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[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Rapscallion16:
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The WinDroid Toolkit is a Windows program built in Visual Studio using the C# programming language that simplifies the rooting process for many Android devices. The toolkit makes it easy to unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery and gain permanent root. It also includes other functions such as flashing kernels, pushing files and installing apps. If you find it helpful, give me a thanks and a donation if you can. If you find a bug or have a feature request, feel free to leave a reply. Thanks!

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WinDroid Toolkit

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[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Rapscallion16:
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[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] james1089:
Windows only?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Rapscallion16:
Yeah, it's currently Windows only. I'm considering ways to port it to Mac and Linux though.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] etahirs:
Unlock Bootloader

tahnk you for your work, it is great!!!

I want to ask an improtant question.

Can I use this tool for unlcok the bootloader of Mi Note Pro? You know, After January 2016 xiaomi lock the bootloader of Mi Note Pro?

Is it safety unlocking?(brick, etc.)
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] kafadar-42:
unlock!! is it true?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] yduman:
Is it possible to open the device's bootloader unlock?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] EMJI79:
Have you ported it yet?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Kahun:
No
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] kafadar-42:
Bootloader unlock is not working for note mi pro.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Rapscallion16:
It looks like Xiaomi locked the bootloader in one the latest updates, so the toolkit may not work if you've updated recently. I'll see if I can include an official way to unlock the bootloader for the next toolkit update.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] etahirs:
Thank you,

I will be waiting for the update...
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] EMJI79:
And please port it to Mac and Linux. :)
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Rapscallion16:
So you don't have to wait for the update, you can follow the instructions here to unlock your bootloader. Then, you can flash recovery and root with the current toolkit. :good:

I'd love to, but I'm not that good of a coder and I only have a Windows computer, so I'd need help from other people to do that. Hopefully I can get some help from devs in the future. :fingers-crossed:
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Rapscallion16:
WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 Is Now Out!

WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 has been released! It's a huge update with a material redesign, major recode and support for 43 new devices!

You can out more specific changes in the changelog here.

You can download the new update here.

All versions before v3.0 will not have their files updated anymore since I've moved from hosting on BasketBuild to Amazon S3. Please update to v3.0 to ensure you're getting the latest recovery and root files!
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] Rapscallion16:
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About

The WinDroid Toolkit is a Windows program built in Visual Studio using the C# programming language that simplifies the rooting process for many Android devices. The toolkit makes it easy to unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery and gain permanent root. It also includes other functions such as flashing kernels, pushing files and installing apps. If you find it helpful, give me a thanks and a donation if you can. If you find a bug or have a feature request, feel free to leave a reply. Thanks!

Download

WinDroid Toolkit

Changelog

Check out this document for current and past changelogs.

Supported Devices

Check out this spreadsheet for a list of currently supported devices.

Device not supported? Make a request here!

Contribute

Check out the source code on GitHub here.

Disclaimers

Please do not post, mirror, or take credit for this toolkit or any related work without explicit permission.

I am in no way responsible for any harm, damage, nuclear fission or bee infestation that may occur to your device through the use of this toolkit.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] Rapscallion16:
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[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] Doku:
Are you planning to update the tool to use latest twrp 2.8.7?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] Rapscallion16:
WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 Is Now Out!

WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 has been released! It's a huge update with a material redesign, major recode and support for 43 new devices!

You can out more specific changes in the changelog here.

You can download the new update here.

All versions before v3.0 will not have their files updated anymore since I've moved from hosting on BasketBuild to Amazon S3. Please update to v3.0 to ensure you're getting the latest recovery and root files!
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] WebWill3r:
Hi! I own an Asus Zenfone Selfie which is supported by WinDroid Tool but I Keep getting error msgs. How can I upload log files?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] thinkerthanker:
TWRP flashing problem?

A small problem, I used windroid 3.2 version for my MIpad with 7.0.2 MIUI stable rom. I used flash TWRP, it gets me into fastboot mode and then when I tried to flash SuperSU, I am in MI stock recovery, I can't get into TWRP or is that file not at all flashed?

and as i was in fast boot mode the second time, I tried using the phone keys, but it gives me an error saying: unrecoverable bootloader error, and the Windroid stuck at restarting, but I restarted the pad using power key.

