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Hi,
I was wondering if there was any way to get a password from the standard android browser as i have forgotten what the password is but it is still remembered by the phone. Are there any plugins I can get or anything like that? And root apps that might do it for me?
Thanks in advance

Hello,
try instructions described in this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719560

remusator said:
Hello,
try instructions described in this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719560
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I don't understand in the thread - what do I have to do?

1, You must be rooted.
2, Install SQLite Editor from Play Store
3, Open app, wait until all apps are listed
4, Tap Internet -> webview.db -> password
5, All your passwords stored in default web browser should be listed there
I just tested it on my Desire S, and found my stored facebook password

Thanks, what is the easiest way to root my htc desire s? S-on 2.3.5 and latest hboot i think

If you are not rooted yet, it's irrelevant to root now, because you will loose all your data during downgrade and rooting.
Check my signature btw, i was also downgrading from latest RUU, S-ON, LOCKED, same as you.
But you have no reason to do it now, because as i said, you will loose your data.
Maybe temprooting and then installing the mentioned app would work.
But im not sure.
It's worth try in my oppinion. By temprooting you will not loose anything. After rebooting the phone, it will be in it's previous state, untouched...
As i said, check link in my sig.
The 1st step, but don't push misc_version, you don't need to when you are not going to downgrade.. Push just zergrush, or tacoroot, depending on your SW version.
Better wait for someone more experienced, as im still prety new here, and don't want to make brick of your phone.

Thanks - but I think I have found a guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1390496 What do you think to this?

Big No No, from me.
Someone in that thread commented and said, that you have first to unlock your phone via htc-dev unlock. Unlock the phone officialy via htc site and according to their manual steps.
What does it mean to you ? You have to put your IMEI on the website, so they're absolutely sure, that you have been trying something with your phone and you loose your warranty. There's no step back.
Temprooting on the otherside, as the title say is temporary. After reboot, it's gone. In my oppinion - ideal for you. But i don't have unrooted desire s to test if SQLite will work.
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Alternatively you can try this. Also picked from mentioned thread.
No rooting or anything. Just don't forget to turn USB debugging on.
1,Setup AndroidToolsSDK on your PC
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1272595
2, Proceed following steps
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7096564&postcount=4

remusator said:
Big No No, from me.
Someone in that thread commented and said, that you have first to unlock your phone via htc-dev unlock. Unlock the phone officialy via htc site and according to their manual steps.
What does it mean to you ? You have to put your IMEI on the website, so they're absolutely sure, that you have been trying something with your phone and you loose your warranty. There's no step back.
Temprooting on the otherside, as the title say is temporary. After reboot, it's gone. In my oppinion - ideal for you. But i don't have unrooted desire s to test if SQLite will work.
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Alternatively you can try this. Also picked from mentioned thread.
No rooting or anything. Just don't forget to turn USB debugging on.
1,Setup AndroidToolsSDK on your PC
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1272595
2, Proceed following steps
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7096564&postcount=4
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I have already had my phone htc-dev unlocked in the past while trying to root before this tool was released. Would it now be ok to use?
And I would quite like to have my phone fully rooted

deadphone99 said:
I have already had my phone htc-dev unlocked in the past while trying to root before this tool was released. Would it now be ok to use?
And I would quite like to have my phone fully rooted
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Then follow some of the downgrade guides and s-off with Revolutionary
Sent from my HTC Desire S

amidabuddha said:
Then follow some of the downgrade guides and s-off with Revolutionary
Sent from my HTC Desire S
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Why would I have to downgrade?
The tool works with my phone I think and it won't wipe my data. Would there be any reason to downgrade?

deadphone99 said:
Why would I have to downgrade?
The tool works with my phone I think and it won't wipe my data. Would there be any reason to downgrade?
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I thought that you mean this as "fully rooted".
Since not just flash custom recovery and then use SuperOneClick to push Su and Superuser app, or search for a flashable zip. This will give you root.
Sent from my HTC Desire S

amidabuddha said:
I thought that you mean this as "fully rooted".
Since not just flash custom recovery and then use SuperOneClick to push Su and Superuser app, or search for a flashable zip. This will give you root.
Sent from my HTC Desire S
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Thanks - why custom recovery?

