Introduction/Credit
This hack is due full credit to GitNick on irc.freenode.net #galaxy-note-2.. I packaged it into CASUAL format because I found it useful and needed it repeatedly. I've had it sitting on my desktop and rather than simply clean up and delete it, i figured I'd post it.
Prerequisites
1. A windows, Linux, or Mac computer.
2. Ensure your Java is up-to-date
3. Your device must be rooted.
Instructions
Click Settings>Developer Options>Usb Debugging
Plug your device into the computer
click the Do It! button in CASUAL
On your device, enable the Hidden Menus from the screen that pops up
Click the Do It! button again
Enjoy the hidden menus features
Download CASUAL GNote2 Hidden Menus
Thanks to AndrewZorn for this image:
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For a full restore on Galaxy devices... say you wiped it somehow, which is totally possible with an unlocked IROM and I've done it. you need the EFS, mk9efs1, mk9efs2, and mk9efs3 partitions. The mk9efs partitions are used by the modem in order to authenticate it for the device. These partitions are required to prevent boot-looping after you enter Android. If someone decides to ditch their device, please post these files to help out others. I'm not enitrely sure if the mk9 files contain device specific information.
You will need to get a "stock" version of these files on a rooted device, "dd'd" over and then perform the IMEI change procedure below to have a fully operational device.
To restore your IMEI, follow the directions from <:GeeK:> adapted to work on this device.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Download NV reader/writer HERE and install THESE drivers.
2) Dial *#7284# Run the CASUAL above and select "Qualcomm USB Settings" then check "RMNET + DM + MODEM".
*If you are running a aosp rom (cm9,cm10,aokp etc) you can use the diag method described HERE
3) Create backup.
a) Click "port" in the top left and select your samsung serial port.
b) Make sure BOTH boxes in the top bar are checked.
c) Click "Connect" in the top bar.
d) Click "Read" in the top bar.
e) Click "Read" in the lower 'NV-items' section.
f) Save the .txt file, this is your backup
*The process will take 5-10min. The file size will be roughly 3mb and "inactive item" and "bad parameter" sections are normal.
*To restore click "Write" in the lower 'NV-items' section and navigate to your backup file.
4) Dial *#7284# Run the CASUAL above and select "Qualcomm USB Settings" then check "MTP + ADB".
Demonstration video HERE << Thanks to moonfire for the video.
IMEI ALREADY CORRUPT?
Use THIS custom built tool to easily generate a backup file with your properly formatted IMEI to restore your phone!
1) Enter your IMEI (find it behind your battery) in the text box up top, hit generate then hit save.
2) Use "NV-Item reader writer" to write the saved text file back to your phone and then reboot.
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About
This is a really simple CASUAL script:
Code:
shell "su -c am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://HIDDENMENUENABLE"
shell "su -c am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://IOTHIDDENMENU"
I hope someone finds it useful.
Thank you. What are the menu options?
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and do u have to be on stock to get this or will any rom do
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coreydkoster said:
Thank you. What are the menu options?
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There's several. Try it and post a picture. I'll include it in the first post..
spikebball96 said:
and do u have to be on stock to get this or will any rom do
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You must be on a Touchwiz based ROM. Beans should work.
It worked (I'm on Jelly 'Beans' Build 4), just don't really know if I need to change anything. Here's a screenshot.
If anyone wants it, here is an android version I whipped up that will also access the hidden menu. Just sideload, root access is not required. It should work on a factory stock device as well as rooted devices.
adrynalyne said:
If anyone wants it, here is an android version that will also access the hidden menu. Just sideload--requires root.
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wow. that was a lot easier than I thought. I hate casual. it takes forever to open and it doesn't close. I have to close it with task manager and for some reason it took away the X on my task manager and I can't get it back so whenever I use casual I have to restart my computer
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spikebball96 said:
I hate casual. it takes forever to open and it doesn't close. I have to close it with task manager
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I thought I was the only one.
adrynalyne said:
If anyone wants it, here is an android version I whipped up that will also access the hidden menu. Just sideload--requires root.
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I tried it I enabled codes click on launch its not doing anything
Sent from my SCH-I605 rooted unlocked running clean rom 3.5 red theme using xda premium
Zacedward said:
I tried it I enabled codes click on launch its not doing anything
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Casual won't work either then. CleanRom has broken the ability to enable the dialer codes and hidden menu. I saw the same issue on IRC last night with someone else that is on CleanRom. If you are on a proper Verizon TW rom, this apk works.
Talk the CleanRom dev to fix it. In my experience, its a mismatch of apks from different versions and phones that has that effect.
If you want, try it via adb:
Code:
adb shell
su
am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://HIDDENMENUENABLE
It probably won't work for you on CleanRom though and that is the same method the apk is using.
OK thank you much appreciated
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adrynalyne said:
Casual won't work either then. CleanRom has broken the ability to enable the dialer codes and hidden menu. I saw the same issue on IRC last night with someone else that is on CleanRom. If you are on a proper Verizon TW rom, this apk works.
Talk the CleanRom dev to fix it. In my experience, its a mismatch of apks from different versions and phones that has that effect.
If you want, try it via adb:
Code:
adb shell
su
am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://HIDDENMENUENABLE
It probably won't work for you on CleanRom though and that is the same method the apk is using.