Thanks for making it
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] Bkevin95:
not work for my MI PAD 2....remaining in fastboot
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UberSlackr:
I just switched from the Note 4 on Verizon to the Note 5 on T-mobile; New phone expected to arrive tomorrow.

One thing I saw mentioned here and there about the T-mobile Service is this "Advanced Messaging Service." There is limited information I could find, no real Videos demoing or discussing the feature, but a couple blog post here and there making mention of it.

Has anyone used this feature on the Note 5; If so, how does it function, does it function well, is there any lag between sending and receiving messages, does the Live Presence indication actually work ("Bob is typing" etc.) Any kind of information or feedback on this "Feature" would be appreciated.

Also what is your experience with the WiFi calling? Does it truly sound like HD Voice quality? Any issue switching for WiFi calling to 4G (walking out of the home does the call drop when switching to 4G coverage?)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Yoshi1221:
Only thing I know about advanced messaging service is that you can send files to anyone with a newer samsung phone under 1GB if you register for the service, the T3 Note 4 has the same service. It would be good to send higher quality videos or files to another person
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] DangerousDave:
My experience with "Advanced Messaging" Has been terrible. Extreme lag when pulling up the keyboard and trying to type. Lag from when hit send to when message is sent.

It is so bad I will not use the stock messaging app. with advanced messaging turned on.

I can tell you that when the other party is typing you see three or 4 dots in motion - a bit like hangouts indicates the other person is typing.

I don't have any experience to date with WiFi calling.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] princeasi:
Not sure if "advance messaging" and Samsung's "simple sharing" are the same, but I will vouch that simple sharing is a feature worth jumping to the note 5 from almost any phone! To be able to send files such as HQ video and photos seamlessly from an sms is crazy nice. If I'm not mistaken, tmobile's advance messaging does not allow large files. One new feature of it is allowing the sender to be notified in real time when the recipient opens or receives the sms successfully!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UberSlackr:
Where did you find the option to turn on "Advanced Messaging?"

Is it within the settings of the default samsung message app?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Toneman07:
I haven't had any trouble with it. I personally like the baked in Video Calling though. The XXXXXXX is typing works perfect for me. No lag with the keyboard as mentioned above (we all use swiftkey though). Picture messaging is cool too. You see a blurred image coming through until it finishes downloading.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] EclipseEntity:
I've never gotten Advanced Messaging to work. Stock SMS apps would sometimes not receive group MMS so I have to use 3rd party app.

Wifi-Calling has been great. It works well with HD voice same quality as VoLTE on phones that support it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] DangerousDave:
If I remember correctly you don't have to do anything to turn advanced messaging on it's just part of the stock messaging app.

The key is in order for it to work you have to be messaging with another device that has advanced messaging as well.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
I'm getting FANTASTIC battery life! I'm at 63% right now, after close to 12 hours of total time (with 1.5 hours SOT), with an estimated 20 hours left. Standby time is the key here, when I am not using the Moto...the battery just stops in time. It's wild.

I will have to say with the following...

Active Display Disabled < Not necessary

Adaptive Brightness Disabled < around 10% to 15% brightness is honestly totally fine for outdoor use. It's crazy. I use 1% to 5% at night.

Xposed Module: MobileRadioBugFix < Most important!

My Moto X is now immortal.

GSam Battery Monitor is showing on average 2.0% to 3.0% loss per hour when I am using the phone.

While SOT does slowly kill it, standby time is just crazy now. When I lock the screen, it's almost like the battery gets frozen in time.

For anyone who is struggling to get through a day, try these stuff out!
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
Men, I don't need to fool with it. 20 hours a day before plugging it in is fine for my needs.

Stock out of the box after a week of power cycles.

-Funk
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
Oh but she can do so much more. I'm impressed, 3,000mah with 1440p had me worried...but Motorola has buckled the F down and did a great job!
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
Agreed Moto did a good job with the battery.

