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Flash Unlock Reset (Adb, Fastboot, download mode, Edl,)

Advanced Android Box 4
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Application subsidiary :
aabox
mtk module
samsung frp tool
R-tomato tool
Qualcomm master tool
Features :​
RUU flashing
Qualcomm flashing
Samsung Flashing
adb gmail reset
fastboot flashing
edl gmail account remove
sprd frp remove
Remove Gmail helper for Huawei
samsung download mode remove frp
.pac file flashing
Adb Tool
Fastboot tool
bootloader lock and unlock
adb enabler (boot.img&fastboot mode for huawei)
Touch not work after update or replaced lcd for J210f Fix
Support Brands
Samsung
Huawei
Oppo
MIUI
Micromax
Greentel
Etel
Sky
Techno
Lava
Lenovo
HTC
Vivo
Alcatel
Sony
LG
Supported Chipset
Qualcomm
SPD
MediaTek
HiSilicon
Exynos
Marvell
Spreadtrum
Coolpad
Alwinner
Support Modes
ADB
Fastboot
Bootloader Mode
Edl
Download Mode
Qload 9008 Hs Usb Mode
MTP for Huawei
rescue mode
recovery mode
FAQ
How to Update?
Click Update button in Application or Run Update.exe in application folder. And click check and update.
why detect as Virus?
I have used windows process moniter for detecting Usb in runtime so in some scaners detect it as malware.
But soon i will fix it.! WMP.exe is a signed process exe. But fixing soon.!
Do i have to use internet always?
No ! There is an on off feature to use as Offline. Goto (about) then (activation) and untick server support,
Then click save thats all!
Why aabox3 pro?
If you are a android device user and have some problem. Repair or flash it at home or a small shop.
But you cant afford a software box? Aabox3 pro is free for you to use what i need is only thanks button pressed!
This box / tool fully made by and from help of Xda members... xda had helped this box support since 2010.
Aabox then Aabox2 and now Aabox3 pro, this tool does some process free which other box does for credits.
You will find it when you use it.
Why need Online server?
Frp and rooting and some model loaders are changing per week or daily so application cant be updated every time.
So it uses xml serialization from aabox protected server ftp to use its lastest scripts.
All fails in a process and errors are fixed in every update. So you need Server support if you enable in settings!
Default settings will be enabled server support.!
Why Start button not work?
I wont work if u have install in a unofficial setup or not in a default path as c:/artiven/aabox.
Try to Click Check port to Enable Start button will fix in all errors!
Run as Admin rights to save settings and io control need to right zip files and get backups so use Admin Rights!
Aabox3 Freeze or Show error!
Freezing is because of adb or fastboot device not connected. (Will be fixed soon)
Remove device from usb and reconnect will solve!
Error with code like (error 022, error 66, error b1a) please send a email to ([email protected]) with error code!
Or Write it in comments or posts in here with error code!
Loaderdll error fix
Install Fastboot drivers and restart application in admin rights.
loading files error fix
install Only aabox official setup from here below
screenshots
link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/3nes...2_samsung-kill-switch-edition_19.17v.rar/file
Version:19.17v
Update:01.08.2022
Official aabox website
official youtube​

Samsung Language Change done Sucessfully
Any Android Language Change Working
Samsung Note 4 Language Change Done!
This method Can Change any Device without Root
Method
1 Open tool
2 Click Check port
3 Go to Dev Options
4 tick language change
5 select language
6 click start
Wait 1min all done thats all.
Enjoy

Always Click Check port for Start application or Search devices

Thread Closed.
Thanks
SacredDeviL666.

SacredDeviL666 said:
Thread Closed.
Thanks
SacredDeviL666.
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Reopened and Special thanks to :SacredDeviL666

Not seeing zte supported.. I have a k88 tablet (Jasmine) that's rooted with twrp and rom. Yet not bootloader unlocked I'm pretty sure. Would this tool execute the cmd code "OEM fastboot unlock" even if fastboot is inaccessible on this tablet (uncertain exactly why, but even adb reboot fastboot prompts a restart to /system.) Thank you

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Jiveturkey89 said:
Not seeing zte supported.. I have a k88 tablet (Jasmine) that's rooted with twrp and rom. Yet not bootloader unlocked I'm pretty sure. Would this tool execute the cmd code "OEM fastboot unlock" even if fastboot is inaccessible on this tablet (uncertain exactly why, but even adb reboot fastboot prompts a restart to /system.) Thank you
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If your tab have fastboot.
then boot to it.
then in aabox go to mtk tab
then fast boot tab
click unlock bootloader
if you get any error or need help kindly post here
or copy the log and paste here
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ouo.io
direct download link to host
https://www.up-4ever.org/4zmflm6rdzpj

Can't download.
Need to unlock my son's tab

Thread reopened.
Download link to be repaired ASAP.
Thank you!