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yea CR 3.5 isnt a verizon rom, its the international version that has all the minimal requirements for it to properly run on VZW. he does have a VZW version its at 1.0 i would assume if you ran that this would work fine.
spikebball96 said:
wow. that was a lot easier than I thought. I hate casual. it takes forever to open and it doesn't close. I have to close it with task manager and for some reason it took away the X on my task manager and I can't get it back so whenever I use casual I have to restart my computer
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on my desktop 90% of the time spent loading CASUAL is waiting for ADB to start its server.
What is the purpose of this? With that being said I did download the apk and check it out and was wondering in the phone util option it says cdma modem does that mean that it will make my phone a modem snd pull faster tethering speed or just that it will block calls and anything else that would cuz data to drop
Scott just made a patch for his Intl based roms so this would work on them.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36238428&postcount=1251 here is the patch for clean rom 3.5
ProfEngr said:
Scott just made a patch for his Intl based roms so this would work on them.
Sent from my Thunderbolt using one opposable thumb.
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Updated OP with IMEI restoration instructions.
Zacedward said:
I tried it I enabled codes click on launch its not doing anything
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Likewise, and my version is
Can anyone help?
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SilentO said:
Likewise, and my version is
Can anyone help?
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Are you stock?
Have you frozen anything?
When you enable dialer codes, can you type in the dialer *#06# and get a response?
AdamOutler said:
Updated OP with IMEI restoration instructions.
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Adam this is awesome My nexus s got a corrupted IMEI and if it can be restored with this tools would be great can it somehow be used on nexus s?
If you want i can be your trial subject
Regards
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I had a user in the HTC Incredible forums ask for this mod for the over here, so here it is.. HTC sense settings icons for your Nook Color running CM7. If it stops working (due to changes in the ROMs settings app, etc), don't be shy... Say something.
Please note: I do not have a Nook Color, so feedback is imperative for me to keep this running properly as I am unable to test it myself-the only reason it is here is because of user request.
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Now available for the T-mobile theme chooser: This also themes all of the notification power widgets and a few of the statusbar images like email, gmail, mms, etc.
Instructions:
Install using android package manager
Open theme chooser
Select BeautifulIcons
Reboot!!
DOWNLOAD
CM7.0.0 Stable: DOWNLOAD
Screenshots are in post #2.
Instructions:
If CM7 is installed on EMMC: Flash via recovery
If CM7 is installed to SD: Unzip theme package and copy Settings.apk to the system/app directory on your device using ADB or any file manager with root permissions.
These also look great...the icons seem a bit large...or maybe just strange since its been so long ago that I used a sense rom..here's a few terrible pictures I took w my phone..not as good as a screenshot but should give y'all the idea...Btw...jußt flashed over CM7 final, no problem whatsoever.....
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Worked fine for me, thanks!
Those look like they should to me. The sense icons are larger than the AOSP icons anyway.
Glad you guys like it.
And thank you for the screenies.
Just downloaded, soon as i can figure out how to install it to CM7 since i installed to an SD card not emmc, I'll test it lol.. (I'm so used to CWM for the Inc)
Thanks so much for doing this!
Skater4599 said:
Just downloaded, soon as i can figure out how to install it to CM7 since i installed to an SD card not emmc, I'll test it lol.. (I'm so used to CWM for the Inc)
Thanks so much for doing this!
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Anyone else care to help him out?
I have no idea...... lol sorry.
Edit: Please post the instructions (be sure to include any form of NAND backup that one would perform prior to flashing a new mod) so that I can add them to the OP.
Thanks in advance.
AdhvanIt said:
I had a user in the HTC Incredible forums ask for this mod for the over here, so here it is.. HTC sense settings icons for your Nook Color running CM7.
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Will definitely try this out, but right now I am testing kernels and video on stock CM7 stable and when I get that all figured out, then I will begin layering themes, etc on top. Yours is cocked and in the chamber and will report back my findings soon. Thanks for giving us some more eye candy for CM7.
360Razir said:
Will definitely try this out, but right now I am testing kernels and video on stock CM7 stable and when I get that all figured out, then I will begin layering themes, etc on top. Yours is cocked and in the chamber and will report back my findings soon. Thanks for giving us some more eye candy for CM7.
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Keep in mind, this is just the settings app that is themed.
If you guys want my full theme ported, let me know. you can see screenshots for the Incredible at the link in my sig.
AdhvanIt said:
Keep in mind, this is just the settings app that is themed.
If you guys want my full theme ported, let me know. you can see screenshots for the Incredible at the link in my sig.
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Man, if you ported the whole theme, I'd be most appreciative. I love what all the developers do, but aesthetically, the lack of color in the menu and notification always seemed lacking. This theme really smacks of 'what could be'
Cheese Masterj said:
Man, if you ported the whole theme, I'd be most appreciative. I love what all the developers do, but aesthetically, the lack of color in the menu and notification always seemed lacking. This theme really smacks of 'what could be'
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I sure can... ill need people to test privately before I can release the entire theme since I don't have a Nook. If you're willing to help test, send me a PM. Ill get back to you as soon as I get the first test together.
via CM7 Inc
AdhvanIt said:
I sure can... ill need people to test privately before I can release the entire theme since I don't have a Nook. If you're willing to help test, send me a PM. Ill get back to you as soon as I get the first test together.
