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Hi all
i want to do this.
1.unlock
2.install CWM
3.apply root and kernels
4.install stock recovery
5.re-lock
6.done
[fastboot oem lock] is work??
or anyother way to re-lock??
ccs21 said:
Hi all
i want to do this.
1.unlock
2.install CWM
3.apply root and kernels
4.install stock recovery
5.re-lock
6.done
[fastboot oem lock] is work??
or anyother way to re-lock??
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asus says there is no way to relock but we will see if the devs here cant figure something out
You CAN NOT Relock. The prime devs worked on it for months, and couldn't get anything working. If you decide to unlock you void your warranty and no longer get official ota's. You do get access to custom roms though.
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TXKSSnapper said:
You CAN NOT Relock. The prime devs worked on it for months, and couldn't get anything working. If you decide to unlock you void your warranty and no longer get official ota's. You do get access to custom roms though.
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then i cannot use OTA upgrade anymore?
ccs21 said:
Thanks to reply
then i cannot use OTA upgrade anymore?
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Correct. The only reason I would recommend unlocking, is so that you can install a custom rom. If you do not want to install a custom rom you shouldn't unlock.
Can you still install stock firmware with adb/vipermod using blob files?
xAshxMoneyx said:
Can you still install stock firmware with adb/vipermod using blob files?
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Everything works on the tablet still. Asus just has your SN blacklisted
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you can update, however not by ota. you update by flashing roms that are updated.
There may not be a way (yet) of relocking the bootloader, but there should be a way of preventing ASUS from logging the serial. From the decompiled unlock tool, the tool is sending something to https://mdm.asus.com/DMServer/DeviceState. However, that may not matter. In a previous thread about this (for the Transformer Prime), one developer found that the result returned from the ASUS server is stored in a variable that's never used
new ion? said:
Everything works on the tablet still. Asus just has your SN blacklisted
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I doubt they blacklist it, they did after all provide the tool. Of course, they do say they won't officially support if you do unlock, but that doesn't necessarily mean they wouldn't if you asked them.
californiarailroader said:
I doubt they blacklist it, they did after all provide the tool. Of course, they do say they won't officially support if you do unlock, but that doesn't necessarily mean they wouldn't if you asked them.
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AFAIK the unlock tool requires an internet connection, this is for the purpose of notifying ASUS on what tablets have been unlocled
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2
Check up with the Prime forum - they have much more experience with this issue. AFAIK, unlocking means your on your own and ASUS means it.
Sent from my SCH-I510 using XDA
Is there a way to obtain root without an unlock? Sorry new to this game still reading
I have been enjoying the stock asus rom for now and just want root access but don't feel voiding the warranty less than 24 hours after buying it from best buy.
Really want to try the 6 axis controller for some emulating and who wouldnt love some overclocking (from what i have read this is possible on stock kernel)
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dmcgrath009 said:
Is there a way to obtain root without an unlock?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1645029
Thank you, after I posted I found that and i am currently rooted and back to the latest ota.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2
SOMEHOW, the "Device is UnLocked" has disappeared from boot screen
As I mentioned here just earlier today (or the full thread here), the "Device is UnLocked" has vanished from my boot screen. The screen that first shows up after you start your TF300.
I had gone through A LOT the past couple of days trying to UN-BRICK my device. Once I fixed my TF300, the "Device is UnLocked" is no longer in the upper left-hand corner anymore.
I have no clue what I did, or even if it's really "Locked" again. All I know is that it's gone. I think I might have accidentally tweaked something that might have just turned off the actual "Device is UnLocked" text. But I don't know...
-h3llsdr0id
Hello all. I was just wondeirng if there is a way to unlock the bootloader for an OTA JB update. I checked Asus website but only saw one for ICS. Is this something will come out in due time? I eventually want to root, but figure this is the first step.
Thanks,
Mike
It works for JB as well, I did it.
its correct. i unlocked my JB WW version with the ICS unlocker
Thank you both for the info. So, is it possible to root the OTA JB, or do I have to figure out how to downgrade it and follow one of the other methods?
Thanks again,
Mike
parallon said:
Thank you both for the info. So, is it possible to root the OTA JB, or do I have to figure out how to downgrade it and follow one of the other methods?
Thanks again,
Mike
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You can unlock the bootloader and follow step 3 of this guide if you want root - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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parallon said:
Hello all. I was just wondeirng if there is a way to unlock the bootloader for an OTA JB update. I checked Asus website but only saw one for ICS. Is this something will come out in due time? I eventually want to root, but figure this is the first step.
