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Hi all,
wrote a small Windows command script to install APKs - provided with this tool - per user on a multiple-user Android system.
Requirement:
Android device with
1. Android 9 and higher
2. ADB enabled
Usage:
Download the .ZIP-file from link given below, extract the archive to any location of your Windows computer, feed the subfolder
named APK-repository with APKs of your choice, establish an ADB-connection with your Android device, run Windows command
script what is named APK-Installer-For-Multiple-User-Systems.bat.
DL:
APK-Installer-For-Multiuser-ROMs
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
Important:
This script is "AS IS". If bugs found, let it me know here.
Related
Hello all. I have been working on a project that is a portable, easy to use flashing tool for android. I know a lot of tools already exist like this, but im making mine portable which means no adb/fastboot is required to be installed on the machine to use. They are already embedded in the program. I am currently working on adding more features like a custom ZIP maker, adb push/pull files, etc... Its supposed to be an all in one utility.
--Supported features on version 1.1--
Start/Stop ADB
Flash system, kernel, recovery
Start interactive shell
adb reboot commands, push/pull files.
Install APKs
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Download NEW version 1.1 - here
If you would like to view/edit source code for this contact me PM. I will gladly send it to you. I could definitely use a little help with it.
Actually, this was going to be part of the upcoming Raccoon v4.0 release, but since I am hopelessly behind schedule on that project, I decided to make it available as standalone application:
FileCast a zero config, on-the-fly personal webserver for transferring files to your mobile without the need of any client side app or pushing your data through semi trustworthy cloud services.
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DOWNLOAD LINKe
Using FileCast is as easy as it gets:
Start the Application with the file/directory you want to transfer
Scan the QR code on your mobile device and download through your webbrowser
There is no step 3
How to open the link in phone?
I tried the app and when I open the link in Firefox for Android (or the AOSP browser) it says that connection timed out. How to open the links in the phone?
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CM 12.1
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Bluestacks with root + SuperSU allow you to grant root access to the whole operating system that you normally can't. You can customize, access system partition, backup appdata, hacking games and more.
Features:
- Fully working SuperSU
- Removed useless system apps.
Note: You'll need to remove other bloatwares located in /data/download
Download:
Download links #1
Download links #2
Step by step
1. Close all Bluestacks processes from Task Manager and make sure there are no Bluestacks processes left
2. Make a backup of original root.vdi. It is usually located in C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks\Android\
3. Download modded root.vdi
4. Replace root.vdi inside C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks\Android\ or other location that you had changed during installation
5. Launch Bluestacks and enjoy!
Screenshots:
Hello XDAers,
We all know that extracting images from Android OTA packages is extremely useful for various purposes. For example, patching the boot image to install Magisk without TWRP. The most common tool for this, however, is a Python script not easy to use for inexperienced Windows users because of Python and its dependencies.
This project aims to provide everyone a faster (by multi-threading) & cross-platform Android OTA payload extractor that's a lot easier to use - just drag and drop the ROM file onto the program.
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(Can't post outside links because of 10 posts limitation You guys have to manually copy the link below)
mod edit - link added
https://github.com/tobyxdd/android-ota-payload-extractor/releases
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ADB Explorer​
So basically this is ADB wrapped in a fluent UI, written in C# on WPF. So Windows only.
Latest version: v0.7.4 (beta)
Connect Android devices over USB / WiFi (manual & mDNS)
Browse and manage the file system, including push, pull, delete, rename, move, and copy
Install / Uninstall APKs from the device / PC, browse installed apps
Optional recycle bin to store deleted files on the device until you're sure about permanent delete
Drive view - acts like 'This PC' on Windows and displays usage and capacity of important locations
Enable root if your device supports that to enable some root features
All file operations are organized in a queue with progress usually available for push and pull
And more!
Check it out on GitHub (link to Microsoft Store inside): https://github.com/Alex4SSB/ADB-Explorer