-Funk
[X Style (Pure) General] shoman94:
I usually get 6+ hours of SOT
[X Style (Pure) General] xxBrun0xx:
This is terrifying. Coming from a oneplus one where I was used to getting 6 hours sot over 18 hours. I switched to a oneplus 2 and have only been getting 3 hours sot over the course of a day, thinking that's terrible. Sounds like the Moto x Pure isn't for me, which is a shame because I really do love the Moto features and way it feels in the hand.
[X Style (Pure) General] tony1208:
dam i didnt wana root but xposed is great so far my battery is lasting me day, i will be on my 3rd power cycle today lets see how it goes....
[X Style (Pure) General] mandrsn1:
You know that module doesn't actually cause a change in battery life? It simple adjusts the calculation of battery drain due to mobile radio. It will not, in any way, cause your battery to last longer.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
I was told the Radio gets stuck on in LP, and that is a huge waste of battery. Either way...I don't know what to tell you but the phone is just immortal now lol
[X Style (Pure) General] bradley26:
I couldn't imagine looking at my phone for 6 hours in a day!!! It seems a little much. I would respect the ability for my phone to stay on that much but I can't see the necessity.
[X Style (Pure) General] mandrsn1:
The tabulation of what was being measured as battery use got stuck counting battery use as being caused by the mobile radio. this module just affects how battery stats are counted.
[X Style (Pure) General] Smokeey:
We shouldn't have to root to get great battery life. Just disable Moto Display, keep brightness low, and control when apps like Facebook sync. Android M will definitely bring improvements.

Not to mention, 6+ hours SOT is ridiculous. Put down your damn phone.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
With my OPO and Kitkat at my last job I used to pull 7 to 8 hours of SOT a time.

Not ridiculous at all... if you send roughly 500 texts a day, watch a lot of youtube, play a lot of music and browse the web a lot.

Also, rooting = Taking control of your device.

If you want the best, don't be lazy, take it into your own hands.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
I remember reading an entire article about how it was killing batteries and that Marshmellow was the answer to it and blah blah blah. lol, either way. I'm not changing it cause it works. Magic? Who knows!
[X Style (Pure) General] Bootup:
If you have the time/freedom/opportunity to do all of that, you have the time to slap a charger on it
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
And ruin the non-replaceable battery? No thanks. Plus I don't want to be tethered to a wall, that's dumb. It's 2015, not 2000
[X Style (Pure) General] YoungSkeezy:
The entire process of unlocking, throwing recovery+flashing super su takes less than 10 minutes. Did the entire thing on the can.

:P + Greenify is the best battery saver ever. I'll never not root because of that.

Having said that. the DOZE feature in Android M is pretty slick. My Nexus 6 went from 2h SOT to 4.5 SOT on the last developer preview :) So hey, maybe that'll make everyone happier
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
Well said bro.

I'm looking forward to Marshmellow...but I won't be able to use it till Xposed is ready. Too many things I need, stock too useless.
[X Style (Pure) General] trafficontrolr:
Thanks for the heads up on the xposed module, with that installed I can actually get through a day now. Screen on still drains but standby is awesome now!
[X Style (Pure) General] adibeckett:
For my oneplus one, 4 to 5 hours of SOT by the time you go to sleep, wake up the next day and have another 3 to 4 hours SOT = 8 hours sot. THEN I charge the phone.
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
No walls where you live?

