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[ASUS ZenFone 7 / 7 Pro Questions & Answers] maxsterling:
Would you happen to know if that file will allow me to upgrade from Android 11 to 12 or is it only an update for existing Android 12 users? I'm desperately looking for the update to Android 12 from 11 i believe it's this version WW_31.0210.0210.250 but the website doesn't have it at all.

Many thanks for any advice.

Regards
[ASUS ZenFone 7 / 7 Pro Questions & Answers] maxsterling:
Would you happen to have a copy of WW_31.0210.0210.250? I need it to upgrade from Android 11 to 12 and place the file in the root directroy to trigger to upgrade. So annoying that the main files are no longer in the Asus website. They should have given a warning that the files would be deleted
[ASUS ZenFone 7 / 7 Pro Questions & Answers] yukkey:
I have never seen any other versions of the file other than the one I found. Also, ASUS has officially provided the update file again.

They said they would resume the OEM release method in November, so this could be a step towards that.

Also, if you restore the OS from stock, you cannot do online or offline updates, so the only way to update is by selecting the relevant update file from sideload in recovery mode.

Even if you sideload it, it will not be initialized, but it is better to make a backup just in case.

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[ASUS ZenFone 7 / 7 Pro Questions & Answers] maxsterling:
In the past they had the actual files for Android 10 to 11 to 12. I saved some of those files except the one from 11 to 12. I can go back from 12 to 11 to 10 and even 10 to 11 but the only one i forgot to save for some reason was from 11 to 12 and that's the file version WW_31.0210.0210.250 i need to trigger it in the root directory. If someone would happen to have it would help me a bunch.
[ASUS ZenFone 7 / 7 Pro Questions & Answers] yukkey:
I can update to 12 with the file that can be downloaded from the second link, but is that a problem?
[ASUS ZenFone 7 / 7 Pro Questions & Answers] maxsterling:
How did you update to 12 from 11? When I place the file in the root directory it does nothing. Thanks for any tips
[ASUS ZenFone 7 / 7 Pro Questions & Answers] yukkey:
Sorry for being late

As I wrote above, when recovering from Stockfile, it seems that the updater does not read the file even if it is placed in the root.

In that case, you can update by entering recovery mode and selecting file in sideload.

In that case, it will not be initialized, but we recommend that you make a backup just in case.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] WhiteReign:
Some reason it was working. Now in Device manager under Portable Devices it shows " MTP USB Device " Before it said Pixel 8 lucky my phone is rooted but it would be nice to transfer files again. Any help would be great here
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] simplepinoi177:
Is your phone's USB settings set to "File Transfer" or "MTP"? That could easily be the culprit -- sorry if you have checked this and it is rather obvious, but you never know (so many times the silliest simplest thing blows past members)...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] lssong99:
My P6P, P8P never work when connected to PC (only when just brought).

I have root and USB debugged on and maybe this is the reason (however, unroot and disable USB debug doesn't work). I use adb pull /sdcard/path to transfer file.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] billyt1:
You need to download Google USB drivers. Then go to device manager find the device click update drivers then browse to folder Google USB drivers where installed to.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] wangdaning:
Agree, something updated the driver to some non-usable one. You need to force it to use the google one. I get this all the time as my pc wants to use Acer or Lemobile drivers. It is annoying.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] 5.1:
Hi,

A possible fix...

Plug your device to your computer

Open device manager and expand portable devices.

Click on "view" on top and select "show hidden devices".

Now delete everything related to your Android device: Pixel 7 Pro, MTP USB, etc... (except those you may use for usb drives, etc...

Unplug your Pixel.

Reboot your computer and plug your device...

It fixed a few devices for me. Fixed some Bluetooth speaker connectivity as well (if someone got this issue by the way :D ).

Good luck,

Sébastien.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] WhiteReign:
Did everything you all sugested and no luck :(
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] b0uNz:
Download driver booster free and Update with it your phone driver
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] simplepinoi177:
Usually, in this case at this point, it is either a hardware problem, or the device driver wasn't really and properly deleted (just disabled or uninstalled).

This is how to manually and

fully

get it done (from an old post I made previously)...

