I was wondering if you have to have root to do the non market apps install fix? I'm Trying to help out a friend
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No one knows ?
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Settings -aplications and check unknown sources.that will do.
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malcho said:
Settings -aplications and check unknown sources.that will do.
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maybe for my HTC thunderbolt but not his samsung galaxy s i told him to look for that first
I'm pretty sure I have read from somewhere that phones released for Verizon by Samsung don't allow you to install non-market applications (this is requested by Verizon, so it's not really Samsung's fault). The only way to have that feature is to flash some custom rom.
I watched a video on how to root this phone and there is a one click root and the program has a button that will change it so it will allow non market apps but I want to know if it has to be rooted or not to do it
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For non-market apps your device doesn't have to be rooted.
Only if you want to use apps that require root.
6y5t4r3e2w1q said:
For non-market apps your device doesn't have to be rooted.
Only if you want to use apps that require root.
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Thank you my friend for your answer
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For non-market apps your device doesn't have to be rooted.
Only if you want to use apps that require root.
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Yes you have to have root unless you want to side load them
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I was wondering how to get my apps I previously downloaded on another ROM to automatically restore with a newly installed ROM? My phone is flashed to cricket so I don't know if that has anything to do with it...Sorry for the dumb question....Thanks in advance
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you can use titanium backup to batch restore your apps
1KDS said:
you can use titanium backup to batch restore your apps
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Ya I know there's other ways but I was just curious if it would be possible for them to install automatically...Its not a big deal though...
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Cant you sync everything with gmail? My apps always re install for me, well the one I downloaded from the market.
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Cant you sync everything with gmail? My apps always re install for me, well the one I downloaded from the market.
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That's what im talking about...They don't download for some reason..its weird
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Google sync downloads them all. I use adw launcher that allows you to back up app placement on you home screens. Makes it real easy to resetup everything when I flash to a new rom.
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That's what im talking about...They don't download for some reason..its weird
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Thats odd, have you opened the market to check if its trying to download them? I had I freeze once during sync but I just restarted and them it finished downloading all my apps
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The paid version of titanium backup allows one click automated reinstallations of your app backups.
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So I have a lg optimus s and my phone was sent a update well my girl pushed yes now I have no root and im running ls670zvz how can I get my root back plz help
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On the phone, Download z4root from google and install it, then open it and choose Perm Root, then it will install su and the Superuser app.
Hope it helps.
I tried the z4 infact thats was the way I rooted my phone the first time but after the ota update they shut down Z4root's path. I need my root back to tether (no internet at all now!)
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On the phone, Download z4root from google and install it, then open it and choose Perm Root, then it will install su and the Superuser app.
Hope it helps.
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Yes it used to. Thanks anyway but I'm the idiot that accepted an ota! Lol
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Is there a cure ?
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I found out, how to override the sprint update
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my ls670 was rooted, I was tethering fine, i think after updating a month or so ago, tethering stopped. I have been using PdaNet, but it blocks some of the gmails even some sites, pls help, I want my back, can any one help? thanks a bunch!
Got my atrix today. Still tryna get used to a 4 inch screen. Havent rooted yet (usually root my devices the second they get there first charge) but seems as if everything is beta rite now. Question though, would the updated motoblur launcher work without root? Like sidload the apk?
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use gingerbreak to root and the launcher probably wont work, havnt seen anyone mention it anyway
No you cant sideload apps out of the box. You first need to root with gingerbreak method and then use the gladenable script to enable sideloading.
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No you cant sideload apps out of the box. You first need to root with gingerbreak method and then use the gladenable script to enable sideloading.
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on orange you can sideload out of box so im guessing its same on t-mobile (btw accidently pressed thanks on your post lol)
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No you cant sideload apps out of the box. You first need to root with gingerbreak method and then use the gladenable script to enable sideloading.
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I was thinking of using the side loading wonder machine. And to root,dont I have to rsd sbf 1.8.3 first? Anyways,thanks for the answers
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Congrats! Ateix is a great device. Easiest way to install Nonmarket apps is to go to Android store n purchase "Non Market apps Enabler" created by fellow member here. Only costs 1 dollar somethn. Enables the checkbox n options to enable non market app installs. Works instantly. No side loading n all that needed. Saves a ton of Time n hassle. I got it n was installing non market apps instantly with it!
If its a UK spec one, you can side load without doing anything... Otherwise rooting will be required
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I was thinking of using the side loading wonder machine. And to root,dont I have to rsd sbf 1.8.3 first? Anyways,thanks for the answers
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i used sideload wonder machine for the apks of gameloft games. works really well.