Thanks,
Mike
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There is No Reason to Unlock the bootloader for an OTA JB Update for the TF300T. You can Download the Firmware at ASUS its Available for some SKU's
http://www.asus.com/Tablet/Transformer_Pad/ASUS_Transformer_Pad_TF300T/#download
Warning Unlocking the bootloader will Void your Warranty.
If you Really want to Unlock the bootloader ASUS has an App at the link above also in the Downloads Section that will allow you to do that.Once its Unlocked it can Not be Locked again.
When you run this App it Cuts Off your OTA and records your Serial Number and sends it to ASUS.
Also if you would like to Root the TF300T it is very easy: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1689193
You Must Root the TF300T Before any Upgrade to Jellybean. You can Protect your Root with the OTA Rootkeeper App.and Restore it after the Upgrade to Jellybean.
Rooting the TF300T will also Void your Warranty with ASUS but it is Possible to Unroot if you run into a concern were you would need to use your Warranty.
@funnel71 - Thanks for the info. I will look into it tonight.
@Izzyb914 - The problem is that I have already accepted the OTA JB and I am still locked and unrooted.
Izzyb914 said:
Also if you would like to Root the TF300T it is very easy: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1689193
You Must Root the TF300T Before any Upgrade to Jellybean. You can Protect your Root with the OTA Rootkeeper App.and Restore it after the Upgrade to Jellybean.
Rooting the TF300T will also Void your Warranty with ASUS but it is Possible to Unroot if you run into a concern were you would need to use your Warranty.
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I, as well as several others, have lost their root even with OTA Rootkeeper saved and not able to get it back. For those that have JB and cannot restore root, Bootloader unlock is the only possible root method at this time.
RangerLG said:
I, as well as several others, have lost their root even with OTA Rootkeeper saved and not able to get it back. For those that have JB and cannot restore root, Bootloader unlock is the only possible root method at this time.
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If you have SuperSu Installed it Works with OTA Rootkeeper. It worked Perfect for ME !
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1840504
So, I went to unlock the bootloader, and I have read a lot of posts about there being an .apk file on the Asus website. The file I downloaded was UnLock_Device_App_V7.zip. I opened it and did not find an .apk file anywhere, so how do I run this tool?
Thanks,
Mike
parallon said:
So, I went to unlock the bootloader, and I have read a lot of posts about there being an .apk file on the Asus website. The file I downloaded was UnLock_Device_App_V7.zip. I opened it and did not find an .apk file anywhere, so how do I run this tool?
Thanks,
Mike
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R you sure? coz I downloaded it and it works fine. Did you download it directly from tf300? Use chrome to download it and give it another try.
I just now downloaded from Asus again to be sure. It is unlock device app v7 apk. They don't even zip it.
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Ahh, I just downloaded to my laptop. I will give that a try when I get home.
Thanks!
Mike
funnel71 said:
You can unlock the bootloader and follow step 3 of this guide if you want root - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app
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Somebody tested this yet?
Because i got the same problem, I have OTA JB and want this Rom, but I'm not sure what to do, because in every tutorial how to install cwm it says I have to unlock Bootloader, but on the Asus page it says the Bootloader Unlocker App is only ICS...
So would be pretty nice if somebody could help me...
Thx from Switzerland
-angel* said:
Somebody tested this yet?
Because i got the same problem, I have OTA JB and want this Rom, but I'm not sure what to do, because in every tutorial how to install cwm it says I have to unlock Bootloader, but on the Asus page it says the Bootloader Unlocker App is only ICS...
So would be pretty nice if somebody could help me...
Thx from Switzerland
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I have tested this. I was on jb when I unlocked with that tool, and I also installed cwm touch recovery and rooted using that method.
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OK. I have not gotten a clear answer out of all the forums i have read. simple question
Can I load/use fastboot on a locked (and never been unlocked) TF300T?
I cannot get the USB icon to load up for the life of me. I get wipe and android. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Silpheed21 said:
OK. I have not gotten a clear answer out of all the forums i have read. simple question
Can I load/use fastboot on a locked (and never been unlocked) TF300T?
I cannot get the USB icon to load up for the life of me. I get wipe and android. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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No, only unlocked
I have TF300TG with JB 4.1.1. No unlock bootloader and HAVE USB icon (fastboot).
lynnm said:
I have TF300TG with JB 4.1.1. No unlock bootloader and HAVE USB icon (fastboot).
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I had fastboot on TF300TG too with JB before I hard bricked it....
http://support.asus.com/download.as...er Pad TF300T&os=32&hashedid=8BmzkQ4yoz5WzBrW
Click utilities,choose unlocker, choose happiness
....or take the blue pill and wake up believing..what ever you want to believe.