deadphone99 said:
Thanks - why custom recovery?
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Because with the stock you will not be able to flash the su binary. Custom recovery has root access by default, contrary to your current one and the OS itself.
You can use zergrush from the guide you posted above but this approach involves more manual steps. Anyway each if the mentioned ways will give you the same result it is up to you to decide what will be easier to do for yourself
Btw Superoneclick automates zergrush and the su flashing so search for it. I think this is the most straightforward method
Sent from my HTC Desire S

amidabuddha said:
Because with the stock you will not be able to flash the su binary. Custom recovery has root access by default, contrary to your current one and the OS itself.
You can use zergrush from the guide you posted above but this approach involves more manual steps. Anyway each if the mentioned ways will give you the same result it is up to you to decide what will be easier to do for yourself
Btw Superoneclick automates zergrush and the su flashing so search for it. I think this is the most straightforward method
Sent from my HTC Desire S
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So what your saying is i don't need to install custom recovery to my phone?

deadphone99 said:
So what your saying is i don't need to install custom recovery to my phone?
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Yes, sorry for the messy explanation but there are a really lot of ways to root your phone.
If you use the Superoneclick you will permanently root your device with one button click. This is an application for Windows, just search xda for it
Edit: you bootloader should be unlocked to do this, so I hope you did not relocked it
Sent from my HTC Desire S
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Here is a link to the thread.
Download and install it, then connect the deice as it is in the OS. Make sure that USB debugging is enabled in settings. Then select ZergRush from the dropdown menu on the right and click on the "ROOT" button. The app will do the rest and you will have root
Here is the direct download link if you have hard time to find it

amidabuddha said:
Yes, sorry for the messy explanation but there are a really lot of ways to root your phone.
If you use the Superoneclick you will permanently root your device with one button click. This is an application for Windows, just search xda for it
Edit: you bootloader should be unlocked to do this, so I hope you did not relocked it
Sent from my HTC Desire S
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Here is a link to it.
Download and install it, then connect the deice as it is in the OS. Make sure that USB debugging is enabled in settings. Then select ZergRush from the dropdown menu on the right and click on the "ROOT" button. The app will do the rest and you will have root
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Thanks - by bootloader is unlocked so should I just go ahead with it? In the menu do I select auto or zergrush? I just want to be sure

deadphone99 said:
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Thanks - by bootloader is unlocked so should I just go ahead with it? In the menu do I select auto or zergrush? I just want to be sure
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Zergrush should work. The other exploit is for Motorola devices I think...

amidabuddha said:
Zergrush should work. The other exploit is for Motorola devices I think...
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OK will give it a go and feed back later on
Is there ANY chance at all of it bricking my phone?

deadphone99 said:
OK will give it a go and feed back later on
Is there ANY chance at all of it bricking my phone?
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This will make a folder and copy several files (that will grant the root access) to your system. If something fails you will remain unrooted at worst

(2012) Nexus 7 root help

I rooted my Nexus 7 a while back and when I updated the android version I lost my root. It still says my bootloader is unlocked but it isn't. Could someone help me re-root my tablet?

Unlocked bootloader doesn't have anything to do with root. You can have a unlocked bootloader tablet with no root.
Anyway to answer your question, it's fairly easy to root it again. Check this thread. If you find it too complicated, try this one or this
You're welcome, just next time use the SEARCH button. These threads are always on the forums

silv3rfox said:
Unlocked bootloader doesn't have anything to do with root. You can have a unlocked bootloader tablet with no root.
Anyway to answer your question, it's fairly easy to root it again. Check this thread. If you find it too complicated, try this one or this
You're welcome, just next time use the SEARCH button. These threads are always on the forums
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Thanks, I will use search button next, that's my problem being a noob, haha. Thanks again.

silv3rfox said:
Unlocked bootloader doesn't have anything to do with root. You can have a unlocked bootloader tablet with no root.
Anyway to answer your question, it's fairly easy to root it again. Check this thread. If you find it too complicated, try this one or this
You're welcome, just next time use the SEARCH button. These threads are always on the forums
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I need help again, I went through the root process but the SuperSU installation isn't working, it says it failed.

Which method did you use? Can you give more details about the process you took to root your phone?

silv3rfox said:
Which method did you use? Can you give more details about the process you took to root your phone?
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Search a video on YouTube called "Nexus 7 ROOT - How to Root Nexus 7! (Android 4.4/4.3/4.2.1/4.2.2)"
As you already know my boat loader is already unlocked and all I had to do was install the root app (SuperSU) and recover my tablet. But after I recovered I tried to update and it failed, still no root access.

