Easy Root (Windows only)

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

Easyroot + S-Off - xda-developers

Haven't found anyone who has taken the plunge just yet, but throwing it out there. Use this thread to discuss issues and ask questions

And for God's sake if you've tried it, report in!

 

[bthomp21]

awesome, the day after i did it manually. lol. someone should try this out now!

 

[thaphoenix2]

tried it. works awesome. no issues at all for me.

 

[bthomp21]

How long did it take?

 

[Tech Addiction]

Anything to look out for?

 

[VideoEngineerAJS]

I wonder if they'll work on one that can work without downgrading the firmware.

 

[ray7713#AC]

I'm new to the Android world. I'm used to the blackberry way of doing things. So my question is how and where do I get the older software needed to run the root program? Thanks in advance

 

[PhxBlue]

Subscribing for nuked device problems b4 taking the plunge.

 

[mlm5em]

Hey,

Also new to Android from BlackBerry. What are the risks of rooting (and potentially bricking) an Android phone? Can you go back if you brick it?

 

[SonOfUncleSam]

Also new to Android from Blackberry...

Do I want the package that has adb? Or the one that doesn't have adb?

 

[quanb24]

imma try this when i get off from work

 

[AndroidBoi]

If you "brick" your phone...there is no going back its permenantly fried.

 

[bthomp21]

Not necessarily

 

[racinwarrior]

androids are extremely hard to brick

 

[azdmelani]

when will they come out with a mac easy root?

 

[bthomp21]

when will they come out with a mac easy root?

when you have 2 buttons, haha jk

probably soon.

 

[ajodom10]

Also new to Android from Blackberry...

Do I want the package that has adb? Or the one that doesn't have adb?

if you want the easy way, use the "no adb"

 

[SUB-dawg]

Dang it, windows only . Macs FTW

 

[SonOfUncleSam]

if you want the easy way, use the "no adb"

Okay thank you!

 

[alfieferenzo84]

what is the diff from no abd and with abd