Intel Android Devices Root / Temp Recovery Session

[Messers]

Thanks a lot!!

Kurio Motion (c14100) using CWM and Trigger 4.
Worked like a charm

 

[acidmonkey]

Hello

I have Acer B1-750. And am trying to root this tablet. I have OS Windows 10 x64.

I cant change default ADB driver.
DEVICE STATUS: ADB-ONLINE
DEVICE INFORMATION: 44642664069 device


my hardware id USB\VID_0502&PID_367B&MI_01
i was try also to change in inf file but i cant install after i change it. So i was try to root with ADB driver that i have already installed but i getting that error on all T1.2.3.4 options. Error is "could not open /sys/devices/virtual/backlight"

anyone have some idea how can i change this ADB driver in windows 10. Think so that problem is in that driver? Or not?

 

[Droidriven]

Hello

I have Acer B1-750. And am trying to root this tablet. I have OS Windows 10 x64.

I cant change default ADB driver.
DEVICE STATUS: ADB-ONLINE
DEVICE INFORMATION: 44642664069 device


my hardware id USB\VID_0502&PID_367B&MI_01
i was try also to change in inf file but i cant install after i change it. So i was try to root with ADB driver that i have already installed but i getting that error on all T1.2.3.4 options. Error is "could not open /sys/devices/virtual/backlight"

anyone have some idea how can i change this ADB driver in windows 10. Think so that problem is in that driver? Or not?

Do you have the device booted into fastboot mode when you connect the device while the recovery tool is open on PC? If you read the first post of this thread carefully, you'll see where it is supposed to say Device Status: fastboot online.

You might have to manually configure the device drivers in device manager to select the "android bootloader interface" driver.

Go to device manager, select your android device on the list then right click, select update driver, select browse my computer for driver software, select let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer, select android bootloader interface. Then fastboot should connect correctly.

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[badbd09]

have anyone tried to install Magisk by using Tethered CWM?

 

[Bludwurst]

have anyone tried to install Magisk by using Tethered CWM?

You can't, to my knowledge, install Magisk in devices with locked bootloader (which is why you're using this tool, no?).

I tried and all I got was my tablet refusing to boot because something something modified software.
(Had to reflash the stock ROM).

Remember Magisk uses a modified boot.img

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[TBM 13]

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[badbd09]

It seems like my tablet hasn't locked bootloader (i rooted with Magisk without problems) but i have to use this tool because in fastboot (droidboot) i can't flash nothing (i use fastboot flash recovery) it just says error, and most of oem commands just doesn't exists.

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@social-design-concepts This is no longer updated?

How did you manage to do that?

 

[miloske83]

Hello friends i have tesla tablet l7 3g runing MM this metod gona work? Tnx

 

[Vortell]

Hello friends i have tesla tablet l7 3g runing MM this metod gona work? Tnx

Maybe double check the thread with a quick search or maybe read the first two posts...

 

[homopetteri]

Any possibility to have this script for linux?

 

[Joanse]

Can anyone help me please?

I was messing around with a z3735f intel tablet that had android 6, i used this method to root it and it went all okay....

but then my curiosity started craving me and i realized that if it had a bios setup i could install windows on it, so then i downloaded a version of windows and booted pressing f8 on the keyboard, when it loaded it said something like "flashing bootloader, we need to restart" and then the tablet never booted up again, when i plug it to my pc it never connects and doesnt even sounds when conected, the tablet is off completely and the only sign of "life" is that the processor chip heats up very much, nothing else...

I've read in some forums and youtube videos that it is possible to fix by re flashing the bios but i dont have the tools needed for it and also im not entirely sure if this is the fix for my problem.

can anyone guide me on how to fix my tablet please? thanks

 

[Droidriven]

Can anyone help me please?

I was messing around with a z3735f intel tablet that had android 6, i used this method to root it and it went all okay....

but then my curiosity started craving me and i realized that if it had a bios setup i could install windows on it, so then i downloaded a version of windows and booted pressing f8 on the keyboard, when it loaded it said something like "flashing bootloader, we need to restart" and then the tablet never booted up again, when i plug it to my pc it never connects and doesnt even sounds when conected, the tablet is off completely and the only sign of "life" is that the processor chip heats up very much, nothing else...

I've read in some forums and youtube videos that it is possible to fix by re flashing the bios but i dont have the tools needed for it and also im not entirely sure if this is the fix for my problem.

can anyone guide me on how to fix my tablet please? thanks

If you had read this thread carefully you would have understood that Windows can not be installed on your device.

Here is why....

This tool was created to be used to root Intel based devices that have a locked bootloader because custom recovery can not be flashed on devices that have locked bootloader. The only thing that can be flashed on devices that have a locked bootloader is the official stock firmware and official stock updates specifically made for the device in question.

You can't flash anything that is not stock when the device has a locked bootloader. That means you can't flash a custom recovery, can't flash any kind of custom ROMs and can't flash an alternative operating system such as Windows or Linux.

