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One Click Root Achieved!

If you've been living under a rock, check this thread and root your phone!

cantsingh said:
If you've been living under a rock, check this thread and root your phone!
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Here it is in action working on my Verizon Galaxy S6 Edge.

thats superb

cantsingh said:
If you've been living under a rock, check this thread and root your phone!
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Just used it to root my S6 Edge, worked fine. I did go through the steps to install SuperSU instead of the one they initially supplied.. Got busybox upgraded to latest, titanium backup working, and so far everything looks good..

if i root my phone will i be able to take ota updates ?
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help please
i tried the root and now my phone is stuck on the red verizon boot screen
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ok nevermind i got a little scare there
i just went into boot loader and turned the phone off and turned it back on and its working fine now

Worked like a CHARM!

Nevermind

I have a huge problem with this rooting method. It's very anticlimactic! Could please add some flashing lights and warning alarms so we can all poop in our pampers?
Thank you.

How come this video makes it look so easy, but in the pingpong thread, they have you adb pushing and all that???

jlang11 said:
How come this video makes it look so easy, but in the pingpong thread, they have you adb pushing and all that???
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That's if you want to change SU. I installed the ping-pong .apk, installed su like it says, download loaded data then asked for root. It reboot on it's own the first time with no root. Tried again and it worked like a charm.

jlang11 said:
How come this video makes it look so easy, but in the pingpong thread, they have you adb pushing and all that???
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That is for SuperSU. In the new beta 5.1, SuperSu is in there.

So what does everyone plan to do with root aside from nuke apps? I'm hoping someone can do some fun things for the edge: does anyone know people working on it??
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First order of business for me was getting rid of the startup sound. I hate those darn things.

Has anyone installed TWRP? what's the best way to go about doing that? Trying to flash the no-deepsleep fix
TWRP manager lists sprint and generic versions of s6.

nvertigo said:
Has anyone installed TWRP? what's the best way to go about doing that? Trying to flash the no-deepsleep fix
TWRP manager lists sprint and generic versions of s6.
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Don't we have to have an unlocked bootloader for this??

nvertigo said:
Has anyone installed TWRP? what's the best way to go about doing that? Trying to flash the no-deepsleep fix
TWRP manager lists sprint and generic versions of s6.
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This will likely never happen. You need an unlocked bootloader for a custom recovery like TWRP. As far as I know, the last VZW Samsung devices with unlocked bootloaders were the GS3 and Note 2.
With that being said, utilities like safestrap allows users to run custom roms/etc on locked bootloaders provided there's root access. I'm sure something like this is already in the works.

JediMindTrixx said:
That is for SuperSU. In the new beta 5.1, SuperSu is in there.
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Ah gotcha. I did it yesterday right after you responded and worked like a charm. AWESOME!!

JediMindTrixx said:
That is for SuperSU. In the new beta 5.1, SuperSu is in there.
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So in the beta 5. 1, we don't need to push the super SU

brackett5 said:
So in the beta 5. 1, we don't need to push the super SU
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Correct!

Anyone else getting random reboots after rooting? Not a lot, but I'm getting at least one or two a day since using this root method.

Getting rid of Sprint/LG Bloatware

Does anyone have a list or a link to a list that we can refer to for removing/cleaning bloatware that comes with stock Sprint LG G4?
I've tried bloatware tool but that doesn't remove anything, it simply hides it so its not visible.
Thanks!

chirayu said:
Does anyone have a list or a link to a list that we can refer to for removing/cleaning bloatware that comes with stock Sprint LG G4?
I've tried bloatware tool but that doesn't remove anything, it simply hides it so its not visible.
Thanks!
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Seconded, we should have a community list of apps that are safe to remove from the Sprint version of the G4 without breaking anything vital, now that we have root. OP if you haven't, I'd suggest you go and root your sprint G4.

elsamuraiguapo said:
Seconded, we should have a community list of apps that are safe to remove from the Sprint version of the G4 without breaking anything vital, now that we have root. OP if you haven't, I'd suggest you go and root your sprint G4.
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It was rooted within 10 minutes of public release I am on the fence about debloating tool until someone compiles a proper list.

chirayu said:
It was rooted within 10 minutes of public release I am on the fence about debloating tool until someone compiles a proper list.
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Debloating tool is obsolete if you have root because you can directly freeze or even uninstall unwanted apps with root apps like Titanium Backup. There was a list floating around somewhere of apps to use the debloating tool on, but now that we have root I'd rather see someone compile a list of apps or apks safe to completely uninstall.

