I have Moto E only 2 months old. Should
I root it now or wait for 1 year ? Advice
please.
P.S. - I will not install any custom ROM. I just want to root for installing some apps that requires root.
Root it after u recieve 5.0 Lollipop update.
Amitbadoni001 said:
I have Moto E only 2 months old. Should
I root it now or wait for 1 year ? Advice
please.
P.S. - I will not install any custom ROM. I just want to root for installing some apps that requires root.
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That's totally upto you.
There's a fair chance that some root un-related error might pop up and you can't claim your warranty.
So if you can live with the risk, go for it.
Else wait for at least a few months.
Don't root bro. Not now. Wait. I know it is hard but believe me most of rooted moto e mobiles have frequent restart problem. Just enjoy it as it is.(lorax:"you've been warned)
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hi i rooted my eris with the master app 1 month ago all is good. Now i see there is a major update do i need to do the update if i do will it root my phone all over again just want to get it right
skd05 said:
hi i rooted my eris with the master app 1 month ago all is good. Now i see there is a major update do i need to do the update if i do will it root my phone all over again just want to get it right
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You don't need to update the app. It will not root or update your phone without asking, if you do download it.
I want to root my moto E .
Can Moto E be rooted safely ?
After rooting , Can it be unrooted so as to avail the warranty or Any other method so that I may get my warranty back after rooting ??
Once rooted, no warranty, no way to get it back. That's it.
No issues faced when rooting MOTO E..First Read before doing anything & Follow the steps
How u root it bro. Have u tried rooting it
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Can't unrooting and restoring stock rom bring the warranty back ??
Does rooting make any permanently changes to phone that cant be undone ??
jonny789 said:
Can't unrooting and restoring stock rom bring the warranty back ??
Does rooting make any permanently changes to phone that cant be undone ??
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you can restore moto e back to original factory condition...
Just follow the procedure given in the below LINK.
will Install STOCK Firmware
It will Unroot your phone
It gives Option to Relock BOOTLOADER
Procedure:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2756609
Hope it will helps you..:good::good::good:
jonny789 said:
Can't unrooting and restoring stock rom bring the warranty back ??
Does rooting make any permanently changes to phone that cant be undone ??
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mrpkarthik said:
you can restore moto e back to original factory condition...
Just follow the procedure given in the below LINK.
will Install STOCK Firmware
It will Unroot your phone
It gives Option to Relock BOOTLOADER
Procedure:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2756609
Hope it will helps you..:good::good::good:
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To root your device, you need to unlock bootloader first.
To unlock bootloader, you need a code from motorola.
That means, irrespective of what you do with your device after unlocking, you'll be out of warranty coverage.
Does not matter if you relock and unroot.
Jagadish-ravi said:
How u root it bro. Have u tried rooting it
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Not yet , but I will root it at once ,if there are chances of claimimg warranty after rooting..
Jagadish-ravi said:
How u root it bro. Have u tried rooting it
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To ROOT Moto E
Just follow the procedure that given in the Links..
1. UNLOCK MOTO E BOOTLOADER
2. Rooting the Moto E and TWRP Custom Recovery
dude...if we root using mobogenie..it gives option of unroot...no boot loader unlock and all nothing required. soo please enlighten me...or rooting cam be undone easily if done with mobogenie.
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veervijay99 said:
dude...if we root using mobogenie..it gives option of unroot...no boot loader unlock and all nothing required. soo please enlighten me...or rooting cam be undone easily if done with mobogenie.
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As far as I know, there's no other way to root Moto E, other than by unlocking bootloader.:good:
google it...ive rooted my moto g once...with ine click...checked with root checker...it showed root access..
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veervijay99 said:
google it...ive rooted my moto g once...with ine click...checked with root checker...it showed root access..
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G wasn't released with 3.4 kernel. All root exploits are patched. You need to unlock your bootloader if you want root.
veervijay99 said:
dude...if we root using mobogenie..it gives option of unroot...no boot loader unlock and all nothing required. soo please enlighten me...or rooting cam be undone easily if done with mobogenie.
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If u root MOTO E your warranty voids as simple as that...Dint heard any one rooting using mobogenie .May be u can try and let us al know abt it
yeah...i tried on moto g. simply google it and download the software "mobogenie"onto your computer.
go into my phone section.
it will ask you to connect your phone using usb. will download some drivers.
click on "one click root". will again download some files and you're good to go. haven't clocked or done anything.i only verified by a root checker app on play store.it said you have root access. after rooting the app showed "one click unroot button".
