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Remi 7 Rooting Android 10 Miui11

ocnbrze
here is the guide you want:
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Redmi 7 Unlock Bootloader, Root, TWRP, & Changing Network bands

Prereqs 1. Download zip files & extract 2. Place adb drivers & mi unlock tool in c:/ directory 3. Place all files onto sd card since you are going to wipe your phone if not just download files onto phone twice Unlocking Bootloader! *backup your...
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please read it before attempting to root. if you have any questions, you can post them here. i would also if you have the time to read each post in that thread. it might show if there are any problems and also solutions to any rooting issues. main thing is to read first before going in head first........good luck.
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Older model Android phone to root

elflamablanca
What about a Pixel 6 or 6a?? I am in the USA if that makes a difference.
svim said:
Assuming your Galaxy S18 reference is just a typo, if you're actually thinking of something like a Galaxy S8 that is a better option than your daily usage Z Fold. I'd suggest you avoid one of those one-button rooting apps like Kingo and instead opt for a process like TWRP/Magisk:
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Samsung S8/S8+ TWRP & Root / Magisk Guide - SM-G955F Tested [2022]

XDA has helped me with many previous projects, its about time I gave back to this community. I have been trying to fix my Samsung S8+ which took 3 to 4 guides from this forum and combining into one. From what I can tell, pre-2019 was a lot...
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It's only a bit more involved but results in a cleaner, less obtrusive quasi-root. Since you're apparently willing to educate yourself on the rooting process, getting comfortable using the Odin utility will give you better sense about your phone's internal functionality.

You might also want to be sure you download and save the appropriate Samsung stock ROM for that particular model of S8 (or for whichever phone you intend to buy for this project). Just in case a problem occurs while rooting the phone or later after you do root it, having a stock ROM on hand allows you to flash the stock ROM to restore the phone into fully functional condition again. (.... and then root it again to start over).
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New Look

ozonetrooper
'new folder/new folder (2)/pictures' on her laptop.
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LOL, I was cleaning up a machine for an ole boy one day and I emptied the trash can. He started freakin out and when I asked him what was wrong he says, "I had several things in there I was keeping !"

Another good one, I went to work at a place that had a employee machine and one of the ole boys there was looking up plane tickets for a vacation he was gonna take. At the bottom of the screen were all the open windows he had going on, 21 of them most of them the same site and information. I could not get him to under stand that he could close one after looking at it, and only needed one of each open to compare prices ....


laughinghard
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Where to save contacts: Phone, SIM, or Google Contacts?

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Hadron said:
It may depend on what phone you have (which manufacturer and what software version), but I'd start by opening my contacts app and looking for "manage contacts" in your settings. If you are lucky you may find something obvious like "move contacts" in there (my Samsung, running Android 13, has that).

(Back when this thread started it was often simplest to export the contacts to a vcard file and then re-import them to a different location, but things have come on a bit since then!)
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Hadron, Thank you -- that was quick.

Yes I have a Samsung S21 and have 965 contacts in Phone and much less in the 4 google accounts (11, 23,12, 434 respectively). I am not counting Aol (yes hard to believe), Outlook, and 3 work/volunteer email accounts. I am trying to make things much simpler and also so that I can start synching everything.

I see the Move Contacts. Now I just have to figure out where I want the contacts though it looks like I have sync on for most of accounts - though not sure that I understand Sync contacts as they all do not have the same entries.
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