Running list of apps safe to remove.
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Debloating tool is obsolete if you have root because you can directly freeze or even uninstall unwanted apps with root apps like Titanium Backup. There was a list floating around somewhere of apps to use the debloating tool on, but now that we have root I'd rather see someone compile a list of apps or apks safe to completely uninstall.
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It isn't much yet since I'm trying to be safe about it, but I started a list here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...itial-list-removable-apps-using-root-t3168299
Testing LG apps with freezing and disabling intents so far has either broken something or caused a dramatic impact on battery life. But I have only just begun!

elsamuraiguapo said:
Debloating tool is obsolete if you have root because you can directly freeze or even uninstall unwanted apps with root apps like Titanium Backup. There was a list floating around somewhere of apps to use the debloating tool on, but now that we have root I'd rather see someone compile a list of apps or apks safe to completely uninstall.
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@elsamuraiguapo quick question. I have Titanium used it on my Nexus 5 and I suppose I got spoiled not having bloatware. I'm kind of fuzzy on the freeze option in Titanium since I've never needed it. What does it do? I know you can uninstall apps with it even though I never needed to.
Waiting till tomorrow to root this phone! I can't live without root!

MrBiggzz said:
@elsamuraiguapo quick question. I have Titanium used it on my Nexus 5 and I suppose I got spoiled not having bloatware. I'm kind of fuzzy on the freeze option in Titanium since I've never needed it. What does it do? I know you can uninstall apps with it even though I never needed to.
Waiting till tomorrow to root this phone! I can't live without root!
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I would personally hold off on rooting the device until we have a KDZ/TOT file to return to stock in case of a soft brick. I have personally bricked 2 devices now trying to freeze/uninstall via titanium backup.
Just a word of waring!
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Also this might be of some use - http://www.andromods.com/apps-mod/how-to-safely-disable-bloatware-lg-g4-no-root.html

elsamuraiguapo said:
Debloating tool is obsolete if you have root because you can directly freeze or even uninstall unwanted apps with root apps like Titanium Backup. There was a list floating around somewhere of apps to use the debloating tool on, but now that we have root I'd rather see someone compile a list of apps or apks safe to completely uninstall.
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I would personally hold off on rooting the device until we have a KDZ/TOT file to return to stock in case of a soft brick. I have personally bricked 2 devices now trying to freeze/uninstall via titanium backup.
Just a word of waring!
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Also this might be of some use - http://www.andromods.com/apps-mod/how-to-safely-disable-bloatware-lg-g4-no-root.html
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Is this post what your are talking about?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/guide-lg-g4-stock-firmware-to-stock-kdz-t3107848
I've been spoiled so far having a Nexus devices. Had Wug Fresh's Nexus Root Toolkit. Everything was a breeze. So if you'd be as so kind to tell me what KDZ/TOT is. I've see that acronym quite a bit the past couple of days.
Using Titanium I would more likely freeze rather than remove. I don't see how that could soft brick the phone. Mind you I'm no expert so try to understand my ignorance in the matter.
So is this just a matter of the phone being really new and if I just sit on it for a few more months rooting and recover may change?
I just saw that URL you left about the Debloater. I'll have to check that out.

MrBiggzz said:
Is this post what your are talking about?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/guide-lg-g4-stock-firmware-to-stock-kdz-t3107848
I've been spoiled so far having a Nexus devices. Had Wug Fresh's Nexus Root Toolkit. Everything was a breeze. So if you'd be as so kind to tell me what KDZ/TOT is. I've see that acronym quite a bit the past couple of days.
Using Titanium I would more likely freeze rather than remove. I don't see how that could soft brick the phone. Mind you I'm no expert so try to understand my ignorance in the matter.
So is this just a matter of the phone being really new and if I just sit on it for a few more months rooting and recover may change?
I just saw that URL you left about the Debloater. I'll have to check that out.
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Yes that's the post about KDZ, and Basically KDZ/TOT lets you re-flash your phone back to stock like you just bought the phone from the store.
And evening freezing them may cause an issue, not 100% sure haven't been able to play with it much lol. Because yes the phone is so new, not a lot of development going on.

