My phone was in great condition because it was always in a case to protect it. Might of been why it overheated and burnt out the GSM chip So i stripped both phones down and swapped out mainboards which was very easy to do.
The phone I just brought had some weard Rom on it Android 4. Thanks again. Galaxy Nexus GSM. Tried to backup a single app from the backup section on the main screen. I get the error:. ADB was working, and the device was connected, according to the popup message.
I will see if I can figure out what caused that. Thank you for the info. It set Bluestacks as the default device when the nexus was connected. Once I shut down Bluestacks, it all worked fine. I intend to convert the device to F2FS soon, and am going to be using NRT to do the flashing once the file system is changed.
Do you know offhand if there will be any problems with doing it this way? Thanks for letting me what caused it.
I just added a quick line of code so that if it fails populating the app list, it will just give a blank pull-down menu, rather than crashing on you with that error. Regarding your question, as long as the files you are flashing are designed for f2fs, it should be fine. It was Bluestacks android emulator. Added a fix in this 1.
Your app is really good. However I got a minor bug: After rooting process, the Cast Screen option on the quick configuration menu just disappeared. The fun thing here is that I am able to cast fine through the regular enabled Chromecast apps like Netflix or Youtube, so it is not a Chormecast config issue.
Thanks man. Maybe try re-flashing stock. Can I unroot without a PC? My mini USB is fried and I need to send it in for warranty.. But want to unroot first. Any ideas? Should be stock ROM and recovery. I rooted and unlocked with toolkit v1. Always allows up as unknown device. Then you are in luck. You must follow these steps in the exact order: 1.
Grant that app Superuser permissions, use it to reset the tamper flag if applicable to your device and also to re-lock your device. Now once you are certain that your are relocked, open Busybox if you have it , and hit Uninstall 5. Your device will be wiped, unrooted, relocked, and stock assuming you still have stock recovery and are running the stock ROM.
You would need a usb connection working then. When I download the boot unlocker it says I need to have a rooted device to use. My device is not rooted, but unlocked. Should be stock for both. I rooted and then mistakenly updated to 4. Thanks for this great tool. I need to ask, the Nandroid backup feature, where does it store the back up? On the device sdcard, afterwards it uses adb pull to store it on your computer wherever you specify.
So it stores the backup on the sdcard temporarily only, correct? I asked because I have no idea how much space it would use. I have a Nexus 5 with 3. Would that suffice? However, the RSA fingerprint that is suppose to show up on my phone when connected in adb debugging mode does not show up when the NRT is opened. Can you please help me. Thanks for the great tool and the steady enhancements. I have been thinking of updating to KitKat with the new CyanogenMod installer. If I choose to go back to a stock build is it as easy ass using the Nexus Root Toolkit to install a Google image?
I got this: fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-mako-makoz20i. Please answer me! Answer quickkly Please! Full nandroid are one of the benefits of being unlocked. Your only backup options before hand are android backup files, and just copy pasting anything from your sdcard on to your computer. Easy on the caps lock, its the equivalent of screaming at someone. In Bootloader 4. Yes, I probably should fork the backup stuff into another app — those adb backup features should work for any kitkat device, same deal with the screen recording all 4.
Before rooting I need to know what would happen on a tablet with multiple user accounts multi-user feature … Does NRT support backing up multiple users? Do I have to make a manual backup for every user?
How would this best be done? Is there an FAQ somewhere that I did not find? Does nobody else have this problem? A quick Google search is telling me that adb backup only works on the primary user.
I found a thread where someone said they tried to use my kit on the secondary users with adb backup and it just returned a 0KB file. Looks like you would need root so you could use Titanium backup pro with multiple profiles option, or just make full nandroids. I guess multi-user is still relatively new. Hopefully Google will improve adb backup in the future. Follow the instructions. You will have to boot your device into bootloader mode and configure the fastboot driver, which you should be able to do — then you can get everything back up and working.
Thanks NRT! I messed up my phone so i decided to unroot it completely back so…it works! I tried some of the others out there but none of them can do what this tool does. I put some jingle in your pocket in appreciation to your hard work. Even what appears to be a small change can take hours and hours of blood, sweat and tears. Again, thank you! Thanks man! Most appreciated. Yes, this program has come a long way from when I started it. Happy to hear that you are utilizing all the features!