-Funk
[X Style (Pure) General] StreetkillnHD:
Its funny how people think moto display kills the battery, if anything its hardly killing it its most likely ur battery Hungary apps, constantly updating in the background, if u didnt want moto display dont bother getting a moto device its the whole dam point of being different..
[X Style (Pure) General] Nickrick2641:
Mind if I ask what you did for your power cycles? Im getting my phone tomorrow, I figure start it out the right way, 20 hours sounds like a done deal for me.
[X Style (Pure) General] Aridon:
I'll buy it for my reasons and you buy it for yours. Thanks.
[X Style (Pure) General] patt2k:
Wasnt doing much and battery went down more then 15% in 2 hours.
[X Style (Pure) General] haw_spider:
I get very good battery life with my Moto X Pure. I am surprised how good standby time/idle is. Almost no battery drain. Coming from Htc M8 lollipop custom roms it is hard to believe how Motorola optimized this phone.. I have to admit that first 3 or four charges were not good. Battery was dropping like crazy while screen on. I can easily get 5 + hours of SOT.. I am happy..
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
Right, let me just stop working, or stand around for a while for it to charge, lol. I don't have time for that, and constant charging on a non-replaceable battery = useless phone in a few months, so that's a waste
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
Man, I am sad. Something has gone astray on mine, back up to loosing 8% to 12% per hour x.x

Ugh
[X Style (Pure) General] rehpyc:
If you think your phone has a crap battery, charge it to 100% and unplug it before going to sleep. In the morning check wakelock detector / better battery stats to see what apps/services are causing your phone from sleeping. You should be losing no more than 1-2% (and that's still quite high) per an hour when not using the phone.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
3 days ago I had it saying 2.1% per hour when it light use. Yesterday it was up to 10% all day. It sucked lol. I turned Auto Sync Back on...seems like turning it off makes the phone upset.
[X Style (Pure) General] ErikHellstrom:
The most freakish thing happened last night. I was playing with power toggles and was testing the WAKELOCK toggle which prevents the phone screen from turning off. I had 83% battery. I fell asleep with the screen on (although it did dim) for about 7 hours and when I woke up it still had 67% battery and the screen was still on.
[X Style (Pure) General] erikiksaz:
The panels nowadays are pretty darn efficient. Hopefully once Android M manages the wakelocks our phone standby/SOT should go up.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
Cannot wait for that.....except waiting for Root and Xposed :[

Finally got my standby to 2.1% an hour though
[X Style (Pure) General] Jaivan:
I mustered 8hrs or SOT yesterday:
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
It really depends on screen brightness. Mine is at 50% and with all the Moto stuff on and pretty much out of the box I get this.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
Impossibru
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
This is also amazing. How though? While my standby is crazy, SOT seems to be like.,... 3 max. If that.
[X Style (Pure) General] Aridon:
I'd guess it is a provider thing. Not all providers use the same spectrum, spectrum isn't created equally and not all providers have the same tower density which can stretch towers and cause you to use more power to keep in touch with them. Just a guess.
[X Style (Pure) General] jdubya42:
I have had Android phones since the OG Droid and I just got this phone. Rooted, greenify, low brightness. I have NEVER gotten over 3 hours SOT and I i can't comprehend how people can do it. I've tried kernel settings, underclocking, etc etc. Never happens.
[X Style (Pure) General] Jaivan:
I think it really depends on what you're doing, most of that screen on time probably 5+ hours of it was reading a manga. Screen was on 40% auto, rooted, xposed with radio bug fix and amplify. Also I disabled all the moto features.
[X Style (Pure) General] rehpyc:
Hopefully you have your phone rooted. Use Better Battery Stats and/or Wakelock Detector to determine what's causing the larger drains / keeping your phone awake.

Why wait? Both root and Xposed are available! Should be able to get standby to at least under 1%.
[X Style (Pure) General] Locklear308:
You know, I always have had those but I was never able to figure out what the issues were. Was always some kind of absure named "mystery thing"

Wait... Xposed and root are already good for marshmallow?
[X Style (Pure) General] PioneerMonster:
the fluxuation I'm seeing might be related to pvs tables. or bins. I had a htc m8 pvs bin 9 undervolted to pvs 11. I got a replacement phone that was pvs bin 15. the lowest voltage bin. I undervolted it -.75mv from 384mhz up to 1.5ghz and then .50mv up to 2.4ghz. anyways in the exact same use case I was getting almost an extra hour of sot 5hr to 6hr phones were both the EXACT same setup. restored my rom from the first phone to the second one. the second phone also ran cool all the time. the phone had to optimize all 312 apps the phone never got warm. I used to put the first one in the fridge to cool it down
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Rapscallion16:
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About

The WinDroid Toolkit is a Windows program built in Visual Studio using the C# programming language that simplifies the rooting process for many Android devices. The toolkit makes it easy to unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery and gain permanent root. It also includes other functions such as flashing kernels, pushing files and installing apps. If you find it helpful, give me a thanks and a donation if you can. If you find a bug or have a feature request, feel free to leave a reply. Thanks!

