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[21 AUG][VIDEO TUT]How To Install CLK

5 minute tutorial video on how to install clk
credit to cedesmith for creating the clk bootloader
if you run into this problem - "when I right click the google drivers file and hit install it says "The INF file you selected does not support this method of installation"
then you need to do this - the problem I had was resolved by changing my windows update settings. I had to change them to always install the best drivers for my device.That got me the boot loader drivers ,android sdk and adb. after that I follewed these steps from post #10: device manager>androiddevice>update software>browse my copmputer>let me choose>have disk>browse to .inf file>click or( double click) the.inf file and see if it will install."

Cant wait till they fix the rmnet issue with clk

nice work!!!
i will add your link to my OP ....

nice video

when I right click the google drivers file and hit install it says "The INF file you selected does not support this method of installation." I'm using same OS as you.
Thanks in Advance

manemzjum said:
Cant wait till they fix the rmnet issue with clk
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+1 here
PPP drops a lot when compared to the RMNET stability

Hi,
Thanks for the tutorial. Personnaly I prefer using HD2_Toolkit_KSubedi_3.6.
Having a video on it will be great (I think)

adazamim said:
+1 here
PPP drops a lot when compared to the RMNET stability
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This is not true.....PPP is much more better....use the beta4 and you ' ll see that i'm right...some devs use beta5 that had problems and made that voice go around...then you have to find the best combination of files if you make a ROM based on cLK ....

tdizzle404 said:
when I right click the google drivers file and hit install it says "The INF file you selected does not support this method of installation." I'm using same OS as you.
Thanks in Advance
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what operating system are you using?

tdizzle404 said:
when I right click the google drivers file and hit install it says "The INF file you selected does not support this method of installation." I'm using same OS as you.
Thanks in Advance
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try these steps if it doesnt work:
device manager>androiddevice>update software>browse my copmputer>let me choose>have disk>browse to .inf file>click or( double click) the.inf file and see iif it will install.

96edwy said:
try these steps if it doesnt work:
device manager>androiddevice>update software>browse my copmputer>let me choose>have disk>browse to .inf file>click or( double click) the.inf file and see iif it will install.
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I have win7 64bit isnt this the same steps in the video?

tdizzle404 said:
I have win7 64bit isnt this the same steps in the video?
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no they are different, if they dont work, you may need to install the android sdk to get the drivers

96edwy said:
no they are different, if they dont work, you may need to install the android sdk to get the drivers
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Yea I think that's what I need to do I had it working before but I had to re install windows, I tried the new way and it say the folder I specified doesn't contain a driver,make sure it is designed to work with window x64 based system
Thank you for your help

tdizzle404 said:
Yea I think that's what I need to do I had it working before but I had to re install windows, I tried the new way and it say the folder I specified doesn't contain a driver,make sure it is designed to work with window x64 based system
Thank you for your help
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Bty Im having this issue in boot loader screen
EDIT: Ok the problem I had was resolved by changing my windows update settings. I had to change them to always install the best drivers for my device.That got me the boot loader drivers ,android sdk and adb. after that I follewed your stepes from post #10 "try these steps if it doesnt work:
device manager>androiddevice>update software>browse my copmputer>let me choose>have disk>browse to .inf file>click or( double click) the.inf file and see iif it will install."
That worked . Thanks your video is great and hopefully will help alot of people Maybe people that run into the same issue I did dint have there windows update set up right for new drivers. thanks.

tdizzle404 said:
Bty Im having this issue in boot loader screen
EDIT: Ok the problem I had was resolved by changing my windows update settings. I had to change them to always install the best drivers for my device.That got me the boot loader drivers ,android sdk and adb. after that I follewed your stepes from post #10 "try these steps if it doesnt work:
device manager>androiddevice>update software>browse my copmputer>let me choose>have disk>browse to .inf file>click or( double click) the.inf file and see iif it will install."
That worked . Thanks your video is great and hopefully will help alot of people Maybe people that run into the same issue I did dint have there windows update set up right for new drivers. thanks.
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thanks man, i will include this in the first post

Having an issue
Task 29 completes ok.
Install ClK but on repboot I get no Android logo just lots of text finishing with the line:-
[2670] -- portchange --
Any ideas please?

i need help. =/. i im trying to install clk. and i get the "the inf file does not support this method of installation"
i go to device manger. right click update drivers. choose myself. but there isnt one for browse disc or anything im using win7 x82 ultimate