[GUIDE] How to root Oukitel K13 Pro using Magisk [EU version]

If you’re using Oukitel K13 Pro or planning to buy it, this guide is for you. If you’re an advanced user or a developer who customizes, flash files quite often and now want to root your device, you have to follow this guide properly. Here in this article, i will share with you an easy method to root Oukitel K13 Pro Using Magisk.
What is rooting?
Rooting for Android device means access to the root directory of your android mobile system. It will give you the superuser access as an administrator to use your device over an Android subsystem and system apps. It’s quite similar to the jailbreaking. Without rooting your Android handset, you can’t change/edit/delete system files or apps easily. Most of the advanced users or developers perform rooting access for customizations and modifications. This isn’t necessary if you’re a normal user.
Steps To Root Oukitel K13 Pro via Magisk
First of all, you should unlock bootloader on Oukitel K13 Pro
Disclaimer:
Unlocking the device bootloader and installing root will void your device warranty (if applicable). This rooting method is only tested on the EU version of the manufacturers firmware, i can't guarantee it works on the other firmware versions. The bootloader unlocking process will also delete all the device internal data as well. So, make sure to take a complete backup of device data at first before doing anything. I will not be responsible for any kind of bootloops or crashes or any damage to your device while/after following this guide. Proceed at your own risk.
First of all, charge the phone fully.
Next, enable USB Debugging on Oukitel K13 Pro by going to Settings>About>Software>Build Number and Tap on build number repeatedly so that the Developer mode will turn on.
And then go back and click on Developer options.
In the developer options, there is OEM unlock option then enable that option.
Setup ADB and Fastboot on your PC. Download link: shorturl.at/pyJ16
Install procedure For ADB Fastboot :
1. Launch it That Require administrator privileges.
2. Click Yes to install ADB and Fastboot .
3. Press Yes to install ADB system wide.
4. Click Yes to install Drivers.
5. Continue the Driver installation.
6. 15 seconds passed – it will finish the process
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Take a backup of the necessary data on the Oukitel K13 Pro as this process will wipe the user data.
Connect your Oukitel K13 Pro to the computer.
Now open a command window by typing CMD to the windows search.
You may get a request to authorize USB debugging on the device, accept it.
Once opened, type the following code to see if your device is detected and authorized.
adb devices
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If you can see your device then type this command to boot it into the bootloader mode.
adb reboot bootloader
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Your phone should now be booted into the bootloader, to check if its detected type the following command.
fastboot devices
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As a result, this will show the serial number of the phone, you are ok to proceed if you can see it, if not, then your drivers are not properly installed on the pc.
Finally, type the command below to unlock the bootloader on the Oukitel K13 Pro.
fastboot flashing unlock
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Now you should see a confirmation screen on your phone, confirm the unlocking on your phone. This will begin the bootloader unlocking process, which shouldn't last more than a couple of minutes.
Your phone should automatically reboot into android but if not, type this command to reboot it.
fastboot reboot
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Your phone's bootloader is now unlocked and ready to be patched with Magisk.
Go thru the initial setup and double check in developer settings that the unlock bootloader option is greyed out.
Enable USB debugging again.
Open command window again.
Check that your device is detected by using the command.
adb devices
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Reboot into the bootloader by using the command.
adb reboot bootloader
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Download the Magisk patched boot img: shorturl.at/pCIMP
Patch the boot.img by typing the command.
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
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You can also type the command without the file name and drag the .img file to the command window then press enter.
The flashing process will begin. Once completed, type the following command and press enter:
fastboot reboot
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Magisk is now patched to your Oukitel K13 Pro, download Magisk Manager on your phone from shorturl.at/hvFK9
You should now see that Magisk is installed, enjoy!
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Thank you for these very concrete explanations. You made my day.

: [GUIDE] How to root Oukitel K13 Pro using Magisk [EU version]
Thanks for this idea.

Do you think this will work for the OUKITEL WP5?

totallybeachin said:
Do you think this will work for the OUKITEL WP5?
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No, you need the boot.img file from your phone and patch it with Magisk. Check Oukitel's website if the firmware for your phone is available.

totallybeachin said:
Do you think this will work for the OUKITEL WP5?
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This is only for Oukitel K13 Pro.

