FREE Samsung Galaxy S6 Unlocking - Rooted

I will unlock your Samsung Galaxy S6 absolutely FREE.
No tricks, no hidden charges.

Unlocking is done via Teamviewer, i will connect your computer to our server and unlock it.
Process takes around 5 minutes.

Verizon phones are not supported.

Supported networks:
AT&T, T-mobile, Rogers, Fido, Telus, Koodo, Bell, Virgin, Wind

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Your phone must be rooted.

I will NOT root your phone.

1) Post here if you are interested.
2) Please email me at riz@quickphoneunlock.com
3) Include your XDA forum username.

Once done, please leave me a review here.
Thank you!

Return to stock rom when rooted already - D852

I have a LG G3 D852 that I rooted and installed TRWP on it. I modified many things on this stock lollipop rom. I want to return it back to original condition. I tried the factory reset and it works except it says "Unfortunately, home is not responding." I cant get into the home screen.

Is there a way I can flash a rom to get it back to stock?

Can an Unrooted phone be rooted again?

Hi Friends,
Is it as easy as it sounds? Thanks in advance! :)

Making Android Pay work on rooted devices

Hey guys, I have LG G2 VS980 running custom T-Mobile ROM for a few days now. Today I tried setting up Android Pay and it gave me an error, stating "this device doesn't seem to be an android". So, I looked around and figured out that one has to TEMPORARILY UNROOT the device by unchecking the "Enable Superuser" box in the SuperSU>Settings, then set Android Pay cards up and then again check "Enable Superuser". The steps would be more involved for Nexus devices, which would need locking the bootloader (use app BootUnlocker) > uncheck enable superuser > set up cards on android pay > check enable superuser > unlock bootloader.

This is where I got this information from:
http://android.wonderhowto.com/how-t...evice-0164604/

Admins, sorry if this is a repeat information or not in the right place - I tried looking for it in the forum and couldn't find it, so I thought this info might be helpful to some.

Rooted and can't update..

Hello,

I rooted and unlocked my HTC Desire 510 (Cricket) ages ago and I have an update for security patches which I cannot run because my phone just keeps rebooting into TWRP recovery and therefore does not install the latest update. I heard you have to flash the phone back to stock ROM but I'm not sure how to go about doing that. I am willing to restore my phone back to 100% stock if anyone knows how I can do that.

Thank you.

What is the best Ad Block for Rooted Pure?

I've been trying to find an Adblock for my Moto X Pure that blocks internet and youtube ad. What is the best one? I searched and it said Adaway was the best, but youtube still comes up with ads

Can't load my rooted htc one m8 after OTA update

I had rooted htc one m8 with twrp. To be able to install OTA update I have flashed 4.20.531.4. It successfully loaded so I started update. However after reboot it did not go further than htc one sign on white screen. After that I tried following actions without any progress: flash twrp back, delete supersu, factory reset from both stock image and twrp, install previous builds. I can get to bootloader, but my pc does not see it throw windows explorer nor from htc sync manger. I'm stock and don't know what else can I do. Did I actually bricked my phone?

Does hard factory reset on rooted OF3 lose root?

Does it?

issues with this HTC Desire since I rooted it. Could use any help!

Hello, my name is Rob and I'm new to XDA but I've used your forums before to help me root my Coolpad and this new phone (kudos)

So I bought this phone a little over a month ago and I've been super severely disappointed in it.

I'll just start off quickly by telling you a little behind my purchase...
I needed to upgrade from the Coolpad 3G that I had been using for months with Sprint's pre-paid and I was planning on getting a Samsung Galaxy.

Well they had to run my credit and I couldn't put down the 0+ deposit they wanted for the S5. So the guy brought up this HTC Desire that was on sale for .99 or whatever, without and research or anything I went ahead and bought it because I desperately needed a new phone with 4G capability for my new job... the sales guy sold me on it having 8 GB internal storage (Which was a huge lie... thanks, man), 1 GB of RAM, a solid quadcore processor and a decent camera.

I immediately got home and realized that there was only barely 1 Gigabyte of free storage and I about threw a fit but I knew I needed the phone so I kept it and I took the next step, (Rooting it so I could install and run link2SD)

So I went through the long, tedious process of rooting my phone and putting TWRP, superuser, etc. on it and got my link2SD going.

The day after I finished rooting my phone these errors started popping up and telling me that I had an update I needed to install and download:

(I guess I can't post the pictures I want to post on here until I make 10 posts? so I uploaded screencaps all to this directory)
http :// skakills.com /HTC/

It made it so I can't even use my Gmail or my hangouts app on the phone (Gmail being the most important) this is seriously distressing.

also , this update pops up every few hours and I have tried to install it but it just bounces me back to the recovery TWRP screen and I can't seem to figure it out.