My bootloader corrupted
Hi,
I was actually trying to put ICS on my device from GingerBread Nand.I connect device with USB and I was trying to Wipe using HD2 Nand Toolkit.As device reached 100%, it suppose to restart but in my case it hanged at 100% for 30 mins .Then I restart by removing the battery.Now when 3 color screen shows, it shows serial at the bottom but it change to usb when I connect to pc .The problem is now when I try to re-partition ,it says device is not connected.
So I thought I may be able to install windows by downloading actual rom from T-Mobile and place the file to sd card by renaming it to LEOIMG.nbh.I did it using a class 2 16Gb card.As I press both volume down key and power button, it goes right to the rainbow screen.Please help me!
Thanks for reading the issue.

tdizzle404 said:
I have win7 64bit isnt this the same steps in the video?
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i had the same problem using 64 bit windows. all you have to do is to go to device mananger and right click on android, select update driver and select from computer and then browse to clk install folder and select folder device driver and then select google usb driver folder and select update. it will update driver from there.

sweetdoc said:
i had the same problem using 64 bit windows. all you have to do is to go to device mananger and right click on android, select update driver and select from computer and then browse to clk install folder and select folder device driver and then select google usb driver folder and select update. it will update driver from there.
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That post was from August 2011, I'd think he's either sorted his problem out or moved on by now

S1 boot download driver.

hi guy,
when wanted to start flashing my xperia play using flashtool 2.9 beta it was asking for s1boot download driver in my window xp and now i stuck at this stage before the flashtool wanted to flash my phone. Please help to advice.
Thanks

Open your eyes! You can get the drivers in the first sticky in the development section.
Sent from my R800i using Tapatalk

yes fixed it.
thanks

Where?
I can't find it either..
Edit:
Found this:
3*w.
<remove>
binnersoft.
<remove>
com/?p=1935
SE has removed it from support site. Will fix missing driver error.
Tags:
S1Boot Driver Not Found download

StuartStardust said:
I can't find it either..
Edit:
Found this:
3*w.
<remove>
binnersoft.
<remove>
com/?p=1935
SE has removed it from support site. Will fix missing driver error.
Tags:
S1Boot Driver Not Found download
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I can confirm this works, I tried EVERYTHING else but no S1Boot Download driver could be found, until I tried the file linked above. Cheers!

Duddyroar said:
I can confirm this works, I tried EVERYTHING else but no S1Boot Download driver could be found, until I tried the file linked above. Cheers!
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You should know that you can install any driver by YES OR YES method, just path to .inf file

thanks bro for this zip file

Alejandrissimo said:
You should know that you can install any driver by YES OR YES method, just path to .inf file
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a thousand times THANKS! this saved my phone NEO, I was unable to install any drivers, so I could not flash my FW.

hi,i have the same problem,but with live with walkman phone,my laptop get stuck when i connected into the flash mode,could this fix worked on my LWW too?how to use it?
sorry for my noob..

Thank You
thank you for the driver, he served for my Xperia Arc successfully!

Alejandrissimo said:
You should know that you can install any driver by YES OR YES method, just path to .inf file
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I need the 64-bit.

ty for zip file buddy

Alejandrissimo said:
You should know that you can install any driver by YES OR YES method, just path to .inf file
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thank alot for ur zip.this is work in sony ericsson lt18i.

Awesome
Alejandrissimo said:
You should know that you can install any driver by YES OR YES method, just path to .inf file
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Your link works perfect
Setup is not compatible with 64 bit win 7 ultimate
But all you need to do is:
0. Extract the Zip file to any folder
1. Goto Device manager
2. Right click the s1bootdownload icon (which will have an exclamation mark in a yellow triangle)
3. Click update driver
4. Use manual install from computer option
5. select the folder where you extracted the zip file
6. Hit ok
7. Works like charm
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KeanuC said:
I need the 64-bit.
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Check the Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30236997&postcount=14
The driver not found icon might still appear in your desktop,
But Sony phone will we detected for flash/ software update after its switched off, just press the volume down key while inserting the usb in your phone (phone should be switched off)
I use an Sony Ericsson ST17i Active Phone
Worked for me