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Question Here we go again: Unlocking, debloating, etc.

As my main driver is a Redmi Note 7 on crDroid 6.3 with microG/GCam I would like to "free" my new Poco X3 Pro as soon as possible from Bloat/MIUI. As long as no good Xiaomi.eu/mi-globe or even better crDroid ROM is available I will probably not use Poco X3 Pro as main driver, unless I'm able to debloat successfully and a good GCam gets available.
Last time on the RN7 I did the unlock process ca. 20 months ago, so I do remember only some major steps and wanted to create this thread as long as no Tutorial is available here at xda.
I've done
- setup Mi Account
- Dev Unlock on MIUI Version field
- Additional settings > Developer options >
OEM unlocking
Mi Unlock Status
USB debugging
- already had ADB drivers, downloaded miflash_unlock-en-5.5.224.24.zip
with batch_unlock.exe requested unlock
tool says "please unlock 168 hours later"
Would'nt it be nice if for a small quote shops would offer Xiaomi unlocking included? Do exist those? I would seriously consider that in the future to avoid any registration etc. with Xiaomi.
So now I have to wait a week and maybe read some guides. Unsure if I can debloat with XiaomiADBFastbootTools-7.0.3.jar before device is unlocked. I think I had problems unlocking RN7 because I uninstalled some Mi stuff which was necessary to unlock. So I may wait?

Hi,
There already is a xiaomi.eu rom for our poco x3 pro.
Just one week wait isn't a lot...

Ive successfully debloated mine. My unlock timer ends tonight and just waiting to see more confirmation on the TWRP/OrangeFox that appeared.

Has anyone used my script yet to make their Poco X3 Pro fully read-write-able for debloating MIUI and further customizations? By default your stock system is read-only.
It was developed on Poco X3 NFC so it should work well with Poco X3 Pro I believe. Please report back if it works for you or not. Thanks!

hey lebigmac!
just got my x3 pro 2 days ago and it seems like i can debloat just fine using fastboot without using any scripts. even after multiple factory resets
on miui 12.0.4, bootloader still locked.
bought my device from malaysia

Hi xelrix. Congratulations on getting that wonderful device!
My script is useful if you want to remove stubborn system apps that are hidden deep inside your read-only system
You should apply for bootloader unlock as soon as possible. It's very useful if you are hard bricked you can always flash new super image from recovery or fastboot.

168 hours have passed so I successfully unlocked mine with miflash_unlock-en-5.5.224.55.
I look forward to install a Xiaomi.eu/mi-globe unless interesting Custom ROMs (signature spoofing enabled) come fast ;-)
From what I can see this is the situation:
Firmware
V12.0.4.0.RJUEUXM (Android 11.0 Europe) 2021-03-22 see https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/firmware/vayu/
Recoveries (Camerado)
OrangeFox-R11.0_5-Unofficial-vayu.img Apr 04, 2021 | 05:55AM
twrp-3.5.1-vayu-Thespartann.img (in Telegram group) Apr 03, 2021 | 06:58AM
kernel sources released Apr 8, 2021
xiaomi.eu_multi_POCOX3Pro_V12.0.4.0.RJUMIXM_v12-11.zip 2021-03-28
mi-globe for X3 Pro not yet online
Have not heard from Custom ROM devs
Elisa forwarded this in the Poco X3 Telegram group:
OrangeFox-Unofficial-vayu7.img (128.0 MB IMG)
this one boots fine and can wipe and flash etc (build from yesterday)
/data still broken (but you can format)
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here is what i did from the very beginning
1 > fastboot flash recovery ofox_vayu7.img (#ofox in chat)
2 > fastboot boot ofox_vayu7.img (unplug usb when screen goes black and wait untill ofox is fully booted or else MTP dead)
3 > format /data (with yes confirmation)
4 > reboot recovery
5 > transfer files to internal via MTP
flash xiaomi.eu
6 > manually mount odm in recovery settings
7 > flash dfe (disable verity & encrypt)
8 > flash magisk
reboot to system
(6 & 7 is not needed now as we don't have rw permission)
and it ****ing booted (after 10 min wil look like miui logo is stuck (yes it seriously can take this long be patient))
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xelrix said:
hey lebigmac!
just got my x3 pro 2 days ago and it seems like i can debloat just fine using fastboot without using any scripts. even after multiple factory resets
on miui 12.0.4, bootloader still locked.
bought my device from malaysia
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Hi Xelrix, Can you tell us the steps to debloat properly. Thanks.

vaidhy2007 said:
Hi Xelrix, Can you tell us the steps to debloat properly. Thanks.
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You can use this PC tool:
XiaomiADBFastbootTools (Java)
https://github.com/Szaki/XiaomiADBFastbootTools
The way to install that tool is written here.
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Mark up the app you want to remove and press Uninstall.
You can re-install those removed apps if you need them back.