CyberdyneSystems said:
Click utilities,choose unlocker, choose happiness
....or take the blue pill and wake up believing..what ever you want to believe.
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LoL.
I would unlock. but i have had way too many issues with my asus tablets in the past. i dont want to give them a reason to say no to my warranty. I am rooted though. I cannot update to JB for my life. So i was going to flash the blob file but I cannot get to fastboot. I am not sure what to do anymore. On my original transformer, i was able to flash back to stock using nvflash from a desktop. Not sure if it was nvflash exactly, but whatever it was, i flash the stock rom from my desktop. From my hours of reading these forums, i have not seen the same option for tf300t.
Hello everyone
I am a galaxy note2 owner. Read great reviews on this so I chose this instead of Note 10.1.
Anything I should know before I root it?
Is it just like rooting my Note? Just use odin and a costume firmware?
toofank said:
Hello everyone
I am a galaxy note2 owner. Read great reviews on this so I chose this instead of Note 10.1.
Anything I should know before I root it?
Is it just like rooting my Note? Just use odin and a costume firmware?
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You only can root while you on ICS version .30 or below. Once upgraded to JB there's a different procedure to obtain root. Here is the guide. If you have any question, just ask here. BTW tf700 is not same as galaxy note 2. NO ODIN for tf700.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1833212
buhohitr said:
You only can root while you on ICS version .30 or below. Once upgraded to JB there's a different procedure to obtain root. Here is the guide. If you have any question, just ask here. BTW tf700 is not same as galaxy note 2. NO ODIN for tf700.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1833212
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Thanks. My asus is still on ics. Im gonna root it then upgrade to jellybean cuz ics is laggy! So to be sure here,I use the link to root then i can install cwm,then flash a costume rom like cleanrom straight from rooted ics, even if the costumerom is jellybean?
toofank said:
Thanks. My asus is still on ics. Im gonna root it then upgrade to jellybean cuz ics is laggy! So to be sure here,I use the link to root then i can install cwm,then flash a costume rom like cleanrom straight from rooted ics, even if the costumerom is jellybean?
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After rooted on ICS, you need to download OTA rootkeeper from the market to preserve root (keep a copy of root), then use dlpkg method (incremental upgrade) to JB. If you use Asus full JB firmware, it's going to wipe out your root. Once you on JB, use OTA root keeper to restore root, then you need to unlock your device before you can install custom recovery (TWRP/CWM). From here on you can flash any custom rom that you like. I highly recommend TWRP, it works well with tf700. Some people do have issue with CWM.
buhohitr said:
After rooted on ICS, you need to download OTA rootkeeper from the market to preserve root (keep a copy of root), then use dlpkg method (incremental upgrade) to JB. If you use Asus full JB firmware, it's going to wipe out your root. Once you on JB, use OTA root keeper to restore root, then you need to unlock your device before you can install custom recovery (TWRP/CWM). From here on you can flash any custom rom that you like. I highly recommend TWRP, it works well with tf700. Some people do have issue with CWM.
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Ok thank you very much for the info.
toofank said:
Thanks. My asus is still on ics. Im gonna root it then upgrade to jellybean cuz ics is laggy! So to be sure here,I use the link to root then i can install cwm,then flash a costume rom like cleanrom straight from rooted ics, even if the costumerom is jellybean?
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To install a custom recovery you need to unlock your device, which will void your warranty. If,after unlocking, you want to have a way to recover from any software-induced brick situations, then BEFORE YOU UPGRADE, read the nvflash thread and get the required files from your device. You cannot do this once you upgraded!
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To install a custom recovery you need to unlock your device, which will void your warranty. If,after unlocking, you want to have a way to recover from any software-induced brick situations, then BEFORE YOU UPGRADE, read the nvflash thread and get the required files from your device. You cannot do this once you upgraded!
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thanks. ill do that.
Welcome to our little company. I have the same Combination as you have. You will soon notice that this is hard to get as fluid as the note 2.
Also rooting not that easy. I am still with stock with this one.
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CandyAndy said:
Welcome to our little company. I have the same Combination as you have. You will soon notice that this is hard to get as fluid as the note 2.
Also rooting not that easy. I am still with stock with this one.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using XDA Premium HD app
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You have to take a shot at rooting and unlocking, without them, I won't able to use my tf700, my kids actually refused to use it. After Cleanrom, they love it!
Needed to update superuser to get root.
But now it wont unlock!
Wjhen i click the unlock device it gives me some network error!
It seems that asus server wont let me unlock.