Alejandrissimo said:
You should know that you can install any driver by YES OR YES method, just path to .inf file
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my pc cant find the S1 fastboot drivers in there. and it may be a bit random but thanks again for unlocking my xperia play a couple a months back :good:

rupinkarani said:
Your link works perfect
Setup is not compatible with 64 bit win 7 ultimate
But all you need to do is:
0. Extract the Zip file to any folder
1. Goto Device manager
2. Right click the s1bootdownload icon (which will have an exclamation mark in a yellow triangle)
3. Click update driver
4. Use manual install from computer option
5. select the folder where you extracted the zip file
6. Hit ok
7. Works like charm
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Check the Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30236997&postcount=14
The driver not found icon might still appear in your desktop,
But Sony phone will we detected for flash/ software update after its switched off, just press the volume down key while inserting the usb in your phone (phone should be switched off)
I use an Sony Ericsson ST17i Active Phone
Worked for me
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i cant find s1 boot in device manager

The best version is the one provided as part of flashtool
(Then you don't need the -i 0xfce each time you execute fastboot)

Alejandrissimo said:
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20 thanks !
This post is very precious to us xperia users
Thank you for the driver

i have a question
once my sony xperia sl boot into fastboot mode the s1 tool driver is installing ... but after 10 sec my phone become normal boot and this cause the driver is not install completely what can i do...?

I've made a fully compatible 64 bit package.
It's the same package as "USBFlash_driver" but than with 64 bit compatibility
*should also work on WIN8 couldn't test it tho, let me hear! otherwise ill make it compatible
MOD EDIT: This host is not allowed, and even looks like a scam. Rehost on d-h.st or goo.im.

[Tutorial][ION] Flashing Firmware and Rooting (Updated 15/11/2012)

[FONT=Albany, Arial]Flashing latest firmware (upgrading & updating) and rooting[/FONT]
For Sony Xperia ION LT28 Series – Locked and Unlocked Boot loaders.
THIS TUTORIAL IS IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR ROOTING ICS 6.1.E.3.7 LT28i and LT28h FIRMWARES.
To root these firmwares:
1. Follow Spectre's thread for Pre-rooted firmwares
OR
2. My thread for flashing stock kernel with root. (unlocked boot loaders only)
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This guide is for everyone who wishes to flash the latest ION firmware and then proceed on to root it.
Though this guide is for Xperia ION, but I suppose, this is quite universal and applicable to all Xperia Phones.
Read carefully and understand clearly the process before starting the actual process of flashing. When in doubt, ask your queries in this forum and wait for it to get answered.
The Xperia ION Lt28 exists in 4 variants.
AT&T version with LTE. ( Lt28at )
Rogers Version with LTE. ( Lt28rogers )
International Version with LTE. ( Lt28i )
Version without LTE. ( Lt28h )
Getting Ready
There a a few very essential things that need to be sorted out before you could flash a firmware. I am listing them below.
Connecting the phone to the PC and making it recognize the phone.
(Windows only):
When you connect the phone to the PC for the first time, the phone will prompt you to install the PC Companion S/w on your pc. Go ahead and Install it. In addition to this, essential drivers required for connectivity will also be installed. In windows , both MTP and MSC modes of connectivity work. MTP mode allows access to both Internal and External SD card. MSC mode will allow access of only the External SD card.
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(Linux Only):
It is a little tricky in the case of linux to achieve connectivity. The following are the steps you need to follow:
1. Open Command Window, “ terminal” in case of Gnome base Linux and “konsole” in the case of KDE based Linux. It should be easily accessable through menu.
2. Inside the Command Window type “ sudo gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules” if you are using Gnome or “sudo kwrite /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules” for KDE.
3. Add the below lines into the file and save it.
#Sony Ericsson
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="0fce", MODE="0666"
4. Execute the following command from command window:
chmod a+r /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules
5. Restart Linux now.
6. Connect the phone to the PC, open Command Window and type “ lsusb” without the quotes and press Enter. You should see an output, and you should see a line with the following:
ID 0fce:6177 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB
7. If you don't see it, then you have made a mistake in the previous steps. Retrace the steps again to see that they are correct.
8. Open the phone, go to settings and select Xperia Settings and then select connectivity. Select USB Connection mode as “ Mass Storage Mode (MSC)”. The MTP mode does not work in linux. The support is not yet available.
9. Now when you connect the phone to the Pc it will mount the external_sd card automatically.
The above steps just ensures that the Phone is recognized by the PC and
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Download and Install flashtool and Drivers:
Download flashtool:
Link1 ( http://androxyde.github.com/)
Link 2 Linux ( http://www.sendspace.com/file/0pz8ru)
Link3 Windows ( http://www.mediafire.com/?9d64a4twrqd3w7y)
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Install Drivers:
( Windows Only) After installing Flashtool, navigate into the flashtool folder and go into drivers folder. Double click on the Flashtool-drivers.exe to install the drivers. Restart the computer. This step is not required for Linux Users.
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Download and Install Android Sdk. (Not Mandatory)
Downloading Android Sdk:
Android Sdk can be downloaded from here. ( http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html)
Click on the “SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS” to check that you sysytem meets the minimum requirement.
The downloads are under “SDK Tools Only” section.
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Setting up Android Sdk:
( Windows Only) Installing in Windows is as simple as clicking in the downloaded exe. After installing, start the Sdk Manager. In windows it can be accessed from the start menu. Select Tools Checkbox and then Install Button. Wait for the installation to complete.
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Set up the PATH environment variable to access adb:
( Windows 7)
Select Computer from the Start menu
Choose System Properties from the context menu
Click Advanced system settings > Advanced tab
Click on Environment Variables, under System Variables, find PATH, and click on it.
At the end add the path to android-sdk tools and platform-tools folder.
(Windows XP)
Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Advanced
Click on Environment Variables, under System Variables, find PATH, and click on it.
At the end add the path to android-sdk tools and platform-tools folder.
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Setting up Android Sdk:
(Linux Only)
Right click on the downloaded .tgz file and extract it. Probably, it will create a folder “android-sdk-linux”. Copy the folder to root of your home. Open the file manager and navigate to the android-sdk-linux/tools folder and click on android script to execute it.
It will start the Android Sdk Manager. Select Tools Checkbox and then Install Button. Wait for the installation to complete.
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Set up the PATH environment variable to access adb:
(Linux Only)
Now to set up the PATH environment variable to access adb. For this you need to edit the .bashrc file to setup the path so that adb can be accessed by just typing the command.
Open the command window and type “gedit ~/.bashrc” or “kwrite ~/.bashrc” and add the following lines and save it.
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/tools
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools
Restart the PC.
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Proceed to POST#2 for FLASHING Steps.