Do you have 3G version? Here is another guide for you.. I thought you got the newer 2013 edition so the previous links were not that useful

silv3rfox said:
Do you have 3G version? Here is another guide for you.. I thought you got the newer 2013 edition so the previous links were not that useful
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Haha I was going to tell why you gave me the 2013 model links, that's why I went on YouTube instead. Anyways I have the WiFi version.

Found you the best and easiest solution. Try this.

[Q] How can I make my phone run less sluggishly?

Hey
I have HTC desire s, which is pretty old (i'v had about three years now). In recent months it has started to run more and more sluggishly. After I re-downloaded a game that I played when I first got the phone I realized that my phone had experienced some power-loss, as the game that used to run smoothly now lagged. It wasn't so big deal as I do not play games with my phone so often, but now it feels like apps that I use and pretty much need like whatsapp and internet browser are also starting to lag more.
So now I am trying to find some way to restore my phone do the state it was when I first got it.
I have done almost everything that you can do with an un-rooted phone. (Ram,cache,apps...) I also did "factory reset" which actually seemed to help for a while, but soon the problem came back.
I tried also rooting my phone with super-one-click, but even I followed instructions "perfectly" and the app said my phone is rooted it actually wasn't.
I can try it again if it's necessary.
Thank you for Answers and I apologize for being a noob.

vesaninja said:
Thank you for Answers and I apologize for being a noob.
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No need to apologize for ask a question in a forum called "Questions and answers"
Do you know which Firmware / Stock Rom version is actually installed on your phone?
If you got this information, i can help you with rooting and speed up your Desire S

LS.xD said:
Do you know which Firmware / Stock Rom version is actually installed on your phone?
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My software number is 2.10.401.8 and I have android 2.3.5

vesaninja said:
My software number is 2.10.401.8 and I have android 2.3.5
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Pls google "HTC Desire S All-In-One Toolkit V2.0". first link should be a valid download. I'm not allowed to post a link
also download the latest recovery for your phone --> TWRP 2.6.3.0 for Desire S
When you got it we can go on

Hi
Remove bloatwares
Once rooted + CFW then use ROM CLEANER

FOLOL2011 said:
Hi
Remove bloatwares
Once rooted + CFW then use ROM CLEANER
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We really have to thank you for such "detailled" informations... :good:

OK sorry for my lame answer
I just wanted to give the information about Rom cleaner
but I cannot help for rooting this phone model as I don't know it

FOLOL2011 said:
OK sorry for my lame answer
I just wanted to give the information about Rom cleaner
but I cannot help for rooting this phone model as I don't know it
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Some more informations are always welcome So may be you can implement a downloadlink or informations how to get a suggested app in your next post(s).

I have now that toolkit and recovery downloaded on my computer.

vesaninja said:
I have now that toolkit and recovery downloaded on my computer.
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The toolkit provides steps to "Unlock bootloader" via HTCdev.com. You need it unlocked to root or flash a custom recovery.
PLS read exactly and keep in mind that unlocking the bootloader will reset your phone to stock. MAKE SURE you safe ALL your PERSONAL DATA before you proceed.

LS.xD said:
The toolkit provides steps to "Unlock bootloader" via HTCdev.com. You need it unlocked to root or flash a custom recovery.
PLS read exactly and keep in mind that unlocking the bootloader will reset your phone to stock. MAKE SURE you safe ALL your PERSONAL DATA before you proceed.
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When I press install HTC drivers a mesage pops up saying that it will install them, but after that nothing happens. I looked from youtube that a install wizard should pop up, but nothing happens. So what should I do as I think that those drivers aren't being installed.

vesaninja said:
When I press install HTC drivers a mesage pops up saying that it will install them, but after that nothing happens. I looked from youtube that a install wizard should pop up, but nothing happens. So what should I do as I think that those drivers aren't being installed.
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If you have installed drivers just skip it
Latest drivers are here if needed --> Click me as you never clicked before

LS.xD said:
If you have installed drivers just skip it
Latest drivers are here if needed -->
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I had not installed them, but now I have. :victory:

vesaninja said:
I had not installed them, but now I have. :victory:
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Then read carefully. And let me know when your bootloader is unlocked.