I work a double shift at work every day, I play in 2 bands and I've scoured the internet, forums and lost tons of sleep over this, I just want to be able to use this phone for a few more months without these issues, if anyone has any kind of idea what I can do to fix the errors and get my updates installed or if there is a better option (I'm okay with wiping / resetting since my apps and pictures are all backed up) let me know ASAP, please and thank you very much!

-Rob

best way to update rooted N6 ?

My N6 is rooted, SuperSU and TWRP. On build LYZ28J and want to update to LYZ28K.

It seems I have 3 ways to do this:

1. Use settings in SuperSU to fully unroot, AND flash the LYZ28J recovery.img to replace TWRP. Then I can take the OTA. After that I can rerun the Chainfire Autoroot script and flash TWRP. So i'm updated with no data loss.

2. Flash the factory image. No need to unroot or remove TWRP, but all data is lost. And I still need to reroot and reflash TWRP. Correct ?

3. sideload the ota zip. Just run adb sideload <ota.zip> . No need to unroot . My problem here is that the only place I found with the ota zip is on Droid Life, not a google url. I like Droid Life, read it all the time, but still... Does anyone have a google url link to the OTA ?

Is there another method?

How are others upgrading? Is #3 as easy as I described ?

sean

Rooted Z2, Unable to mount /system RW

I have a weird problem that I can't figure out....

I installed the rooted 5.1.1 from this thread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/xper...1219?nocache=1, to a rooted Z2.

Root checker shows as rooted...SuperSU and Busybox up to date, can get to # in terminal emulator. I have tried ES File Explorer, Root Explorer and Terminal emulator, and all fail. The only error message I get is from Terminal emulator which is mount: Operation not permitted.

Any ideas what might be wrong?

Thanks!

Apps backup for non rooted phones

Hello,

I was wondering if some of you has succeeded to backup a phone with also the apps without being rooted.

There is a way thought ADB, is it something we can trust ? (adb backup -apk -shared -all -f D:/backup.ab)

Could there be some issues with the fact we have a lollipop OS ?

Thanks.

FIX for S-ON devices: Bootloop after OTA update when unlocked and rooted

Hi, I found a way to fix this bootloop which happens after you flash the latest ota update if you have unlocked and rooted your stock rom.
I own a HTC E8 China Unicom [M8Sw - dual sim], I don't know if it will work on other variants.

Requirements:
-some expertise with adb/flashing/twrp recovery management will be needed.
-stock firmware.zip, inside the OTA zip file, where you will find you stock recovery,boot image, etc
-Stock ROM, rooted with no modified existing system files
-TWRP Recovery the kernels from @Captain_Throwback works fine. http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-...overy-t3060188
-untouched Stock Kernel Modules (IMPORTANT)
-SchKernel Extra 3.3, to gain write permission to /system http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-...a-3-3-t3200090
-Battery +80 charge recommended...the process gonna demand a lot of power.
-Patience... loads of it.... :p

Before we begin, I want to make it clear that I am not responsible if you brick or damage you phone!!

It is the SU binary/files which are preventing the phone from updating correctly.
to be able to update... you need to unroot the phone before. Well, this was previously not possible due to system write protection.

But now we have a custom recovery mod which enables us to write to the system partition and thus can fully unroot with SuperSU apk itself.

Before you flash anything, be sure to have a working twrp full backup of you phone! In case anything goes wrong.


STEPS:

1. Copy the kernel 'modules' folder [found in system/lib/ in your phone] to another location ( for e.g. to your internal phone memory), you're gonna need it later.

2. Flash the twrp recovery if you haven't already and boot into TWRP recovery.

3. flash SchKernel Extra 3.3 kernel mod. It will launch the aroma installer. There will be options as overclocking/underclocking etc..
I left everything on STOCK option, disabled Swipe2sleep, unselected the everything in the optional addition page. Then went to install it.

4. Reboot, and open SuperSU app, go into setting, tap the FULL UNROOT option, this might take a while. The first time, when to unrooting notice shows and it seems that the app is not doing anything, you might be required to exit the app by pressing home button and swipe in recent list to close. Then open the app again a redo FULL UNROOT. If you exit the app and when re-opening the "unrooting notice" is still there, then it means it is working. This might take a bit of trial and error.