Flashing and Rooting ICS on any Xperia ION
Flashing Firmware:
Now comes the easiest part.
So if you have completed the steps from post#1, then you are ready to flash the firmwares. It does not matter if your ION is on Gingerbread or Ice Cream Sandwich, the process of flashing remains the same. Flashing firmwares does not require Bootloader's to be Unlocked.
First and foremost you need to downlod the latest firmware for your Phone. So you head over to this site.
Firmware Links ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1752345 )
After downloading the firmware, follow the Screen shot attachments with the steps below:
1. Start flashtool and click the lightening icon.
2 .Select Flash Mode.
3 .Select firmware to flash.
4. Click OK to start flash.
5. When the screen 5 pop's up, power down the phone. Press power + volume down button simultaneously. If the green led lights up, then the phone is in flash mode.
Flashtool will start flashing automatically. Once it is done flashing, it will show a message that the phone is disconnected.
Now detach the usb cable from the phone and press the power button to start the phone.
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Proceed to POST#3 for ROOTING Steps

Rooting:
FOR LOCKED BOOT LOADERS
As per the developer of this method, it works only on ICS and JB.
To root the phone, first you need to download the rooting kit from here.
( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31545627#post31545627 )
At the time of writing, the latest version available is Version 15. ( http://ul.to/h44f6vni )
This is known to work well with Ion.
Also there is Version 13 which works well for me. ( http://www.mediafire.com/?1q4nt6b63ooaf1s )
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This method of rooting requires the Backup & Restore utility to be installed on the phone. If it is not available by default, on your phone, download it from here. ( https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByrrmqPijqISWElSQjV1aWVkMVk/edit?pli=1 ) and install it as a normal app.
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Now on the phone, got to settings/developer options for ICS and enable USB debugging. Without this your phone will not be recognized by adb and you won't be able to root your phone.
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Unzip the downloaded rooting kit to the place of your choice.
(Windows only) Connect the phone to the pc. Now navigate to the folder which contains the unzipped contents of the rooting kit. Click on the RunMe.bat. Now follow the instructions.
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(Linux Only) I don't know if the Linux script in the latest version works or not. But it works in the the Version 13, which i have attached to this post. Open the terminal window and navigate to the folder where you have unzipped the rooting kit. Now type the following command and follow the instructions.
chmod +x runme.sh
sudo ./runme.sh
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FOR UNLOCKED BOOT LOADERDS
Flash the stock kernel with Root + Cwm + Init.d support.
Download this kernel.elf and flash it using flashtool.
The Download links and Instructions are on the OP of THIS post.
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LINKS
Here is Captainkrtek's ADB GUIDE
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very well put together guide. thx

