Related
well i'm just asking if i could change the sl-number for my phone to get a new update for it?
and i have xperia sola btw thanks
Just use flashtool. It doesn't void your warranty.
K900 said:
Just use flashtool. It doesn't void your warranty.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
really the flashtool will not void my warranty?
xD4rk said:
really the flashtool will not void my warranty?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
no it won't as your bootloader will remain locked
Basically i just got my hand on this device and the last thing i want to do is to void my device's warranty. hence i need a way to root my phone without voiding it's warranty
i am a n00b :crying: hence a step by step guide would be great...
vblaze11 said:
Basically i just got my hand on this device and the last thing i want to do is to void my device's warranty. hence i need a way to root my phone without voiding it's warranty
i am a n00b :crying: hence a step by step guide would be great...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
open this thread
it's the easy way to root and the others things you need after root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2460029
it is imposibru
nasheich said:
open this thread
it's the easy way to root and the others things you need after root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2460029
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
imposibru to root with out voiding warranty
gohel.vishal said:
imposibru to root with out voiding warranty
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yes it is
just show the way how to root it
I didn't read about voiding warranty
nasheich said:
yes it is
just show the way how to root it
I didn't read about voiding warranty
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Just use framaroot to root , then wen u need to unroot , use it again but u cant root and not void the warranty side by side
priyank.g said:
Just use framaroot to root , then wen u need to unroot , use it again but u cant root and not void the warranty side by side
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
thank you ..
i will post the result after trying..:angel:
vblaze11 said:
thank you ..
i will post the result after trying..:angel:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well ! if i helped just hit the thanks button ! And .. what was the result ? did it work??
yeah!!
thanks mate, successfully rooted my phone and now i am not bothered about warranty as i learned about triangle away..
and sorry for late reply :angel::angel::angel:
Welcome
if u need any more help , u can shoot me a PM
Hi All
I have a question for you. I have an S6 Edge SM-G925I, unrooted with Knox untripped. I want to upgrade to Marshmellow and am considering flashing it with an official Android 6 ROM.
If I do this (using Odin), will this trip knox?
I've searched on the forum and someone has asked the same question (http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6-edge/help/flashing-stock-unbranded-firmware-t3257477) but the respondant didn't specify whether Knox would be tripped, only that the warranty would still be valid.
Thanks in advance
AlterAki
alteraki said:
the respondant didn't specify whether Knox would be tripped, only that the warranty would still be valid.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
They are synonyms.
Your warranty is void if you trip knox. If you trip knox your warranty is void.
Please give @Uzair40 credit for this.
Have fun.
Uzair40 said:
The warranty is not void when we flash a stock firmware.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
.
Hi all!
I'm going to have my new pocophone f1 soon. I have got some questions about the warranty. I've seen many answers for yes and many answers for no. I'm noob. Please let me know:
1. If I unlcock bootloader, my varranty is void?
If no- question 2.
2. If I flash any custom recovery (TWRP for example), my varranty is void?
If no-question 3.
3. If I flash custom Rom (and) get root access, my varranty is void of course. BUT, If I restore everything to stock(I mean system and full unroot), my varranty is still void?
Thank you so much for answers.
PS. Sorry for English
No void warranty opening the bootloader. The said in the conference of the poco in india. The give all the sources and kernel to the developers to make custom rom without problem.
Nachitobot said:
No void warranty opening the bootloader. The said in the conference of the poco in india. The give all the sources and kernel to the developers to make custom rom without problem.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
OK. Unlocking bootloader doesn't void varranty. What about flashing custom recovery? Does IT void varranty?
No it does not
Klusio19 said:
Hi all!
I'm going to have my new pocophone f1 soon. I have got some questions about the warranty. I've seen many answers for yes and many answers for no. I'm noob. Please let me know:
1. If I unlcock bootloader, my varranty is void?
If no- question 2.
2. If I flash any custom recovery (TWRP for example), my varranty is void?
If no-question 3.
3. If I flash custom Rom (and) get root access, my varranty is void of course. BUT, If I restore everything to stock(I mean system and full unroot), my varranty is still void?
Thank you so much for answers.
PS. Sorry for English
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
In none of the above scenarios, the warranty will be void. You unlock the bootloader with the approval of the manufacturer. No purpose will be served by simply unlocking the bootloader. It will lead to rooting and flashing of custom ROMs. So having given permission for unlocking the bootloader, the manufacturer can not turn around and deny warranty. Further, this device is supposed to be developer friendly unlike some others which deny warranty even when only the bootloader is unlocked.
So enjoy flashing!
tnsmani said:
In none of the above scenarios, the warranty will be void. You unlock the bootloader with the approval of the manufacturer. No purpose will be served by simply unlocking the bootloader. It will lead to rooting and flashing of custom ROMs. So having given permission for unlocking the bootloader, the manufacturer can not turn around and deny warranty. Further, this device is supposed to be developer friendly unlike some others which deny warranty even when only the bootloader is unlocked.