Hi, I've debloated following these steps and the steps in the F1 & X3 NFC threads.
But my home screen and lock screen are both black.
What do I need to reactivate to restore the home & lock screens?
Thanks in advance

rfa31 said:
Hi, I've debloated following these steps and the steps in the F1 & X3 NFC threads.
But my home screen and lock screen are both black.
What do I need to reactivate to restore the home & lock screens?
Thanks in advance
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Reinstall/ Enable the apps name with wallpaper or similar.
Then reboot phone.

pl1992aw said:
Reinstall/ Enable the apps name with wallpaper or similar.
Then reboot phone.
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This worked.
Thank you

Oppo A73: adb works but fastboot won't recognize the device on either Linux or Windows

I'm badly in need of help with my broken Android device. The XDA community is where I always found most information on those matters so I'm hoping someone can help me out. Some background on everything that went on today: I recently bought an Oppo A73 (non-5G version), I live in Romania so the best I can offer are these links for the store I got it from:
Source 1
Source 2
My grievance with the device is how it comes with an Android distribution called ColorOS which is filled with bloatware and things being shoved in my face. I was discussing this today and someone brought up adb explaining how I could use the command to remove unwanted system packages. I used it to get rid of some things I wanted nothing to do with, such as Rakuten and Heytap. For some mind boggling reason it appears those garbage packages were connected even to the core system: The device became unable to start up and entered a boot loop. This forced me to do a factory reset from recovery mode, causing me to lose all contacts and SMS messages as I didn't think to back them up first. After that ordeal I want my phone to use the default Android distribution: I'd rather have just Google involved with my phone over all those insane extra services, I'm not going back to this broken bloated OS.
Someone explained to me the basics of ADB and DSU Loader. After enabling Developer Mode I was able to enable the "OEM Unlock" feature then use the DSU Loader option to download a DSU package. My two options are "GSI ARM64" and "GSI+GMS ARM64" I used the later as advised. After the download completed I was prompted to restart my device in order to boot into the new image which I did from the notification. The phone however would only boot into ColorOS each time. I was told this must be because I need to use the commands fastboot oem unlock and fastboot reboot after adb reboot bootloader. The problem is that while adb recognizes my device, fastboot does not due to driver issues.
I spent hours trying to find some format in which fastboot would detect the device but everything seems to be broken, that's presently what I need your help with. I only use Linux these days, Manjaro KDE more precisely: I have a Windows 7 image and in an attempt to find a solution I downloaded Windows 10 as well: I installed Win 10 in VirtualBox and proceeded to install every update and driver I could find, following articles explaining how to get the driver for Oppo A73. None of them would work however: Even with all those drivers installed, the device manager sees an invalid USB device and neither adb or fastbook see it from the VM... same story with Win 7.
Download Oppo Latest MTK QCOM usb Driver 3.1.9 - ROM-Provider
Download Latest oppo usb driver for Window, here we Share Official oppo usb driver for mediatek and qcom based oppo phone
romprovider.com
Oppo A73 USB Driver Download | Device Drivers
Oppo A73 USB Drivers will help your Windows computer recognize your Android device. Then you can transfer files from computer to Android or even install the stock or custom ROM to your Android device.
oemdrivers.com
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Can someone please tell me what OS and driver I need to get fastboot to recognize the device? If there's no way to, is there an alternative to fastboot to remove whatever's preventing the DSU image from booting and allowing me to flash it? Like I said I have access to adb on my main machine just not fastboot, anything adb can do should work.
I can't change my OS only for this task however. If I need Windows, is it not possible to do it from VirtualBox using the configuration in the screenshot above? If VBox is the issue, I will in an extreme scenario consider using a separate hard drive on my mother's computer to temporarily install Windows just to do this. I strongly hope that won't be necessary however, and this can be solved with a live tool or Linux distribution that has the necessary drivers.