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Dig the settings theme...very nicely done, esp without your own device. One observation....the "Storage" icon looks like a speaker to me. I think it is meant to be a hard drive, but that only comes from really staring at it. Could be just me, though. Again, great work and I sent you a PM already.
Skater4599 said:
Just downloaded, soon as i can figure out how to install it to CM7 since i installed to an SD card not emmc, I'll test it lol.. (I'm so used to CWM for the Inc)
Thanks so much for doing this!
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Use ABD to push the apk to the /system/app directory.
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wretchedlocket said:
Use ABD to push the apk to the /system/app directory.
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Could you explain this a bit more on exactly how to do this? or to a guide that details how? Sorry I'm sure this is a noob question...
Skater4599 said:
Could you explain this a bit more on exactly how to do this? or to a guide that details how? Sorry I'm sure this is a noob question...
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1. You can google: ADB installation for (insert whatever OS you use here. i.e. adb installation for ubuntu)
2. once you get it all setup, you will extract my .zip file to your /tools directory
3. connect device to PC with USB degugging enabled
4. open a terminal or cmd prompt on your PC, cd into your /tools directory and type the following
Code:
adb push settings.apk /system/app
Hope that helps.
Beyond that, how do you install CM7? This should install the same way, as I pulled the mount scripts from the CM7.0.0 stable update-script.
360Razir said:
Dig the settings theme...very nicely done, esp without your own device. One observation....the "Storage" icon looks like a speaker to me. I think it is meant to be a hard drive, but that only comes from really staring at it. Could be just me, though. Again, great work and I sent you a PM already.
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Yeah, it's meant to look like a hard disk.. I could change it, but it wouldn't be the HTC settings anymore. =)
AdhvanIt said:
1. You can google: ADB installation for (insert whatever OS you use here. i.e. adb installation for ubuntu)
2. once you get it all setup, you will extract my .zip file to your /tools directory
3. connect device to PC with USB degugging enabled
4. open a terminal or cmd prompt on your PC, cd into your /tools directory and type the following
Code:
adb push settings.apk /system/app
Hope that helps.
Beyond that, how do you install CM7? This should install the same way, as I pulled the mount scripts from the CM7.0.0 stable update-script.
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Thank you, I will try this later when I get home. Its been a while since I used this.
Installing CM7 in the nook is much different than the INC. With the nook you have the option to boot off SD card or internal emmc, so installing them to internal i would be able to use CWM and flash it same as inc, but since i've isntalled it to an SD card, I was not sure how to get it installed after the fact since there is no CWM with this option.
Skater4599 said:
Thank you, I will try this later when I get home. Its been a while since I used this.
Installing CM7 in the nook is much different than the INC. With the nook you have the option to boot off SD card or internal emmc, so installing them to internal i would be able to use CWM and flash it same as inc, but since i've isntalled it to an SD card, I was not sure how to get it installed after the fact since there is no CWM with this option.
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Ooh.. Makes sense. Sounds like the easiest way might be installation on EMMC. Either way. =)
Let me know if you need any more help.
Thank you very much for this! On all my Android devices with these fantastic technically awesome builds, which are every more and more amazing each month, also seem to get more and more bland and devoid of color. This mod is nice.
Also, the speaker looks like a hard drive to me.
Thanks again!
Testing now and for anything you need in the future. Sign me up.
wretchedlocket said:
Use ABD to push the apk to the /system/app directory.
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You can move the settings.apk with a file manager. Rename the original in case you need it and set the permissions accordingly, reboot and good to go.
AdhvanIt said:
Yeah, it's meant to look like a hard disk.. I could change it, but it wouldn't be the HTC settings anymore. =)
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OK, so that is not your icon...got it. I have never had phones with Sense, so no problem. Again, very happy to have some more color with CM7....nicely done!
I really appreciate the responses. I agree that AOSP lacks some much needed color and snap-especially gingerbread. As amazing as the OS is, Google could really use some better graphic designers IMO.
Edit: has anyone successfully flashed this via recovery? The mounts should work properly if you have CM7 installed on EMMC. Just curious for future reference.
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Well, I'm not much of a guide person, but there's a great tool that's been out for a long time that has proven to be quite useful to me. THIS IS NOT A REPLACEMENT FOR FREEZA'S GUIDE. That's an excellent guide, and he deserves full credit for it. This guide is for those of you who want to trim/debloat after you flash. It also serves many other handy uses, which I shall explain in a few.
Also keep in mind, this will work on damn near ANY rooted Android phone. In fact, I used to use it QUITE a lot on my old Sprint Hero. This is essentially ADB without the need to know how to use the command line.
~~ This guide is a constant WIP ~~
What is Android Commander?
It's an all-in-one tool that was designed using adb. It provides the following:
[*]Complete root-based file manager
[*]Applications Manager
[*]Rebooting/Powerdown Abilities
[*]Storage Monitor
[*]All around awesome tool
It's completely free to use and is written by a talented XDA developer.
Requirements:
Windows XP or higher: As if I'm going to give you link to this
My little ADB Package: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/345001/Images/AC Guide/ADB.rar (For anyone wondering why I'm giving this seperate, it's to save you the trouble of having to download the entire android sdk and going through the convoluted method of using the SDK manager to grab adb)
Android Commander written by our very own XDA user PanPiotr: http://androidcommander.com/
1. Download my ADB package, and extract is somewhere. Inside is a folder called ADB, with two dlls and the adb executable. Remember where you put it.
