[Q] adb drivers - 7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi guy's I'm attempting to modify my 1st gen kindle fire using kinfauns guide and the kfu utility but I'm running into problems with the adb drivers .what's happening is they seem to install fine but when starting kfu it states offline so checking device manager it says I have a Samsung phone connected not an android could anyone help out with this issue .
Thanks

I'm sorry to tell you that you are at the wrong place. This is the forum for 2nd gen devices
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android 4.1 kindle fire 2

hello,
is it possible to install android 4.1 on a kindle fire 2.
i tried the kfu utility, it says ADBnline, but boot status keeps unknown.
so i am not able to root it.
greetings,
evert-jan
There hasn't been a kindle fire utility made especially for the new kindle fire so that explains why you might be running into errors. Try using it again. Do you have the newest version.
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Yes i tried the latest version. No luck
Take care!
I may take your Kindle Fire 2 into brick!
Kindle Fire 2nd gen is so different from 1st gen!
keukene said:
hello,
is it possible to install android 4.1 on a kindle fire 2.
i tried the kfu utility, it says ADBnline, but boot status keeps unknown.
so i am not able to root it.
greetings,
evert-jan
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Root Kindle Fire 2 (10.2.1)
Hi, I/m looking forward to hear when and how we can root the Kindle Fire 2 with SW 10.2.1....
Up till now the Kindle Fire Utility was not able to connect...
deschepperm said:
Hi, I/m looking forward to hear when and how we can root the Kindle Fire 2 with SW 10.2.1....
Up till now the Kindle Fire Utility was not able to connect...
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As the post said before DO NOT USE KINDLE FIRE UTILITY FOR KF2. IT WILL BRICK YOUR DEVICE!!!!! You're lucky you didn't have the right drivers as they are different from the ones in the KFU, or you would have definitely bricked your device.
You can root the KF2, Its been possible since a week after it came out-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
Do we have a wiki for the fire HD/fire2 yet? Just curious because I have had some free time lately.
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Onemeila,
So it is possible to root th KF2 with this tool/method? Is there also already an custom androd image for the KF2. I want to haven Google Play or Android 4.1 on it
Gr,
Evert
onemeila said:
As the post said before DO NOT USE KINDLE FIRE UTILITY FOR KF2. IT WILL BRICK YOUR DEVICE!!!!! You're lucky you didn't have the right drivers as they are different from the ones in the KFU, or you would have definitely bricked your device.
You can root the KF2, Its been possible since a week after it came out-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
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Did you ever care to look trough the current forum posts? You are asking questions discussed here for hundreds times. Please, make a small effort to educate yourself before asking anything.
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Hi Timurg,
Sorry, but i did look at the forums. The only thing i found was the KFU (for the kindle fire 1st gen) and a rooting tool for the Kindle Fire HD.
So i understand that the rooting tool for the Kindle HD is also usable for the Kinle 2nd gen?
Greeting,
Evert-Jan
timurg said:
Did you ever care to look trough the current forum posts? You are asking questions discussed here for hundreds times. Please, make a small effort to educate yourself before asking anything.
Sent from my KFHD rooted
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keukene said:
Onemeila,
So it is possible to root th KF2 with this tool/method? Is there also already an custom androd image for the KF2. I want to haven Google Play or Android 4.1 on it
Gr,
Evert
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Yes the root tool does work for KF2, most things that have worked for the HD will work for KF2. That said not everything that works for the HD will work for the KF2 as they do have slightly different software.
Not to be a **** but, the posts above are right everything you have asked about is in these forums, you just have to dig a little deeper.
This thread will help you with the Play store-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893410
As for running custom roms, no, its close but not yet. The closest thing to android feel you're gonna get is using an alternate launcher-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1915493
Onemeila,
Thank you for the answers. Sorry if i asked something where already was an anwer for ... I will digg into the links.
Greetings,
Evert-Jan
onemeila said:
Yes the root tool does work for KF2, most things that have worked for the HD will work for KF2. That said not everything that works for the HD will work for the KF2 as they do have slightly different software.
Not to be a **** but, the posts above are right everything you have asked about is in these forums, you just have to dig a little deeper.
This thread will help you with the Play store-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893410
As for running custom roms, no, its close but not yet. The closest thing to android feel you're gonna get is using an alternate launcher-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1915493
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[q] how to flash stock files to kfhd 2013 model through fastboot?

