Help Is there a cwm or a twrp for HP 8 4.4.2 root?

[cwm or twrp for HP 8 4 4]

Hi I am in a bit of a pickle I need a custom recovery for my HP 8 tablet but can't find one frome the trusted recoveries cwm or twrp is there any other type of recoveries I could use its for a school project thanks project due in 3 day but also need to install cyanogenmod on the same device but. Can't find it for my device need help quick and I need gapps for it to thanks so much

 

[Joe is a rooted hacker]

Just saying I just made an account so reply to this account please

 

[Joe is a rooted hacker]

Hi I am in a bit of a pickle I need a custom recovery for my HP 8 tablet but can't find one frome the trusted recoveries cwm or twrp is there any other type of recoveries I could use its for a school project thanks project due in 3 day but also need to install cyanogenmod on the same device but. Can't find it for my device need help quick and I need gapps for it to thanks so much

Sorry I just made a new account so reply to this account thanks

 

[Slug]

Take a look at this XDA thread. The recovery included appears to work with the Slate 8 according to several posts. The procedure requires unlocking the bootloader though, which will wipe all data, so proceed with caution.

 

[Joe is a rooted hacker]

Take a look at this XDA thread. The recovery included appears to work with the Slate 8 according to several posts. The procedure requires unlocking the bootloader though, which will wipe all data, so proceed with caution.

Hey thanksfor your speedy reply and yes I know I can do it that way but is there a more easier option like just from my tablet like rom manager or something
Thanks

 

[funkylogik]

I think you can use an app called flashify to install twrp but please do some research first and chances are it won't have a version for your device

 

[Joe is a rooted hacker]

I think you can use an app called flashify to install twrp but please do some research first and chances are it won't have a version for your device

Thanks I'll try it but on my older ones have 2 one for school one for testing

 

[EarlyMon]

Here's the standard Android rooting model -

Unlock the bootloader.

Install custom recovery.

Install superuser.

Optionally, on some devices -

Unlock the bootloader.

Boot into an uninstalled custom recovery RUNNING FROM STORAGE ON THE PC IN THE PHONE'S RAM.

Make backup, install superuser.

Verify results, install custom recovery.

You're trying to get out of unlocking the bootloader.

That's where you lose your data.

And the answer to that is to try to backup what you can first with Helium Backup.

The first rule of rooting is to read, read, read, and read some more so than you understand everything before proceeding.

That never changes. Not if you want to avoid bricks.

Flashify will hopefully just fail gracefully, unable to initiate the write to a protected partition - because the bootloader is locked.

 

[funkylogik]

Ahh sorry didn't realise you weren't unlocked mate