2. Download and install Android Commander.
3. Right click and run Android Commander as administrator. It will ask you to set the ADB path near the bottom. Select the ADB folder that contains the 3 files above, which you downloaded already.
4. If it doesn't automatically start the app after selecting the folder, simply press exit, and run it again as administrator. This time, the app will start up
And this is what you see!
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Now for starters, you'll notice a plethora of information. Try not to get overwhelemd. Android Commander is a ridiculously comprehensive utility. And the best part is that it's based entirely on ADB. Now, by default, you'll see your Windows files on the left pane, and the Android files on the right.
Let's begin with the debloating. Start by finding the "System" folder first.
From here, head on over to the "app" folder.
So this should be pretty self explanatory. Start selecting checkboxes for apps and bloatware that you don't want/need. Then, just click the "delete" button. It will delete them all in one shot.
I know this seems a bit anticlimactic, but that's more or less it for the debloating guide, because that's only one of the many uses AC has. Read on to the next few posts for a few scenarios/possibilities that you may encounter while using custom ROMs.
Basic Scenarios/Uses
This post covers basic scenarios and uses for Android Commander.
[If you've been directly linked to this post, please see the post above for information on installing and getting Android Commander up and running]
Remember, AC can start functioning as quickly as just moments after you see the white HTC screen. It doesn't have to be fully on for you to use AC and all its features. Android Commander can also be used from recovery as well.
Help! I used SetCPU, checked "Set On Boot", overclocked too high, and now my device is in a boot loop
Not a problem! I've done this too many damn times to count. The solution comes down to two options; one, be super fast when booting up and try and clock down SetCPU when you get in (very frustrating), or use AC! Remember, Android Commander can be used either in recovery or even during boot! So what we're going to do is start it up, and uninstall SetCPU. Let's open up Android Commander, and select "Applications Manager". It will ask you if you would like to update the list of applications, click yes.
From this point on, you can now see all of your applications. Simply click on one of the applications, and either uninstall it using the buttons above, choosing to delete its data or not.
By the time your device finishes rebooting, or when you boot out of recovery, you'll find SetCPU gone and your device no longer locking up and bootlooping! Easy, huh?
Did you know you can reboot the device from Android Commander?
Yes, you can . Simply click on the "Phone" menu up top:
Pick what you want to boot in. Also, yes, you see "screenshot" in there, but it currently doesn't work for the EVO 3D. It should for older devices though.
Did you know you can flash a recovery image through AC?
Indeed, you can.
More to come!
Advanced Uses - For Devs/Themers
This section is intended for both budding and veteran ROM cooks, modders, and themers.
Did you know that you can set file permissions with Android Commander? You can do what root explorer does, just fine. If you choose to use the 7.9.9.9 beta and up, you can easily set file permissions of any file, as shown below
MORE TO COME
First part of the guide is up
Thanks for this, I look forwards to seeing what more comes to this guide. Well done man.
empiire said:
Thanks for this, I look forwards to seeing what more comes to this guide. Well done man.
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Glad you find it useful. It's got a ton of potential for devs such as yourself, I'd highly recommend you experiment with it, there's stuff I still don't even know about yet.
It even has it's own pre-"su"'d command line built into it.
Updated the "basic use" post to include more awesome little details
This is a nice tool! im definitively gonna be using this! thanks!!
steal25 said:
This is a nice tool! im definitively gonna be using this! thanks!!
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Let me know what other cool features you end up finding, I'm sure you'll run into plenty of stuff I haven't found yet.
This will be loaded before the sun sets. Thanks for sharing - great utility.
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Thats a pretty slick app.
I did everything stated in the first post, and for some reason it doesn't say I am rooted. so I don't have the application manager. to be clear I don't need the SDK installed, just your file? I extracted it into a new directory and then set that as the path when I started up AC, it starts up, finds my phone, can explore it, reboot it, but it still says I am not rooted in the lower left corner of AC. I am not a noob when it comes to doing stuff with android, but am noobish with adb, never used it before, so i thought this would be a great tool for me to learn...if I can get it to work.
jbermi said:
I did everything stated in the first post, and for some reason it doesn't say I am rooted. so I don't have the application manager. to be clear I don't need the SDK installed, just your file? I extracted it into a new directory and then set that as the path when I started up AC, it starts up, finds my phone, can explore it, reboot it, but it still says I am not rooted in the lower left corner of AC. I am not a noob when it comes to doing stuff with android, but am noobish with adb, never used it before, so i thought this would be a great tool for me to learn...if I can get it to work.
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Hmm. Did you run AC as admin?
LiquidSolstice said:
Hmm. Did you run AC as admin?
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yep, followed everything in the first post...and yes, the phone is rooted. LOL. I am going to uninstall AC and try again, and see if that works...
problem - phones rooted - viper rom 1.2.1 stock kernal - downloaded the two files you have, installed your AC, and unzipped the ADB - start up, point it to that folder, then it has the little window that says DEVICE: NOT FOUND. have debug on, charge, i am the admin on the pc.