Download

WinDroid Toolkit

Changelog

Check out this document for current and past changelogs.

Supported Devices

Check out this spreadsheet for a list of currently supported devices.

Device not supported? Make a request here!

Contribute

Check out the source code on GitHub here.

Disclaimers

Please do not post, mirror, or take credit for this toolkit or any related work without explicit permission.

I am in no way responsible for any harm, damage, nuclear fission or bee infestation that may occur to your device through the use of this toolkit.
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Rapscallion16:
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[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Themes, Apps, and Mods] dark_vader:
Thank you. But i have error.

View attachment 3481211
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Themes, Apps, and Mods] noobpremium:
Awesome!

Really awesome toolkit :D

It will be better if you add option to dump partitions etc ;) :o
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Themes, Apps, and Mods] HUNTER_SG:
i have try this on frnd HTC phone it work fine... Thankyou...
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Themes, Apps, and Mods] mobile hawk:
Redmi 2 Prime's boot loader is been locked through latest official update. Its is same as redmi 2 but with 2 gb of ram and 16 gb of Internal memory. Tried your tool but the unlock boot loader option is disabled as it wasnt locked earlier. Please help in getting it unlocked or if in any case root(temp or permanent) is possible. please guide.
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Rapscallion16:
WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 Is Now Out!

WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 has been released! It's a huge update with a material redesign, major recode and support for 43 new devices!

You can out more specific changes in the changelog here.

You can download the new update here.

All versions before v3.0 will not have their files updated anymore since I've moved from hosting on BasketBuild to Amazon S3. Please update to v3.0 to ensure you're getting the latest recovery and root files!
[LG G Flex 2] UNhooked:
hello all

I am trying to find an app that will let me disable the cores that I don't want to use. Can anyone point me in the right direction please?
[LG G Flex 2] SayWhat10:
Tutorial would be great
[LG G Flex 2] UNhooked:
Sorry can you please elaborate?
[LG G Flex 2] Ace42:
Just use kernel adiutor to disable any of the 4 big cores, or little ones.

Sent from my LG-H950
[LG G Flex 2] SayWhat10:
thanks, what do you think would be the best combo?

just want my phone cooler and lil longer battery life
[LG G Flex 2] Ace42:
You would disable 2 big on battery and leave 4 big only while charging. The little cores can all be left on, or maybe leave 3. I haven't noticed a difference between 4 and 2 little cores for battery or temp.

Sent from my LG-H950
[Redmi Note 2 Android Development] Rapscallion16:
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About

The WinDroid Toolkit is a Windows program built in Visual Studio using the C# programming language that simplifies the rooting process for many Android devices. The toolkit makes it easy to unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery and gain permanent root. It also includes other functions such as flashing kernels, pushing files and installing apps. If you find it helpful, give me a thanks and a donation if you can. If you find a bug or have a feature request, feel free to leave a reply. Thanks!

Download

WinDroid Toolkit

Changelog

Check out this document for current and past changelogs.

Supported Devices

Check out this spreadsheet for a list of currently supported devices.

Device not supported? Make a request here!

Contribute

Check out the source code on GitHub here.

Disclaimers

Please do not post, mirror, or take credit for this toolkit or any related work without explicit permission.

I am in no way responsible for any harm, damage, nuclear fission or bee infestation that may occur to your device through the use of this toolkit.
[Redmi Note 2 Android Development] Rapscallion16:
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[Redmi Note 2 Android Development] anubis.genix:
I'm happy to see some active development on this phone! Thanks a lot for your contribution ;)