S7 edge at&t root , twrp I couldnt find it help
I have someone actively changing my settings in my settings for instance sandbox processing accessing my phone remotely how can I prevent this. My phone says I have 357 apps I tried to restore and they keep coming back
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I just ordered my sprint s7 edge. And have a few questions. i am looking for somthing up to date and not from march which seams to be most of the threads i find regarding this topic.
After browsing the S7 edge for Att, verizon, T-mobile and international it seams they all have root, roms and recoveries. What is so different about sprint?
Main things i want from my s7 (short of installing a slimmed down rom) is Full ad blocking (Not just in browser ad blocking) and titanium backup for freezing apps, backing up call log and SMS/MMS and the likes.
Any help would be great, thanks.
ch0de said:
I just ordered my sprint s7 edge. And have a few questions. i am looking for somthing up to date and not from march which seams to be most of the threads i find regarding this topic.
After browsing the S7 edge for Att, verizon, T-mobile and international it seams they all have root, roms and recoveries. What is so different about sprint?
Main things i want from my s7 (short of installing a slimmed down rom) is Full ad blocking (Not just in browser ad blocking) and titanium backup for freezing apps, backing up call log and SMS/MMS and the likes.
Any help would be great, thanks.
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We first of all please take time and read up on the phone.
Basically there are various models of the phone but two processors.
The Qualcomm (US versions with T-Mobile, ATT, Spring and Verizon) all are Qualcomm. The Qualcomm phones (to include your Sprint phone) have locked bootloaders. What this means is that you cannot ODIN flash anything not signed by a carrier or by Samsung. It just won't install. If you do manage to acquire root and modify the system, the kernel will cause it to bootloop. Currently, we have an engineering kernel that allows root access and to boot the phone... but many to most people (to include my own experiences) report the phone to run sluggish (or lag), hot and with terrible battery life. Most I can ever get from my phone before rooting was about 20 hours. I get about half of that now. A lot of games are unplayable now and sometimes the phones just lock up and/or crash for no reason. A few have even reported waking up to see their phones stuck in a bootloop and had to flash the stock firmware and re-root just to fix it. So.... we're a long way from perfect regarding rooting.
Some things to research:
After rooting you'll notice a strange icon. That's the RCS icon. There are threads with instructions with how to remove it.
Look up Busybox on Rails to install busybox. You'll need that.
Lookup and install Flashfire from Playstore. You'll likely need that.
We don't have a custom recovery so Flashfire will be as close as you can get.
Just in case, download a copy of your firmware from Sammobile.com. You'll never know if you need to restore back to stock.
Also, check my signature for a guide from psouza4. That'll really help.
Remember that almost nothing that you can think of is original so I'm sure that almost anything that you can think to ask has been asked before. Search before posting.
Good luck!
I had update option on my s7 edge just above about phone option.
I decided to root my phone so i could mod gamrs and use gltools to attempt to play nvidia shield games on my phone. Root method screwed up my data connection and wouldnt save my wifi info after reboot so i removed the root and reflashed stock firmware pl6 or whatever with odin
Now i dont have an update option anymore. Cannot update prl. Profile. Software updates and no longer have activation option on menu so im ****ed.
What can i do?
Got firmware from here edge/how-to/firmware-g935p-pe1-official-sprint
Nevermind
Im unable to freeze apps on s7 edge 6.0.1
Originally att, now on tmobile rom(same bootloader), device now reads g935t under about device, confirmed root, supersu confirms it gave permission for root to freeze apps, tried chef freeze, root freeze, and other apps.
Any ideas? Searched forum and no help found
i had hard to root my samsung j3v. i read on other thread that someone says that this device have locked bootloader. any idea.....
I think a juggling of words is what's going on here
Now for starters most if not all j3 Zar bootloader unlocked by factory default it's the factory reset protection that's locked down and on the j3 particularly the Verizon one they don't have it in the developer options in order to operate this setting and shut it off you have to delete all of your accounts off of the phone and turn off automatic updating then a message will pop up and say that factory reset protection has been disabled morning and then you can reset your phone but if you're going to root it you might as well just do that instead in there will take the root....
By the way this phone is very very very well worth rooting as it has tons of bloatware on it and it is slow once it gets going a day or two so for sure you're going to want it to root this particular j3 and in fact you can even change your memory to all memory card and break that special security that Samsung just so loves to pretend they have over everybody....cheers
Could you tell me where to get that update? I also need to root my j320v please
i managed to get root on my s7 edge and i was so exited but then when i tried to play pokemon go it wont work because i have root. this problem has occered to me with some other apps too. is there any way i can use these apps while having root. people said to use magisk but you need twrp for that which i cant download due to my bootloader being locked. someone plz try to help me, my model number is sm g935t.