Try this, and if in the end it still doesn't work, you can be rest assured you tried most absolutely everything and it's most likely a Windows system issue (not your Pixel 8 Pro). There is an instance where a member deleted .dll files related to the driver that worked, and I could show you the post that shows what he did, but that is an extreme case and, after that, if anything that would be the absolutely everything that could've been done before formatting and re-installing Windows...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] WhiteReign:
It tells me " The Best Drivers for your device are already installed" :(
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] simplepinoi177:
You most likely did not follow my directions exactly -- In my experience, usually when it states "best drivers already installed" happens when you simply "search automatically for drivers" or DO NOT select the "Let me pick from a list of available...". You should get a "Windows has successfully updated your drivers" & "The hardware you installed will not work until you restart your computer" -- I attached the picture to show you.

That was my whole point, that by doing it in such the way that you are doing, you will be getting the driver that Windows merely defaults to, not necessarily the updated, proper, and specific/particular driver that actual Google intends for you to use for this purpose which is a specific/particular mode (i.e. some drivers have different modes like "MTP device", "ADB Device", "ADB Interface", etc). that you have to change & specify & intentionally select than Windows choosing for you. Usually, the issue isn't that the USB drivers are up to date, but whether the Device Manager is correctly identifying the device (P8P) and/or using the proper Google driver (rather than the repository Microsoft insists on using). Windows automatically searching is usually wrong more often than not in my experience -- but especially in the case of special hardware connected to the computer.

Try again, following each step I outlined in my post....

it may or may not work, but at least (like I said before) it will determine for sure if it is a misdirected driver issue or not....
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] lssong99:
In my case, my Pixel 1XL (without root) always connects to my Windows PC without any issue. However my P6P and P8P (rooted) only works before unlock. After unlocking the bootloader and root, USB file transfer doesn't work.

As mentioned earlier, unroot, turn off USB debug doesn't bring back the connectivity. BTW, my Ubuntu box also stops recognize P6P as external USB either.

Clean wipe doesn't bring back the USB file connectivity (for P6P). I am also sure it's not cable or other hardware issue since ADB and Pixel 1XL USB file connectivity works perfectly.

Still don't know why, currently use ADB push pull to get file transfer done (it's actually a bit quicker than USB file transfer. 😂😂)
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] rester555:
I want to give you my experience with the P8P. If you had device drivers installed on windows and have everything working then you factory reset the phone / unroot and re-lock, I plugged the phone back in after all of those actions and instead of it saying Pixel 8 Pro, I had MTP USB DEVICE.

What I did was plug the phone into the computer via USB-C, I went to device manager in windows and hit uninstall device on the MTP USB DEVICE name in device manager with my phone connected. I then went to the device manager tab ACTION and hit add drivers. When it asked for the folder I wanted to add a driver, I pointed to the most updated version of GOOGLE USB DRIVERS and the drivers installed on my computer and then hit scan for hardware changes.

It recognized my phone as Pixel 8 pro instead of MTP USB DEVICE.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] kingpeppermint:
If the computer sees the device as MTP device or Media Transfer Protocol device it should work, however it's better to install the google driver for other reasons, like recovery and ADB.

In older versions of Andriod the phone used to be like a streaker as soon as it was connected it was like ''here is my files look at it, the precious files and pictures..'' for some reason they decided to change that and in theory you phone should not ask everytime you plug in in ''what do you want to do?'' you can also set it to ''let computer decide'' which then prompts a windows choice.

But if above does not work you can manually turn it back into streaker mode by going to developer options and then usb configuration.

if it still doesn't work try an other usb-cable. especially for data transfer these are very often the culpit in my experience
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
I've encountered an app: `com.alfamart.alfagift`

that uses appsealing.com to do root detection, I found out about it by using AppManager to list out its activities, services and receivers

Has anyone else faced this issue before? is there a way to fight appsealing.com root detection? Ive tried: shamiko, usnf, hide-magisk (no zygote), turning off appsealing-related activities & services from appmanager, blocking appsealing.com using adaway. But unfortunately, still unable to avoid the root detection. Here are some images from my investigation:

Appsealing Zygote:

View attachment 6023654Appsealing alert activity:View attachment 6023649

Dialog shown when I open the app:View attachment 6023650

Appsealing related service:

View attachment 6023648

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
[Magisk] ZG_DEV:
Install shamiko + safety net fix module, add the app you want it not to detect root to magisk deny list (open magisk 》 settings》configure deny list) , reboot and done !

