yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] n00b_dr0id:
If I just want to debloat version 10 rooted via Kingroot. Will it work?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mrYogii:
hi there, is there is any way of do these things by some automated script in bluestack:

changing GUID

changing Google Advertisement ID

changing android id

change imei

change device model configuration

and if also i can download app from playstore by script

any type of guiding to right direction will be appreciated.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] issachar:
Too bad it didn't work on BS2... :(
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] BRoy_98:
Please support bluestacks 2..!! Its the new update from blustacks..!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jul12st83:
thanks you very much
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xpmule:
Torrent was deleted!

The torrent you're looking for was deleted from its original location because it was fake or invalid. You can use the search function to find the content you are looking for.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] moslondon:
I couldt find any other thread to ask this...

I have a HP stream 7 with windows 10 and i installed bs 0.9.23 #1 edited with orca because the 1gb ram but im stuck in initializing screen.. I downloaded couple more recent versions but orca does not recognize them by the time to open for edite them.... Any suggestion to fix the initializing screen or if somebody has the edited version?? Thanks in advanced guys
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] workingtricks:
Hey guys here is version of latest BlueStacks2_2.5.50.6271 mod pre rooted software

download link here

User cloud

DailyUploads

Source
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cyadron:
Thank you. It is indeed pre-rooted!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] PRO23:
Hi

I just installed blustack last version on WIN10 but BSTweaker3.12 cant change my device ID,Model, any help?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] OD5KB:
First of all thank you for this software, second, can you please explain more what do we gain from this, I didn't get it well... Thank you...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jose_pagio:
it doesn't seem to work on bluestacks 4.30
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Obamu:
It could had worked if he just made a .bat file that doesn't require a specific version of BS in fact, not needing to require any software at all!. But no he made an .exe, what's more requires a very specific software version.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] XDAFAN87:
tells me that I don't have bluestack installed. obviously yes, how come you don't recognize it?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] aidin444:
All these explanations are useless but the download link is not available

Why???/
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Bluestacksadhater:
Update

Can you please make a update for bluestacks 4.190.0.5002
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] giggock:
Most of links dead.So sad.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmcwhirter72:
So my first was the same as the prior version. So I tried disabling SuperSU, restarted and tried again.....that's when things got weird.

First pass at drag/drop on Xposed the multitool said it was removing root and didn't give an option to abort.

I thought it was bluffing so I tried again and now get "ERROR: Full unroot is not applicable on the machine/version. (EC:xSU)"

And I verified via Root Checker that root is indeed gone.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
Both this and previous version, when I enter "1" are telling me version of Bluesteps is missing a requried feature? jf
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
I tried your latest version and tried to get xposed to install, however i got the same error as before, so i used SuperSU to unroot (but didnt restart BlueStacks after that) and then tried getting xposed to install, however i got this http://vvcap.net/db/pLOV9q03g4iiELfZmSxO.png

When trying to install xposed using the older version , itd say i need to unroot first, so when i did unroot (using SuperSU, and not restarting BlueStacks) instead of showing me anything about installing xposed itd say that now i can uninstall SU, and after that it would unroot BlueStacks

Another bug i should mention (happening in both the version i had before and the one you posted) is that if i unroot using option 2, then want to reroot again, i cant and ill get this error http://vvcap.net/db/rKk1pVdeSaaxA1MSMWi3.png

The only way to fix that is by deleting Root.fs and making the Root.fs.BAK file become the default one again
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codelover:
New Version: BS MultiTool v1.05r2 (Test)

Guys, sorry if the previous version did not work as expected, honestly i have no idea what was the cause.

I can see there were some mis-understanding about how the tool works and i would like to make it clear that:

1) Installing Xposed does not need you to unroot first, that was an *unknown* unroot call which supposed to be called ONLY when you type '2'.

2) Option '#1 - Auto Root' makes BS 'Unlocked' + 'Rooted', and restoring stock Root.fs actually returns the 'Locked' + 'Pre-rooted' status, in another words, restoring to stock Root.fs is NOT unroot but re-root.

3) Option' #2 - Full unroot' is really mean to unroot, once unrooted there is no way to re-root using this tool, so it's not a bug. What can you do to get back root is restore the backup Root.fs and re-run the Auto Rooter again.

Anyway, i rewrote most handlers and rebuilt, hopefully this version will work.

There are two file in the new release, please test and let me know which version work best for you.