Now when I am trying to Get the token ID, again message pops up saying what to do, but still nothing else happens. So I cannot get the Id as I do not get those command prom screens. Something wrong in my toolkit?

vesaninja said:
Now when I am trying to Get the token ID, again message pops up saying what to do, but still nothing else happens. So I cannot get the Id as I do not get those command prom screens. Something wrong in my toolkit?
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There was re-installing solved the problem

vesaninja said:
Now when I am trying to Get the token ID, again message pops up saying what to do, but still nothing else happens. So I cannot get the Id as I do not get those command prom screens. Something wrong in my toolkit?
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You connected your phone in "fastboot" mode?
It toolkit fails (its important that you haven't change the folder name of the toolkit!)
We can do manually --> Go to HTC dev --> http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/ select "All other supported models" you also will have to register.
and you need this adb/fastboot http://d-h.st/KIP

My bootloader should now be unlocked

vesaninja said:
My bootloader should now be unlocked
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does it show "unlocked" ??

LS.xD said:
does it show "unlocked" ??
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Yes it does.

All from my phone from unlock Boatloader to put CM 10

Hey Please give me a link 4 all 4 my XPERIA E ( C1505) I don't hve time for search Sorry.
Thank U 4 Help GoodBye...Sorry for my very poor english
Sent from my C1505 using xda app-developers app

1. Your question isn't clear - what exactly do you want?
2. If you don't have time for searching, you also don't have time for flashing stuff and rooting.
3. Check this out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-j-e/general/xperia-e-official-thread-roms-mods-root-t2535522 You didn't even need to search - this was a stickied thread in the same section as your thread.
Sometimes -_- isn't enough.

NSDCars5 said:
1. Your question isn't clear - what exactly do you want?
2. If you don't have time for searching, you also don't have time for flashing stuff and rooting.
3. Check this out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-j-e/general/xperia-e-official-thread-roms-mods-root-t2535522 You didn't even need to search - this was a stickied thread in the same section as your thread.
Sometimes -_- isn't enough.
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What thing to start with Unlocking Bootloader or Root?

D.Sirakov said:
What thing to start with Unlocking Bootloader or Root?
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See the link I gave you. It's got guides for rooting, bootloader unlocking, installing custom recoveries/kernels and ROMs.
Or just go here for root: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2593750 and here for bootloader unlock: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-j-e/general/unlock-bootloader-t2335741

NSDCars5 said:
See the link I gave you. It's got guides for rooting, bootloader unlocking, installing custom recoveries/kernels and ROMs.
Or just go here for root: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2593750 and here for bootloader unlock: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-j-e/general/unlock-bootloader-t2335741
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I root my device with Kingo Android Root. Will there be a problem if we unlock the bootloader now I know how to fix bootloop, but can it be something else happened - different than bootloop

D.Sirakov said:
I root my device with Kingo Android Root. Will there be a problem if we unlock the bootloader now I know how to fix bootloop, but can it be something else happened - different than bootloop
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You said the same thing here and in that PM?

Does This CF-Auto Root Trully Works ON G930T

guys i want to root my phone on the fast and very simple way possible.
found this root method on https://autoroot.chainfire.eu
this is the link for the root method https://download.chainfire.eu/982/C...Auto-Root-heroqltetmo-heroqltetmo-smg930t.zip
i did not tryed it my self yet. but if theres a user that rooted their phone that way, let me know.

bump

I don't think this will work unless we get our Bootloader unlocked (which hasn't been done yet as far as i know)

UNLOCK BOOTLOADERS
If you have locked bootloaders, flashing one of these will probably brick your device - with the exception of Nexus devices, which will usually automatically "OEM unlock" and wipe your data !

this is kind of lame.... why chainfire release a auto root if the thevice have bootloader locked down? and onlockable?

Confused myself
I want to say root is possible, there are tons of sites with instructions: https://www.google.com/search?q=SM-...i57j0j69i60.9343j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Of course, XDA doesn't seem to have a specific G930T thread for rooting with instructions, then see threads like this today. I was all set to give it a try, but unsure if should proceed...
Did find this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-galaxy-s7/help/sm-g930t-root-doesnt-void-warranty-t3415936
EDIT: so the one linked in original comment was the bleeding edge root process and seems like had a really high failure rate. Most current I've seen is: http://lifeatsamsung.com/root-t-mobile-galaxy-s7-sm-g930t-2/
Seems a little more clean cut and easy. I'll edit again if I find a newer solution or at least commentary on success/fail
In comments OP posts:
Yes I am planning to make a video tutorial.
Also I used the method provided here (this is Max Lee's website)
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blackwing182 said:
guys i want to root my phone on the fast and very simple way possible.
found this root method on https://autoroot.chainfire.eu
this is the link for the root method https://download.chainfire.eu/982/C...Auto-Root-heroqltetmo-heroqltetmo-smg930t.zip
i did not tryed it my self yet. but if theres a user that rooted their phone that way, let me know.
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So the solution and all the fixes, etc is right here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
Worked for me, no problem. Even installed the debloated, deox'd ROM. Unfortunately after root you will need to follow rest of guide, otherwise you will see some lag issues.
On the other side of it, phone is great, fast, if not faster than before, and got root. Let me know if you would like some screenshots proving a TMO phone is rootable or if can answer any questions
blackwing182 said:
guys i want to root my phone on the fast and very simple way possible.
found this root method on https://autoroot.chainfire.eu
this is the link for the root method https://download.chainfire.eu/982/C...Auto-Root-heroqltetmo-heroqltetmo-smg930t.zip
i did not tryed it my self yet. but if theres a user that rooted their phone that way, let me know.
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I would like to see some screens that show it is rooted, yes. I am about to purchase tomorrow and would like everything in place before I do.
Thanks

