Universal Android Temp Rooting Method (Visionary Method) (Updated 12.01.10)

I. Before You Begin

1. Because this is a Universal Android Rooting Method it works on multiple phones. Here are the phones it is confirmed to work on:

• HTC G2 (T-Mobile G2/HTC Vision)
• HTC Desire Z
• HTC Desire HD
• HTC MyTouch 4G (T-Mobile MyTouch 4G)

2. This will give you temporary root access (you can still unroot using the same app)., you can head to your phone’s permanent root and s-off procedure after.

How to Install TWRP Recovery on the HTC Desire X

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If you’re looking for a way to install TWRP Recovery on your HTC Desire X, then look no further as the guide below explains everything you need to get the aforementioned recovery up and running on your device. Although rooting a device is a bit difficult task, flashing a custom recovery isn’t at all. And with our guide below, you’re covered with all the downloads and steps. So, let’s get started:

How to Unroot the HTC Desire X

While rooting an Android device gives you many advantages, it voids the warranty of the device at the same time. If you’re going to take your device to service center, your first step would be to unroot the device. Unrooting will restore the warranty of your device and help you avoid any unexpected questions being asked by service center representatives. To unroot your HTC Desire X smartphone, all you need to do is just follow the guide given below.

How to Root the HTC Desire X

The Desire lineup smartphones of HTC have gotten remarkable success and to continue the trend, HTC has been naming their high-end smartphones under this lineup. HTC Desire X, the phone launched in 2010, sports a large 4″ inch screen along with Android Ice Cream Sandwich onboard. The smartphone’s equipped with a dual-core processor, we could expect at least this from HTC. An All-in-One Toolkit is out now for the device to gain root access as well as perform some other tasks, such as flashing a recovery. If you’re interested in rooting your HTC Desire X, you can follow our guide given below.

How to Unroot the HTC Desire V

Have you had enough playing with your rooted HTC Desire V smartphone? Want to go back to the unrooted state to enjoy warranty goodies? No problem, this guide should help you do that. Unrooting is actually opposite of rooting, it removes the root-access from your device and sends your device back to the unrooted state. The guide below teaches how you can unroot your HTC Desire V smartphone and get it back to stock:

How to Root the HTC Desire V

All in One Toolkits have really made rooting smartphones easier and such tools also offer additional customization options, such as flashing recovery, unrooting the device and so on. If you’ve purchased the HTC Desire V smartphone and are looking for a way to root it, then this guide will help you do so. It shows how you can root your HTC Desire V smartphone and enjoy all of those third-party goodies you wouldn’t normally get on an unrooted device. Here’s how you can do that:

How to Change the Watch Face on the Galaxy Gear 

The Samsung Galaxy Gear doesn’t come with many options for watch faces so it can be easy to get bored with them. Luckily, though, Samsung has made an app that allows you to create your own watch face for the Gear (albeit in a pretty simple fashion but least it’s something). Since a lot of people aren’t aware of this app or how to use it, I figured I’d do a quick how to video for those that are interested. Here we go.

How to Root an Android Device in One Click (Kingo Method)

Rooting is the process of gaining root access on a device. This allows us full access to all aspects of the device’s operating system. The most popular thing to do once you gain root access is to flash a custom recovery image. Custom ROMs, overclocking kernels, adding certain new features, etc. all require what is known as a custom recovery image. When an Android device ships from the manufacturer, it has a recovery mode built in. This is used to restore the device if it becomes unresponsive and to perform updates to the operating system. Once you have root access, however, we can replace this recovery image with our own custom recovery image that can, not only perform those same functions, but has a lot of added new features. One such new feature, is the ability to allow us to flash 

How to Root and Flash a Custom Recovery Image on the Nexus 5  (WugFresh Toolkit Method)

Rooting is the process of gaining root access on a device. This allows us full access to all aspects of the device’s operating system. The most popular thing to do once you gain root access is to flash a custom recovery. Custom ROMs, overclocking kernels, adding certain new features, etc. all require what is known as a custom recovery image. When an Android device ships from the manufacturer, it has a recovery mode built in. This is used to restore the device if it becomes unresponsive and to perform updates to the operating system. Once you have root access, however, we can replace this recovery image with our own custom recovery image that can, not only perform those same functions, but has a lot of added new features. One such new feature, is the ability to allow us to flash 

How to Root Your Android Device (Framaroot Method)

Framaroot is a one-click universal root method that works on a number of Android devices. With a couple of root exploits attached with the app, you can easily root your device in no time. The app also allows users to unroot their devices within a single-click, so you can just go back to the unrooted state in a second should you want to. So without further ado, let’s see how you can root your device using Framaroot:

How to Remove Bloatware from Your Android Device 

I understand your pain. Getting a new phone and while you are setting it up, downloading all theapps you want, you begin to notice all the apps that you didn’t download, but instead were already installed on the device when you turned it on. Who said you wanted AT&T’s crappy navigation software, Verizon’s Music program, or any number of other junk the carriers and/or manufacturers put on the phone? Well, there’s a way to clean up that app drawer of yours (and free up some serious storage space in the process). Simply root your Android device and then install a simple app to help you remove all those unwanted apps and bloatware from your device. Here’s how.