Also introduce two new features in this release:

1) Restore Backup

2) Debloater (Manual Mode)

* Download removed.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
Thanks for clarifying about this stuff ^_^

Wait, so from what i understand is, Bluestacks is by default not completely unrooted? Its already rooted but you cant make use of that root? is that what you mean by completely unrooting it doesnt make it back to the stock one?

And why cant it be re-rooted if its been unrooted without first restoring the default Root.fs first?

Feedback:

-Im not sure whats the difference between the two executables in the archive, however Xposed doesnt work for me in it either sadly :( When i tried dragging Xposed over the MultiTool it showed me the dialogue for restoring the default Root.fs image... basically i think the Multitool isnt knowing how to make use of the Xposed installer function and its calling another function of the MultiTool instead

Heres what i got when i dragged xposed http://vvcap.net/db/K7uQZuc7zvMqW81Tg9y0.png

-I really like the restore option because it makes it go back to the way it was, really digging it. Before i thought that unrooting BlueStacks would have the same effect as restoring the default image... however since youve explained that unrooting BlueStacks doesnt make it the same way it was before you rooted it then those errors it used to give me make alot of sense... Most people i suppose wouldve confused the unroot option to have the same effect as restore.

-Glad to see that my suggestion for keeping some of the preinstalled features was added ^_^ its nice to see a dev that listens to the users.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
Got 2 .exe's both give my 'This version of BS is missing a feature required by this too.'

I have no idea what I am doing wrong...:confused:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codelover:
Yes, as i said BS comes pre-rooted with locked File System, and by 'stock' i mean the stock that comes with BS, not stock ICS.

Exactly, i think some CPU probably having problem with the optimization made. Does this happen to all drop functions?

Please test all the drop functions like Superuser Updater & apk installer, if that was the problem i can simply build a menu for it instead of using drop.

Can you check that you have the following folder: C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks\UserData\SharedFolder

Please note that some security software / antivirus also blocks access the these folder thus this tool won't be able to access them.

And anyone who is having problem with this tool, please let me know your CPU, OS, x86/x64, and BS version.

Also appreciate if someone can report a successful Xposed install using this tool.

Thank you all who provide feedback.

P/S: Please DO NOT quote the whole message, edit it to include only related info. Thanks!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
No, no such folder. Announcements, Input Mapper, Library, and Logs are the only folders there.

Windows 7 Pro, Intel core 7 processor.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmcwhirter72:
I tried installing Xposed and another .apk (F-droid) via drag and drop and also get the restore dialog from both version of the 1.05r2 tool.

For reference I'm running BS 0.8.4.3036 on Win8.1 with an Intel Atom Z3740 (Baytrail) processor.

Secondary question on Xposed, what version of BS did you install it on? I've tried sideloading via ADB and the BS apk installer and can get it loaded but I get a bootloop after installing the framework. From what I've read this is usually a conflict in versions of app_process. Does your tool do something to prevent this?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
Why would they do that though you think? so puzzling to say the least >.<

I just tested the .apk installer funtion (never tried it before since before i used to just click on an .apk and Bluestack would install it) and i got the exact same thing i get from trying to install Xposed... ok its most definitely related to that function.

I have that folder, also worth mentioning that besides a firewall and pasword manager i dont keep any other form of security software/antivirus, so cant be it.

Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1

Intel Core i7 2630QM @ 2.00GHz (Sandy Bridge)

Radeon HD 6770M

BlueStacks 0.8.2.3018

How exactly does it install Xposed differently compared to the normal way of installing it? Just curious.. because normally installing Xposed borks BlueStacks and itll never boot again after that.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codelover:
Either your BS version is too old or your installation is non standard / incomplete, otherwise Shared Folder feature should be enabled by default.

I am sorry to tell you this tool will not work for you. Without shared folder feature turned-on self-rooting is not possible.

You can try other rooting method/tool, or find any pre-rooted image, or try to reinstall a clean copy of BS with offline installer. (link provided in post #1)

I see, seems like all drops functions are not working on some machines, looks like i will have to add a menu for Xposed Installer.

Would you mind to test other menu based functions to see whether all functions are working properly? (Eg: Not calling other function)

And yes, the tool does all the dirty works, i didn't build that function for nothing.

Just like many apps, including Superuser and Xposed, there is no way you can install these apk directly on BS, at least not without first modifying the apk.

The tool eliminates the needs to mod the apk by doing on-the-fly modding as well as applying related fix, and installing the correct binary for BS.

As for the Xposed, if you tried to install Xposed manually, app_process got replaced with an incompatible version, app_process is a critical process,

once you restart BS, app_process

could not be loaded

and android could not be started anymore, that is the reason why you get a blank screen instead.