Welcome to the forums ❤️
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
Thanks for the reply, but I have tried these methods as I mentioned in the original post
[Magisk] ZG_DEV:
Did you try "Hide My Applist" app ?
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
Nope, i haven't, I'll give that a try, thanks. Any tips on how to use this properly?
[Magisk] ZG_DEV:
Looks like magisk denylist from its ui and choosing for apps :)
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
Ive just tried it, doesn't work unfortunately for this particular case, but I'll definitely save it for future usage, looks quite useful, thanks
[Magisk] HusinSam:
any update on this com.inka.appsealing.appsealingzygote problem?
[Magisk] binary**#:
Instead of the SafetyNet Fix [which is anyway going to be depreciated], you'll have to pass the Play Integrity Test: https://xdaforums.com/t/module-play-integrity-fix-safetynet-fix.4607985/
[Magisk] HusinSam:
when it will be replace?

tomorrow?

or next week?
[Magisk] binary**#:
While Google has given the deadline for all apps to adopt the Play Integrity API by January 2025, but some apps have already started doing so, and maybe the com.alfamart.alfagift app might be in the same bracket..
[Magisk] xcl1pse:
Alfagift detecting /proc/self also implement scanning app installation. Use magisk delta/kitsune mask or magisk aplha or KernelSU for that
[Magisk] HusinSam:
this app using appsealing from www.appsealing.com to detect root
[Magisk] HusinSam:
Thanks, will try the magisk delta
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
Let me know if it works, thanks. Unfortunately I'm busy with something else atm, so I would have to wait to try this
[Magisk] srfc23:
Same problem here

Default magisk kitsune :

Momo : magisk, zygist, bootloader, su root,

safetynet / platintegrity check: device not certified

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Using shamiko in kitsune make phone bootloop

Using lsposed + shamiko in kitsune oke but make momo detec zygist and zygote

I dont care really care about rooted though i just use it for cheating game. So i relock bootloader but make phone bootbricked

-----

Now i use kitsune to use suList and module plat integrity fix

Momo : only detect bootloader unlocked

Safetynet / play integrity: device certified

Alfagift : root detected

Hide magisk app, to random name

Momo : only show bootloader unlocked

Safetynet / play integrity: device certified

Alfagift : vulnerable environment detected

Hmm luckily alfagift is not really needed. My bank and marketplace app still work fine for now.

But there neobank and jmo app, just force close without dialog notification like alfagift

Solution: using 2 phones
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
I found a comment on reddit:

So I chose to use Magisk Alpha instead. Before I explain what I did, here is some more info:

What I did:

1. Uninstall Magisk stable completely

2. Download your recovery image (boot.img)

3. Install magisk alpha app and patch the boot.img by clicking the Install button and selecting the img

4. Boot to bootloder

5. flash the patched img from bootloader using fastboot (fastboot flash boot --slot all "name of patched boot".img) & reboot

6. Open magisk alpha app and add shamiko, playIntegrityFix, turn on zygisk and reboot

7. Add the related apps to DenyList and reboot

I managed to bypass the root detection by using this method on Alfagift, Jenius and Dana (these apps would detect root with my old setup)

Ill give an update once Ive tried more apps
[Magisk] ZG_DEV:
Enable zygote and try again

Also try to use magisk delta it can hide root to any app btw
[Magisk] ZG_DEV:
Congrats, mate :)
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
Thanks bro, I was also a bit skeptical about using alpha and kitsune/delta, because some people in another thread saying the devs are untrustworthy and such. Hows your experience so far with delta or alpha?
[Magisk] ndiing:
Can this method still be used?
[Magisk] mrfrodomon:
Yes, still working for me
[Magisk] Usika:
I use shamiko and play integrity fix(not sure for this one) with magisk stable and i can open the alfagift with no problem, but i found another problem that is alfagift detect app manager

