[Q] Root Fire 7HD, 3rd generation running 4.5.3 - 7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Cannot seem to find any data on actually rooting this kindle..is it possible or not ?
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welshee said:
Cannot seem to find any data on actually rooting this kindle..is it possible or not ?
Cheers
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It's actually possible with the use of King Root!

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[Q] Downgrade to 4.4 from 4.4.2

I have a Moto X on Verizon currently running 4.4.2. Can I go back to a stock ROM so that I can root my device and load up a custom ROM?
Any and all help is much appreciated!
dvance11 said:
I have a Moto X on Verizon currently running 4.4.2. Can I go back to a stock ROM so that I can root my device and load up a custom ROM?
Any and all help is much appreciated!
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DO NOT DO IT! Just search this forum, downgrading causes bricks, and most likely you will end up with a phone that doesn't work at all.
AGISCI said:
DO NOT DO IT! Just search this forum, downgrading causes bricks, and most likely you will end up with a phone that doesn't work at all.
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Ok thanks for the info! I hope a root is found soon!
dvance11 said:
Ok thanks for the info! I hope a root is found soon!
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A temp root is available now. It is somewhat limited, but still useful. See towelpieroot in the themes and apps subforum.
No custom rom ability, but can run most root apps.
samwathegreat said:
A temp root is available now. It is somewhat limited, but still useful. See towelpieroot in the themes and apps subforum.
No custom rom ability, but can run most root apps.
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Awesome, I'll check that out. I appreciate it.

I need so much help rooting my Amazon fire Tablet Gen 5 Fire OS 5.3.2.1 .

I am including a video showing what is going on on my side of the screen. I am very confused. Please help me .
Davey126 said:
FireOS 5.3.2.1 and above can not be rooted at present. Nor can it be downgraded; attempts to do so will brick the device.
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Does anyone know a good custom overclock kernel I can put in ?
Rbohannon89 said:
Does anyone know a good custom overclock kernel I can put in ?
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You can't; bootloader (thus kernel) remain locked.

Root V8.4 ?

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Same question, is it possible?
Foxleone said:
Same question, is it possible?
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no. is not.
Pls how can i root tecno W3
Sent from my TECNO-W3 using Tapatalk
mrmazak said:
no. is not.
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Hey mrmazak,
Thanks for your development and the support of this community with Dirtycow.
To clarify, are you seeing any exploits that could be leveraged in order to root and it will take more time for development, or is it just out of the question?
Thanks,
kvn101
kvn101 said:
Hey mrmazak,
Thanks for your development and the support of this community with Dirtycow.
To clarify, are you seeing any exploits that could be leveraged in order to root and it will take more time for development, or is it just out of the question?
Thanks,
kvn101
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there is nothing that i know about, but that does not mean that it is impossible,. Just unknown.
mrmazak said:
no. is not.
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hey mrmazak,
pls tell me that is it possible to root amazon blu r1hd (custom build version-BLU_r0010uu_v8.4). ?
via SPFT its showing error 2004..pls help !
i09o9 said:
hey mrmazak,
pls tell me that is it possible to root amazon blu r1hd (custom build version-BLU_r0010uu_v8.4). ?
via SPFT its showing error 2004..pls help !
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Blu has changed preloader since v6.6. no access to preloader from sptf, so no flashing, no root
Thanks mrmazak,
Anytime sooner will there be root ?
No, there will not be root. The security holes have been plugged. The tools used to modify the phones have been blocked.
If you installed a recent over-the-air update, you are out of luck - no recovery, no flashing, no rooting. Period. End of story. Done.
Never accept an over-the-air update for a phone that you want to root or modify.
yaconsult said:
No, there will not be root. The security holes have been plugged. The tools used to modify the phones have been blocked.
If you installed a recent over-the-air update, you are out of luck - no recovery, no flashing, no rooting. Period. End of story. Done.
Never accept an over-the-air update for a phone that you want to root or modify.
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Wow **** blu.
Guess I'll just return it, you know, cause **** sales too!
Sorry, I am new to rooting with many of my phones and I am getting very frustrated at how many developers patch the root. I used to think Android was friendlier for root than iOS is for jailbreaking, don't think so anymore.
Is there a root friendly list of phones new you have on this forum up-to-date?
Sort of hard to buy a phone requesting from the seller to have the "right version" on it. Ex.) blu phone prior to v6.6.
Thanks.
ty345 ey5w5 said:
Wow **** blu.
Guess I'll just return it, you know, cause **** sales too!
Sorry, I am new to rooting with many of my phones and I am getting very frustrated at how many developers patch the root. I used to think Android was friendlier for root than iOS is for jailbreaking, don't think so anymore.
Is there a root friendly list of phones new you have on this forum up-to-date?
Sort of hard to buy a phone requesting from the seller to have the "right version" on it. Ex.) blu phone prior to v6.6.
Thanks.
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OnePlus actually encourage rooting in some extend.
Foxleone said:
Same question, is it possible?
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it is possible to root V8.4 if you're already using a custom recovery with dirty cows v11
Trailblaza said:
it is possible to root V8.4 if you're already using a custom recovery with dirty cows v11
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If you have custom recovery , then yes. The dirty cow part is only needed to allow bootloader unlock. So once it's unlocked and you have recovery , should be no problem to root
Trash talk lol, nothing is impossible just that you can't do it simple!.