Mordred said:
I would like to see some screens that show it is rooted, yes. I am about to purchase tomorrow and would like everything in place before I do.
Thanks
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There is root but the bootloaders on USA snapdragon is still locked so it's not as smooth and simple as flashing cf root

TH3B0SS said:
There is root but the bootloaders on USA snapdragon is still locked so it's not as smooth and simple as flashing cf root
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So what does this mean in layman's terms. Can I root the device safely with full functionality or not? Are there plans to get a rooted bootloader? And what does this mean because I thought the TMO version had a qualcom processor...

Mordred said:
So what does this mean in layman's terms. Can I root the device safely with full functionality or not? Are there plans to get a rooted bootloader? And what does this mean because I thought the TMO version had a qualcom processor...
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This means that the only rooting method right now isn't as stable as it would be if it had a unlocked bootloader the root right now will cause some issues but they can easily be fix from some of the steps after rooting guides that are in the xda forums and yes it using a Qualcomm processor Witch is pretty much the snapdragon and there hasn't been any luck this past year of getting the bootloader unlocked for full and smooth rooting I'm really ****ty at explaining sorry if your still lost

The Chainfire method he released does NOT work. I'm not sure why he released it...maybe he knows of a future bootloader unlock that we don't know about.

@troby86 I see you have yours rooted. How did you accomplish this?

Mordred said:
@troby86 I see you have yours rooted. How did you accomplish this?
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I used the engineering boot image to do it. There is a post in this forum that has a link to a guide to do it.

Thank you. Lots to look through.

troby86 said:
I used the engineering boot image to do it. There is a post in this forum that has a link to a guide to do it.
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@troby86 OK, bought my S7 today. Trying Max Lee's root method. I can't get SU to inject using adb command. I have retried numerous times to include reflashing and system reset. Any thoughts?

Mordred said:
@troby86 OK, bought my S7 today. Trying Max Lee's root method. I can't get SU to inject using adb command. I have retried numerous times to include reflashing and system reset. Any thoughts?
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Run CMD in admin mode or if the CMD prompt freezes unplug and replug in your phone and then it should start...

KillerClaw321 said:
Run CMD in admin mode or if the CMD prompt freezes unplug and replug in your phone and then it should start...
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@KillerClaw321 I am at the machine now and have tried running CMD in admin mode. Still no joy. What are the beat adb drivers to use for AMD machine? Maybe the drivers are the problem? What else can I try? I am on PK1 as the phone is new from the store yesterday and a fresh shipment to them the day before.
I also see a DM verification verify failed dialogue at the bottom when i try the factory reset. No DRK

Mordred said:
@KillerClaw321 I am at the machine now and have tried running CMD in admin mode. Still no joy. What are the beat adb drivers to use for AMD machine? Maybe the drivers are the problem? What else can I try? I am on PK1 as the phone is new from the store yesterday and a fresh shipment to them the day before.
I also see a DM verification verify failed dialogue at the bottom when i try the factory reset. No DRK
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Remove any existing drivers for your S7 and install this one
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/ph...7-32gb-t-mobile-gold-platinum-sm-g930tzdatmb/
Make sure you click allow on the pop-up on your phone after you plug it into the computer... Good Luck!

KillerClaw321 said:
Remove any existing drivers for your S7 and install this one
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/ph...7-32gb-t-mobile-gold-platinum-sm-g930tzdatmb/
Make sure you click allow on the pop-up on your phone after you plug it into the computer... Good Luck!
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Sorry for being daft... I don't see a driver link and how do I remove the previous version?