Device: Poco F4
[Magisk] kevin mitnick:
i ve tried, but still detected for Alfagift..enforce denylist should on or off ?
[Magisk] kaitou1412:
what version of Alfagift do you use?
[Magisk] coolfx89:
My setup for this alfagift:

- Kernelsu, alfagift : umount

- Play Integrity Fix (chiteroman)

- Shamiko (Lsposed Dev)

- Zygisk Assistant (snake-4)

- Hide My Applist : choose alfagift, Enable Hide, Work mode - Whitelist
[Magisk] pufferffish:
I made a simple Xposed module to bypass this https://xdaforums.com/t/apppealing-bypass-disable-inka-appsealing.4678853/
[Magisk] Mesazane:
Can confirm this works. Thx👍
[General Topics] NipunRasadara:
In my device, the one and only working button is the home button.

All the other volume up and down buttons and power buttons are not working.

How can I enter into download or recovery mode now?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] BenchBox:
I am sorry that i have to ask for it ... but i can't find anything about the Redmi Pad SE .

I can't find the device on xda's device-page....can someone help me to find the right name or forum for the device?

thx
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] khusika:
Hi @BenchBox

I don't see any specific forums for Redmi Pad SE, i suggest you to request in here

*** New Device Forum Requests ***

Please post all your requests here. The forum admins choose new device forums carefully, based on several factors. There's no guarantee your device will have a forum created here, but feel free to posts your requests in this thread :) Please do...

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[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] mrdreamers:
Did you ever find anything on this device?

(Xiaomi Redmi Pad SE) I'm getting the 8gb ram one and I wanna root it and put a rom on it.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] hnfear:
Hey there,

i bought a cheap 4GB one for playing around. Successfully rooted and debloated the device.

would prefer a "AOSP/Lineage" ROm of course.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] linolino:
Hello hnfear,

googling did not help me further.

Can you specify how you did root your xun?

Did you find a TWRP or keeping original recovery?

Thanks for any hint.

linolino
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] hnfear:
Hey linolino,

no problem: i followed the guideline for rooting any device but Samsung.

You open the Bootloader (OEM Unlock) of course and then pull the init_boot.img from the extracted .tgz which you download from any firmware website you prefer.

Set your xun into bootloader mode and use the regular fastboot commands in a windows dosbox.

Our device has init_boot_a and init_boot_b partition.

So, the .img which magisk will create (on a device of your choice) has to be flashed to both of them.

First to the "a" followed by the "b" boot partition.

Hm, okay it seems i am pretty bad at giving a guide for this method of rooting. Did you get it?

Hope, i could help.

Cheers and keep up

hnfear

Edit: former for years (or forever since the beginning?) we used the boot.img (which is quite 100 MB or larger). Not anymore! We only use the init_boot.img now (which is around 9 MB only).

Edit 2: i found a really good explained guide, what about this:

How to Root any Xiaomi/Redmi/Poco via Magisk [HyperOS & MIUI]

In this comprehensive guide, we will show you the detailed steps to root any Xiaomi/Redmi/Poco device via Magisk patched boot.img.

droidwin.com
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] linolino:
Thank you for description and Link :)

So I do need

- a Windows Computer running Mi-Exe-File

- and must register my Tab SE to a Mi-Accont

to get the BootLoader opened?

Or is just the "OEM unlocking" toggle in "Developer options" enough?

(because I have only Ubuntu myself)

Thanks again

linolino
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] hnfear:
Hey there,

rooting with Linux is even possible as well. But i prefer Windows (and its Dosbox) cause i am more familiar with.

Mhhh.. do you need to register.. i really don't know for sure. Give it a try without. You are maybe right, that you have to have a legit Mi Account. for unlocking the Bootloader.