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sham4u2sam said:
If u root MOTO E your warranty voids as simple as that...Dint heard any one rooting using mobogenie .May be u can try and let us al know abt it
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yeah your warrnty voids..but you can easily unroot by the above method. havent verified 100%. but root checker didi said you have root access.
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veervijay99 said:
yeah...i tried on moto g. simply google it and download the software "mobogenie"onto your computer.
go into my phone section.
it will ask you to connect your phone using usb. will download some drivers.
click on "one click root". will again download some files and you're good to go. haven't clocked or done anything.i only verified by a root checker app on play store.it said you have root access. after rooting the app showed "one click unroot button".
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yeah your warrnty voids..but you can easily unroot by the above method. havent verified 100%. but root checker didi said you have root access.
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rooting moto e is possible only unlocking bootloader, to do so is required an unlock code from motorola, when you ask for the code the warranty is void. no way to restore, because even if you unroot it they know you have request the code to unlock bootloader and they say that in the page where you need to go to request the unlocking code.
EDIT: this is moto e, not moto g... so if it works for moto g doesn't mean it works for moto e
ktulu84 said:
rooting moto e is possible only unlocking bootloader, to do so is required an unlock code from motorola, when you ask for the code the warranty is void. no way to restore, because even if you unroot it they know you have request the code to unlock bootloader and they say that in the page where you need to go to request the unlocking code.
EDIT: this is moto e, not moto g... so if it works for moto g doesn't mean it works for moto e
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ok..yeah ive researched a bit more...the above method is for any android phone...using mobogenie...but i believe its not real root...google it and let me know what you think
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Rooting your Phone in the EU doesn't void its warranty, unlocking the bootloader doesn't either.
a recent ruling sated that if there is a hardware failure on the phone they (the retailer) has to prove that the failure is the result of you rooting the phone.
Razoth said:
Rooting your Phone in the EU doesn't void its warranty, unlocking the bootloader doesn't either.
a recent ruling sated that if there is a hardware failure on the phone they (the retailer) has to prove that the failure is the result of you rooting the phone.
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don't think so this rule will be implemented in india... :/
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Hello guys i am new here.. Can i root my phone without using pc?
Not on latest update
Envious_Data said:
Not on latest update
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thats sad
Akhayev said:
thats sad
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Is your bootloader unlocked?
Do you have a recovery installed?
Envious_Data said:
Is your bootloader unlocked?
Do you have a recovery installed?
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Yeah.. I bought my phone before few days.. I heard that you can root with locked bootloader
Yes you can but with the current firmware you have to downgrade
Envious_Data said:
Yes you can but with the current firmware you have to downgrade
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Can i update after root? Or the root will go?
Root will go after update
Envious_Data said:
Root will go after update
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Depends how you update. Just don't update with ota or pc companion.
1 Downgrade to 4.4.2
2 Root phone
3 Install recovery for locked bootloader
4 Flash rooted 4.4.4 zip in recovery
5 latest firmware and root remains
I am new to Sony devices (been a Samsung guy for years). I have had my Z2 less than a fortnight but already I'm itching to root it etc, problem is it seems a lot more complicated than Samsung devices. I was always switching between roms on my S4/note 2. I am on the latest firmware and would like to root it to be able to use xposed but I'm scared of messing it up and as the phone is under warranty don't want to end up with a paper weight.
Has anyone done a detailed tutorial for newbies like myself?
Thanks in advance
Scotty.
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I am new to Sony devices (been a Samsung guy for years). I have had my Z2 less than a fortnight but already I'm itching to root it etc, problem is it seems a lot more complicated than Samsung devices. I was always switching between roms on my S4/note 2. I am on the latest firmware and would like to root it to be able to use xposed but I'm scared of messing it up and as the phone is under warranty don't want to end up with a paper weight.
Has anyone done a detailed tutorial for newbies like myself?
Thanks in advance
Scotty.
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tuktukscotty said:
Has anyone done a detailed tutorial for newbies like myself?
Thanks in advance
Scotty.
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It's not really that hard and there are also of resources online that can guide you.
