Added my own link to dlpkgfile OTA update file I hope this helps a lot of people There are a lot of threads here, but not one that's really easy to follow for people that don't know everything about adb and that stuff is rooting ONLY for unlocked device? Well I'm not long into the Asus development I'm a Sony Xperia dev I don't know if you can root with locked bootloader.
If you can install the recovery with locked bootloader then you can also root Yeah. I can try to install, but, can my TF become a brick? First off, thanks for this! Some questions. Your link for the dlpkgfile currently seems to point to "GoogleDrive" and makes me login to mine and send a request to be able to download it, which I did.
Not sure if you are aware of it working like that? Any tips or alternative suggestions to follow in a case such as mine since I'm not already coming from stock?
Obviously I have unlocked and have root. PS: Oh, one more question. The answer to this question may very well be my deciding factor on if to wait things out a bit longer or proceed to JB now. If you think you'll brick your device, then it's best not to try it. It's in my tutorial in this part: Thanks. I did get the GoogleDrive dl permission and started to dl the file.
Unfortunately, it seems this is going to give me the same fits as some hosts such as goo, ect As to my understanding following some other threads, this still as of now doesn't allow for an actual "backup" - "restore". Is that correct? It surely does have an actual backup and restore.
It's only slightly broken. Doesn't it consume too much time specially when you're yourself themeing and testing your apks? No need to worry anymore, now you can flash your modded apks directly from your pc just by connecting your device to pc.
Requirements : 1. Pc with jdk and usb drivers installed. Rooted device. Usb debugging enabled. How to flash your apks using this script : Download attatchment from below and open read me file and follow the instructions. I've created and posted this script specially for asus zenfone 4 becuase it doesn't direclt allow the files to be pushed via adb.
Rooting also void your warranty. Do it at your risk. Here is a root proceedure. Search for it if you do not have it 4 Flash recovery. You must update busybox from Market otherwise some applications, particularly Titanium will give errors. For example, removing pre-installed applications or updating the system manually.
The rooting issue is primarily related to mobile devices. Here settings limits user access on the android device. Compared to Android Root , iOS root is even more challenging to enable, because iOS has protected with additional restrictions. It is necessary to note that just obtaining the Root will not instantly resolve all your problems on your Motorola Photon 4G Electrify sunfire.
Rooting will only provide you with the capability to do it. Here are all the clear benefits of using a rooted Motorola Photon 4G. Removing Bloatware helps you to save the storage space and also helps to improve device performance. Better backups: You can individual backup apps, including your app data on your Motorola Photon 4G Electrify sunfire. With this backup apps, you can create the backup of your needed apps along with the data. We have a detailed article on how to backup apps and its data using backup apps.
Read and find out more. Reading more further through the post will allow you to back up your whole operating system with only a touch. They add their services, applications, layers to have a different design, and much more software overload, which makes the final set too heavy. As the developers are more concerned about the performance by removing unwanted apps or Bloatware and doing many other modifications, they come out with more cleaner ROMs than manufacturers.
You can read more about the Custom ROMs here. Additional Applications and Features: You will be able to run applications that are not available in the Play Store. Also, you will be able to modify not only the software but also the hardware through CPU overclocking and sub-cycling. That may be the question you are asking yourself right now.
The reality is that this decision also has its disadvantages and are usually as high as the benefits:. Right now you may find yourself at a real crossroads and wondering whether it is worth rooting your Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF or is it better not to take those risks.
The reality is that the decision must be made based on two essential factors: the performance of your current mobile, and your needs as a superuser. The benefits of your Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF are an essential factor here because basically, these will determine the quality jump that you will give after rooting.
If you are the average user who only uses the mobile to talk to friends and check social networks, you do not have many reasons to root. If instead, you are looking for more power so that the smartphone can run a game better, you may have a better idea. Having proper preparation before starting the rooting process on your Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF is very important to avoid all possible mistakes and delays.
To begin with,please make sure, following instructions are taken into consideration. Once you have made all the preparations, it is time to start rooting your Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF easily and quickly. Currently, there are dozens of applications that make this process an effortless task, but before choosing one, you must take into account the version of your operating system.
Some of the methods that we present below are available for versions of Android 5. Android 9 and higher currently cannot be rooted because no app can. Although the name is very similar to the first app on our list, it is an entirely different tool.
It has a desktop version, but more recently they released an app version capable of directly rooting the device without any intermediate steps. The steps to follow in this case are:. Kingo Root is a tool that allows you to root a smartphone easily. It is compatible with most mobiles on the market except with high-end devices such as the Pixel or the latest-generation Asus , so it is recommending to start with this option before going through more difficult routes and tutorials.
Here we explain the steps to follow to carry out the root process:. If Kingo Root has not worked, the next option you should try is the iRoot application, just as simple as the previous one and suitable for all user levels:.
If none of the three previous applications has affected when rooting your Android smartphone or tablet, you should move to a more aggressive method, connect the device to a Windows computer via USB. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Android Advices. Related Items:. Comment moderation is enabled.
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