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I was bored and entered a forum, and a newbie actually asked how to change the software to the one that comes with the system. I have several methods for your reference (br) You must have ROOT! (br) Method one, first install it on the mobile phone (you can know that the default English name of the software is in data/app), use RE manager to move to SYSTEM/APP, check all the software permissions in the first column and only check the first one in the second column, and then restart. . . . Method two, use Titanium Backup, press and hold the software to change it to system application, or force the system software to user software. Method three (I haven't tried it, it should be possible) just put sdcard/360/systemapp here. This is where you use 360 Optimization Master to uninstall the system software and leave a backup, which is where the system software is restored.
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For phones, it is recommended to use Baidu One-Click Root, and for computers, it is recommended to use Shuaji Master... I have used more than ten Android devices, and only once did I run into trouble on a computer, the damn Motom B525.
Mine seems to be a refurbished phone. It's frustrating that I've tried many times and it still doesn't work. I want to flash the firmware, but I'm a bit afraid it might turn into a brick...
I've never seen a phone freeze from rooting, it's just that one of my stupid friends encountered it. The chance of this happening is very small.
My situation is like this: using Baidu One-Click Root on my phone doesn't work and it shows that it's not rooted; using 360Root on my phone shows that it is rooted, but in reality, it isn't. I tried rooting with a computer three times, and the computer shows success each time, but my phone is still not rooted. OP, please help me!!
I somewhat understand what you're saying. If you say the phone comes with root, I believe that. I have flashed a phone once, and the flashing package's system software had root... There's also a situation where the phone comes with root but doesn't have root permissions. For this, my method is to use a flashing master on the PC to exchange root permissions... I hope it works.
Hmm, I'll give it a try. Um, actually I haven't mentioned something. When I first bought the phone, I wanted to root it and tried Baidu One-Click Root, but it showed that it wasn't rooted and couldn't succeed. However, I found that the phone manager could grant superuser permissions, but I didn't pay much attention at the time. Later, in the place where you manage apps, I saw an authorization management feature. I didn't know what it was for, so I removed it. I wonder if it has anything to do with this?
There should be a connection. Generally, when a phone is restored to factory settings, some software will also be restored. You can check in SYSTEM/some folder; mine is app-3rd. If you remember the name of the software, you can also download it again. Generally, the software that comes with the phone is very compatible with it.
All three methods are acceptable. The third method supports some models, while the first two methods support all eligible models.
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