If these devices had bootloaders that are already unlocked, this tool would not be needed and would have never been created because if the bootloader were unlocked, a permanent TWRP could be flashed on these devices instead of having to use this tool to boot a temporary custom recovery session. This tool works on devices that have locked bootloader because booting a temporary recovery does not require actually flashing the recovery onto the device, instead, it merely boots a "live" session, similar to using a bootable USB drive on PC to boot a Linux live USB instead of installing linux on the PC.

Next time you want to modify a device, do more research, read more, look for what CAN and CANNOT be done on your specific device, don't just "assume" that you can flash whatever you want.

You might be able to flash the original stock firmware for the device to repair it, if you can find the correct firmware, but I'm willing to bet that it isn't available anywhere and never was or will be. These cheap tablets usually do not get any kind of support from the manufacturers.

If you had used the TWRP built into this tool to create a nandroid backup of your stock ROM before you attempted to install Windows, you might have been able to restore that backup to fix the device, but it's too late for that.

All of this is because you did not properly research information about your device or the process you attempted to use on the device. You did not verify whether you could actually do it before you tried it, you just assumed you could and now you are paying the price for your ignorance. Consider it a learning lesson.

ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS check bootloader status before attempting to flash anything that is not it's own stock software on any kind of android device(regardless of what model it is) to verify if the bootloader is locked or unlocked. If it is locked, you can't flash it with anything that is not it's own stock software, attempting to do so always results in a bricked device. If it is unlocked, you can flash it without the bootloader causing a problem, but that does not guarantee that what you flash will work, it just guarantees that you won't brick the device due to a locked bootloader.

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[Wandeta]

How can I root Reeder A8 i Quad 2 GB ?

Android version : 5.1.1---İntel

I tried the things you said in the discussion but it didn't work

 

[sharky1984]

Hello
I have a Toshiba Tablet AT7-C8

Follow the instructions, issuing the command T3 tablet restarts, while the computer displays "waiting for device", my question as mode manually fastbot on Toshiba AT7-C8 - because I think this is the problem?

Thank you for your help and sorry for English

i have the same issues like this guy. It seems like the fastboot mode is disabled, the script just reboots the tablet, and when i try the VolUp+Power it gets me to stock recovery. Anybody knows how to get into the fastboot on that tablet?

 

[Droidriven]

i have the same issues like this guy. It seems like the fastboot mode is disabled, the script just reboots the tablet, and when i try the VolUp+Power it gets me to stock recovery. Anybody knows how to get into the fastboot on that tablet?

Volume down+power or both volume up&volume down+power.

Or, use adb command

adb reboot bootloader

If you get a menu with fastboot as one of the options, select fastboot.

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[sharky1984]

Volume down+power or both volume up&volume down+power.

Or, use adb command

adb reboot bootloader

If you get a menu with fastboot as one of the options, select fastboot.

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thank you for your fast reply ) that i even didn't hope )
So:
VolDown+ power - just powers on the tablet
VolUp+VolDown+power - enters the stock recovery
adb reboot bootloader - tried before, so as the script is also working with that command - just reboots the system
I get no menu with the options as you said, and as i also saw on other tablets
So i kinda lost my hope
I readed about some Thrive Toshiba tablets that they disabled the fastboot in the last updates. But they do have a application that after you install you can rollback the firmware to that version where the fastboot was working. But, that app is not doing any progress on my tablet. And then i've searched for any firmware donwgrades for my tablet - nothing there too. This tablet has just one option - upgrade the firmware through the service update application until the last one, and you don't have any way back after, which is pretty ****ty, cause without root it's just a piece of garbage with 4 GB of storage

 

[Droidriven]

thank you for your fast reply ) that i even didn't hope )

So:

VolDown+ power - just powers on the tablet

VolUp+VolDown+power - enters the stock recovery

adb reboot bootloader - tried before, so as the script is also working with that command - just reboots the system

I get no menu with the options as you said, and as i also saw on other tablets

So i kinda lost my hope

I readed about some Thrive Toshiba tablets that they disabled the fastboot in the last updates. But they do have a application that after you install you can rollback the firmware to that version where the fastboot was working. But, that app is not doing any progress on my tablet. And then i've searched for any firmware donwgrades for my tablet - nothing there too. This tablet has just one option - upgrade the firmware through the service update application until the last one, and you don't have any way back after, which is pretty ****ty, cause without root it's just a piece of garbage with 4 GB of storage

Your device might not even have fastboot mode.

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[sharky1984]

Your device might not even have fastboot mode.

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unfortunatelly. I thing he had , though, because there is a post on this forum (the older topic) from @vampirefo that applied successful the script for root
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57184117&postcount=2295
but i guess not any more
Thanks for help

 

[Pran98]

Fastboot Tethered recovery

Device status: UNAUTHORIZED
My tablet isn't showing any prompt to allow the computer so how shd I get past this?

 

[pcwizzy37]

Device status: UNAUTHORIZED
My tablet isn't showing any prompt to allow the computer so how shd I get past this?

You have to click OK on the authorization dialog on the device that you're ADBing into.