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How To Guide Root Oneplus 10 Pro (Color OS - Oxygen OS)
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Oh, my mistake. The NE2215 is the one I was thinking of, confusing 2213 with it.
I think I'm happy with keeping my phone stock for now, considering the reboot annoyances the 2213 conversion involves (VoLTE gets disabled again every reboot) and that we don't have viable MSM tools yet. There is a thread with fastboot backups, but I didn't see any for the NE2217.
EtherealRemnant
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Official rollback package from OnePlus.
Guys, need help with my China version 10plus pro. I am stuck at the Installing ROM following this source - https://www.droidwin.com/how-to-ins...2189eef3f7e1321fb13f9a7ccf9ef169#comment-6550
STEP 8: Install Indian ROM on Chinese OnePlus 10 Pro
1. To begin with, launch the Fastboot Enhance Tool via its EXE file – DONE
2. Your device should be listed under the Fastboot Virtualization tab, select it – DONE
3. After that, click on the Reboot to FastbootD button. – DONE
4. Your device will boot to FastbootD Mode – DONE
5. Now go to the Payload Dumper tab and click on Browse. – DONE
6. Navigate to the payload.bin file, select it and click Open. – DONE
7. The file will now be loaded in the tool, displaying the resultant information – DONE
8. Now go to the Fastboot Virtualization tab and click on Flash payload.bin. If the flashing starts, well and good. – STUCK
*** The moment I click on Flash payload.bin, pop up window of selecting payload appears. I cant re-select the same payload.bin file.
Help is much appreciated!
STEP 8: Install Indian ROM on Chinese OnePlus 10 Pro
1. To begin with, launch the Fastboot Enhance Tool via its EXE file – DONE
2. Your device should be listed under the Fastboot Virtualization tab, select it – DONE
3. After that, click on the Reboot to FastbootD button. – DONE
4. Your device will boot to FastbootD Mode – DONE
5. Now go to the Payload Dumper tab and click on Browse. – DONE
6. Navigate to the payload.bin file, select it and click Open. – DONE
7. The file will now be loaded in the tool, displaying the resultant information – DONE
8. Now go to the Fastboot Virtualization tab and click on Flash payload.bin. If the flashing starts, well and good. – STUCK
*** The moment I click on Flash payload.bin, pop up window of selecting payload appears. I cant re-select the same payload.bin file.
Help is much appreciated!
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Can someone please help i have oneplus 10 pro running Android 13. And I have unlocked bootloader and downloaded Magisk and stock boot img and patched boot img threw magisk and transferred it back to pc dropped it in my platform tools opened command box.
And reboot bootloader
adb devices
getvar current slot. It was b slot
Fastboot flash boot_b magisk_patched.img
Then I get error.
And reboot bootloader
adb devices
getvar current slot. It was b slot
Fastboot flash boot_b magisk_patched.img
Then I get error.
Do fastboot boot magisk_patched.img then do a direct install in Magisk.
Just recently rooted my OnePlus 10 pro 5g running Android 13 and noticed Netflix app nor OnePlus account app will update. Is this a known bug or something special on my end
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Why even use the OP account app at all?
As for Netflix, try downloading it from APKmirror. Or uninstall it completely and reinstall from the Play Store.
As for Netflix, try downloading it from APKmirror. Or uninstall it completely and reinstall from the Play Store.
Didn't say i used it just that i noticed it failed to install the update along side netflix.
Oh, my bad, I made an incorrect assumption. Did my suggestion for Netflix work, though?
Check your drivers, if you've installed them already. If you see "Bootloader device," or some such, in your Device Manager, listed with a yellow warning sign (with an ! symbol), it means you'll need to "update" it and more than likely manually choose one from a list provided by Windows. If you haven't installed any drivers at all, do that first. To test, type "adb devices" or "fastboot devices," and if you see that "no devices" error, try the above bit with the Device Manager.
Thanks!! yes it was the drivers afterall.....although it showed that it was the latest and could be detected on my device manager, i could not get the fastboot unlock working. Worked after several tries. Now on to rooting....seems not as straightforward as having TWRP.
Hello!
I find this guide very vage. like in order to follow your guide people have to google how to unlock bootloader, what is color OS what is Oxygen OS, What is fastboot? how to fast boot?how to find fastboot boot? sorry to say but in order to follow your guide people have to spend hours of gaining prelearned knowledge
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9Hello everyone.
Instructions for root Oneplus 10 Pro Color OS - Oxygen OS.
1. Open Settings on your OnePlus 10 Pro and go to the ‘About Phone’ option.
Look for the Build Number and tap 7-8 times on it. It will display ‘You are now a developer.’
Go back to the main Settings then go to System > Developer Options.
2. In Developer Options, you need to enable OEM Unlocking & USB Debugging
3. Connect phone to PC and choice transfer file.
4. Start adb and write adb reboot bootloader
5. Unlock bootloader (fastboot flashing unlock)
6. Need patched boot color os or Oxygen OS
7. Then fastboot boot boot (magisk).img
8. Start system
9. Install latest magisk canary and tap to install automatically.
10. Excellent
Download: Repo AFH (Color - Oxygen OTA-Kernel) Mega Repo (Color - Oxygen Kernel)
Ps. Of course, you must have the correct drivers installed adb (Google to the rescue)
UPD: Install drivers
- Open Settings > Windows Update > Advanced options > Optional updates > see drivers when device connected
7Here I am posting magisk patch boot.img EU version (NE2213_11_A.10)! I have succefully flashed it via fastboot.4
1. Boot - to boot up / start the system /. Start with one thing / choose something to start with / to boot.
2. Bootloader - the bootloader is the place you need to be and to have in order to boot anything, also the pre operating system where you can alter options before the OS.
3. Flash - to flash eg: an image, differently to booting, to flash is to change a partition permanently until flashed again, booting is singular, it will not survive a reboot, flashing will survive, if the image is correct then it'll work, if anything goes wrong then it'll fail and unlike booting it'll remain failed.
4. ROM - read only memory, or in our case the ROM is the image that you use in order to replace an operating system, it houses all the content and images in an encrypted format or firmware that we require in order to flash a phone/tablet/computer, all architectures require an OS.
5. Fastboot - similar to the bootloader, fastboot is a protocol used in order to affect the already established operating system via a pre operating system environment, it's from here you would use the vast majority of commands used in today's rooting and unlocking procedures.
6. ROM isn't specific it's a piece of code in a structure you cannot change against how it was intended, hence read ONLY memory.
7. ADB - android debug bridge (you didn't ask for this but it's a huge part of Android) adb can be used to install apps, remove apps, delete files, add files, it's here you learn the OS and it's file structure, you'd never know program files lived in the C drive is you didn't look, adb let's you push and pull, install, uninstall from this time structure from your computer, I can't emphasize enough how important this is, it ties into everything.
Most of this can be found on Google mate, I would have thought.
I answered all this from the top of my head, maybe some of this may have altered, but it's pretty accurate id say.