5. Ultimately, SuperSU app will close. Then you will need to reboot. You will see that SuperSU is gone and that you have no root access.
Ensure that all SU related files are gone in /system/xbin (daemonsu, su, supolicy). If not then something is wrong and I cannot say if the following steps will work.

6. Now, turn it off again to go to fastboot connect to PC and flash the stock boot.img via adb to restore the stock kernel.

8. There, mount /system partition and got to advance , root explorer/file manager.. (I forgot the name)

9. Now browse to /system/lib/ and delete the 'modules folder'. This is because the SchKernel Extra 3.3 kernel mod flashed previously will modify your kernel modules and when you will try to update the OTA, the stock recovery will report that xxxxx.ko has be modified and it will fail the update process.

10. Remember the previous 'modules' folder you copied previously, now move it to /system/lib/HERE , to replace the deleted folder. Don't try to overwrite the folder, it won't be possible. It said operation failed for me.

I also set the permission of the folder to 775.. which is think is unecessary.
Can someone please confirm that? :D

11. Reboot into fastboot mode, connect to PC (if not already), flash stock recovery.

12. Now, your good to flash the OTA updates. :good:

Donwload it if not already done.
If ever you have downloaded from PC and copied it to phone, and for whatever reason the phone is not detecting the zip file and asking for install.
Just move it to you exeternal SD card and rename it to "ptt.zip" , go into stock recovery and go down the list to "apply update from SD card"
and it should flash the zip file. When done, select the reboot option and it will say reboot to flash firmware.zip and the will boot. :fingers-crossed:

When booting it will take some time, and then go to the "optimizing apps" screen. This might take a lot of time if you have a lot of apps installed. The phone might get really hot during this process.

When the OS finally boot completely there will be an "HTC" screen and an exclamatin mark in the notification bar. >> NO WORRIES, it is the just the update working. It will go away when the update is fully processed.

I haven't tried rooting the device again as I'm still downloading other OTA updates while I'm writing this thread. But I think you should be able to root with twrp the usual way.

Hope I helped you. Don't forget to hit thanks ;)

Any suggestion and help would be much appreciated to simplify this tutorial and make it easier for the general users to understand. :good: :)

Rooted Fire TV Won't Connect To Amazon

I updated my Fire TV to the latest rbox prerooted ROM after being on an older version & now none of my menus will load & amazon content is unavailable. Everything else works. Any ideas?

Rooted on 5.02 but how to upgrade to 5.1?

Do I do ota or flash via odin and re-root again?

Solution for 18 mb update problem (rooted users)

Sent from my Micromax AQ4501 using XDA Free mobile

Non rooted multiple window app?

Are there any apps that allow all apps to be used in split screen? Unfortunately I'm unable to root (Verizon) and I want to you different apps in split view

Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Rooted Galaxy Core Prime SM-G360T1 wont boot after Metro PCS logo

So after i rooted my phone everything was working fine but then a message saying "unauthorized changes have been made to phone restart to undo changes" i accidentally clicked restart and once the phone got to the metro screen it froze there.
I've tried using the recovery.tar on Odin but nothing changes i even factory restored/wiped cache multiple times so can anyone help me out/tell me what i'm doing wrong?

Security concerns with used and rooted M9?

Hi,
My provider gave me the option to buy a slightly used M9 that a customer had returned in the first few days of their contract apparently. I liked the idea of saving money so I bought it. I have found though that the previous owner had rooted the phone and at least added TWRP recovery to it and SuperSU. From everything I can tell the phone is still running an official HTC rom . My question is whether there is any chance the previous owner left something nasty behind. Any advice about how to check for this or am I just too paranoid? Assuming I can get a stock HTC rom is the a process by which I can completely wipe all memory in the phone and fully restore it to stock, or at least to a point where I'm confident that everything on it is from me and only me?

Thanks

Android Pay on a Rooted G3

Can't believe there aren't 10 threads about this for the G3 already. I've learned what everyone has who's rooted and trying to install Android Pay. No deal. And this really sucks, because I was looking forward to this.

I tried to install it from Google Play, but there's no install button. It says device is not compatible. So, I followed advice I've found on line. Installed Root cloak, cloaked Busybox and Wallet, and I disabled Superuser. Still no install button.

Next, I downloaded the latest Google Play Services and Android Pay APK's and installed them. Now when I try to open Android Pay, I get the error, "Android Pay is not Available". I'm not running xposed, BTW. I have an ls990 on Candy5.

I expected to run into problems loading my cards that are already saved on Wallet or when I go to use it, but I didn't count on not being able to install and open it. Has anyone with a rooted G3 been able to? If so, how?