[How to]VS980 Confirmed Root and Recovery Installation Method

Hey guys,
Recently, I have been trying to re-root my LG G2 VS980 that was returned to lollipop stock (LG Firmware). However, all the tools I knew that previously worked, (Ioroot, Towelroot, Stumproot, Kingoroot, etc..) did not work. After months of testing, I finally found one app that currently works called KingRoot.
As far as I know, it is the only root method that acutally still works after LG patched most of the exploits so I thought I would share the info with you guys in case some of you are still interested in rooting your G2.
Instructions:
1. Install Kingroot: http://kingroot.net/ (the APK doesn't work for the G2)
2. Go to settings in your phone and click the build number 7-10 times to enable Developer Options
3. Go to Developer Options and enable USB Debugging
4. plug the phone into your computer and launch the program. Make sure you see the USB Debugging card that will pop up on your phone.
Launch the program and allow the program to root your phone.
Sidenote: The only downside to the app is it is all in Korean but it is very easy to tell what it is asking due to excellent pictures
After you receive root, download the app RootChecker just to make sure.
To Install TWRP:
1. Instructions: Go to Play Store and type in the search window, "AUTOREC".
2. Select the correct variant: ex. VS980=Verizon etc...
3. Install the app.
4. Watch TWRP Install on your phone.
5. Reward yourself on your hard work with a pat on the back.
So that's it; A fast easy, and trouble free method on getting root and installing TWRP

Thanks for this. I recently acquired a G2, and will be trying this out tonight.

tribalartgod said:
Thanks for this. I recently acquired a G2, and will be trying this out tonight.
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No problem. Have fun with your custom ROM of choice.

Can you share the setup files? I also need to re-root my Verizon phone. The kingroot ownload links looks dead
i downlaoded it from here. I have usb dev enabled. now what? http://kingroot-pc.en.uptodown.com/download
Stuck on that step. I know its telling me to enable USB debuggin which I have, it doens' do anythong when I click Go in Korean

I managed to enable debugging mode which was by setting the 'USB Type" on the phone to "Internet -> Ethernet"
But Kingroot isn't managing to root the phone. It goes 100 percent and nothing.
Ioroot managed to get the phone into the reboot phase but the phone no longer processed the splash screen of the recover/bootloader. The splash screen which has the android mascot on its back with abdomen open.
"LG G2 One lick Tool" makes the phone go to "download mode" but its stuck at 0 percent. I disconnect and replug in hope of kickstarting it, doesn't work.
What can I do now?

y300owner said:
I managed to enable debugging mode which was by setting the 'USB Type" on the phone to "Internet -> Ethernet"
But Kingroot isn't managing to root the phone. It goes 100 percent and nothing.
Ioroot managed to get the phone into the reboot phase but the phone no longer processed the splash screen of the recover/bootloader. The splash screen which has the android mascot on its back with abdomen open.
"LG G2 One lick Tool" makes the phone go to "download mode" but its stuck at 0 percent. I disconnect and replug in hope of kickstarting it, doesn't work.
What can I do now?
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Where you able to get it to work? I am running into the same problems.
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y300owner said:
Can you share the setup files? I also need to re-root my Verizon phone. The kingroot ownload links looks dead
i downlaoded it from here. I have usb dev enabled. now what? http://kingroot-pc.en.uptodown.com/download
Stuck on that step. I know its telling me to enable USB debuggin which I have, it doens' do anythong when I click Go in Korean
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Hmm... Sorry for the late response. Try this link and see if it works: http://www.kingroot.org/

mach01 said:
Hmm... Sorry for the late response. Try this link and see if it works: http://www.kingroot.org/
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Thanks I tried almost almost everything.
Stumbled upon Stump root last night and it brute forced it way in.
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Where you able to get it to work? I am running into the same problems.
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What problem? Check one of the thread I started. Posted everything on it.

y300owner said:
Thanks I tried almost almost everything.
Stumbled upon Stump root last night and it brute forced it way in.
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What problem? Check one of the thread I started. Posted everything on it.
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You on 39aa or just 39a?