Please provide more details… What happens? I personally run Win 8. Its fully compatible. You need to explain what occurs. I have used NRT since 1. It is not a USB driver issue. I have done several Flash Stocks but the problem persists. Flashing stock does wipe everything. Then reflash stock. I am trying to get my Nexus 7 v2 back up and running. It tells me to press any key to exit and nothing on my tablet has changed.
I have tried everything the instructions have told me to, but nothing. It seems nothing can talk to my tablet. Anyway to force my tablet to except this stuff. My N7 goes up on the Device Manager list of windows, so it is being recognized. I can get to the bootloader screen also. Not sure what my next step is. Please help. Have you unlocked your device yet? Unlocking is a prerequisite for flashing stock. If you have unlocked, please post a screenshot of the failed flash.
It says on the bootloader screen that my locked state is locked. How can I change that without my tablet turning on? I see now the unlock section of the Toolkit. I was hitting the OK button I think each time and it would not do anything. I now have the Unlock bootloader screen on my tablet and have clicked yes.
Pressed the power button and nothing. Seems to just stay highlighted on Yes and does not change from there. Or try removing the usb cable when you see that screen before pressing the Yes via the power button. Also tried removing USB cable when I see the screen, does not change anything. Otherwise my situation is exactly the same as the original post from ronjcar. Just stay in bootloader mode, and use the toolkits unlock button.
Chose the option to do it manually. I have the same issue as ronjcar. Please try again. I have never received any errors when rooting. And looking at my code, I am really unsure how that error could even be present at that point. Please confirm you are running v1. I am a bit confused. I just experienced the exact same error. Nexus 4. Seemed to happen right at the end after the final reboot, just after it said device detected…. I did reinstall the program but still having the same problem.
I run win 8. Have you tried basic windows clean-up, and maintenance trouble-shooting, like running ccleaner for registry errors. I have never even heard of gdipp until you posted that. But here is the official page for it. Maybe you made a bad install. Sorry man, but this program is totally not related to my program. That is the most I can help. I had used ccleaner cuople of weeks back.
I have a Nexus 4. I am trying not to ruin my phone. Maybe try solution 1 instead. Or proceed to the driver test. Just an FYI — if you configure your drivers incorrectly, its not going to ruin your phone.. So need to worry. Just attempt to configure your drivers, run the driver test..
Hey I have nexus 4. Hi — when attempting to backup SD card on android 4. Does this mean not on lock screen or the type of unlocked that wipes everything? Hey, I really need to add a detailed response to this in the FAQ, and my apologies for the late response. Create an androidbackup with neither shared nor system apps checked. Also backup any folders on your sdcard that appear to be auto-created by games on your device. If you want to be super safe, you could just backup your entire sdcard and then restore stuff back selectively.
Backup SMS and call logs if you care to keep that. You could also backup contacts however they more likely auto-synced with your gmail account. Sign into your primary gmail during initial setup and let google play automatically restore your apps.
Reconfigure your system settings manually like email accounts, stock home launcher layout, etc. This will give you the most complete and cleanest restore possible. The main annoyance will be re-setting up your email accounts and homescreen layout if you use the stock android home launcher ; other than that, you will have everything back and be back to where you started.
Hi Thanks for your gr8 work I am planning to buy nexus 7 lte. Unlocking may void your warranty however re-locking your device with the toolkit will make it impossible to detect that it was ever unlocked. Hope that helps. There is a special SMS backup feature as well. Please report back. I am trying to recover data from my soft-bricked Nexus 4.
Can I use the toolkit for this? If the bootloader is locked, there is very little you can do. Without the toolkit, in bootloader mode;. Hopefully this will allow you to boot up. Thanks for this, I was able to wipe the cache using your directions.
Unfortunately, though, the phone would not boot up after that. When I hold down the power button, it just goes back into the loop with the Google circles going in and out. To get your device working, try doing a factory reset from stock recovery. Okay, thanks, I lost the data but at least I have my phone back.
Have no idea how it got into that state! Thanks for helping me get it back! My computer is running in win 7 64 bits. What can I do? No still nothing. Re-installed the software and same… Reboot pc, reboot nexus 7 and still nothing. You are a genius!
I was running Android L on my Nexus 5 and wanted to take it back to 4. Refreshing did nothing. I will be donating to you. You mean a Nexus One? If I got my hands on one, I would probably try and support it for nostalgia sake. First, thank you for an amazing Toolkit!
I successfully installed the drivers and proceeded through the unlock process. For all intents and purposes it appears to have been at least partially successful. Should I proceed through the Full Driver Installation process again?