now need root instructions for ICS

vladvertigo said:
now need root instructions for ICS
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Rooting method of Xperia S works on our phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1742992

This should go in a sticky as installing ice with LTE too many threads and right now.
Sent from my LT28at using xda premium

Updated Post 2 with rooting method for ICS.

I used this to root before you posted it but it slowed ICS down to point out was almost unusable. Any thoughts on why? Did I screw something up maybe?
Sent from my LT28h using xda premium

Recon Freak said:
I used this to root before you posted it but it slowed ICS down to point out was almost unusable. Any thoughts on why? Did I screw something up maybe?
Sent from my LT28h using xda premium
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I followed the above instructions as it is. I had pre-rooted gingerbread.
ICS is pretty fast, not as fast as Gb, but no lags either.
May be some problem with the ICS Rom zip. Try downloading it again. None have reported this problem.

I'm running it now and it flies. But as soon as I root it happens. I tried it twice from stock ATT and generic .111.
Sent from my LT28h using xda premium

Am I reading wrong? But I currently have ICS. So do I need to like re flash gingerbread then go back to ICS?
Sent from my Sony Xperia Ion

wolf0491 said:
Am I reading wrong? But I currently have ICS. So do I need to like re flash gingerbread then go back to ICS?
Sent from my Sony Xperia Ion
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I think You will need to. Both the batch files need to be executed, to be able to get root.

ganeshbiyer said:
I think You will need to. Both the batch files need to be executed, to be able to get root.
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That's just annoying haha. I'll wait
Sent from my Sony Xperia Ion

So I want to make sure I have this straight!
I have a stock ATT Ion 2.3.7
3. Application Settings: [Unknown sources] checked {Allowed}
4. Application Settings: Development [USB debugging] checked {Allowed}
5. Run Step 1.bat
6. Install Ice Cream Sandwich without wiping anything.
(wipe data, wipe cache and wipe apps log are not selected).
Once flashing is done, start the phone manually. It does not reboot automatically.
7. Application Settings: [Unknown sources] checked {Allowed}
8. Application Settings: Development [USB debugging] checked {Allowed}
9. Run step 2.bat
And this will give me ROOTED ICS 4.0.4 with locked bootloader?
Then what do I flash to get my LTE radio back? Just the Stock ATT baseband?
Sorry for the noobish question, my Ion is less than a week old and I havent picked insurance through best buy yet so I don't want to brick before I insure it

vpllover said:
So I want to make sure I have this straight!
I have a stock ATT Ion 2.3.7
3. Application Settings: [Unknown sources] checked {Allowed}
4. Application Settings: Development [USB debugging] checked {Allowed}
5. Run Step 1.bat
6. Install Ice Cream Sandwich without wiping anything.
(wipe data, wipe cache and wipe apps log are not selected).
Once flashing is done, start the phone manually. It does not reboot automatically.
7. Application Settings: [Unknown sources] checked {Allowed}
8. Application Settings: Development [USB debugging] checked {Allowed}
9. Run step 2.bat
And this will give me ROOTED ICS 4.0.4 with locked bootloader?
Then what do I flash to get my LTE radio back? Just the Stock ATT baseband?
Sorry for the noobish question, my Ion is less than a week old and I havent picked insurance through best buy yet so I don't want to brick before I insure it
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Download the stock GB AT&T, when flash de-select all wipes. Checked everything esle below that Except baseband.
Sent from my LT28h using Tapatalk 2

Thanks for the guide. I had to do it solo, You might want to add in to guide for the noobs how to get into flash mode.

