Hey xda,
I own a HTC one x. One of my questions is, will I need to setup android sdk and setup adb? It works on my HTC.
Secondly, are there any recent guides on How to root and also how to get back to stock? I found a couple of threads but they seem outdated. Really want to be sure on How to get back to stock since I might need warranty.
My tab runs 4.1.2 atm I think that is the newest version. Could only find root method for 4.03
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Stefan0vic said:
Hey xda,
I own a HTC one x. One of my questions is, will I need to setup android sdk and setup adb? It works on my HTC.
Secondly, are there any recent guides on How to root and also how to get back to stock? I found a couple of threads but they seem outdated. Really want to be sure on How to get back to stock since I might need warranty.
My tab runs 4.1.2 atm I think that is the newest version. Could only find root method for 4.03
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The youngest version is 4.22 ( P5100 Tb2 )
http://live.samsung-updates.com/index.php?device=GT-P5100
And yes it can be rooted, i used the same methode for the 4.1.2 en also for 4.2.2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957165
And what about returning to stock?
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A reset, or a reflash wil do the trick
Where are all the required tools for such a reset? I'm sorry it feels like it's all scattered around these forums for this device.
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Stefan0vic said:
Where are all the required tools for such a reset? I'm sorry it feels like it's all scattered around these forums for this device.
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These "settings" can be found in your recovery.
Just shut your tab off en restart it with the powerbutton and the volume button pressed UP at the same time
( and don't let the volume button go until it boots ).
That's how you come in the recoverymenu.
I mean the tools and files to return to stock
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I mean the tools and files to return to stock
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Every rom has a recovery. No aditional tool required.
but.....yea always a but....
you can only do a recovery on the current rom.
or you can do a reflash with odin.
Related
Haven't done any research on this so sorry if old news or not applicable to our phone
But, they say can't hurt to try--well maybe not--at your own risk--
http://onexroot.com/one-x-root/root-any-htc-one-x-windowsmaclinuxattinternationalone-click-method/
that's no fun!
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Agreed its no fun do it manually like me I messed up a lot but u learn lol if ur a lazy piece of *** perfect for u lol
And just watched the video it doesn't unlock bootloadrr or flash recovery so u can't install roms do it manual but good find
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I used this to root a few weeks ago. Worked perfectly.
Hi,
I am just looking to fix my app associations by doing this http://www.androidcentral.com/how-restore-functionality-apple-v-htc-war-has-taken-away-root, will rooting via the one click method allow me to do this?
thanks
the oneclick method will root your phone, and that will allow you to modify those files
Thank you for the reply.
Need a One click root for 1.78.401 eu OTA.....
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I don't think the oneclick script listed above is base specific. It should work on any base, TMOUS or EU
Does not work anymore htc has fix exploit same as 1.85 update for One x
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Yay back to manual lol
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So I tried using the one click method to unlock my boot loader and root my phone and I'm having no luck. Help! Plz
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Hi... You should really be more specific , what version of android are you using? As of the new update not all versions can be unlocked anymore ...
Make sure you close sync manager down all the way "EXIT" OUT ... As when I did my cell this had to be done to work
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I have android 4.0.4
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then you're stuck.
The Root method is only good on firmware version 1.85 android 4.03
Is there anyway I can go back to android 4.0.2?
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androidbeast503 said:
Is there anyway I can go back to android 4.0.2?
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Negative.
Like I said, you're stuck. At least until a root exploit is found or HTC allows us to unlock the boot loader without hackery.
Well ain't that a *****. Lol
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hello everybody! ive had a iphone for about 2 months now and couldnt take it anymore so i just bought a htc one s! i want to root it but i want to make sure i know everything that need to be done. i see the videos and the step by step processes but i have a few questions. every tutorial i see looks to be done on ics. i bought the phone and it was already on android 4.1.1. do the tutorials still apply? also when i plug my phone into my laptop it doesnt have the charge only/ sd mount (or whatever its says) like it does on ics version....it just says usb connected and wen i tap that it goes into hotspot and tethering options. it is a htc one s S4 so can someone please help me? thanks
You can still unlock boot loader the same way. To get s-off go through the development section till you find moonshine s-off
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Ok now what exactly does s off do and do I have to do it in order to root?
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No you don'tHAVE to do it. All you have to do is unlock boot loader. S-off just allows you to flash whenever you want. If your s-on you have to flash the boot.IMG from the rom.zip through adb
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Oh ok. So how do I go by rooting this thing when I'm on android 4.1.1
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You can use hasoon2000's toolkit to unlock the boot loader then install a recovery
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Ok ill give that a try
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skinzy98 said:
You can use hasoon2000's toolkit to unlock the boot loader then install a recovery
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ok i did the bootloader unlock and it worked flawlessly and i rooted my device. now i think ima ready too do the s-off....but i have a question. can you do s-off when ur already rooted or was i suppose to do that after i did the bootloader unlock?
You cab do it any time
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Ok just making sure. Thanks
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Mr.Wellington said:
ok i did the bootloader unlock and it worked flawlessly and i rooted my device. now i think ima ready too do the s-off....but i have a question. can you do s-off when ur already rooted or was i suppose to do that after i did the bootloader unlock?
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You don't necessarily have to s-off except for certain things. If you want to flash custom ROMs, can be accomplished even without S-Off
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khan.orak said:
You don't necessarily have to s-off except for certain things. If you want to flash custom ROMs, can be accomplished even without S-Off
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How do you go by doing that? I just want a good sense 5 based Rom
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Mr.Wellington said:
How do you go by doing that? I just want a good sense 5 based Rom
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There are these ROMs TrickDroid and zenROM. Sense 5 based. Head over to the Development section you'll find them there. Read the requirements for flashing the ROMs. If it says S-Off is a must only then should you go for it. Otherwise no need.