Happy rooting!

cheers

hnfear

PS: i did an update days ago (HyperOS .01 -> .02) so you always has to root it manually again. its up to you, which way you will go.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] Coxis:
Just wanted to let you know that Xiaomi seems to have changed the rules for unlocking the bootloader... you now have to download an app called Xiaomi community and request the bootloader unlock from there... and if your account is new, you have to wait 30 days before you can request it. :mad:

At this point it's unclear to me if in addition to those 30 days you also have to wait the additional week after requesting the unlock. You can only unlock three devices per year per account, AND you need to add your phone number to the account. It's ridiculous.

I guess I'll let you all know in 29 days.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] Cycle1313:
Hello so i wanted to flash my xiaomi pad device but my system is destroyed and i get an error: cant flash while in the lock state. any solutions?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] hnfear:
Hey folks,

finally there is a Custom ROM!

Check this guy out: https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-14-0_r5...n-x-for-xiaomi-redmi-pad-se-07-15-24.4681421/
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] opmdzfwi:
So did it work? And did you do this from here, or somewhere else?
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Questions & Answers] linolino:
it depends if you already updated to "HyperOS" then your Link is outdated.

You need to install the PlayStore comunity app from Xiaomi

if still MIUI then your Link should work.

In my case I suffered, per MI account you can just unlock three devices, until I realized this I spent weeks with retrying (getting message to try next day).

So created new MI Account and still have to wait for the rest of my 30 days. Account has to be active 30 days untill you can request to unlock Boot Loader...

Hope this makes things clear for you.

br

linolino
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Questions] denyskz:
Tomorrow i see baner in usa samsung members(i'm not from usa) and i'm using vpn to get usa samsung members, and i wanted to take link via http canary but i have two problems:

1. Http canary enabling his own vpn? And when i coming to samsung it changes region to my native how i can take link?

2. I has problem with enroll to beta(check error on screenshot)

P.s. My phone doesn't rooted/flashed and/or etc. I has banner but it just tells me error, and i try get help from samsung support but they once again they cannot help (why are they needed at all if they are useless)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] lollo1252:
Is possible to overclock cpu and gpu, with root i am unable to overclock i can only lock to the max freq allowed by cpu and gpu, is there a app that can unlock this for getting like +300mhz over normal clock? I game for short period so heat is not a problem and if become a problem i will buy one of that phone cooler or mod the inside and add something
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] iceepyon:
It probably is possible but I wouldn't recommend it as it would break the warranty on your device
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] madara972008:
I just know how to overclock the gpu. I can`t find any methods to overclock the cpu of the chip.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4] msjazzmaven:
I wouldn't do it, at least while under warranty and paying it off. Too expensive a device to try anything that might shorten its life or end it by possibly overheating. BTW, physically modding the inside would be next to impossible given that it's held together with adhesives, with the component parts squeezed into a very tight space. Not to mention the fragility of the inner screen, which might break or rip if removed.
[General Questions and Answers] J0k3r0906:
I have an old lm-q720cs lg stylo 5 from cricket with ver. 10 android a/b part.,that i am trying to unlock the bootloader. Does anyone know what these abbrevations stand for? I figured i'd come here and ask first before i started grounding some random pins and possibly wiping this thing into a paper weight. It has no fastboot commands and no bootloader. It has adb access and iv'e done just about every known pull and dump commands along with numerous bug reports and that info is also( limited. Any

P.S. at the time of writing this, i am waiting on a replacement battery which should be here in a couple of days.
[Nothing Phone 2] HippoMan:
Has anyone gotten KernelSU working on the Nothing 2?

According to the KernelSU docs and the information supplied when running the KernelSU manager (KernelSU.apk), it looks like kernel that's currently running with OS 2.0.3 on my Nothing 2 should be compatible with the following KernelSU installation module, which I have now downloaded ...

AnyKernel3-android12-5.10.160_2023-03.zip

If it's indeed compatible, then I could easily flash it via OrangeFox.

But before I try that, I'd feel much more secure if there's anyone who has already gotten KernelSU installed successfully on the Nothing 2 running OS 2.0.3 .

Has anyone been able to do that?

Thank you in advance for any info about this.
[Nothing Phone 2] khusika:
As long as your phone uses GKI which is also supported by KernelSU, you can flash the kernel directly.

Back up your kernel image before flashing the kernel, just in case you run into problems or want to remove KernelSU.