Is there something that I might have missed in the steps? Could this have an effect? Yea I managed to delete ALL my drivers for all my android devices then reboot then had to go through about 40 more steps to get it to work… not as simple as many people say. Sorry you are having difficulties. I made the driver installation as simple as humanly possible. I hope you get it resolved. There was nothing wrong with the software. Yes, you can flash any available android version to your device easily with the toolkit.
This is a lifesaver. I was able to flash back to stock and OEM Lock it to prevent me from ever bricking it again. WugFresh, many thanks. Combination of, hold volume button down then insert charger, the nexus 4 will boot to fastboot mode.
I was rooting Nexus 4 running on KitKat 4. How is that possible? This update requires bootloader 4. To make matters worse my usb debugging is NOT enabled.
Can you guide me or point me to the steps that can help me recover my phone? You can unlock and flash stock purely in bootloader mode. No USB debug required. The unlock script asks if you want to start in bootloader mode. Do that. My Nexus 4 is stuck on a boot loop. I am unsure if usb debugging is enabled or not. When I run the tool kit I get the message. I do not know what to do and am asking if you could help with instructions. Please and thank you! So my Nexus 7 is stuck on a boot loop where it only displays the Google screen — endlessly.
It will sit here like this for hours, not doing anything. Does this process normally take longer, and I am just being impatient? If I press the power button on my tablet in the midst of this it finally pulls up the following text…. Also try rebooting your computer. Those errors are indicative of a wonky USB connection. To answer your first question; No — erasing boot should like like 1 second.
Let me know if you get everything resolved. I appreciate the suggestion… but it seems to still be an issue. I have restarted my computer multiple times, and tried at least two other cables. Seems that it is still an issue though as it will just sit here for ages not changing at all. Attempting to unlock the bootloader freezes, as does anything else I seem to try… Any other thoughts??
Do you have an unlocked bootloader? Some sections says that the bootloader is locked. And when you say, it gets stuck on waiting for device.. Is it on? Or is stuck in bootloader mode? There are four available options to choose from. Hey there, Wug! Had Android L Developer review installed.
Was a bit buggy and was interfering with other apps. This made reverting back to stock 4. Well done and thank you! BTW, will you have the new 5. Greetings, Just wanted to put in a HUGE thank you, your efforts with NRT have helped me for some time now learning android and playing around with multiple devices! Please keep up the great work!!! All the best, Dave Stanton.
I am having a problem with unlocking the device. I run the toolkit and it sucessfully unlocks the device and shows up as unlocked at the bootloader screen. Any workaround to this? You really need your bootloader to unlock to do anything. Instead Lollipop they will give us another new version of Android L Preview codename lpx13d. In a few minutes. Wug, You guys are awesome.
Id installed Clockwork mod recovery. Following the LONG way around using command prompts, etc got me no where. XDA suggested that you not use an automated script. Then I found your script. Boy am I glad that I found you. But one factor where Nox Player truly scores over BlueStacks is the ability to get root access. But on Nox Player, you simply have to enable a toggle in the settings, and poof! Nox has asked users to reinstall the software to avoid the attack.
However, I would advise you to wait for some time and then try your hands on Nox Player, but only if you find the application trustworthy. Basically, if you are into Android gaming then this virtual device of sorts is a much better option than installing an emulator, as it will run directly on the hardware without the need for binary translation.
You can consider PrimeOS as an alternative to the Android x86 project. The best part is that you can also dual-boot PrimeOS with Windows 10 with minimal effort. If you are an Android developer and looking for a way to virtually test out Android apps in a Windows environment then Genymotion is one that you should pick. It is a popular Android virtual device, especially for developers. Genymotion runs offline through a Windows app and on the cloud through a web browser so you have great flexibility.
In addition, you have a lot of options as you can choose your Android platform from Android 4. On top of that, you can also install the Google Play Store by selecting your choice of GApps package. Apart from that, the best part about Genymotion is that you can integrate it with Android Studio on your Windows computer.
You can develop your app smoothly on your choice of device and platform. So to conclude, if you want to test apps on multiple Android versions in a Windows environment then go with Genymotion. Instead of being an app that runs on your system, ARChon is basically a Chrome app. That means, this is an Android emulator that runs in Chrome, like a Chrome app or an extension of sorts. For gamers, Bliss OS comes with support for keymapping, gamepads, and profiles.
So you can easily play your favourite Android games on your PC, complete with keyboard and mouse support. Right now, the stable version of Bliss OS is built on top on Android 9.