Where is the att ftf files located? Just in case something goes wrong
Sent from my LT28at using XDA Premium App

erichall82 said:
Where is the att ftf files located? Just in case something goes wrong
Sent from my LT28at using XDA Premium App
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Firmwares are stickied at the top of the ion General forum.

ganeshbiyer said:
Rooting method of Xperia S works on our phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1742992
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FYI - this does have CWM in it, but because it was designed for the Xperia S it doesn't work completely. If someone would be so kind to redesign the CWM in that file for us that would be awesome!

In-detail tutorial on How to root Nokia X after Update v11.1.1

Thanks to @Kashamalaga for providing the package file and the easiest tutorial possible :good:
Thanks to @Chainfire for creating such an great app (i.e SuperSU) :good:
Okay, first of all did you downloaded the package given in the guide ?
Once you download it, extract it then you will have two folders, One named as Kingroot and the other named Nokia X USB drivers
and then download the adt bundle from Google
Here's the Link in case you didn't get the adt bundle - DOWNLOAD
Extract it, you will have 2 folders and an Application
Open the Application named SDK Manager
Then from the packages, select and install Platform tools
Once, you installed platform tools, navigate to SDK folder > then Platform-tools folder
Now, in the Platform tools folder, Right click anywhere while holding shift
Click on Open Command Window here
Then run this command : adb devices
See if your device get's listed
If it doesn't get listed, then Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Device Manager
Plug-in your Nokia X
With MTP selected in your mobile
Now, you will have Nokia X device listed in the Device Manager
Right Click on it, then click on Update driver
Browse file for USB driver manually
Select ADB driver folder from the package you downloaded from the guide on forum.xda-developers.com (i.e this - NokiaX USB Drivers\nokia\usb_driver and Click OK
Install the drivers
Then again navigate to sdk> platform tools
Then again Open command Window there
Run the command adb devices again
And see if your Nokia X gets listed, the device should be c268 something like that
Once you done this all, Open Kingroot folder
Disconnect and connect your Nokia X
Kingroot app should detect it in few mins
Then follow the on-screen instructions
After the rooting process, your Nokia X re-boots and the SuperSU asks for permission, Grant it. Voila !! You are done now. You may disconnect your Nokia X now and enjoy the Rooted the Nokia X

9449295 1494
If your devices is not listed after after step 23 , then do the following -
a) Edit the file C:\Users\<user>\.android\adb_usb.ini and add line
0x0421
b) adb kill-server
c) adb start-server
d) adb devices

it says "Root failed need adb" after click on root in kingoroot app

SrFahim said:
it says "Root failed need adb" after click on root in kingoroot app
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Then make sure you have enabled USB Debugging in your Phone. And that the correct ADB drivers are installed on your PC.

root failed
my nokia x is detected !
everything goes fine but when i click on root the process takes around 30 seconds and says root failed !
please fix this for me !

hhbadri said:
my nokia x is detected !
everything goes fine but when i click on root the process takes around 30 seconds and says root failed !
please fix this for me !
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Does it just says root failed ? Maybe you should start the rooting process from the beginning of the tutorial (or) maybe your device is still on the previous Software version (i.e v10.0.3), make a check and do update your device if it's the previous update on your device and then try again rooting your device using this tutorial.

needroot !
Mrtoxicgamer10 said:
Does it just says root failed ? Maybe you should start the rooting process from the beginning of the tutorial (or) maybe your device is still on the previous Software version (i.e v10.0.3), make a check and do update your device if it's the previous update on your device and then try again rooting your device using this tutorial.
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no i have updated software
i also tried uninstalling device driver and instaling driver provided in package
still result is same it says root failed and under that needroot.

hhbadri said:
no i have updated software
i also tried uninstalling device driver and instaling driver provided in package
still result is same it says root failed and under that needroot.
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Try this tool. Maybe it will help you
Link : CLICK HERE

rooted
thanks a lot :laugh:!
it really worked !
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i need help !
i m unable to add google account
everytime i add google account it shows
"Google Play services has stopped"

hhbadri said:
thanks a lot :laugh:!
it really worked !
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i need help !
i m unable to add google account
everytime i add google account it shows
"Google Play services has stopped"
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Use Nokia X toolkit to flash G-Apps. That worked for me.

nokia x phone app
can you provide me with nokia x stock contact app from titanium backup ?

hhbadri said:
can you provide me with nokia x stock contact app from titanium backup ?
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Here you go. Download from here. It contains all such apks.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2661911

All are installed
Dom3616 said:
Then make sure you have enabled USB Debugging in your Phone. And that the correct ADB drivers are installed on your PC.
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All drivers are installed and USB debugging is also enabled but it is still saying that, I also try Vroot but the phone got disconnected everytime when I press the root button

SrFahim said:
All drivers are installed and USB debugging is also enabled but it is still saying that, I also try Vroot but the phone got disconnected everytime when I press the root button
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Try Nokia X Manager.