If that happens you will have to restore with the pre-unlocked state

backup

created by this tool by using "Restore Backup" and re-root again.

Alternatively, you can mount Root.fs in linux/vm and restore the original app_process backup created by Xposed installer, which could takes longer than re-root.

Ok, thanks again for the confirmation, there is probably something wrong with the drop handlers on some machine. I will try to add a menu for it.

Meanwhile can you help me try all the menu based functions and make sure it does what is supposed to and no wrong call.

Thanks all.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
So far everything except the .apk handler works as promised for me ^_^ Ill be more than glad to test any future version etc...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
I'm deleting BS and starting over again from the beginning...

Uninstalled rebooted.. and now can't reinstall, BS claims its already installed... <sigh>
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] DKRussell:
use a program like IOBit Uninstaller... it does what the developer calls "powerful uninstall" which removes all traces that the program was ever on your machine so you can do a clean installation again.:good:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmcwhirter72:
I tested the latest version labeled "US" on a Win7 test machine and everything, other than the drag/drop functions, works as expected. I'm down with testing the Xposed installer when you get it completed also.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
OK, reinstalled.. and the same error as before.. something is missing... Difference may be that I'm trying to use the latest BS version; maybe they have purposely broken things?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codelover:
New Version Announcement - BS MultiTool v1.05r3

Whatsnew

Added Xposed Installer/Updater to Main Menu.

Added Superuser Installer/Updater to Main Menu.

Important: Make sure you read updated instructions on post #2 regarding Xposed FW Installer.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
Xposed working perfectly.... thank you!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mario9702:
Has anyone tried this out on 0.8.5.3042 yet?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmcwhirter72:
Xposed working perfect here as well. Does anyone have any recommended modules that work well with BS?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
Some recommendations would be nice... seeing as the XHaloFloatingWindow doesnt work in Bluestacks even does anyone know a replacement? windowed apps would be freaking awesome
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
ro.sf.lcd_density

Anyone tried putting a ro.sf.lcd_density in BS build.prop? If so, recommendations?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmcwhirter72:
I've played around with it and it does work but I don't know that I have any recommended settings. I tried 160 which looked like it was pretty much the default view, 240 the status bar moved to the top and I lost the home and back buttons. I'm curious if you tweak the window size in the registry if that makes any difference at 240 but I haven't tried yet.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] davidinblack:
Hi first off hats off to the developer this is an amazing tool!

I've used the tool successfully on older versions of bluestacks but a recent clean install updated bluestacks to 0.8.5.3042 and the tool reports being unable to mod the version. Hope this helps :)

Keep up the good work! :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
Some.. not all applications are compatible with BS.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codelover:
New Version - BS MultiTool v1.05r4

Sorry for the delay, just managed to find some free time to test the latest version (0.8.5).

Although the rooter is still working but i noticed newer versions seems to be running slower than previous versions.

I was able to get a record breaking time - rooted in just merely ~46s once with the 0.8.3 but with this new version it took me ~1:20+ almost everytime.

I was thinking to add a new feature, perhaps 'Disable Update Check' in future release, what do you guys think?

As for the Xposed module recommendation, that was a great idea indeed, but too bad i don't have enough time to test new modules.

But if you guys are willing to contribute and post working modules here, i am more than happy to create a new section under OP for tested/working modules.

At the moment i only managed to test XPrivacy, XHaloFloatingWindow, MinMinGuard, all are working great, note that some modules requires a restart before working properly.

Also, it has come to my attention that this MultiTool is NOT the only auto rooter for BS, 'BlueStacks RootEZ' seems to be a better solution.

So if you are in hurry or this tool does not (yet) work with your latest version, you better try RootEZ because it's the only universal Rooter that should works with every single version of BS.

Unlike this MultiTool that highly depends on BS processing power to do the magic, RootEZ uses it's own emulated linux to do the rooting jobs, so you'll have better chance.

I believed the tool was created by user [MENTION=4981428]XtraartX[/MENTION] but somehow it was shared by many other users over here.

Anyway, here you go for the latest version, now support BS 0.8.5.

P/S: I am still looking for help from AMD CPU users that got 'No SU binary found' error message when running SuperSU.

* Download moved to OP
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] friedsonjm:
Thank you for your work, and for you dedication to the 'best' solutions. There are many who would NOT call out a 'competing' app, favorably. you are a stand up person!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
I remember recommending this :P Itd be pretty cool, esp since each BlueStacks update can have an unexpected feature (for example, i use 0.8.2 because any version after that demands you update your graphics card to even open BlueStacks... even though the update it wants you to use isnt for your graphic card in the first place!)