Dynamic System Updates (DSU) | Platform | Android Developers
Dynamic System Updates (DSU) lets developers install a GSI side by side with the device's system image on a DSU-supported device that runs Android 10 or higher.
developer.android.com
Generic System Image releases | Platform | Android Developers
developer.android.com
I've attempted the tutorial described here, including the manual technique using adb commands the downloaded image and of course setting the feature flag as indicated. Even with adb shell am start-activity the custom image refuses to load: The notification says "dynamic system is ready, to start using it restart your device"... I click on "restart" inside this notification, the phone reboots, I see the oppo logo for a little then it goes black then I see it again, but after that I'm back in the original OS. What's breaking it and not letting the DSU load?!

AFAIK the Oppo A73 doesn't support Fastboot.

xXx yYy said:
AFAIK the Oppo A73 doesn't support Fastboot.
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Is it possible for a device to not have it entirely? What are my options in that case? Can't ADB or another tool or app unlock the bootloader? Is there no safe way to simply get it to use stock Android with just the Google stuff on it by default? Was hoping I could get it to Android 12 too that way.

You flash device's Stock ROM by means of ADB Sideload method.

xXx yYy said:
You flash device's Stock ROM by means of ADB Sideload method.
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Thanks, I'm looking into that method. The device's recovery mode doesn't have anything with the word "sideload" in it, but does offer the option to install from local storage. Would that do for a full ROM or am I in trouble again?
And where do I get the stock Android ROM from Google? I can only find custom ones, don't want to risk playing with that: I'd like the official Android 12, ideally the same image that would be downloaded by the builtin DSU loader as that seemed to know exactly what it needed.
Generic System Image releases | Platform | Android Developers
developer.android.com
Is this correct or should I look somewhere else?

Google dosn't offer a device's Stock ROM: Google only offers the vanilla Android OS ( AKA AOSP ) what is base for the Stock ROMs OEMs implement on their devices.

xXx yYy said:
Google dosn't offer a device's Stock ROM: Google only offers the vanilla Android OS ( AKA AOSP ) what is base for the Stock ROMs OEMs implement on their devices.
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I see. So if I install the GSI, can I install Google Play separately to get the apps I need back? Should be all the Google stuff I need. I assume the GSI contains all the other components like call, SMS, camera, loader (homescreen), etc? Is there a risk of missing any base functionality?
I used Treble yesterday and it indicated a valid image I can use. Where do I actually download it from? Then what exactly am I meant to do with it, how do I sideload or install it from recovery and so on?
Sorry for all the questions: First time I'm actually having to flash a phone, very nervous about bricking.

Question How can I root the Motorola Edge 30?

All i can find are tutorials for the Neo and Pro versions of this device. Can this version be rooted? How?

recovery sideload+magisk

alekksander said:
recovery sideload+magisk
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Hey, thanks for the reply. I'm still new, can you elaborate? Maybe possibly link a tut? Appreciate it regardless.

alekksander said:
recovery sideload+magisk
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What is recovery sideload?

useroso987 said:
What is recovery sideload?
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Well, don't get me wrong, but if that's all unknown to you ... you'd better don't root your device ;-).
The risk to brick your device or open unforseen security wholes is quite too large, you'd better read some tutorials about flashing roms and customizations before trying to get into the world of Magisk.
Cheers
Kurt

Kurt Krummbein said:
Well, don't get me wrong, but if that's all unknown to you ... you'd better don't root your device ;-).
The risk to brick your device or open unforseen security wholes is quite too large, you'd better read some tutorials about flashing roms and customizations before trying to get into the world of Magisk.
Cheers
Kurt
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Well, i've been reading past days...
I've installed Delta Magisk through adb on Lineage OS 20. It was quite a fast and interesting process!
Thank you.

Kurt Krummbein said:
Well, don't get me wrong, but if that's all unknown to you ... you'd better don't root your device ;-).
The risk to brick your device or open unforseen security wholes is quite too large, you'd better read some tutorials about flashing roms and customizations before trying to get into the world of Magisk.
Cheers
Kurt
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Instead of being helpful you give some strange lessons it seems to me that you are useless here. If someone asks you politely for help, explain it to them. Every phone unlocks differently.