Lawlrus said:
You on 39aa or just 39a?
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No idea. I was on a downgraded stock ROM, VS980_27A or was it VS980_24A. Can't remember; 4.4.2
Whatever it was, none of the popular rooting method was working. They were managing to do 'semi root' as in root message was displayed in "hard reset mode" and in 'download mode' but there was no root when the OS fully booted. The 'stock recovery' was also corrupted as in it showed a dead android with red exclamation mark. From the searching I did, people were saying there was no recovery installed so I needed one but I could not install. No stock recovery means no 'adb'.
Stump root gave 'complete' root. I hope you understand what I'm trying to say.

Will this work if I am on the 39aa update from Verizon? I am skeptical about this because this is my only phone and don't need to mess it up.

UserofAndroid1813 said:
Will this work if I am on the 39aa update from Verizon? I am skeptical about this because this is my only phone and don't need to mess it up.
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I don't think I've seen a way to root 39aa as of yet. One of our developers was asking about it as well, if you do find a way, please @ me so I can hook him up
I'm still looking around for a way.

Lawlrus said:
I don't think I've seen a way to root 39aa as of yet. One of our developers was asking about it as well, if you do find a way, please @ me so I can hook him up
I'm still looking around for a way.
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I tried and failed at it. I am downgrading to VS98039A_05 and going from there. it seems VS9803AA was meant to patch root and also SF security patches.

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Thanks for this. For people who don't want to mess with Korean, or if Kingroot doesn't work, LG One Click Root still works on VS9803AA, although you may have to run it 3 or 4 times. Here's the original post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/guide-root-lg-firmwares-kitkat-lollipop-t3056951
And here's a good guide: http://webtrickz.com/how-to-root-lg-g2-running-lollipop-with-lg-one-click-root/

Interesting... I've tried that method four times and it never worked for me. Good to hear it works for other people though. I agree not to many people want to use
Korean deciphering skills just to root their phone but its just an option.

marathonjon said:
Thanks for this. For people who don't want to mess with Korean, or if Kingroot doesn't work, LG One Click Root still works on VS9803AA, although you may have to run it 3 or 4 times. Here's the original post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g...lipop-t3056951
And here's a good guide: http://webtrickz.com/how-to-root-lg-...ne-click-root/
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Both of these links are dead.

CruelSun said:
Both of these links are dead.
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Links are fixed. The whole URLs don't show in the post, but if you click on them, they should work.

those with the issue of kingroot not reading your phone plugged in. put your usb option on phone to PTP camera mode and it will work now.

Even doing all, i m still unable to get my phone recognized. Switched many times befween ptp
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Furqan Ullah said:
Even doing all, i m still unable to get my phone recognized. Switched many times befween ptp
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And other file transfer option. USB picture is displaying sometimes or sometimes circle
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Root Acer Iconia One 8 B1-850?

Hello XDA,
I just purchased a new Acer Iconia One 8 B1-850 and was wondering if I could root it.
I see many posts on B1-810 and similar, but nothing for the B1-850.

CoreyGamingTV said:
Hello XDA,
I just purchased a new Acer Iconia One 8 B1-850 and was wondering if I could root it.
I see many posts on B1-810 and similar, but nothing for the B1-850.
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same here
i want to root to enable the multi user option by updating the build.prop file, i've been able to connect with ADB but the device isn't visible in windows or mac (tried both) when you reboot into boot loader, in fact it doesn't appear to boot into boot loader it just seems to power off (when using ADB reboot command or choosing boot loader from the recovery menu) so i wonder if its locked out somehow??