Android Emulators or emulation, in general, is not something new. On top of that, emulators feature all sorts of Android SDKs and dependencies so that it runs on any architecture without any issue.
Installing an Android emulator is quite easy on a PC. Emulators offer you an EXE file that can be downloaded from the link mentioned below under every emulator. After downloading the setup file EXE , double-click on it and it will start the installation wizard. Some emulators like Nox and MEmu also download additional libraries during installation. Once the installation is done, simply open it and sign in with your Google account. You can now go ahead and install games from the Play Store or any other source.
This way, the emulator will take advantage of the virtualization technology. Apart from that, if you primarily use Android Emulators for gaming then go ahead and remap the keyboard and mouse settings according to your preference. Next, uninstall the bloatware that comes preinstalled with the emulator.
It will make the performance much better. Lastly, and something very important, if possible use a secondary account to log in on the emulator. Emulators are generally outdated and use older OS versions for better compatibility. However, that can lead to serious security issues as well. Not to mention, there have been many instances of emulators mining bitcoin in the background case in point, Andy emulator so stay away from those programs. First, most of the emulators on this list should work on Windows 11, so you can try using Bluestacks, LDPlay, etc on Windows Moreover, you can now install and run Android apps on Windows 11 so you might not even need an Android emulator for your Windows 11 PC.
Apart from that, LDPlayer is also pretty lightweight and fast. Despite top-notch compatibility, I have not mentioned BlueStacks because it has gotten bloated with too many features. Which One is the Best Android Emulator?
Sure, it considerably slows down your PC but in terms of feature set, nothing beats BlueStacks. Apart from that, if gaming is what you are looking for then you are better off with Gameloop. Is BlueStacks or Nox Better?
It depends on your PC configuration. Other than that, Nox is quite good too, but recently it was criticized for its move to automatically install bloatware.
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Xbox firmware update adds accessibility, controller, and audio features. Shure has launched the Aonic Free true wireless in a bold new colour. DeathFromAbove 1 point. You need to download the Dos version and then install DosBox on Ubuntu. Once DosBox has been configured, the original files will work like a charm. Meliodas -2 points. Meliodas -6 points.
Hank 1 point. Love all the old Warcraft games played em forever i think these were the best not saying Warcraft III and The Frozen Throne wasn't good it wasn't that hard but good for your collection thanks so much for all the games. Ninjared 0 point. For some reason, the War1 and War2 engines clock the game speed just fine, but the scroll speed is dependent upon the cycles.
I don't know why, but it is. Seth 0 point. Natas 3 points DOS version. Have never played a Dos Game in my life and I only wanted to play this game out of curiosity, luckily I was able to install DOSBox and the game without any trouble. My only gripe is that the scroll speed when I move my mouse to the edge of the screen or using the arrow keys on my keyboard is ungodly fast. It makes it nearly impossible to navigate around the map since it takes like half a second to get from one edge of the map to the other.
Is there a way to fix this? Trent 0 point DOS version. It is working great, all except for the screen is offset while playing, so I can't see anything on the left side of the game. Any ideas on how to fix this? Ra7en 6 points. Hey all, I made make 1 click installers for these games. This one is very popular. None of the games are ripped - they full and complete. Have Fun!! Dave 0 point. Pecinta Game Retro 0 point. Space Man -1 point.
Pls Help points. Kruz 0 point. Eugene -6 points. ChronoKatamie3 0 point DOS version. After reading the comments I saw people have a bit of a size problem may I offer you, a resolution, haha bad pun. Okay in windows right click dosbox then properties then compatablity then check the run in x option and it should run just fine. The alertArchitect points. Is it possible to run any version of this game without a DOS emulator? They tend not to work well on my computers for some reason.
EMI 1 point. Love this game! I used several different laptops, some stretch smaller games, some keep them in original resolution, centered. Some stretch both height and width, some preserve the ratio.
Sometimes it's easier to change these option, sometimes harder, but it has to be possible one way or another, so keep digging.
Rasande 0 point DOS version. I've successfully installed this game via DosBlaster and DosBox; however, since our monitors in this day of age are far greater than those from , this game appears as a tiny spec on my screen.
The game runs just fine except it's unplayable because I can't make the game any larger on my screen. I've tried dragging the corners and maximizing via the tiny square icon on the top right of the window. There are no in-game options to make this game full screen which was typical from games back them.
Rhodorn -2 points. Jess points DOS version. Are they the same?
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