So enjoy flashing!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Wow. That's veeery nice. I could test my poco with anything and still get my varranty!
Thank you so much for answer!
no it won't
surprised actually there are barely any companies that will let you root / unlock bootloader without voiding your warranty
im still triggered from samsung asking 200 dollars for minor repairs.
never looking back to the big manufacturers.
pingufanpoy said:
no it won't
surprised actually there are barely any companies that will let you root / unlock bootloader without voiding your warranty
im still triggered from samsung asking 200 dollars for minor repairs.
never looking back to the big manufacturers.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hehe, that's true. I've got now Samsung Galaxy S4 mini, but soon I will get new poco, and I'm very glad I can experiment with this smartphone without any serious problems.
pingufanpoy said:
no it won't
surprised actually there are barely any companies that will let you root / unlock bootloader without voiding your warranty
im still triggered from samsung asking 200 dollars for minor repairs.
never looking back to the big manufacturers.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No phone manufacturer gave warranty after rooting except xiaomi, the great phone company. That why I were owned 4 redmi phones including poco F1
Sent from my Redmi 3S using Tapatalk
Global launch video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMWCyRijEkg
He clearly stated that unlocking the bootloader and flashing other roms will not void warranty on the Poco.
SJshah said:
Global launch video:
He clearly stated that unlocking the bootloader and flashing other roms will not void warranty on the Poco.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I wasn't watching all that video, but I trust you bro. If during of the premiere of this smartphone this guy said, that you can unlock bootloader or flash other custom ROM's without voiding warranty, it's pretty sure I can do it
Thanks for answer
By unlocking the Bootloader,will the guarantee will become void?
No
Rhaegar93 said:
No
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Than you Rhaegar.
Rhaegar93 said:
No
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
And with Unlocked Bootlaoder whether I will get OTA Updates?
pnsdhrn said:
And with Unlocked Bootlaoder whether I will get OTA Updates?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes on official rom you get a ota update.
pnsdhrn said:
By unlocking the Bootloader,will the guarantee will become void?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Its warranty...by unlocking bootloader warranty will be void....but service centre technician will flash the stock rom,through edl if software is only issue....
Think twice b4 unlocking ur phone..
If u want to explore ful device potential ,unlocking and doing some stuff is best u got
jayarajan said:
Its warranty...by unlocking bootloader warranty will be void....but service centre technician will flash the stock rom,through edl if software is only issue....
Think twice b4 unlocking ur phone..
If u want to explore ful device potential ,unlocking and doing some stuff is best u got
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I admit by unlocking bootloader,Ican explore full potential.But there is another side to it.The facilities of using banking applications will be gone.
pnsdhrn said:
I admit by unlocking bootloader,Ican explore full potential.But there is another side to it.The facilities of using banking applications will be gone.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
all my banking apps works just fine
-fluffy- said:
all my banking apps works just fine
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
.
Thank you dear fluffy.And I would like to get you personal opinion also regarding warranty on unlocking bootloader.Because when I read several tutorials for unlocking the bootloader,some OPs say that the warranty will become void and others say it will no be affected.Also if I install TWRP,what will be state of Warranty and OTA Updates?
jayarajan said:
Its warranty...by unlocking bootloader warranty will be void....but service centre technician will flash the stock rom,through edl if software is only issue....
Think twice b4 unlocking ur phone..
If u want to explore ful device potential ,unlocking and doing some stuff is best u got
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
We do not spread false news, the warranty with the unlocking of the bootloader is NOT invalidated, Xiaomi allows the unlocking of the bootloader while maintaining the warranty, but if you break it modding with custom kernel / rom you will have to pay to fix it.
Rhaegar93 said:
We do not spread false news, the warranty with the unlocking of the bootloader is NOT invalidated, Xiaomi allows the unlocking of the bootloader while maintaining the warranty, but if you break it modding with custom kernel / rom you will have to pay to fix it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ok ..some of the service centres in India...use like that
Rhaegar93 said:
We do not spread false news, the warranty with the unlocking of the bootloader is NOT invalidated, Xiaomi allows the unlocking of the bootloader while maintaining the warranty, but if you break it modding with custom kernel / rom you will have to pay to fix it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thank you Rhaegar for your solid confirmation.Now I would also like to know whether the Warranty will be invalid if install TWRP without rooting using fastboot.I am looking for build.prop editting using TWRP and ADB.
pnsdhrn said:
Thank you Rhaegar for your solid confirmation.Now I would also like to know whether the Warranty will be invalid if install TWRP without rooting using fastboot.I am looking for build.prop editting using TWRP and ADB.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
the warranty will not be invalidated, but if you create damage by modding you will have to pay to fix the device. Before sending it to service, simply remove twrp and install the original recovery.
Rhaegar93 said:
the warranty will not be invalidated, but if you create damage by modding you will have to pay to fix the device. Before sending it to service, simply remove twrp and install the original recovery.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks again,Rhaegar.How can I install Original Recovery and wherefrom it can be got?