I keep getting the message in screenshot.
Ive manually downloaded the stock jb zipfile from asus site. How can I flash it to my device? Idont have cwmrecovery.
toofank said:
It seems that asus server wont let me unlock.
I keep getting the message in screenshot.
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I can take a few days or weeks for new devices to become unlockable - apparently Asus' unlocking server is always behind. Usually it helps to be patient and try again after a few days.
toofank said:
Ive manually downloaded the stock jb zipfile from asus site. How can I flash it to my device? Idont have cwmrecovery.
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You can do that by unpacking the UpdateLauncher zip once (another zip is inside) and putting it onto a microSD card, then boot the tablet in recovery mode (hold down Volume-down while powering on). Some guides say that you must rename the zip to something specific, I don't know if that is still true. Beware: if you upgrade, you will lose the ability to ever use nvflash because the new bootloader is more locked down and can't be downgraded. Also you will lose root by flashing a complete firmware.
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I can take a few days or weeks for new devices to become unlockable - apparently Asus' unlocking server is always behind. Usually it helps to be patient and try again after a few days.
You can do that by unpacking the UpdateLauncher zip once (another zip is inside) and putting it onto a microSD card, then boot the tablet in recovery mode (hold down Volume-down while powering on). Some guides say that you must rename the zip to something specific, I don't know if that is still true. Beware: if you upgrade, you will lose the ability to ever use nvflash because the new bootloader is more locked down and can't be downgraded. Also you will lose root by flashing a complete firmware.
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Thanks. Ill just wait for the asus server to work then. I hope it doest take longer then a month
Came from the Prime to the Infinity and was hoping this device was smoother/faster and it seems to be even worse. Should I give up on Asus giving us good software? It's just frustrating having an S3 being so fast and smooth being a high end device and also having 4.1.1. Why the hell can't Asus get it right too?
Should I just unlock and get a custom rom on this? Is that the only way to get this tablet to be fast and smooth?
Sorry to butt in someones thread, but...Got my Infinity today at 11 AM.... Updated to JB, rooted, installed Titanium and all goodies.
Do not feel that it's any slower than Google Nexus 10.1 in no way. Ever screen, it's a less resolution per spec does not look any different.
Happy with it, great tab.
Tester
wifesabitch said:
Came from the Prime to the Infinity and was hoping this device was smoother/faster and it seems to be even worse. Should I give up on Asus giving us good software? It's just frustrating having an S3 being so fast and smooth being a high end device and also having 4.1.1. Why the hell can't Asus get it right too?
Should I just unlock and get a custom rom on this? Is that the only way to get this tablet to be fast and smooth?
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Yes, if you want your device to be fast and smooth you definitly need to unlock and install Cleanrom and Clemsyn kernel. Without them I probably throw mine in the trash.
buhohitr said:
Yes, if you want your device to be fast and smooth you definitly need to unlock and install Cleanrom and Clemsyn kernel. Without them I probably throw mine in the trash.
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its really stupid that you loose your warranty if u wanna unlovck and install cleanrom.
not that the unlock works anyways! ..
Im not happy with it at all!
toofank said:
its really stupid that you loose your warranty if u wanna unlovck and install cleanrom.
not that the unlock works anyways! ..
Im not happy with it at all!
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Don't we all? but we just have to move on...otherwise we still sitting in the dark!
buhohitr said:
Don't we all? but we just have to move on...otherwise we still sitting in the dark!
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I encountered a similar issue with another tab. I moved on from there to the TF700 only to relive the same experience. Next time I will do my research before buying another tab. I paid for the tab and I want to have complete control to 'abuse' it!
I have been looking for dinner documentation on how to return the tablet back to the stock rom and bootloader.
Most of what I have found is for the older 4.0.x firmware.
Does anyone have a guide or easy method to return everything back to stock?
I know that the bootloader knock is already registered with Asus but would still like to return the tablet back to its factory configuration.
Thanks!
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Wintrmte said:
I have been looking for dinner documentation on how to return the tablet back to the stock rom and bootloader.
Most of what I have found is for the older 4.0.x firmware.
Does anyone have a guide or easy method to return everything back to stock?
I know that the bootloader knock is already registered with Asus but would still like to return the tablet back to its factory configuration.
Thanks!
Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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9.4.5.30 is as far back as you can go. There's an uncrossable divide at this bootloader (SBK signing).
elfaure said:
9.4.5.30 is as far back as you can go. There's an uncrossable divide at this bootloader (SBK signing).
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I don't think I need to go back that far, I was hoping to just get to the 4.1.x version and then make it so the tablet can receive OTA's from there on out.
