TecLast P10 root? - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hey everyone,
I am looking for a root method for my Teclast P10 running Android 7.1.2
Can anyone help me?
Thank you

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Im interested to root my teclast also!
Is it possible to use some other device custom recovery to root which have same RK3368 chipset?

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This model nothing rom, twrp.
I hope.

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techtechmoe said:
Hey everyone,
I am looking for a root method for my Teclast P10 running Android 7.1.2
Can anyone help me?
Thank you
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Did you get to root your tablet?
I am looking for some help too.

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could you root it ? I don't find any info to do it !!

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root Teclast P10
Getting root access using Magisk:
1. Flash by AndroidTool patched boot.img from the attached archive (boot.img from firmvare 2.04).
2. Install MagiskManager-v5.6.2.apk from archive.
Pay attention, that boot.img patched by MagiskManager exactly version 5.6.2. and when update Manager procedure is required to produce again (I own this tablet and will try to do it in a timely manner).
It's advisable to rename/delete the binary "su" in the system/xbin folder.

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ViAlexSt said:
Getting root access using Magisk:
1. Flash by AndroidTool patched boot.img from the attached archive (boot.img from firmvare 2.04).
2. Install MagiskManager-v5.6.2.apk from archive.
Pay attention, that boot.img patched by MagiskManager exactly version 5.6.2. and when update Manager procedure is required to produce again (I own this tablet and will try to do it in a timely manner).
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Hurray! Thanks! :victory:
Could you please give instruction and settings how to flash boot.img with AndroidTool?

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Makildo said:
Could you please give instruction and settings how to flash boot.img with AndroidTool?
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1. Install the drivers.
2. Run AndroidTool, choose the boot.img (see the picture).
3. Turn off tablet. Hold down the volume key"+", connect tablet to PC; device should be determined and the message 'Found One LOADER Device' will appear in the program (see the picture).
4. Start the process by clicking "Run".
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ViAlexSt said:
1. Install the drivers.
2. Run AndroidTool, choose the boot.img (see the picture).
3. Turn off tablet. Hold down the volume key"+", connect tablet to PC; device should be determined and the message 'Found One LOADER Device' will appear in the program (see the picture).
4. Start the process by clicking "Run".
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Thanks again! :highfive:
Can't open full picture some reason
But in Android Tool is this default address 0x00000000 correct for 7#- boot image?

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Makildo said:
But in Android Tool is this default address 0x00000000 correct for 7#- boot image?
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No. Addresses of blocks of different - see the picture, I fixed it. I don't use the cable that comes with the tablet - take another, tested.

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ViAlexSt said:
No. Addresses of blocks of different - see the picture, I fixed it. I don't use the cable that comes with the tablet - take another, tested.
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This works perfectly! :good:
After boot flash move only app to sd-card/tab and install that.

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Does not.work for me.i tried

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ERROR
ViAlexSt said:
1. Install the drivers.
2. Run AndroidTool, choose the boot.img (see the picture).
3. Turn off tablet. Hold down the volume key"+", connect tablet to PC; device should be determined and the message 'Found One LOADER Device' will appear in the program (see the picture).
4. Start the process by clicking "Run".
I always get this message.
BOOT IS NOT EXISTED, STOP RUNNING!
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marcelalabres said:
I always get this message.
BOOT IS NOT EXISTED, STOP RUNNING!
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Try to run AndroidTool as " Administrator"

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Same thing unfortunately

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pls, uplod pic in another pic hust
bilausdaniel said:
Same thing unfortunately
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pls, uplod pic in another pic hust
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ViAlexSt said:
1. Install the drivers.
2. Run AndroidTool, choose the boot.img (see the picture).
3. Turn off tablet. Hold down the volume key"+", connect tablet to PC; device should be determined and the message 'Found One LOADER Device' will appear in the program (see the picture).
4. Start the process by clicking "Run".
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pls, uplod pic in another pic hust

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Please I need help guys.
I got stuck at stage 4. I saw the message "Found one loader device" yet when I click Run, instead of the running the program, I saw another message "boot is not existed, stop running!".
Pls what is the problem? Why do I keep getting this message?
By the way, I tried to rename/delete 'Su' file system/xbin but was unsuccessful. I saw the message "'task failed', 'su cannot be deleted'". I have tried to root the tablet before with kingroot app but was unsuccessful. Worse still the kingroot refused to be uninstalled, masquerading itself as a system app. Now my tablet WiFi is misbehaving, refuses to turn on.
So I really need to root the tablet to uninstall the malicious kingroot app.
Any help will be appreciated, thanks

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ViAlexSt said:
Try to run AndroidTool as " Administrator"
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Thank you! I found the problem! Tablet rooted perfectly!
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When you run Android Tools, you have to click on the last empty square in the boot line, and choose the boot.img that you downloaded. Then, click run.
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nwaogu said:
Please I need help guys.
I got stuck at stage 4. I saw the message "Found one loader device" yet when I click Run, instead of the running the program, I saw another message "boot is not existed, stop running!".
Pls what is the problem? Why do I keep getting this message?
By the way, I tried to rename/delete 'Su' file system/xbin but was unsuccessful. I saw the message "'task failed', 'su cannot be deleted'". I have tried to root the tablet before with kingroot app but was unsuccessful. Worse still the kingroot refused to be uninstalled, masquerading itself as a system app. Now my tablet WiFi is misbehaving, refuses to turn on.
So I really need to root the tablet to uninstall the malicious kingroot app.
Any help will be appreciated, thanks
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When you run Android Tools, you have to click on the last empty square in the boot line, and choose the boot.img that you downloaded. Then, click run.

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Can't get it to work. If i hold down the volume key "+" and connect tablet to PC (Win10), device is not recognised. (drivers are installed)
The tablet shows the Android Recovery:
Teclast/rk3368H_64/rk3368H_64
7.1.2/NHG47K/fb11231759
When i select 'reboot to bootloader' from the Android Recovery menu, AndroidTools shows 'Found One ADB Device'
But when i click on run, the message 'Match device type failed, stop running!' appears
Any hints?

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I just tried it with a fresh Win7 installation in a VM, works now!