- #Huawei firmware update unpacking failed full version
- #Huawei firmware update unpacking failed install
- #Huawei firmware update unpacking failed archive
- #Huawei firmware update unpacking failed upgrade
Missing keyboard, lockscreen and wallpaper images locked together, missing Motion Control settings etc. If you have upgraded from lets say B135 directly to B830 or B839, like I have, you have most likely experienced several issues after doing factory reset. Updating process if you have already updated directly to B830 or B839 and you’re experiencing functionality problems
#Huawei firmware update unpacking failed full version
If you’re using B609 or later (because your phone arrived with it when new or it updated itself to this version), you should be fine updating directly to B839, but you strictly have to use a full version update which is around 1,5 GB in size (the above link). Updating process if you are running a version B609 or newer It looks complicated, but after step 7, it’s basically a repeating task for each build.
This will replace old update files (confirm overwriting the files).
#Huawei firmware update unpacking failed install
This will force install B621 CUST Hotfix update.
#Huawei firmware update unpacking failed archive
#Huawei firmware update unpacking failed upgrade
You have to first have B839 installed on your phone before you can upgrade to B852. 7-zip, WinRAR, PeaZip or other archiver capable of unpacking archives with updates.Huawei Ascend P7 ( unbranded European P7-L10 only!) smartphone with fully charged battery.I was a bit tired of waiting for the stupid Android 5.1.1 (Lollipop) update to show up within the phone updater, so I’ve taken things into my own hands… Here is what you need: UDPATE: Because of certain issues with the initial article, I’ve researched the update process thoroughly and updated the article accordingly, to resolve the initial direct B830 update issues.