Kasjopea73 said:
Instead of being helpful you give some strange lessons it seems to me that you are useless here. If someone asks you politely for help, explain it to them.
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Well, i tried to figure out, that not knowing the basics of running the phones recovery and using sideload is a bad starting point to open root access on the device.
Kasjopea73 said:
Every phone unlocks differently.
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Well, that's not the core of my answer and i do not disagree ... just wanted to prevent a newbee from bricking his device and not beeing able to recover ;-) or walking around with a spy-phone recording and sharing his whole live-data with someone who should not know anything of it at all.
@Kasjopea73 : if you volonteer to answer request like "i tryied to root and bricked my device" in personal chat, then it's ok ... i've seen too many chats on other devices beeing flooded by those kind of requests, rendering these chats useless for developers who tried to exchange information on fixing problems.
Ciao
Kurt

Kurt Krummbein said:
Well, i tried to figure out, that not knowing the basics of running the phones recovery and using sideload is a bad starting point to open root access on the device.
Well, that's not the core of my answer and i do not disagree ... just wanted to prevent a newbee from bricking his device and not beeing able to recover ;-) or walking around with a spy-phone recording and sharing his whole live-data with someone who should not know anything of it at all.
@Kasjopea73 : if you volonteer to answer request like "i tryied to root and bricked my device" in personal chat, then it's ok ... i've seen too many chats on other devices beeing flooded by those kind of requests, rendering these chats useless for developers who tried to exchange information on fixing problems.
Ciao
Kurt
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The best thing to do is not to write anything anymore, you are no help here and it is better to disappear. This is a forum for development, not for throwing obstacles under someone's feet. Rooting this phone is trivial, just extract the boot.img from the rom you are using, not from any other, and in magisk make a patch, instructions you will find below the post. If you don't know what is going on don't write nonsense to anyone.

Instructions Steps: Unlock Bootloader and Root​Platform Tools:
For Windows:​
Download File: Download
For macOS​
Download File: Download
For Linux​
Download File: Download
At first, you need to connect your device to PC via USB cable.
Next, head over to the platform-tools folder, then you have to type in CMD in the address bar and click enter. Command Prompt window will popup.
Now type the below command to boot your device into fast boot mode:
adb reboot bootloader
Next, you will need to get your device-specific unlock token. For that, execute the below command:
fastboot oem get_unlock_data
You will now get an alphanumeric character, that you have to copy all of the codes without the bootloader prefix. To follow this step, you may copy all the commands, paste it in a Notepad, and then delete the bootloader prefix. Further, make sure that there isn’t any space between any line of codes.
Now go to Motorola Unlock page and sign-in with your account. After this, copy that code and paste that into provided space. Then tap on the “Can my device be unlocked button”
Then, you will receive a Unique Key on your email. In normal scenerio, the code usually takes a few minutes to reach your email. But if not wait for few more minutes and you will get the code.
Go back the command prompt window and execute the below command. In the following command replace the UNIQUE_KEY with the key that you have received from Motorola.
fastboot oem unlock UNIQUE_KEY
Your bootloader is unlocked, after the whole process is done which will take few minutes. Now if your device doesn’t reboot to the system then you can use the below command to do it manually.
fastboot reboot
CONGRATULATIONS! YOU HAVE UNLOCKED THE BOOTLOADER OF YOUR DEVICE. NOW LET’S PROCEED TO ROOT THE DEVICE
2. ROOT MOTOROLA EDGE 30, PLUS ecc......​Thera are two ways root motorola edge plus: one is flashing SuperSu Zip with TWRP Recover and another one patching the boot.img file. Currerntly, there is no TWRP Recovery for motorola edge plus, so we will be choosing the latter (patching) option.
Instructions Steps:​
First download the stock firmware and extract the firmware file. Now search the stock boot file which would be named as boot.img. Copy this file to your Motorola edge plus.
Install Magisk Manager which you have downloaded earlier.
After installation, open magisk manager and tap on Install > Install > Select and Patch file (Here you have to select the boot.img file)
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Magisk will start the patching process which will take just a few seconds.
After the patching process is done, you should see the magisk_patched.img in your internal storage’s Downloads folder.
Now you have to transfer magisk_patched.img to your platform-tools folder. Open CMD in this folder by searching “CMD” in the address bar and hit Enter.
Connect Motorola edge plus with PC via USB Cable and type the following command:
adb reboot bootloader
Now you have to flash magisk_patched.img and for that type the following command:
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img
The process will take only a few seconds. Once its complete, you may reboot your device via the following command:
fastboot reboot
Now you can open magisk manger and very the root as well.
CONGRATULATIONS! YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY ROOTED YOUR MOTOROLA EDGE PLUS.

There is another solution for making Root on Telegram groups. Unlock the bootloader and install TWRP then Magisk.

I did this as described, it works fine. I tried a couple of days with root and stock ROM but revert back to the original because of google wallet that didn't work suddenly.

hans3103 said:
I did this as described, it works fine. I tried a couple of days with root and stock ROM but revert back to the original because of google wallet that didn't work suddenly.
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