How to root Dell Streak 7 using SuperOneClick

jeremy215

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How to root the Dell Streak 7 using SuperOneClick:
Credits go to CLShortfuse for the application.

Note: I never installed the drivers for the Dell Streak 7 prior to doing this. I haven't been able to find them. Windows seemed to find the right ones for my Dell which is rare.

Also if you don't have ADB drivers already then goto this link and follow the directions to install them.

http://myhtcdesire.com/tutorials/how-to-install-the-adb-driver-on-windows

The OS used was Windows 7 x64.

Here is an easy ADB Tutorial if needed.

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/adb-easy-tutorial/

I typed adb devices

and the Dell Streak 7 was listed.
1. Plug up your Dell Streak 7 to the computer.

2. Make sure the Streak is in debugging mode. Go under Settings/Development/USB Debugging.

3. Head over to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682 and download the SuperOneClick 1.6.3.

optional: Open a command prompt to ensure adb sees your device. Type "adb devices" and check if a device is listed.

4. Open SuperOneClick application in the folder and click the Root button. SuperOneClick installs Superuser and busybox without any problems.

Again Credits go to CLShortfuse for SuperOneClick.
 
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jeremy215

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flipher

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still cant get it to work. try all the steps here and even found a driver folder on the dell streak when i turned on the mass storage. cant get it to work so i can root any ideas :(
 

kable

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Didnt work for me either win7 64bit using drivers from streak7 sdcard. Adb see's streak but the root fails to install. Ive rooted lots of devices and this is the first to give me trouble.

Sent from my Dell Streak 7 using Tapatalk
 

Sergnes

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Count me in as not able to root also...I have rooted every android phone I've had and never had any problems until this one....At the same time, I always used to do it on windows xp. Maybe ill just go back to my old xp comp to do this
 
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tisoy915

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I didn't have any trouble at all. The procedure is pretty clear. It worked off the first shot. Now I've been trying various rooted Apps to see what's best for the tablet.

Sent from my Dell Streak 7 using XDA App
 

flipher

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my computer still wont find drivers. i was thinking maybe cuz my computer is not a del.l i have do all the steps listed here and still no luck is there any other way?
 

flipher

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ok sorry everyone but i still cant get it to work. got the drivers to install another computer and worked as far as the drivers not when i try to root i get this any help plaese :confused:



SuperOneClick v1.6.5.0
Killing ADB Server...

OK

Starting ADB Server...
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *

OK

Waiting for device...

OK

Pushing psneuter...
error: closed

FAILED
 

MrMediaGuy

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Did not work for me either at first -- ADB connected fine, but OneClick "FAILED" on pushing the exploit. Then I read the OneClick page more carefully and discovered the instruction "DO NOT mount your SD card." Since the Streak 7 has TWO SD cards, one non-removable (which automatically doesn't mount under USB Debugging), I thought maybe my second SD card was causing the problem. So I powered down, popped it out, restarted, and ran OneClick without the SD card in place -- voila, no problems!

So for those having problems, if you have an SD card installed, try removing it and see if it works then.