Actually i came to discover your tool after searching for RootEZ lol, RootEZ is a terribly buggy program... i mean it works... sometimes, and the way it does things is just so messy and all, for example, if it fails to root your BlueStacks, itll somehow create an addition non existant drive out of nowhere in your computer. Your tool is much, muchhh better. The only benefit RootEZ has is that it isnt limited by the version of BlueStacks... if yours could root BlueStacks regardless of version itd be the best of the two in the long run.

Side note, is it normal for apps to hang up BlueStacks, such as XHaloFloatingWindow and Nova Launcher after theyre opened for a while? just curious... would it be by any chance solvable by the tool?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] davidinblack:
Wow that was quick! I can confirm it works on Baytrail. No problems rooting. But it looks like this version of bluestacks no longer comes with gapps. Anyone know how to install gapps back on?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codelover:
Google Play Store in BlueStacks & Disable Graphics Driver Check

Thanks for your support!

Now i remember. :o Actually the reason why i haven't implement this feature is because that would required a registry change.

As as far as i'm concerned any registry change would required Administrator right, which i am trying to avoid in my tool.

Regarding the graphic card update, i think you can easily bypass that, try apply the 'SkipGraphicsDriverCheck.reg' attached below.

Well, It can and it will be, one day, not now, now there is still lots of bugs, like broken drag & drop support, broken AMD support, etc.

And this tool is no where near to stable release at the moment, and feedback is really needed to help speed up the process.

Honestly, will you re-visit this page to provide feedback if this tool works every single version that you don't even need to update anymore?

About RootEZ, yes, i have to agree with you, the newer version seems to be buggy as it uses qemu now instead of coLinux.

You can try the older 0.1.5 and it should work much better than the newer 0.1.2.1, but of cause, has less feature than the newer one.

Oh, and can you tell me how the tool response with drag & drop on your machine now?

I don't remember having this problem, you will have to find out yourself. Try change your launcher, disable conflicting modules, etc.

By the way, have you tried increasing the memory in registry to find out if that make any difference?

Allow me to explain, BlueStacks has never come pre-installed with gapps. The gapps installer is being downloaded and installed during runtime.

To be exact, the download is being triggered by bluestacksHome.apk or better known as 'Home' - The default launcher for BS.

This is also the reason why sometimes you don't have gapps installed - You probably removed/disabled the launcher in the first place.

Honestly i have no idea what trigger the download/install, perhaps a market link or in-app-purchase intent - I don't know, and don't need to know.

Anyway, i managed to grab a copy of the installer used by earlier version of BS, download it HERE (17.6 MB).

Once the apk installed click on 'Installer' and gapps shall be installed in /data/downloads/ - Slightly customized by BS team.

A reboot might be needed to have the files set to their proper permissions.

It shall update to latest Google Play automatically after that, if it doesn't, manual update isn't that hard tho.

Please remember to disable auto apps update in Google Play, you do not want supersu/xposed to get updated automatically - You may lost root access or even brick.

Regards
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH!!! i looked everywhere in Bluestacks's registry entries myself and never found anything that i could modify to make it stop having that behavior, looks like ill be using newer versions after all...

Its inevitable if you ask me ;p Many options that should be available by the BlueStacks app itself are only doable by the registry (like disabling that graphics card update popup) Your tool at some point could be..say... the missing Bluestacks control panel

Sadly coLinux and anything that uses it cant run on a 64bit machine, its limited to 32bit machines (the coLinux project died ages ago before 64bit machines were common).. im sticking with your tool to the end, just sayin lol, theres so much more potential in it.

This... makes alot of sense, until you uninstall the preinstalled apps/junk BlueStacks comes with, it always seems to be downloading something in the background..

Heres where i have bad news.... i tested the last version you posted in your last post and everything is borked as far as function handling.. just like before >.<

-Dragging Xposed over this version makes it call the SuperSU installing function, however if you try ti install Xposed by pressing X it works normally

-Trying to install a normal apk makes it call up the restore original root.fs funtion
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] davidinblack:
That worked like a charm thank you so much! :D

I'm not sure if this is how BS works, but is there anyway to add HAXM and Gennymotion ARM translator to it? :confused:

Thanks again!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kenryusha:
can i restore original setting on bluestacks???
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
Choose "Restore Backup" to return BlueStacks to how it was before.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] DragonPhyre:
I am willing to test. What do we need to do?