Recent content by Stryker-x10101

Lynnpudas- go to Google play search and type in "Uninstall". Select the app called "Uninstall (ROOT)" with a red icon. You can Uninstall anything with that, including AT&T navigation, and all the crap apps, and bloatware that comes with the phone. Posted via Android Central App

Try to remember what apps you installed around that time and Uninstall them. I had that problem once, it turned out to be an Xposed module called "flying android" that wouldn't let me make phone calls, which is completely unrelated to making phone calls. Posted via Android Central App

Try flashing it with a different system.img file. Posted via Android Central App

Did it work? Posted via Android Central App

Also if you want, you can download the "Xposed installer" with the "Xblast module" to remove AT&T from the Statusbar and anywhere else for that matter. Posted via Android Central App

No. You don't have to install Kitkat to root your phone. On a Windows computer, go to www.kingoapp.com. On the top right click on devices, find your phone, click on it, then continue to file, disregard the pop-up, download the file. Install. On your phone, go to settings, general, about device...

Download the "Xposed installer" from Google Play. Open it up, then download the "Wanam Xposed" module under "Downloads" inside the app . Under "Modules" make sure the box is checkmarked on the right side. Reboot. Open Wanam, select "System" then scroll down to the bottom and you'll find the...

Seems like you have a re-direction virus on your computer. Go to the "Windows" folder then select the "System32" and scan it with whatever Antivirus software you use. Do a system scan after that. Also check your browser add-ons. If you see anything weird for the file name, like for example...

That's BS... This is how it's done: Return to stock (MJ5) ! WORKS ! - (ATT) Galaxy Note 3 Development - RootzWiki

That is one badass method, I had to do it a few months back.

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For those of you who are rooted. Download "Root Explorer" off the internet somewhere. Go to the parent folder (all the way back before exiting) then select "etc". Switch mount R/W to R/O. Go to the "hosts" file. Select "Text Editor". Edit the file so it looks exactly like this: 127.0.0.1...