-----sorry------ now it runs only after i posted.... sometimes thats all it takes - now to test it out, looks very useful, and easy.... thank you
Thanks, Liquid. Way faster then using Root Explorer or manual adb. Wish I'd known about this ages ago.
Very usefull...but We realy need a UI manager to change icons ect....
Thanks Liquid - I used your LiquidSense ROMs over on the Hero side, and now that I've got my E3D, it's great to see you devving over here. I used Android Commander a lot on the Hero, so good to see it will still work for the E3D! Thanks for the Guide!
-mb
when i use the sign .zip file tool, i put a file on my desktop, then run the tool and cannot figure out where is put the new signed file at? Any help?
i changed the output folder to desktop, and nothing, it doesn't sign the file and ouput it....hmm...
Great guide! I use Android Commander for just about everything. Nice point on using it to get out of a boot loop. I discovered that when I had my Hero, and it saved me many times.
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Hi guys
how can i get my files from my phone which is lock by maze lock? My phone has original rom.
Thank you.
terryly said:
Hi guys
how can i get my files from my phone which is lock by maze lock? My phone has original rom.
Thank you.
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You can pull out the SD-card and plaze it in your PC with adaper.
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terryly said:
Hi guys
how can i get my files from my phone which is lock by maze lock? My phone has original rom.
Thank you.
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Maybe take it back to the original owner who knows the unlock pattern
Thank you for your answers (smg67 very funny:laugh: my little daughter was playing with my phone and locked it),
i mean my contacts and photos from phone memory. I can't remember registration email, i've tried to call from other phone to change email and i've tried with all sony ericsson software all nothing. All i want is to save my contacts and photos from memory by, somehow, get access to phone memory, or bypass, delete mazelock from startup.
Thank you
terryly said:
Thank you for your answers (smg67 very funny:laugh: my little daughter was playing with my phone and locked it),
i mean my contacts and photos from phone memory. I can't remember registration email, i've tried to call from other phone to change email and i've tried with all sony ericsson software all nothing. All i want is to save my contacts and photos from memory by, somehow, get access to phone memory, or bypass, delete mazelock from startup.
Thank you
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Do you have xrecovery installed? If yes, I'll upload a flashable zip to fix your problem. If no... well, that's a bit tricky... you'll have to use adb and navigate to the data/system directory, where you have to delete all *.key files. If you want, I'll upload a complete tutorial.
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terryly said:
Thank you for your answers (smg67 very funny:laugh: my little daughter was playing with my phone and locked it),
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LOL... hope you manage to re-open it :cyclops:
I never fully understood my friends and family letting their children play with their phones. They then also think other peoples phones are toys, and I don't let any child play with my phone, and so the child start to cry when I take my phone from them, and the parrents look at me as I was an evil person.
Emperor.dk said:
LOL... hope you manage to re-open it :cyclops:
I never fully understood my friends and family letting their children play with their phones. They then also think other peoples phones are toys, and I don't let any child play with my phone, and so the child start to cry when I take my phone from them, and the parrents look at me as I was an evil person.
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Hahaha, you are evil... . Kudos to his little girl though, for finding the options to secure the phone, she'll go far
Kilroy. said:
Do you have xrecovery installed? If yes, I'll upload a flashable zip to fix your problem. If no... well, that's a bit tricky... you'll have to use adb and navigate to the data/system directory, where you have to delete all *.key files. If you want, I'll upload a complete tutorial.
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No i haven't installed xrecovery, if you can send me a complete tutorial how to delete those .key files i'll be very grateful.
Thank you.
terryly said:
No i haven't installed xrecovery, if you can send me a complete tutorial how to delete those .key files i'll be very grateful.
Thank you.
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Do you have adb installed? Are you using windows or linux?
On linux, it is really easy to install adb.
Open a terminal window and type
adb (Enter)
It will say that adb is not currently installed. Copy and paste the line starting with 'sudo' and press enter. It will prompt you to type in your password and then press enter. Once everything is installed, connect your turned on phone to the pc (you don't have to be logged into your phone). Then you'll have to type a couple of lines of code:
Code:
adb devices (Enter)
adb shell (Enter)
cd data/system (Enter)
rm *.key (Enter)
If everything works out, you'll only have to disconnect and reboot your phone. The maze lock will probably still show up, but you can draw whatever you want to log in.
As for windows, I'll make a tutorial tomorrow, as I'll have to do some research myself.
(General question to everyone: Adb debugging is not needed to do this, right? Because if it is, it'll have to be selected in settings-apps-development and I don't think you can do that without getting into your phone...)
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Kilroy. said:
Do you have adb installed? Are you using windows or linux?
On linux, it is really easy to install adb.
Open a terminal window and type
adb (Enter)
It will say that adb is not currently installed. Copy and paste the line starting with 'sudo' and press enter. It will prompt you to type in your password and then press enter. Once everything is installed, connect your turned on phone to the pc (you don't have to be logged into your phone). Then you'll have to type a couple of lines of code:
Code:
adb devices (Enter)
adb shell (Enter)
cd data/system (Enter)
rm *.key (Enter)
If everything works out, you'll only have to disconnect and reboot your phone. The maze lock will probably still show up, but you can draw whatever you want to log in.
As for windows, I'll make a tutorial tomorrow, as I'll have to do some research myself.
(General question to everyone: Adb debugging is not needed to do this, right? Because if it is, it'll have to be selected in settings-apps-development and I don't think you can do that without getting into your phone...)
