cosas ---En Windows XP también funciona---
Archivos Necesarios:
Drivers   --Descarga--
Rom A1000F --Descarga-
Rom A1000L --Descarga--
Flash SP  --Descarga--
Instrucciones:
Paso 1
Descomprimir todos los archivos en el escritorio para mejor acceso a ellos.
Paso 2
Ahora lo que haras es presionar “wndows+pause” y después selecciona administrador de dispositivos déjalo abierto e inicia el Flash SP con click derecho ejecutar como administrador .
después selecciona “Scatter-loading”
Ahora ve a lar carpeta de la rom y estará la de target_bin ahí dentro encontraras “MT65xx_Android_scatter_emmc.txt” das doble click para seleccionarlo
Paso 3
Ahora cargara todos los archivos de la rom verifica que todos los archivos estén seleccionados y da click en "DA DL All With Check Sum"
Despues de eso da click en Download y en la parte baja te aparecera "Searching" aqui es cuando conectaras las A1000 apagada al ordenador pero antes de esto ten abierto el administrador de archivos y en cuanto la conectes si aparece un dispositivo desconocido da click derecho y actualizar driver despues seleccionas buscar desde ordenador y vas a escritorio o donde este la carpeta de los drivers para seleccionarla y dar continuar o solo abre esta carpeta y ejecuta el .exe
Ahora cargara parte del programa y te aparecerá nuevamente "Searching" en caso de que no aparezca y no inicie el programa conecta y desconecta el tablet de nuevo y ahora si iniciara el programa, el resultado final lo veras cuando te aparezca un cuadro con un circulo en verde en el centro algo asi.
Ahora si a desconectar y revivir el tablet aqui comparto capturas de los lenguajes y version de la A1000 de  @Pdrdvmndz quien me ayudo con este tutorial al revivir primero su A1000
¡Un saludo!
Victor H. Diaz @VictorDiaazz
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Es importante recalcar también que los foros suplementan los recursos de los usuarios de Lenovo pero no reemplazan el servicio técnico oficial. Para un listado de números de servicio sigue el enlace: Numeros de Soporte
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Hola linkon24,
Que modelo tienes, de igual manera si seleccionaste la opción de format pudo ocasionar eso, es por ello que en el tutorial no lo menciono para evitar problemas mas graves.
¡Un saludo!
Victor H. Diaz @VictorDiaazz
Spanish Community Moderator
Es importante recalcar también que los foros suplementan los recursos de los usuarios de Lenovo pero no reemplazan el servicio técnico oficial. Para un listado de números de servicio sigue el enlace: Numeros de Soporte
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