Dom3616 said:
Try Nokia X Manager.
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:good: I'll try

rooting
Mrtoxicgamer10 said:
Thanks to @Kashamalaga for providing the package file and the easiest tutorial possible :good:
Thanks to @Chainfire for creating such an great app (i.e SuperSU) :good:
Okay, first of all did you downloaded the package given in the guide ?
Once you download it, extract it then you will have two folders, One named as Kingroot and the other named Nokia X USB drivers
and then download the adt bundle from Google
Here's the Link in case you didn't get the adt bundle - DOWNLOAD
Extract it, you will have 2 folders and an Application
Open the Application named SDK Manager
Then from the packages, select and install Platform tools
Once, you installed platform tools, navigate to SDK folder > then Platform-tools folder
Now, in the Platform tools folder, Right click anywhere while holding shift
Click on Open Command Window here
Then run this command : adb devices
See if your device get's listed
If it doesn't get listed, then Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Device Manager
Plug-in your Nokia X
With MTP selected in your mobile
Now, you will have Nokia X device listed in the Device Manager
Right Click on it, then click on Update driver
Browse file for USB driver manually
Select ADB driver folder from the package you downloaded from the guide on forum.xda-developers.com (i.e this - NokiaX USB Drivers\nokia\usb_driver and Click OK
Install the drivers
Then again navigate to sdk> platform tools
Then again Open command Window there
Run the command adb devices again
And see if your Nokia X gets listed, the device should be c268 something like that
Once you done this all, Open Kingroot folder
Disconnect and connect your Nokia X
Kingroot app should detect it in few mins
Then follow the on-screen instructions
After the rooting process, your Nokia X re-boots and the SuperSU asks for permission, Grant it. Voila !! You are done now. You may disconnect your Nokia X now and enjoy the Rooted the Nokia X
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if i root my phone.... and after i flash it with stock rom via nokia care suite...will it be just like stock in case if i want to claim my warranty?

awaisasghar said:
if i root my phone.... and after i flash it with stock rom via nokia care suite...will it be just like stock in case if i want to claim my warranty?
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Yes you can claim your warranty still.

Update After Root
HI, My name is Mohammed Saleem, i have rooted successfully my Nokia XL using your guidelines having software version 1.1.1.0 but i need to update my Nokia XL Software Version to 1.2.3.2 , so i need to know my rooted data will work after updation or not.
Please Reply.
[email protected]

saleemcastaliaz said:
HI, My name is Mohammed Saleem, i have rooted successfully my Nokia XL using your guidelines having software version 1.1.1.0 but i need to update my Nokia XL Software Version to 1.2.3.2 , so i need to know my rooted data will work after updation or not.
Please Reply.
[email protected]
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No. You will have to root again once you update.

Deploying WP appx in Windows 10 Mobile

I'm trying to deploy a WP appx to my device with AU, build 14393.67. I have used SDK mini to do that, but always show an "install path not found" error. Any idea or alternative to fix it?
Thanks.

Win 8 or Win 10 appx?

you dont need SDK to install appx...
- copy file to phone and run it from file manager
- you can install appx from PC to phone using portal (enable developer and portal options in settings)

Interop tool may work too.

dxdy said:
you dont need SDK to install appx...
- copy file to phone and run it from file manager
- you can install appx from PC to phone using portal (enable developer and portal options in settings)
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I tried that method with minecraft appx and it didn't work. The app closes as soon as I open it

dcduartee said:
I tried that method with minecraft appx and it didn't work. The app closes as soon as I open it
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because you not purchase game

dxdy said:
because you not purchase game
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I installed the same appx when I was on 8.1 and it worked

Yes because WP 8.1 dont check if app purchased.

We need to trickit to believe is a wp8.1 phone

dxdy said:
you dont need SDK to install appx...
- copy file to phone and run it from file manager
- you can install appx from PC to phone using portal (enable developer and portal options in settings)
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augustinionut said:
Interop tool may work too.
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I tried both methods with no success.