Hi guys
I have these stock kindle sytstem files provided in this thread; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2650596&page=2
I have a Kindle Fire HD 7 2013 model and a factory cable. Im on the brink of giving up hope.. I have bricked my device and need to restore it using these files. I can get my device into fastboot mode. Can some one please please provide a step-by-step detailed easy guide on how this fix this. I would highly appreciate it if someone could help... '
Please Guys!
Dave..:crying:
Ah didn't see you created your own thread for this, check back in the original thread, I posted instructions.
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Unbrick moto X, help

Hi guys, im chilean, and my moto X is in hardbrick, you are my salvation.
I follow the thread "Resurrecting a bricked moto x" and when the process finish, the CMD window say "DONE!" but my phone dont open fastboot, not even reboot!
PLEASE ! HELP ME, sorry, i know, my english sucks ! but i tried haha !
PS: I CHARGE MY PHONE WITH THE FACTORY CABLE, OFCOURSE
Why don't you post in that thread instead of creating a new fresh one without any information about the process?
I think your chances of success are higher using the other thread...
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kindle fire hd7 4th please help so confused

I have kindle fire hd7 4TH GEN with google play store unrooted. ive bricked it twice but recovered with a linux usb. It currentlyvhas 5.3.1.0 .
i want to root it but find the guides so confusing can anyone help simplify or point me in the right direction.
Thanks
I agree. I have a 4th generation as well. I've been rooting devices for years but I can't seem to track down anything for the 4th edition. Any help would be appreciated.
baldrat61 said:
I have kindle fire hd7 4TH GEN with google play store unrooted. ive bricked it twice but recovered with a linux usb. It currentlyvhas 5.3.1.0 .
i want to root it but find the guides so confusing can anyone help simplify or point me in the right direction.
Thanks
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this isn't the 4th gen forum
see
Fire Index: Which Amazon (Kindle) Fire Do I have?
for correct forum link
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Kindle Fire HD7 9th gen 2019

Hello, I have recently had an update on my kindle fire 7 9th gen which is version 7.3.1.5 and I am wondering if theres any way to root it or possibly downgrade it because for some odd reason when I reboot to recovery and reboot to bootloader it puts me in fastboot mode but I have never done any type of modifications before. Just wanna know if its possible to downgrade or root this current version. Thanks
CoolDude4571 said:
Hello, I have recently had an update on my kindle fire 7 9th gen which is version 7.3.1.5 and I am wondering if theres any way to root it or possibly downgrade it because for some odd reason when I reboot to recovery and reboot to bootloader it puts me in fastboot mode but I have never done any type of modifications before. Just wanna know if its possible to downgrade or root this current version. Thanks
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Why was this reported I just want to know
Can I possibly get an answer for my question please?
CoolDude4571 said:
Can I possibly get an answer for my question please?
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Most Fire root and bootloader unlock threads use the device codename as a reference.
Quick way to find codename
Install DevCheck
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.devcheck
or
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/flar2/devcheck-system-info/
Open app, tap System tab
Look for codename like Thor, Ford, Saturn...
Then search for that codename on xda or Google
or if you haven't installed google play store.
Get Droid Info app from the Amazon Appstore.
https://a.co/d/8NPjXzX
look @ General info/ Board
also the Model # will give the first 2 letters of the codename
for example the 5th gen Fire is KFFOWI
KFxxxx: Kindle Fire
xxFOxx: Ford (codename)
xxxxWI: WiFi only
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CoolDude4571 said:
Can I possibly get an answer for my question please?
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Hello CoolDude4571: not sure why you were reported it may have been a mistake. I'm in the same boat as you are my fire 7 9th gen did an automatic update to I think 7.3.2.2? Not sure if that's accurate I don't have to tablet with me at the moment. But with the little bit of research I've done I can't find a root method for the current OS hopefully one of our big brothers or sisters will help. PS do more research get very familiar with navigating xda there is a vast plethora of knowledge here you just gotta learn how to search. Best of luck with the issue at hand

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