This step is considered optional, but if you don’t do this and then come across an error while accepting an OTA update(or you experience a bug after it resets), then I would unfreeze all the applications and revert all changes I’ve made before repeating this step by step tutorial. If you have changed the DPI, it might be a good idea to revert the DPI back to its default value. For example, if you have frozen any applications with Titanium Backup, then it might be a good idea to unfreeze them before you follow this step by step guide. There are just so many variants of the LG G3 out there and some could react differently than others. Maybe one of our very own readers has experience with this and could leave a comment below telling us how to fix this issue.ĭepending on what you have done to your LG G3 since you gained root access, it might beneficial to unfreeze any applications and revert any changes you have made before you follow this tutorial. You can leave a comment on the KDZ tutorial page that you followed, or reply to the thread(if you followed a forum guide), asking the community how to resolve that particular hosts file issue.

I will look into this more at a later date and I will try to amend this tutorial when/if I figure out the best course of action. I wish I had more information to give you here, but I simply have zero experience with the various KDZ firmware installs. Please refer to the KDZ tutorial or thread that you followed to find out how to undo the changes to the hosts file. If you have previously installed a KDZ file then LG PC Suite might have issues detecting your LG G3. There are few things to make note of here. Wait Until the LG G3 Reboots Completely.Wait Until LG PC Suite Flashes the Downloaded LG ROM.Let LG PC Suite Auto-Detect and Download the Correct ROM.Click the Phone Menu in LG PC Suite and then Click ‘Restore Upgrade Errors’.Connect the LG G3 to Your Computer via USB.Update LG PC Suite from the Help Menu After it’s Installed.

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