1 Downgrade to 4.4.2 is required as noone had found a vulnerability with 4.4.4.
2 Root phone
For step 1 and 2, Have a look at this http://www.xda-developers.com/android/how-to-root-the-sony-xperia-z2-xda-developer-tv/
3 install recovery for lock bootloader
Have a look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785598
4 install a 4.4.4 zip through recovery. I recommend this one as its basically stock http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z2/development/stock-4-4-4-23-0-1-0-167-bug-free-t2929402
tuktukscotty said:
I am new to Sony devices (been a Samsung guy for years). I have had my Z2 less than a fortnight but already I'm itching to root it etc, problem is it seems a lot more complicated than Samsung devices. I was always switching between roms on my S4/note 2. I am on the latest firmware and would like to root it to be able to use xposed but I'm scared of messing it up and as the phone is under warranty don't want to end up with a paper weight.
Has anyone done a detailed tutorial for newbies like myself?
Thanks in advance
Scotty.
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It depends on how you want to root, you can root and permanently void your warrentg or you can root and keep your bootloader locked
Need lolipo rom Please help us
How to update lolipop version
how to root that phone pls help tia...
tazty1401 said:
how to root that phone pls help tia...
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Use Oneclickroot
did you ever find it??? I'm hardly searching for that
rusiruneranjan said:
Need lolipo rom Please help us
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did you ever find it??? I'm hardly searching for that
using oneclickroot failed to root
theres is another option to root it?:crying:
Onclickroot and kingroot did not work for me? Any solution.. Plz help
thakshara said:
Onclickroot and kingroot did not work for me? Any solution.. Plz help
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qwcarlowp said:
theres is another option to root it?:crying:
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You can try Kingroot or Root Genius.
There should be some efforts made towards developing a rom for this phone. Quite a long time, quite a decent phone for low budget users.
want lollipop to y541-u02
I want custom recovery for y541-uo2
This Worked For Me
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=12586&task=get
tazty1401 said:
how to root that phone pls help tia...
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How to Root your Huawei Y541-U02
ProudRed said:
There should be some efforts made towards developing a rom for this phone. Quite a long time, quite a decent phone for low budget users.
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This is the correct process of rooting the your Huawei Y541-U02
1) Go tho Phone Settings.
2) Under Phone Settings go to Security option.
3) Under "Security" option unchecked the following Unknown Sources and Verify Apps.
4) Install the Rooting app. In my phone i used Kingroot app to root my phone. any rooting apps will do, not just kingroot..
5) Start the rooting app and start the rooting process.
6) Phone will be successfully rooted.
Note: Verify Apps option under security will deny the owner of the phone to install rooting apps...
Enjoy the benefits with rooted phone.....
alvinshow123 said:
This is the correct process of rooting the your Huawei Y541-U02
1) Go tho Phone Settings.
2) Under Phone Settings go to Security option.
3) Under "Security" option unchecked the following Unknown Sources and Verify Apps.
4) Install the Rooting app. In my phone i used Kingroot app to root my phone. any rooting apps will do not just kingroot..
5) Start the rooting app and start the rooting process.
6) Phone will be successfully rooted.
Note: Verify Apps option under security will deny the owner of the phone to install rooting apps...
Enjoy the benefits with rooted phone.....
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My phone was always rooted. Concern is about the development of a custom rom.
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Plz xda do something about it we need lollipop rom
sir please make a stable custom rom for my honor bee y541-u02
Guys posted this for roms but some will interfere and requesting for root process and actual request will directed this is only happening if you want rooting process please create separate thread why are you interfere
lolipop rom
We want lolipop rom for huawei honor bee
Plz any developer build a lolipop rom for us
Hi everyone. I want to root unlock bootloader and install twrp but I can't do it with old method given by xda . moto e lte running on.marshmallow. I really important to me to root ... So Guys do you have any suggestion Reply to me....Advance thanks.
Arunsunny009 said:
Hi everyone. I want to root unlock bootloader and install twrp but I can't do it with old method given by xda . moto e lte running on.marshmallow. I really important to me to root ... So Guys do you have any suggestion Reply to me....Advance thanks.
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I just unlocked and rooted my second one for my wife today, with no troubles. Go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-e-2015/general/guide-unlock-bootloader-moto-e-2015-t3045748
It should work fine. If it doesn't, you must have done something wrong.