What is the best method of rooting. I was going to use kingo but decided not too.
Just failed root stuck in odin mode! HELP ! |
(Dec 19, 2013 06:30 PM)SIM-765503 Wrote: Kingo would probably be the best way to root it. Simple, and it doesn't trip KNOX, so you will keep your warranty. But I thought that kingo was malicious ? (Dec 19, 2013 07:33 PM)#Thunder Wrote: Kingo is a Chinese software that is legitimate but does send IMEI numbers to a random Chinese server. Note 3. Got it three hours ago.. Its bricked in odin mode. What should i do ? (Dec 19, 2013 07:42 PM)#Thunder Wrote: Are you stuck in Odin mode? You'll need to flash your device with the stock ROM. (May be able to get by reinstalling it with the Samsung Kies) Thanks, Was thinking on taking the new phone to best buy. Since i just got it.
Dec 19, 2013 07:48 PM
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(Dec 19, 2013 07:47 PM)Storm. Wrote: Thanks, Was thinking on taking the new phone to best buy. Since i just got it. Try restoring with the Samsung Kies software like I said, flashing stock ROM. (Which is possible) You can flash stock ROM with the Odin software too. ![]() (Dec 19, 2013 07:48 PM)#Thunder Wrote: Try restoring with the Samsung Kies software like I said, flashing stock ROM. (Which is possible)Could you send me links via pm :) Please . (Dec 19, 2013 07:53 PM)#Thunder Wrote: What is the model of your Samsung Galaxy Note III? I have the verizon version which is the Sm-N900v (Dec 19, 2013 07:55 PM)Storm. Wrote: I have the verizon version which is the Sm-N900v To unbrick please follow these instructions. ![]()
I'm so sick of hearing this 'brick' BS. If you can do ANYTHING with the phone, it's not bricked. If you can turn it off and on, or do any interaction, IT IS NOT BRICKED. An example of a 'bricked' phone is a phone that does not react to charging, power buttons, home buttons, or anything of the sort. Useless like a brick.
(Dec 19, 2013 08:05 PM)Tutelary Wrote: I'm so sick of hearing this 'brick' BS. If you can do ANYTHING with the phone, it's not bricked. If you can turn it off and on, or do any interaction, IT IS NOT BRICKED. An example of a 'bricked' phone is a phone that does not react to charging, power buttons, home buttons, or anything of the sort. Useless like a brick. If the device is hard bricked it will require a JTAG. Don't let your pet peeves get to you. ![]() |
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