Need it too. Did anyone find a way to root B1-850?
Thanks!

dtalas said:
Need it too. Did anyone find a way to root B1-850?
Thanks!
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I too just purchased a B1-850 tablet, but I've figured out how to root it. Really quite simple. Just use Kingroot:
1.) Navigate to https://kingroot.net/ from your tablet
2.) Download the APK for android
3.) Install said APK (this requires you to have allowed installation from unkown sources in the "Security" panel of the settings menu)
4.) Load up the app and follow its instructions
5.) Reboot and try it out
For good measure, I would also unlock the "Developer Options" panel and allow USB debugging (adb access) and such; I did this before proceeding. You'll have to search for instructions on that yourself, its well documented.
This all worked for me this morning! Really looking forward to unlocking the potential of this cheapy tablet.

Kingroot worked first try, just swap their super user program with supersu. I am having trouble installing the xposed framework though if anyone has any tips.

I was able to root, now I need to install a custom recovery. CWM says this model is not in the supported list. Has anyone been able to install a recovery? I need NANDROID backup functionality.

I made a thread walking you through how to do it on this tablet in the guides area but just use flash fire for recovery and xposed install

Did the B1-850 hardware updated in anyway? I was able to root it in June 2016, but after a screen repair and factory reset and fresh rom from acer, king root and all others can't work. I'm stuck without any root options. Any idea?

Same here
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Did the B1-850 hardware updated in anyway? I was able to root it in June 2016, but after a screen repair and factory reset and fresh rom from acer, king root and all others can't work. I'm stuck without any root options. Any idea?
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There was recently new firmware released for this tablet (08/24/16, Build #: AV0L0.RV09RC04.WW.GEN1), and a handful of updates (08/25/16, 08/26/16) from Acer. I have this same tablet, and I'm unable to root after flashing to the firmware released on the 24th, and latest firmware (Build #: AV0L0.RV0BRC02.WW.GEN1) as well. Hopefully someone can find a fix, as the few different methods I've attempted simply will not work with the latest firmware from Acer.

On KingRoot Please click submit search if enough people do they will find a root until then just hold tight.

jared407 said:
On KingRoot Please click submit search if enough people do they will find a root until then just hold tight.
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I have done this a bunch, sadly still no love. It's annoying me not being able to root a relatively cheaper tablet, as these tend to get rooted first since they get in more people's hands faster. Oh well, just have to have patience.

Thanks, I was having problems, two different rooters failed and I wondered if it was the recent software update! The image version on my B1-850 is the same as you have quoted! Please post if you find a solution, some apps that need deleting are annoying.
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random4t4x14 said:
There was recently new firmware released for this tablet (08/24/16, Build #: AV0L0.RV09RC04.WW.GEN1), and a handful of updates (08/25/16, 08/26/16) from Acer. I have this same tablet, and I'm unable to root after flashing to the firmware released on the 24th, and latest firmware (Build #: AV0L0.RV0BRC02.WW.GEN1) as well. Hopefully someone can find a fix, as the few different methods I've attempted simply will not work with the latest firmware from Acer.
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I was having a problem rooting my device and wondered if it was the recent software update, and my image version is as you have quoted! I f you manage to root your device please post!

knockout350 said:
I made a thread walking you through how to do it on this tablet in the guides area but just use flash fire for recovery and xposed install
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Which recovery do you install with flash fire; I don't see a link to it in your other thread?

Success!
The latest release of KingRoot is able to root the latest firmware for this tablet. I saw there was a new release of KingRoot back on the 23rd, and it's working as it should. I grabbed the working version here -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=21707

hi guys. any idea how to recover b1-850 from bootloop?

I no its a little late but i rooted mine with the kingoroot one click root apk. Ive installed xposed framework and customized like crazy everything from fonts to boot animation. Cant find a custom recovery tho.

I cannot root it with any of the tools I have tried (Kingo ROOT, KingRoot, etc). Anyone know any method that works?