Any documentation on how to easily accomplish that?
Thanks!
Wintrmte said:
I don't think I need to go back that far, I was hoping to just get to the 4.1.x version and then make it so the tablet can receive OTA's from there on out.
Any documentation on how to easily accomplish that?
Thanks!
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Pretty sure you won't get OTA once your unlocked, someone else can probably confirm, but i believe thats correct.
Wintrmte said:
I don't think I need to go back that far, I was hoping to just get to the 4.1.x version and then make it so the tablet can receive OTA's from there on out.
Any documentation on how to easily accomplish that?
Thanks!
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This post has been corrected as I was mistaken about reverting the bootloader.
Oh yah, plenty of documentation to be found. Lets start with exactly where you are now. I know your unlocked and I believe that means no OTA as well. It also means you can't become locked again and you voided your warranty.
Unlocking your bootloader is a misnomer past 9.4.5.26 because it really only unlocks your ROM and recovery. The bootloader remains locked with a secure boot key (SBK). The only savior is a wheelie tool called NVFlash that must have been installed at or before 9.4.5.26. Only then does your bootloader remain truly unlocked.
What is your recovery and ROM and what Android version are you on? The stock Asus latest firmware for 4.1.1 you will need is 10.4.4.25, the same one I'm on. You can get it either from the XDA repository or from Asus firmware download if they still have it available. How you flash it is TBD. But before you do anything we need to evaluate your exact configuration and then determine the best plan of action.
Please outline your specific configuration and I'll get the guy that knows for sure. You should be able to get back on a stock firmware, but you will remain unlocked. Finally you would unroot.
@Tylorw1 will (hopefully) be helping you next. I just PM'd him to this thread.
Wintrmte said:
I have been looking for dinner documentation on how to return the tablet back to the stock rom and bootloader.
Most of what I have found is for the older 4.0.x firmware.
Does anyone have a guide or easy method to return everything back to stock?
I know that the bootloader knock is already registered with Asus but would still like to return the tablet back to its factory configuration.
Thanks!
Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
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Everything will depend on your current configuration. Are you on TWRP 2.5 and on the 4.2.1 boot loader? If so you can flash the stock 4.2.1 ROM on ASUS site. It will replace the ROM and recovery so there is no custom modification on it, only just being unlocking. In order to find the ASUS firmware, instead of going under your device soon as your on ASUS, go to support, look up drivers and downloads, type your device in, and select support/downloads while under your device, then select android and the zips are there. Just make sure you are on the correct boot loader and recovery.
Please someone, if I am wrong, please let me know. I would give it a day before going through with this to see what people think because I personally only read about being able to revert.
Tylor
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elfaure said:
Oh yah, plenty of documentation to be found. Lets start with exactly where you are now. I know your unlocked and I believe that means no OTA as well. It also means you can't become locked again and you voided your warranty.
What is your recovery and ROM and what Android version are you on? The stock Asus latest firmware for 4.1.1 you will need is 10.4.4.25, the same one I'm on. You can get it either from the XDA repository or from Asus firmware download if they still have it available. How you flash it is TBD. But before you do anything we need to evaluate your exact configuration and then determine the best plan of action.
As far as bootloaders go, I believe you can only go forward not back when you are past 9.4.5.30 if I'm not mistaken (SBK). So for example if you are on 4.2.1 now and wanted to go back to 4.1.1 stock ROM, the 4.2.1 bootloader would still remain even after flashing the 4.1.1 ROM but I need to confirm. Please outline your specific configuration and I'll get the guy that knows for sure. You should be able to get back on a stock ROM and recovery, but you will remain unlocked and on whatever bootloader you are on right now. Finally you would unroot. That's as close as you're going to get back to stock.
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When flashing any stock ROM it will flash its own recovery and boot loader. So it will be 100% stock after flashing a stock ROM. And you are correct you cannot go under the .30 anymore as ASUS puts signature verification into the ROMs now and it wont flash anything without it.
Tylor
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@Tylorw1 Thanks for the correction on bootloader reversion. But he said he wanted to go back to 4.1.x in a previous reply.
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@Tylorw1 Thanks for the correction on bootloader reversion. But he said he wanted to go back to 4.1.x in a previous reply.
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With TWRP 2.5 and the 4.2.1 boot loader, it is still possible to revert, just flash the zip. As long as the recovery and boot loader give eachother the correct commands, you can revert back down. So I would just try downloading the 10.4.4.25 4.1.1 ROM from ASUS website. Like I said before as long as the recovery and boot loader are compatible.
Tylor
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