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khan.orak said:
There are these ROMs TrickDroid and zenROM. Sense 5 based. Head over to the Development section you'll find them there. Read the requirements for flashing the ROMs. If it says S-Off is a must only then should you go for it. Otherwise no need.
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Ok wish me luck ill go look for one that doesn't need s-off
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Mr.Wellington said:
Ok wish me luck ill go look for one that doesn't need s-off
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It's not that difficult. Also try non-sense ROMs like CM 10.1, ILLUSION 2.0 by $droyd$ (very good and stable ROM), PACman ROM.
best of luck.
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Hi guys,
I'm looking to root my HTC One S (S4 Plus) to remove junky bloatware by Vodafone and to change the crappy Vodafone bootloader which seems to have knocked out the startup HTC sound of the device (and yes I have tried adjusting volumes).
I really don't want to brick the device as it's still 10 months until my contract is over. I've never rooted a phone before either.
Do you have any advise and perhaps some tools for newbies?
Thank you!
Hassoon2000's toolkit works great
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skinzy98 said:
Hassoon2000's toolkit works great
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Thank you for the suggestion.
Are there any side effects to rooting apart from the obvious bricking possibility?
It does void your warranty
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skinzy98 said:
It does void your warranty
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I've had the device for 14 months so my warranty no longer exists anyway.
Anything else?
Not that I can think if. Really quick did you take the jellybean ota update?
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skinzy98 said:
Not that I can think if. Really quick did you take the jellybean ota update?
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I'm assuming you mean the recent 4.1.1 update from T-Mobile? I live in the UK. Vodafone sent out the 4.1.1 update back on December 25.
Well you can unlock boot loader but I think you need to use moonshine s-ofd to get s-off if your going to do it
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skinzy98 said:
Well you can unlock boot loader but I think you need to use moonshine s-ofd to get s-off if your going to do it
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Okay, thank you for the help.
You don't have to s-off, do you? I'm still running SON & had the latest update as well. Did have to use the htcdev website to unlock the bootloader, but it's alot easyer. Considering you're not really going to be a power user, that might just be the way to go...
Just remember you have to flash the boot.img using fastboot if you're going to use custom roms, appart from that I've not had any problems with it.
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You don't have to s-off, do you? I'm still running SON & had the latest update as well. Did have to use the htcdev website to unlock the bootloader, but it's alot easyer. Considering you're not really going to be a power user, that might just be the way to go...
Just remember you have to flash the boot.img using fastboot if you're going to use custom roms, appart from that I've not had any problems with it.
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I'm looking to unlock the bootloader/root the device while still being able to download OTA updates (if anymore come...) and keep HTC Sense, if that's possible?
Simply to remove Vodafone's crappy bootloader that seems to have affected my phone's default bootup. My One S doesn't play the HTC startup sound, but my girlfriend's does and we're both under Vodafone via 24-month contract that ends in May.
I've used this procedure:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583427
Works pretty well .
DylRicho said:
I'm looking to unlock the bootloader/root the device while still being able to download OTA updates (if anymore come...) and keep HTC Sense, if that's possible?
Simply to remove Vodafone's crappy bootloader that seems to have affected my phone's default bootup. My One S doesn't play the HTC startup sound, but my girlfriend's does and we're both under Vodafone via 24-month contract that ends in May.
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You can not still receive otas while rooted it will brick your device in pretty sure
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skinzy98 said:
You can not still receive otas while rooted it will brick your device in pretty sure
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I see. Android not such an open platform, after all.
Well.its because it has sense overlay while stock and all those are not built on that
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skinzy98 said:
Well.its because it has sense overlay while stock and all those are not built on that
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Sure, but bootloaders shouldn't be locked anyway, especially HTC's (according to them)...
Well that's HTC for you
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skinzy98 said:
Well that's HTC for you
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I guess. The One series (2012 and 2013) isn't even listed on the HTCDev website to unlock the bootloader. Perhaps Vodafone took the liberty of locking it instead? They've already plastered crap in the app drawer, that it wouldn't surprise me.
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I guess. The One series (2012 and 2013) isn't even listed on the HTCDev website to unlock the bootloader. Perhaps Vodafone took the liberty of locking it instead? They've already plastered crap in the app drawer, that it wouldn't surprise me.
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Yeah some carriers also do it
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skinzy98 said:
Yeah some carriers also do it
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Well, I'm guessing custom ROMs would provide the latest version of Android wouldn't they? So I doubt OTA updates would be necessary (especially since HTC just ditched this damn phone). My only concern is if I could get Sense 5.0 as well?
I've heard of TrickDroid 10 having Sense included? I'd expect this phone to support the latest versions with it being fairly powerful.
Where can I find the Stock Rom for this phone. It is my understanding that I need to put it back to stock in order to unlock SIM. Thanks.
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tegan1513 said:
Where can I find the Stock Rom for this phone. It is my understanding that I need to put it back to stock in order to unlock SIM. Thanks.
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It doesn't have to be AT&T and/or stock. Any Sense ROM should do. Its just AOSP ROMs that for some reason have trouble with unlocking the SIM.
All ROMs (stock or otherwise) and just about anything else you will every need for this device can be found in my Index thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671237
It has CM 11, Kitkat.
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Click the link redpoint provided you and find a Sense ROM, simple.
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Traveling now. Will do when I return home. Thx!
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