First, my apologies, as I am sure that this question may have been asked thousands of times already.
My stock, never rooted or modded KFHD 7" is stuck at the Kindle Fire logo (no longer animated, but static). Hard resets have been entirely ineffective. When plugged into any computer with a regular USB cable, even those complete with all Kindle drivers updated, the KFactory is not recognized.
I purchased the factory cable, which put the KF into Fastboot mode. Tried recovering with the KFHD SR tool. Rebooted Kindle, and again - stuck at the logo.
It's not so much the Kindle I'm worried about (I'm due for a new tablet) but the data contained within. My SO used the Kindle to store hundreds of baby pictures of her nieces when she needed more room on her telephone.
I've spent days reading about all of the variously similar situations that KFHD users have found themselves in and the solutions they've used. And I've found nothing that exactly matched my state of affairs.
Could anyone help me? I'm not even adverse to spending a few bucks to save those files.
My stock, never rooted or modded KFHD 7" is stuck at the Kindle Fire logo (no longer animated, but static). Hard resets have been entirely ineffective. When plugged into any computer with a regular USB cable, even those complete with all Kindle drivers updated, the KFactory is not recognized.
I purchased the factory cable, which put the KF into Fastboot mode. Tried recovering with the KFHD SR tool. Rebooted Kindle, and again - stuck at the logo.
It's not so much the Kindle I'm worried about (I'm due for a new tablet) but the data contained within. My SO used the Kindle to store hundreds of baby pictures of her nieces when she needed more room on her telephone.
I've spent days reading about all of the variously similar situations that KFHD users have found themselves in and the solutions they've used. And I've found nothing that exactly matched my state of affairs.
Could anyone help me? I'm not even adverse to spending a few bucks to save those files.
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