Fire HD 8 downgrade from 5.6.0.0 to 5.4.0.0

Hello,
Is it possible to downgrade the FIRE HD 8 (2016) from version 5.6.0.0 to version 5.4.0.0?
Thank you in advance
sarrazinX said:
Hello,
Is it possible to downgrade the FIRE HD 8 (2016) from version 5.6.0.0 to version 5.4.0.0?
Thank you in advance
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Very unlikely
Trying will most certainly brick the device
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
sd_shadow said:
Very unlikely
Trying will most certainly brick the device
Sent from my PH-1 using Tapatalk
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Thank you for your answer. Too bad, I hope that someone competent will find a way to root this version, if not at least a way to uninstall Fire launcher and other system applications.
sarrazinX said:
Thank you for your answer. Too bad, I hope that someone competent will find a way to root this version, if not at least a way to uninstall Fire launcher and other system applications.
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- root is very unlikely
- but there's still a lot you can do: https://forum.xda-developers.com/am...-to-make-50-amazon-fire-tablet-stock-t3710158
Davey126 said:
- root is very unlikely
- but there's still a lot you can do: https://forum.xda-developers.com/am...-to-make-50-amazon-fire-tablet-stock-t3710158
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Thank you ?. I have already made these changes. I would have liked to free some memory by uninstalling some applications. We'll see.
Have a good day
sarrazinX said:
Hello,
Is it possible to downgrade the FIRE HD 8 (2016) from version 5.6.0.0 to version 5.4.0.0?
Thank you in advance
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I tried to downgrade my new HD8 (2017) from 5.4.0.1 to 5.4.0.0 via adb sideload, but got a hardbrick :crying:
mattyhb said:
I tried to downgrade my new HD8 (2017) from 5.4.0.1 to 5.4.0.0 via adb sideload, but got a hardbrick :crying:
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It will have to be sent back to Amazon.
Help! When installing the APK, INSTALL button is greyed out... scrolling to bottom does not help. Its on rom 5.6
APK install button grayed out
Carmageddon1984 said:
Help! When installing the APK, INSTALL button is greyed out... scrolling to bottom does not help. Its on rom 5.6
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Hi! On another thread, I think, I found that if you turn the screen off, wait about 5 to 10 seconds, then turn it on again (by touching the on/off button at the top), the install button goes orange and you can install. You have to do this process for each separate APK - hope it works for you, too! (I'm on 5.6, too)
sarrazinX said:
It will have to be sent back to Amazon.
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Yep, hard brick sideloading 5.4.0.0 here, too :crying:

noobie and old but need help can i root version 5.3.6.4

already installed play store and ad block but would like to make this thing a real android device any help would be appreciated. thanks in advance
shovelbucket said:
already installed play store and ad block but would like to make this thing a real android device any help would be appreciated. thanks in advance
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Fire Os 5.3.2.1 and up= NO ROOT/ NO CUSTOM ROMS
Thank you for answer my ? But
Can downgrade to any version so it can be rooted?
shovelbucket said:
Can downgrade to any version so it can be rooted?
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No - device will brick with no possibility for recovery if downgraded below 5.4 (not entirely accurate but good enough).
Is there any known successful downgrades from 5.3.6.4 -> 5.3.2.1? It's not within the 5.4.x code base. I'm in the same situation, trying to determine a way to get to 5.3.2.1 from 5.3.6.4
Thanks,
tkrn said:
Is there any known successful downgrades from 5.3.6.4 -> 5.3.2.1? It's not within the 5.4.x code base. I'm in the same situation, trying to determine a way to get to 5.3.2.1 from 5.3.6.4
Thanks,
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You can't; nor is there a reason to do so. If root is desired follow the guidance in this thread.

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