Hi I am new to android and I wanna root my samsung galaxy note so I can get rid of ads on the games so please tell me how to root thanks.
Model: GT-N8013
Android: 4.1.2
iseeu1001 said:
Hi I am new to android and I wanna root my samsung galaxy note so I can get rid of ads on the games so please tell me how to root thanks.
Model: GT-N8013
Android: 4.1.2
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If you want to get rid of ads try purchasing the games.
If you want to root your device try reading the guides at the top of troubleshooting.
The information is located here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2080366
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dxwilliams40 said:
The information is located here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2080366
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One more Note newbie here. I used this method a few hours ago and it worked without problems.
Can I use Method 1 of this thread to root Galaxy S duos and Galaxy Grand Duos.
I've rooted my S2 GT I9100 using the same thread. When searched I found other methods to root the S duos but I want to know if the asked method does the job as it is easier to do.
ssanjy said:
Can I use Method 1 of this thread to root my Galaxy S duos and Galaxy Grand Duos.
I've rooted my S2 GT I9100 using the same thread. When searched I found other methods to root the S duos but I want to know if the asked method does the job as it is easier to do.
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You should be able to do so, but I suggest you see what other members with your device have used.
immortalneo said:
You should be able to do so, but I suggest you see what other members with your device have used.
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Thanks....I guess I have to see it again in the forume and also wait for members using my devices to share their views on the way of rooting I have mentioned...:good:
Failed to set IP address on Samsung S4 GT-I9505
Hi guys, Im a newbie here.. I apologize if my question is not at the right place.. I just want to know if someone knows anything about the issue that i encountered.. I installed Droidvpn on several samsung phones and it works perfectly, but when I installed it on Samsung S4 GT-I9505 the droidvpn couldn't be connected instead it show this error message "Failed to set IP address".. I found an update from the droidvpn website to fix the problem by flashing custom rom, so i did install a custom rom (Omega) to my S4 but still having the same error.. Please is there any one who can fix this problem.. Thank you and sorry for my english grammar coz im an asian..
Yulhadi said:
Hi guys, Im a newbie here.. I apologize if my question is not at the right place.. I just want to know if someone knows anything about the issue that i encountered.. I installed Droidvpn on several samsung phones and it works perfectly, but when I installed it on Samsung S4 GT-I9505 the droidvpn couldn't be connected instead it show this error message "Failed to set IP address".. I found an update from the droidvpn website to fix the problem by flashing custom rom, so i did install a custom rom (Omega) to my S4 but still having the same error.. Please is there any one who can fix this problem.. Thank you and sorry for my english grammar coz im an asian..
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I suggest you post that question in this thread.
Bootloader unlocked for Samsung Galaxy Duos and Grand ?
Does Samsung Galaxy Duos and Grand have their bootloader unlocked or we need to do it specifically? Unlocked bootloader is needed to root these phones using this thread. So, just checking before I proceed with rooting these phones:good:
ssanjy said:
Does Samsung Galaxy Duos and Grand have their bootloader unlocked or we need to do it specifically?
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No need to follow that guide, and no need to unlock the bootloaders as they are already unlocked.
For the Galaxy S Duos, see here.
For the Galaxy Grand, see this thread.
For the Galaxy Grand Duos, see this thread or this thread. :good:
immortalneo said:
No need to follow that guide, and no need to unlock the bootloaders as they are already unlocked.
For the Galaxy S Duos, see here.
For the Galaxy Grand, see this thread.
For the Galaxy Grand Duos, see this thread or this thread. :good:
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This seems better ......I'll try it soon...
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Can CWM be reverted to Stock recovery?
By the way can the installation of CWM recovery be reverted to stock recovery. I couldn't find convincing links for my GT I9100 and Galaxy S Duos. And can the manufacturer know if CWM had been installed and/or rooting had been performed upon taking the phone for warranty issues? Please help..:good:
Worked Great.....
ssanjy said:
This seems better ......I'll try it soon...
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Worked great on Samsung Galaxy S Duos (GT-S7562).....