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I will try today with linux and the command you gave me. (i also have android 4.2 installed on a netbook if it easier with android)
EDIT: No luck, adb can't recognize phone connected with usb as a device, probably phone usb state must to be change to something. Now when i connect the phone it appears on my computer those two devices "SEMC Mass Storage" and "SEMC CD-ROM" which i don't have access.
terryly said:
I will try today with linux and the command you gave me. (i also have android 4.2 installed on a netbook if it easier with android)
EDIT: No luck, adb can't recognize phone connected with usb as a device, probably phone usb state must to be change to something. Now when i connect the phone it appears on my computer those two devices "SEMC Mass Storage" and "SEMC CD-ROM" which i don't have access.
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Please Post a complete error Report...
in fact, to unlock your locked phone, you need to have USB debugging enabled (that you can't enable now that it is locked...)
if enabled, you can use ADB to unlock it, if not i don't think it could be easily done...
another tuto is here
but i don't think it will work better than what Kilroy. said....
matmutant said:
in fact, to unlock your locked phone, you need to have USB debugging enabled (that you can't enable now that it is locked...)
if enabled, you can use ADB to unlock it, if not i don't think it could be easily done...
another tuto is here
but i don't think it will work better than what Kilroy. said....
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Sorry, matmutant is absolutely right. Hmmm... @matmutant: Do you know how SEUS accesses the phone? You don't need adb debugging enabled for that, if I remember correctly.
Kilroy. said:
Sorry, matmutant is absolutely right. Hmmm... @matmutant: Do you know how SEUS accesses the phone? You don't need adb debugging enabled for that, if I remember correctly.
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i don't know, but what is sure is that all data will be lost if recovering using SEUS...
maybe ADB can force mount /system when the device is in flashmod...
as you can see, i'm not the only one saying it's hard/impossible to bypass without USB debugging :
http://www.matthewhollander.com/locked-out-of-your-android-phone/
What If I Didn’t Have USB Debugging Enabled?
I hate to say it but you are more or less at the end of the road.
A factory reset is probably your only option.
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note that it also can be done when booted on recovery, but that means there is one installed...
so there is no way to get my files back?
terryly said:
so there is no way to get my files back?
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Try running the adb command while your phone is connected in Flashmode. If that doesn't work, I' m afraid there is no way.
NOTE: when connecting your phone to your PC in flashmode, you'll have to be quick with typing the commands, otherwise it will just start normally.
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WindyCityRockr said:
I don't own this phone, but the Setup tab should work correctly. If someone could confirm that everything is working, that would be great!
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I have a replacement Rezound coming tomorrow, I'll try it then.
WindyCityRockr said:
I don't own this phone, but the Setup tab should work correctly. If someone could confirm that everything is working, that would be great!
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I don't feel like undoing all my hard work on my rezound, but my father in law bought a rezound just so he could hack it up and try some stuff out. This will be brilliant for him as he is not that comfortable with the process. If I can finally talk him into taking the dive I will certainly try it out as soon as I can.
Major update to version 2.0! Check it out and let me know what you think! :highfive:
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The toolkit has now been updated to Version 2.1! Lots of new features and fixed bugs, so check it out and let me know what you think! :highfive:
Pretty awesome!
Awesome tool but the s-ocff is only attainable through linux....I may write a guide for people to set up a virtual machine so they can s-off through linux
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REV3NT3CH said:
Awesome tool but the s-ocff is only attainable through linux....I may write a guide for people to set up a virtual machine so they can s-off through linux
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Yeah, I was going to do something similar when I finish the guide in the second post. Either virtual machine or WUBI, which can be easier for some people.
From what I've read any USB version of Linux won't work...has to be a live CD or installed on pc
Edit...I can't confirm virtual machine though as idk if that method will work
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REV3NT3CH said:
From what I've read any USB version of Linux won't work...has to be a live CD or installed on pc
Edit...I can't confirm virtual machine though as idk if that method will work
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WUBI isn't USB based. It installs Ubuntu alongside Windows, and allows you to uninstall it from Windows itself. I personally use it, and it seems to act as a full installation, so it almost surely works for S-OFF.
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Oh yeah forgot about that...I've always installed it the proper way lol....I actually have my own version of Ubuntu I built installed currently....I was thinking about UNetBootIn
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Just use Linux Live USB. Boot any Linux based OS from a flash drive. You can dual boot or overwrite entirely. I actually repaired a teachers laptop that way. The Windows OS was fried so I replaced it with Linux Mint.
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S-off method won't work on Linux USB as far as I know and have been told....has to use your computer somehow directly and not through an external device....a live CD uses it directly where as a flash drive doesn't
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REV3NT3CH said:
S-off method won't work on Linux USB as far as I know and have been told....has to use your computer somehow directly and not through an external device....a live CD uses it directly where as a flash drive doesn't
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It sets it up as a live USB, and from there you can fully install or not. It's the same as a live disk, except that some (really) old computers won't boot from USB. The feature was added to recent desktops and laptops as an emergency repair tool, but works perfectly for Linux booting.
You are booting into a full Linux installation, I don't understand how you couldn't obtain S-Off that way.
I guess if you don't install, there may be a chance of losing unsaved data, but if you lose data on a flash drive, you will lose it on a disk.