Acer B1-850. Is this device even rootable?
This device has made an idiot of me. If I can be of any assistance finding a root exploit for this device let me know. I will gladly write a detailed procedure of the process. I made the mistake of assuming since it was an entry level, inexpensive device, the path to root would be simple. Three months later none of the common "one-click" programs has found an exploit. I have a copy of stock rom for recovery so testing is not a problem for me. It's a matter of pride at this point. So much so I found one on sale for $60 and bought it just for this purpose. I have followed every link I can find associated with this device to a dead end. Any help will be appreciated.

pdnorman said:
This device has made an idiot of me. If I can be of any assistance finding a root exploit for this device let me know. I will gladly write a detailed procedure of the process. I made the mistake of assuming since it was an entry level, inexpensive device, the path to root would be simple. Three months later none of the common "one-click" programs has found an exploit. I have a copy of stock rom for recovery so testing is not a problem for me. It's a matter of pride at this point. So much so I found one on sale for $60 and bought it just for this purpose. I have followed every link I can find associated with this device to a dead end. Any help will be appreciated.
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Same here, still no root for me. Usually these cheapo tablets are not as locked down.

Still waiting!?
I have given up getting assistance from xda on this device. Its as political here as anywhere else. I don't drive a Samsung so nobody wants to help with root. I've heard every excuse from locked bootloader (unlockable in dev options) to what one dev actually told me,"There's little interest in spending energy on an inexpensive device." I understand, but why misrepresent the site by implying all android devices are treated the same? Hell on the Iconia One 8 thread, it says that the B1-850 does not have a MTK SoC, but instead has an Intel Atom chip. Then they send you to another thread where, of course, there is no B1-850 listed! That's because it uses a MTK8163 SoC. In both tablets.

Any help rooting Samsung Tab E

I've spent the last couple of days looking for a way to root, but I've come up empty. Apparently not many people own this tablet, even though it's sold at Verizon?
The model number is SM-T567V
If anyone knows of a way to root it, or some alternative method that worked for them, nothing is too crazy at this point, lol.

Lncorporate said:
I've spent the last couple of days looking for a way to root, but I've come up empty. Apparently not many people own this tablet, even though it's sold at Verizon?
The model number is SM-T567V
If anyone knows of a way to root it, or some alternative method that worked for them, nothing is too crazy at this point, lol.
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No chance, it's a bootloader locked device.
Kingroot or kingOroot are your only hope.

ashyx said:
No chance, it's a bootloader locked device.
Kingroot or kingOroot are your only hope.
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Crapsicle; I've been able to get the root to work on kingo root, but then anytime my tablet needs restarting it goes into a bootloop. Any insight in regards to a possible fix?
If not I'll probably return it in exchange for an iPad.

Lncorporate said:
Crapsicle; I've been able to get the root to work on kingo root, but then anytime my tablet needs restarting it goes into a bootloop. Any insight in regards to a possible fix?
If not I'll probably return it in exchange for an iPad.
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Now you have root, try and reroot with kingroot then remove kingo.
Samsung has Kernels which restrict rooting, but Kingroot has good success at circumventing this.

gained root but still loops
used the kingoroot way mentioned then ran kingroot gained root 100% working removed kingoroot everything seemed to go well tried to reboot and right back into the bootloop so can get root but can not reboot device
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just got this tablet my self a few days ago and been trying to gain root since super annoying to say the least but something should pop up soon for it cause its not a terrible tablet so if root can be gained already something just has to be tweaked to fix bootloop i can deff see it being fixed also is any know dev wanna look into this i wouldnt mind throwing ya some money for fixing boot loop issue with rooting.

I got the same result, it seems unlikely that there will be a root mostly because apparently Verizon goes out of their way to prevent users from rooting. But I don't know much about the android rooting scene so don't take my word for it.
I actually just ended up exchanging mines for an iPad, there's currently a working Jailbreak.

psychatog64 said:
used the kingoroot way mentioned then ran kingroot gained root 100% working removed kingoroot everything seemed to go well tried to reboot and right back into the bootloop so can get root but can not reboot device
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just got this tablet my self a few days ago and been trying to gain root since super annoying to say the least but something should pop up soon for it cause its not a terrible tablet so if root can be gained already something just has to be tweaked to fix bootloop i can deff see it being fixed also is any know dev wanna look into this i wouldnt mind throwing ya some money for fixing boot loop issue with rooting.
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If you hot reboot you won't lose root.
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It's not loosening root I'm concerned with as I got it to stick last night just the boot loop is the issue for some reason king root by it self will not give me permanent root so I have to use both programs