help...cant run adb shell on cmd..got android sdk and running cmd as admin and using win 7

Originally Posted by devion14

help...cant run adb shell on cmd..got android sdk and running cmd as admin and using win 7

goto folder where android-sdk installed.
goto platform-tools in that folder.
right click on anywhere at folder while pressing shift key.
select open command window here.
then enter commands.


Don't forget to press thanks

Hey guys! I know about deodexing (no doubt, Aurora is also deodexed). But what I want to share is that there is a problem with Deodexing, that you will no longer be able to update your apps (Like gmail, maps, etc.). Whenever you try, you will see that it will show - "The package is not correctly signed". It is because the mail Authorization file is the .odex file. Which disappears and joins with the .apk file at the name of "Classes.dex".

Originally Posted by Androhacker

Hey guys! I know about deodexing (no doubt, Aurora is also deodexed). But what I want to share is that there is a problem with Deodexing, that you will no longer be able to update your apps (Like gmail, maps, etc.). Whenever you try, you will see that it will show - "The package is not correctly signed". It is because the mail Authorization file is the .odex file. Which disappears and joins with the .apk file at the name of "Classes.dex".

Simply you can remove that app from /system/app and can download from google play.

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ive downloaded sdk but command prompt says adb shell out of date or something like that..

Originally Posted by heirfister

ive downloaded sdk but command prompt says adb shell out of date or something like that..

Pls upload screenshot in here.

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Aa

Originally Posted by chamatht

Pls upload screenshot in here.

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problem solved,reinstalled sdk and now ive got deodexed stock rom..thanks!

Thanks it worked beautifully ,although not without bumps ,for instance you should elaborate more on how to get ADB working in the first place ,since the latest Android SDK don't include adb by default ,you have to manually install it from the SDK manager
here are the steps:

1. download the Android sdk from this link http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

2.after installation you should go to C:\Program Files (x86) , find a folder called android ,and open it's properties then-----> uncheck read only parameter.

3. open SDK manager and install "Android SDK Platform-tools" package.

4.now open command prompt and type:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools

then type the script provided by the OP (after you connect the device and make sure USB debugging is checked in development settings.


thanks a lot for this method +3 for you (I lost count lol)

Originally Posted by MR.change

Thanks it worked beautifully ,although not without bumps ,for instance you should elaborate more on how to get ADB working in the first place ,since the latest Android SDK don't include adb by default ,you have to manually install it from the SDK manager
here are the steps:

1. download the Android sdk from this link http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

2.after installation you should go to C:\Program Files (x86) , find a folder called android ,and open it's properties then-----> uncheck read only parameter.

3. open SDK manager and install "Android SDK Platform-tools" package.

4.now open command prompt and type:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools

then type the script provided by the OP (after you connect the device and make sure USB debugging is checked in development settings.


thanks a lot for this method +3 for you (I lost count lol)

Yep buddy.
Adb is in platform-tools in new version of sdk.

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