My craptop was dual-boot Linux Mint, and I did all my ROM building for myself on it.
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tmanschuette said:
It sets it up as a live USB, and from there you can fully install or not. It's the same as a live disk, except that some (really) old computers won't boot from USB. The feature was added to recent desktops and laptops as an emergency repair tool, but works perfectly for Linux booting.
You are booting into a full Linux installation, I don't understand how you couldn't obtain S-Off that way.
I guess if you don't install, there may be a chance of losing unsaved data, but if you lose data on a flash drive, you will lose it on a disk.
My craptop was dual-boot Linux Mint, and I did all my ROM building for myself on it.
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i know what your trying to get at...a flash drive uses different methods to boot a live iso file than an actual disc...its technically like using ubcd as a rescue tool where it runs of your ram instead of hard drive....i am a linux developer and have made quite a few of my own distro's....i'm just stating that not just one or 2 but many have had issues obtaining s-off from a virtual machine or usb drive as it causes certain errors and cause soft bricks...im writing up a very easy method to do all this thats very painless for even the novice computer users....i may even make a disc that boots directly for s-off for the rezound....sorta how motorola droid x's had the live bootable sbf method
WindyCityRockr said:
Coming Soon!
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When is the help section coming?
Also what exactly is this program trying to download to my system directory when it starts up?
oct2274 said:
When is the help section coming?
Also what exactly is this program trying to download to my system directory when it starts up?
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I'm working on a large update soon, at which point the guide will be updated.
It needs to download the necessary ADB and Fastboot files (adb,exe, fastboot.exe, AdbWinUsb.dll, and one other I can't remember). Nothing sketchy or virus-y. The next update won't require this download, as they will be built-in to the toolkit.
WinDroid Universal Toolkit v1.2
WinDroid Universal Toolkit v1.2
Version 1.2 is now out! There's tons of new phones, features and fixes, so check it out and let me know what you think!
WindyCityRockr said:
WUBI isn't USB based. It installs Ubuntu alongside Windows, and allows you to uninstall it from Windows itself. I personally use it, and it seems to act as a full installation, so it almost surely works for S-OFF.
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I second this. It would allow full fastboot+adb operations.
EDIT:
Wow didnt realize how old that post was. Thats what I get for not letting a page fully load. LOL
This thread will serve as a your go to guide for all things root and mod for the LG G3! This phone has already been rooted thanks to autoprime. The first video will be the root guide. I will be sure to add links to whatever the video is discussing. As soon as bootloader unlock, recovery, and roms arrive there will be videos! If you find this thread useful in any way please click the thumbs up button. Thanks
HOW TO ROOT Verizon LG G3!
HOW TO Enable FREE Wifi Tether Without Provisioning
LG G3 Unboxing and Review
My G3 says the link is invalid when I clicked on it
edit: works on my comp
wifi tether hack video guide added to OP
Is there a tutorial on how to root the G3 via a Mac? This will be my 2nd time rooting but 1st time on a mac if it's even possible.
I'm a foreigner to rooting by the way lol.
The root guide above works with Mac.
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So I'm attempting to root my Verizon G3 and I can't get past an early step.
I download the zip and extracted it to my desktop as instructed. When I open the folder and click the ioroot.bat file, instead of opening the script, I get this error:
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Any advice on what's going on?
If I attempt to open the file from the zip without extracting, it will open the script, but when I press "any key to continue", the script flashes some text at the bottom of the window and then closes almost immediately before I can see what it says.
Hoping someone can help me out. I'm somewhat a novice but have rooted many Androids before including Galaxy S3's, Note2's, HTC One M7, HTC Evo and Evo3D. This one's got me perplexed.
Thanks!
cdaniel76 said:
So I'm attempting to root my Verizon G3 and I can't get past an early step.
I download the zip and extracted it to my desktop as instructed. When I open the folder and click the ioroot.bat file, instead of opening the script, I get this error:
Any advice on what's going on?
If I attempt to open the file from the zip without extracting, it will open the script, but when I press "any key to continue", the script flashes some text at the bottom of the window and then closes almost immediately before I can see what it says.
Hoping someone can help me out. I'm somewhat a novice but have rooted many Androids before including Galaxy S3's, Note2's, HTC One M7, HTC Evo and Evo3D. This one's got me perplexed.
Thanks!
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Looks like you're not in an Administrator account and don't have access to certain folders. I named my computer "Precious" and that account is the Administrator. My path to desktop looks like this:
C:\Precious\Desktop\ioroot
I'm thinking this is your problem and is why tutorials/How-To's for Android adb/fastboot tell you to be at the root folder ie: C:\Android, C:\adb, etc. However, running something like ioroot at the Admin desktop is sufficient.
Any instructions on factory restore from image? (Nandroid)
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noutoo said:
Any instructions on factory restore from image? (Nandroid)
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
Its not a nandroid back up, but it is a factory image
cdaniel76 said:
So I'm attempting to root my Verizon G3 and I can't get past an early step.
I download the zip and extracted it to my desktop as instructed. When I open the folder and click the ioroot.bat file, instead of opening the script, I get this error:
Any advice on what's going on?
If I attempt to open the file from the zip without extracting, it will open the script, but when I press "any key to continue", the script flashes some text at the bottom of the window and then closes almost immediately before I can see what it says.
