Desperately need help in rooting.

[Abhinav343]

Hey just wanted to let you guys know I have 10.or E smart phone based on Qualcomm SOC, I have unlocked its bootloader and I desperately need help in rooting it. None of the apps are working in my phone, even PC versions doesn't work in it. So please guys if anyone can help me it will be really appreciated.

Regards
Abhinav

 

[Mooncatt]

For starters, PC games will never work on Android. It's a different programming language and rooting wouldn't change that. If you are wanting to run PC games, that would require an emulator app. Depending on what you are trying to play, that may or may not be available or possible due to resource demands.

If you have a little/unknown device, a root exploit may not even be available. Key word: exploit. Rooting requires hacking into the OS in ways not intended by the manufacturers (and system updates often close these backdoors). There is no single universal rooting method, so you'll need to search for one using your specific model number. For example, I have an LG V20 for Verizon. The root method for my phone does not work on the newest update, and wouldn't likely work on the Sprint, AT&T, or unlocked version of the V20. These exploits are found and rooting methods developed by independent programmers. They tend to only bother with mainstream flagship devices. Unpopular and low end devices don't usually get their attention. Sometimes a bounty is issued to discover an exploit to encourage a developer to work on it.

These forums don't get very in depth with rooting. The XDA Developers website is where most of that action takes place. There may be a chance someone here can help you, but you'll need to create an account to reply and give us the exact make and model number of your phone. "10.or E" tells us nothing. The same goes for having a Qualcomm SOC. Using my phone as an example, it's an LG V20, model VS995. There's about 7 or 8 other model numbers for the V20 depending on which version it is, and it's that specific model number that you need to base your searching on.

 

[Abhinav343]

For starters, PC games will never work on Android. It's a different programming language and rooting wouldn't change that. If you are wanting to run PC games, that would require an emulator app. Depending on what you are trying to play, that may or may not be available or possible due to resource demands.

If you have a little/unknown device, a root exploit may not even be available. Key word: exploit. Rooting requires hacking into the OS in ways not intended by the manufacturers (and system updates often close these backdoors). There is no single universal rooting method, so you'll need to search for one using your specific model number. For example, I have an LG V20 for Verizon. The root method for my phone does not work on the newest update, and wouldn't likely work on the Sprint, AT&T, or unlocked version of the V20. These exploits are found and rooting methods developed by independent programmers. They tend to only bother with mainstream flagship devices. Unpopular and low end devices don't usually get their attention. Sometimes a bounty is issued to discover an exploit to encourage a developer to work on it.

These forums don't get very in depth with rooting. The XDA Developers website is where most of that action takes place. There may be a chance someone here can help you, but you'll need to create an account to reply and give us the exact make and model number of your phone. "10.or E" tells us nothing. The same goes for having a Qualcomm SOC. Using my phone as an example, it's an LG V20, model VS995. There's about 7 or 8 other model numbers for the V20 depending on which version it is, and it's that specific model number that you need to base your searching on.

Hey thanks for your reply. I'll check as you said and then let you know

 

[B. Diddy]

I moved this from the Android Central Apps forum (which is for feedback about the Android Central app or the AC Forums app) to the General Help forum for more appropriate traffic.

 

[Rukbat]

You might try Magisk - if it works on your phone, you get root. (It's a systemless root, so the same file works on all phones it works on, you don't have to wait for someone to find an exploit for your phone.) Since you have the bootloader unlocked, and that's the way Magisk is installed (using TWRP), it may work. (Install TWRP first - you'll have to see if there's a version for your phone. If there isn't, you may have to install Magisk the recovery "install from SD card" way. But it's a GitHub project, and the developer, Topjohnwu is available on XDA, so there's help available.)


Make sure you have everything backed up, and a copy of the stock ROM, just in case.

And, as Mooncatt said, to run a PC game (that's code for an x86 or x64 CPU), you need a PC emulator, and everything runs very slowly on any Android PC emulator (they're all built on QEMM - which crawls). Even a Windows phone, using an X86 CPU, doesn't run PC games or, at best, runs them so slowly you might as well not bother.

 

[Abhinav343]

You might try Magisk - if it works on your phone, you get root. (It's a systemless root, so the same file works on all phones it works on, you don't have to wait for someone to find an exploit for your phone.) Since you have the bootloader unlocked, and that's the way Magisk is installed (using TWRP), it may work. (Install TWRP first - you'll have to see if there's a version for your phone. If there isn't, you may have to install Magisk the recovery "install from SD card" way. But it's a GitHub project, and the developer, Topjohnwu is available on XDA, so there's help available.)


Make sure you have everything backed up, and a copy of the stock ROM, just in case.

And, as Mooncatt said, to run a PC game (that's code for an x86 or x64 CPU), you need a PC emulator, and everything runs very slowly on any Android PC emulator (they're all built on QEMM - which crawls). Even a Windows phone, using an X86 CPU, doesn't run PC games or, at best, runs them so slowly you might as well not bother.

Well thank you for your reply.
First I wanted to tell that I don't want to run PC game on Android.
And as my boot loader is unlocked and I have the twrp available for my device but as the is no root I'm not able to flash the recovery and when I use adb to do that it says "failed remote unknown command". So what I'm gonna do then