What is ART and How to Enable It on your Android KitKat Device.

A quick overview of what ART is and why you might want to install it. Any app on Android has to be compiled (translated to run on the device from the raw app code) to run on your device. The program that does this compiling at the moment on Android is called Dalvik and it uses a JIT (just in time) compiler to compile the Android app’s code as you open it (just in time making more sense now?). This has its benefits as it allows less storage to be needed on the device (since the compiling takes place every time the app is opened and the code is discarded every time it’s closed) but the major draw back of this is that it takes a bit to compile and that produces that lag you feel when opening an app.

How to Install TWRP Recovery on the HTC Desire S

Good news for the HTC Desire S users as you now have another custom recovery for your device, called TWRP Recovery. This recovery comes with full-touch enabled user-interface and the features are almost same as the ClockworkMod Recovery. You can make nandroid backups, flash custom ROMs and Mods, wipe data and so on. So, if you’re ready to install this fully-touch recovery on your device, then follow the following guide.

How To Gain S-Off, Flash a Custom Recovery, and Root Your Android Phone Using the Revolutionary Method

The people that brought you the Unrevoked tool for rooting devices back in the day, and the people that brought you the AlphaRev rooting tool have joined forces and come up with a new tool to root, gain S-Off, and load a custom recovery on a decent list of devices. This tool is called Revolutionary. Here’s the devices it is known to work on and here’s how to use it.

LEZO OS ROM For HTC Desire

ROM Name:

LEZO OS ROM

Created By:

mamunjoy

Device:

HTC Desire

Download Link

XDA Developers For any instillation help ask in comment Feel free to leave your opinions of this ROM in the comments below:

Nikez Lente ROM For HTC Desire

ROM Name:

Nikez Lente ROM

Created By:

LaidbackNikez

Device:

HTC Desire

Download Link

XDA Developers

For any instillation help ask in comment

Feel free to leave your opinions of this ROM in the comments below:

How to Overclock the HTC Desire

Just rooting your device and flashing a custom recovery doesn’t mean you’re getting the most out of your device, it actually has a lot more to offer. Like you can overclock your device, it’ll let your device CPU run at a faster rate than the predefined one and will provide you with some extra speeds. If you’re interested, read on to learn how you can overclock your HTC Desire smartphone:

How to Install ClockworkMod Touch Recovery on HTC Desire

If you don’t like the default ClockworkMod Recovery in which you need to select options using the hardware buttons, then here’s a good news for you. ClockworkMod Touch Recovery is now available for the HTC Desire smartphone and if you are one of the users of this phone, then follow the procedure given below to install the Touch based CWM Recovery on your HTC Desire smartphone.

How To: Load a Custom ROM on the HTC Desire

I. Before You Begin

1. You MUST have done our How To Root (Unrevoked Method)[click here] procedure before doing this one.

II. Loading a Custom ROM

1. Head over to our ROMs section for your phone and choose a ROM you want to try. Download it and save it to your computer (do NOT extract it, leave it as a .zip)

2. Plug the phone in via USB cable and mount the sd card so we can transfer files to it.

3. Copy the ROM .zip file and save it to the root of the sd card (NOT in any folders just on the sd card itself). Once it is done copying, unplug the phone from the usb cable.

4. Turn off the phone, then turn it back on by holding down Volume Down and Power until the white bootloader screen comes up (if it finds the PC36IMG.zip on your sd because you didn’t delete it, just say NO when it asks you if you want to update). Now using the volume buttons select Fastboot, then select Recovery and wait for the phone to boot into recovery mode.

5. Scroll to Wipe Data, select wipe data/factory reset and then select wipe dalvik cache.

6. Now scroll to Apply .zip from sd card and select the ROM .zip file we saved to the sdcard and wait for it to finish flashing. Once it is done, hit reboot and you are all set! Enjoy! If you want to flash a different ROM, simply redo this procedure and choose a different ROM.

How To: Root the HTC Desire (Unrevoked Method) (Updated 1.18.11)