Worked Great.....
ssanjy said:
Worked great on Samsung Galaxy S Duos (GT-S7562).....
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ssanjy said:
This seems better ......I'll try it soon...
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Worked great on Samsung Galaxy S Duos (GT-S7562).....
ssanjy said:
By the way can the installation of CWM recovery be reverted to stock recovery. I couldn't find convincing links for my GT I9100 and Galaxy S Duos. And can the manufacturer know if CWM had been installed and/or rooting had been performed upon taking the phone for warranty issues? Please help..:good:
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Yes, you can revert your recovery as well as ROM back to stock. So it would look like a normal unrooted stock phone.
But some phones (like the I9100) have binary counters that get tripped while rooting or flashing custom ROMs. If not reset, these counters can inform the manufacturer that you have tampered with your device, thus voiding your warranty.
"To err is human, to forgive is divine."
Sent from my SGS II
immortalneo said:
Yes, you can revert your recovery as well as ROM back to stock. So it would look like a normal unrooted stock phone.
But some phones (like the I9100) have binary counters that get tripped while rooting or flashing custom ROMs. If not reset, these counters can inform the manufacturer that you have tampered with your device, thus voiding your warranty.
"To err is human, to forgive is divine."
Sent from my SGS II
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Thank you very much. Could you have links which would help me revert to my stock recovery and how to reset the binary counters....
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ssanjy said:
Thank you very much. Could you have links which would help me revert to my stock recovery and how to reset the binary counters....
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I'm sorry, but I think its better you do some searching on your own first. Feel free to ask any doubts you may have. :good:
immortalneo said:
I'm sorry, but I think its better you do some searching on your own first. Feel free to ask any doubts you may have. :good:
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I saw in a part that installing "remove triangle" or something like that app can reset binary counters but it also mentioned that it might brick my device.so how safe is the app to use to reset the counter?
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Triangle Away app is pretty safe to use in the I9100. But no one can guarantee you anything mate. The risk is yours to take.
"To err is human, to forgive is divine."
Sent from my SGS II
hi,
my cousin recently bought a galaxy note 4 sm-n910u but did not know that the phone was a fake one.
can this type of fake phone be rooted? help please
norbert_nation said:
hi,
my cousin recently bought a galaxy note 4 sm-n910u but did not know that the phone was a fake one.
can this type of fake phone be rooted? help please
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Hi, thank you for using XDA assist.
There is a general forum for android here https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help where you can get better help and support if you try to ask over there.
Good luck
After update to 5.1.1 my Samsung Galaxy note edge SM-915FY lost root.
Is it possible to root safely again.
I appreciate if someone can help me regarding this issue.
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terestre said:
After update to 5.1.1 my Samsung Galaxy note edge SM-915FY lost root.
Is it possible to root safely again.
I appreciate if someone can help me regarding this issue.
Sent from my SM-N915FY using XDA Forums Pro.
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Hello,
You may visit here and read the thread carefully.
-Vatsal
Thanks for help
I have some experience with rooting(and bricking) but I'm truly stumped atm. I recently bought an s5 neo and its already being laggy and stuff so I want to root it but I need to remove know before I try anything anyone know how? I'm aware it's extremely hard if not impossible would really appreciate any help I can get thanks! :thumbup:
Traceur73 said:
I have some experience with rooting(and bricking) but I'm truly stumped atm. I recently bought an s5 neo and its already being laggy and stuff so I want to root it but I need to remove know before I try anything anyone know how? I'm aware it's extremely hard if not impossible would really appreciate any help I can get thanks! :thumbup:
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Hi,
Thanks for using XDA Assist.
I'm not sure what model your device is. Is it this one > Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo S5310 ?
No it's a Samsung galaxy s5 Neo SM-G903F
Traceur73 said:
No it's a Samsung galaxy s5 Neo SM-G903F
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I found dedicated thread for your device here > Samsung Galaxy S 5 > Galaxy S 5 General > Galaxy S5 NEO SM-G903F user thread
Post your query there and the experts may be able to help you.
Good luck