[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Chakkas:
First off, THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH, this tool.... this tool could do in under a minute what other methods require hours and hours of work and fiddling than involves all sorts of weird crap, before your tool we had to download massive prerooted images that had to be redownloaded each time there was a new Bluestacks version, even at times having to use VMs just to root Bluestacks and other clunky methods... you have no idea how much and how long ive searched these forums to find something like this, or anything even close... this tool is uh-may-zing, thank you... thank you from the bottom of my heart <3

Your tool manages to do a perfect rooting/unrooting seamlessly, im using BlueStacks 0.8.2.3018 on Win7 x64 (Intel CPU) and so far so good, and it does it real good too. All root apps working well too with no complaints.

However with the latest version (when it was renamed BSMultiTool and had more features) it has some issues; to be precise trying to get the Xposed framework to install just makes it say something about a wrong FS. So I tried rooting using your older tool instead to see of that might fix it, but after rooting and trying to get Xposed to work using BSMultiTool it makes it say that i need to unroot BS first to get Xposed to install, but if i do that... i lose root and cant install Xposed.. so im stuck here. basically the Xposed installer feature for me simply doesnt work >.<

Another feature i believe should be in it is an option to re-enable the disabled services/apps (reason for this is that if you disable all the crappy peinstalled apps you loose the AppsSettings app, this app is important to resize apps to a tablet orientation or else BlueStacks makes you stuck with the phone like shape). Or better yet an option to choose what to keep (i really like the disable bloat option but the AppsSettings is really missed)

I have some suggestions too for this app; as it now is a "MultiTool" for BlueStacks, basically this app could be the missing tool for BlueStacks to make it be something thats configurable

-The app should have an option to go back to the main menu instead of only being able to exit once youre done doing one step (since now its purpose is more than just rooting...)

-Bundle SuperSU and Xposed with it, thus to make it easier and have them all available in one package, the user is free to use mroe updated versions if they like though

-Make the app capable of resizing both internal storage, allocated RAM, and SDCard size to a size that the user specifies (i know resizing internal memory is planned by you but i really think these should be added too)

-Specify what folders can be shared in BlueStacks/Add your own folders to the shared folders list

-An option to disable BlueStacks from updating itself constantly (ever since 0.8.3 made Kik randomly close on its own every 5 minutes or so ive been wary of updating BlueStacks so i stick to whats stable for the time being...)

-Option to enable/disable BlueStacks notifications, for example, say you get a WhatsApp or KIK message, bluestacks will show you have a notification in the system tray but theres no way to disable this behavior unless you chose to not have notifications during the time you installed Bluestacks

-Resize BlueStacks window size

Btw, please dont remove support for BlueStacks 0.7.xxx, those versions are good for resting out stuff in Android 2.3, and 0.7.xx was the last version that didnt have the 2GB RAM requirement to install, if theres no harm in keeping them i say best to keep it, there could be many reasons why someone would want to use BS 0.7.xxx, and this tool is indispensable for any computer that has BlueStacks