I have an app that refuses to run because my Nexus 7 is rooted. So I would like to remove root and keep this app installed.
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Not tried it my self but on SuperSU Play description it says that if you uninstall it, you will lose root:
NOTICE: A SPECIAL PROCEDURE IS NEEDED FOR UNINSTALLATION. IF YOU DO NOT LIKE THE APP, DO *NOT* JUST UNINSTALL IT, YOU *WILL* LOSE ROOT.
I would guess that if you have Super User installed, it would do the same thing.
I tried the "temp unroot" function of the superuser app and the app still recognized the root and refused to run.
I will try un-installing superuser now. Thanks for the idea, I will report back.
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Some applications I believe look for the superuser application by name. So if it sees "superuser.apk" on the system it won't run. However, I know some in the past were able to be worked around by renaming the superuser application.
I don't know if this is still a valid method, but...yeah.
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I have an app that refuses to run because my Nexus 7 is rooted. So I would like to remove root and keep this app installed.
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Try an app called OTA Root Keeper (voodoo). It will temp unroot. You then need to normally force close the app you are talking about and the run it and it should work.
When you are done if you use a lot of root apps you can the undo the temp unroot and be back to full root.
Some versions of su have that ability now too but I've not tried them yet... don't really have anything that cares if I am rooted any more.
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I've tried using the temp-unroot feature of the superuser app and I was not able to do so. I wish I knew what this app was looking for.
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Download supermanager from playstore, enable the root function in settings. Swipe over to tge next screen and select uninstall apps and uninstall superuser. Then reboot. That should do ut.
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mistarose said:
I've tried using the temp-unroot feature of the superuser app and I was not able to do so. I wish I knew what this app was looking for.
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What app is it?
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The app is called Jeppesen Mobile TC and you will only be able to download it if you have a 9-10 inch tab with honeycomb or ICS running. I managed to get the apk so if someone wants it to try please let me know.
I will try the above shortly. Many thanks!
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I just tried this and it seems to have removed root like you said yet the application still thinks I have root. I un-installed the app and reinstalled it after rebooting.
The app runs fine on my gfs Nexus 7 which has never been rooted.
Hmmmmm
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mistarose said:
I just tried this and it seems to have removed root like you said yet the application still thinks I have root. I un-installed the app and reinstalled it after rebooting.
The app runs fine on my gfs Nexus 7 which has never been rooted.
Hmmmmm
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Hello. Can you explain the process you followed to make this app run in a Nexus 7. Because I downloaded the apk from a russian site in my Nexus 7 (non-rooted) and after the installation the app ask for me my name and activate number and I can´t do anything more.
Thank you for the help!
AVRando said:
Hello. Can you explain the process you followed to make this app run in a Nexus 7. Because I downloaded the apk from a russian site in my Nexus 7 (non-rooted) and after the installation the app ask for me my name and activate number and I can´t do anything more.
Thank you for the help!
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Jepp is subscription based. You need to buy a subscription to use the software.
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Jepp is subscription based. You need to buy a subscription to use the software.
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Yes, you are right. But the IPAD you have the same problem and now is posible to intall the
Cycled without subscription.
mistarose said:
I just tried this and it seems to have removed root like you said yet the application still thinks I have root. I un-installed the app and reinstalled it after rebooting.
The app runs fine on my gfs Nexus 7 which has never been rooted.
Hmmmmm
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I have a Nexus 7 too.
Can you start the app JeppTC like a demo?, because I can't see the "DEMO" button when I start the app.
From what I understand it is the process that filters apps that don't work for your phone. However, I've ran carat and it says I need to restart or kill it to obtain 5 hours of battery life. Can I disable it or what can I do? I am running stock rom, not rooted, completely stock. Thanks so much!
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From what I understand it is the process that filters apps that don't work for your phone. However, I've ran carat and it says I need to restart or kill it to obtain 5 hours of battery life. Can I disable it or what can I do? I am running stock rom, not rooted, completely stock. Thanks so much!
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Don't know if you're still having this issue a month later.
Based on what you read, you can just disable it. You don't need a filter installer or a method of filter apps for your device. When you attempt to install apps for your device, the play store will let you know before installing that the app is compatible with your device.
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Don't know if you're still having this issue a month later.
Based on what you read, you can just disable it. You don't need a filter installer or a method of filter apps for your device. When you attempt to install apps for your device, the play store will let you know before installing that the app is compatible with your device.
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Thanks
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Hi guys, are you sure that is the case? That the market app will check? I know it scans for malicious apps now in 2017/18, but what if you install an app on beta from dev's web site?? Durant the Filter Installer then kick in???
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