Hoping someone can help me out. I'm somewhat a novice but have rooted many Androids before including Galaxy S3's, Note2's, HTC One M7, HTC Evo and Evo3D. This one's got me perplexed.
Thanks!
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Well it appears there just isnt an ioroot.bat in that folder you extracted. Not really a permissions issue. Maybe you/pc missed a file when you extracted.
Edit: or just add the .bat extension back to the file that seems to be missing. Your other files are showing their extension.
The_Southern_Oracle said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
Its not a nandroid back up, but it is a factory image
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I'll try to look into this
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Jiggity Janx said:
Well it appears there just isnt an ioroot.bat in that folder you extracted. Not really a permissions issue. Maybe you/pc missed a file when you extracted.
Edit: or just add the .bat extension back to the file that seems to be missing. Your other files are showing their extension.
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It's cut off on the right, but the zip included all the files needed for someone wanting to root from a Windows, Mac or Linux machine. The file labeled simply "ioroot" in my picture above is the .bat file. You can see all the way to the right it starts to say "Windows Batch File" before it was cut off by my screen capture. So the file is the .bat file that Windows runs. I also tried your suggestion about adding the .bat to the ioroot file and that didn't work either...
The user profile I am under on this computer IS an administrator profile and I've also tried to "right click - run as administrator" and that didn't work.
I tried downloading the Zip again and that didn't work either. So I'm still stuck with nothing working.
I'll try to do it on a different computer when I get a chance.
Thanks for yall's replies
Is there a listing of apps that are safe to freeze in order to debloat with Titanium Backup anywhere?
Neverender326 said:
Is there a listing of apps that are safe to freeze in order to debloat with Titanium Backup anywhere?
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http://www.droidviews.com/remove-bloatware-on-verizon-lg-g3-vs985-bloat-app-list/
VZ Tones— com.vzw.hs.android.modlite
VZ Messages— com.verizon.messaging.vzmsgs
VZ Support & Protection— com.asurion.android.verizon.vms
Cloud— com.vcast.mediamanager
NFL Mobile— com.gotv.nflgamecenter.us.lite
Slacker— com.slacker.radio
Visual Voice Mail— com.vzw.vvm.androidclient
VZ Navigator— com.vznavigator.Generic
ISIS Mobile Wallet— com.isis.mclient.verizon.activity
Caller Name ID
VZMobile
Kindle— com.amazon.kindle
Mobile— com.amazon.mShop.android
MP3— com.amazon.mp3
Audible— com.audible.application
IMDb— com.imdb.mobile
Twitter— com.twitter.android
Facebook — com.facebook.katana
Google+ — com.google.android.apps.plus
Music — com.google.android.music
Newsstand— com.google.android.apps.magazines
Youtube— com.google.android.youtube
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More in-depth talk here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...oatware-safe-to-disable-t2819370/post54219261
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How do I do this on a Mac? Ugh!
Got my G3 rooted and tether working with no problems! Thanks @owenbeals
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Works fine.
Worked. The only (minor) hiccups I had were:
1. I had to use the msi version of the drivers (in the link as well, but not first)
2. At some point the usb connection switched back to MTP so when I was running the BAT file nothing was happening. As soon as I switched the usb connection back to Ethernet, the process kicked right in.
The side-load worked automatically for me (in the video, the demo showed the person having to manually side-load a file). If your pc process shows side-load 100%, just choose the reboot option on phone and finish by installing SuperSU, as the video says, and you are done.
Thanks, this was easy. I can't stand having a phone w/o root.
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ivanov13 said:
Got my G3 rooted and tether working with no problems! Thanks @owenbeals
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I'm sorry, could you explain what you mean about tethering working? Did you do the mod shown in this thread? Or did it work w/o that? And do you have to reset anything each time?
cdaniel76 said:
It's cut off on the right, but the zip included all the files needed for someone wanting to root from a Windows, Mac or Linux machine. The file labeled simply "ioroot" in my picture above is the .bat file. You can see all the way to the right it starts to say "Windows Batch File" before it was cut off by my screen capture. So the file is the .bat file that Windows runs. I also tried your suggestion about adding the .bat to the ioroot file and that didn't work either...
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By default, Windows sets "Folder Options" to "Hide file extensions for known file types". As an information security professional, this is the stupidest thing ever. MS is trying to keep their tech support calls down by keeping people from seeing (and also editing/deleting) their file extensions). However, there are plenty of viruses out there that take advantage of this "feature".
My advice to anyone reading this thread (if you haven't already), is to go to Folder Options and uncheck the box that hides file extensions for known file types. Just be careful when renaming files. You'll be fine!!
StormCell said:
How do I do this on a Mac? Ugh!
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Watch the video, there is a Mac option available
owenbeals said:
This thread will serve as a your go to guide for all things root and mod for the LG G3! This phone has already been rooted thanks to autoprime. The first video will be the root guide. I will be sure to add links to whatever the video is discussing. As soon as bootloader unlock, recovery, and roms arrive there will be videos! If you find this thread useful in any way please click the thumbs up button. Thanks
HOW TO ROOT Verizon LG G3!
HOW TO Enable FREE Wifi Tether Without Provisioning
LG G3 Unboxing and Review
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IS there an bootloader unlock yet?
Thanks