Hello everyone, adsk-dev is with you, today I will tell you how to optimize your Samsung device, but first I will say:
I do not guarantee +100fps on your device, I guarantee its stability, and I am not responsible for your device.
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before we start, we need:
1. Magisk (preferably the latest version)
2. LSPosed
3. Lucky Patcher
4. brains.
and now let's get started!
first of all, after downloading Lucky Patcher, we need to root it and activate it as a module via LSPosed, after all this we reboot the device.
the second thing we will enable android patches so that everything looks like this:
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that is, we apply all these first three points. reboot.
the third thing we go back to Lucky Patcher.
we need to patch:
Google Play
Google Play Services
com.android.providers.media (optional)
how the patch of all three applications will help, you can understand from the descriptions of the following custom patches.
patch Google Play and select these options:
these patches will help you in that Google Play will not try to protect your device from installing APK files, and the second patch is the one that will help you a lot, it disables the hidden auto-update of applications from Google Play.
then we patch Google Play Services, here we do the same, the patch helps to fully disable Google Play protection.
patch com.android.providers.media to your desire, select this custom patch:
after patching all this, you can reboot and you will probably see the difference between the previous operation of the device and the result, as for me the result turned out to be more stable than before the patches.
Well, on this I can end this post, thank you all for your attention.
Related
Nokia has launched its new launcher namely the ZLauncher. Its currently officially supporting Nexus 5, Moto X, SG3, SG4, SG5.
More Information:
www.zlauncher.com
http://blog.gsmarena.com/part-nokia-wasnt-purchased-microsoft-made-android-launcher/
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I found a way to run the app on a rooted phone.
Tested it on my Moto G 4.4.3 rooted.
Here's how to do it:
1. Install the Zlauncher (attached)
2. Install Root Cloak (attached)
NOTE: Root Cloak is an Xposed module. You need to have Xposed Framework installed on your phone.
3. Enable Root Cloak from Xposed modules.
4. Open Root Cloak > Add/Remove Apps > Menu (three dotted vertical button) Clear All Apps > Hit the plus sign > Choose ZLauncher (com.nokia.z)
5. Go to Settings > Applications > All > Zlauncher > Force Stop (If you cant click Force Stop, no worries, continue ahead)
6. Reboot your phone
7. Open ZLauncher
AAND its done!!! I tried this on my moto G and it worked. Share your opinions. Thank you
I do not own any of the apps listed.
It works so bad on our devices...
Another thing, if you face FC loop, you need to skip tutorial of drawing (quickly pressing any app).
There is a thread for zlauncher here already...
Xposed Working On REDMI 2 PRIME..
Q: What is Xposed Framework
Ans: Xposed is a framework for modules that can change the behavior of the system and apps without touching any APKs. That's great because it means that modules can work for different versions and even ROMs without any changes (as long as the original code was not changed too much). It's also easy to undo. As all changes are done in the memory, you just need to deactivate the module and reboot to get your original system back. There are many other advantages, but here is just one more: Multiple modules can do changes to the same part of the system or app. With modified APKs, you to decide for one. No way to combine them, unless the author builds multiple APKs with different combinations.
NOTE: Xposed framework only works with root access on
Please install it only if you're willing to take the risk of boot loops. Just because it's working fine and stable for me doesn't mean it will work for everyone the same way.
INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Download And Install Xposed
2.Open Xposed app Press Install/update it will ask for reboot then wahooo you have Successfully Installed Xposd 
Dowload Xposed Installer apk here xposed-
Xposed -v78-22-arm
v78-sdk22-arm.zip
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-O9kzsmKuq3a0tlV0dTaEVWY0U/view?usp=docslist_api
NOTE: only some module working
Here's Some Helpful Working Module..
xposed module redmi 2/prime
https://drive.google.com/folder/d/0B-O9kzsmKuq3NWJoNWtmOGNpblk/edit
SCREEN SHOTS
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Font Freak: Bengali Fonts
If you are a rooted android user using Magisk, you're in luck. Some of you might remember the Bengali font modules that were in the Magisk Repo until a few days ago. They are no longer being allowed due a recent change in their policy. As such, I created a dedicated Repo for Bengali font modules. Download links are at the bottom of this post.
What is it?
It is an app in the form of a module for quicker and safer use. So, if you run into any problems, you can simply disable the module. NO RISK!
How to use it?
Simply install the module provided here. It will give you an app called "Font Freak". Open that app and you will find numerous font modules inside. Currently there are 10 font modules (as of 19 May 2019), but the number will only increase from henceforth.
What do I need to have?
Basic things really.
A rooted android device.
Magisk & Magisk Manager.
TWRP (Optional, but important).
Anything to be careful about?
YES! As explained in the description of each module inside the app, you cannot use multiple font modules at the same time. If you have activated two or more font modules at once, your device will go into a bootloop. But this is not deadly at all. You will need to install Magisk Manager for Recovery, which allows you to disable modules from TWRP recovery. Once you disable excess font modules, your phone will boot again.
Is this for Xiaomi Mi 9 SE only?
Not at all. This will work on any device meeting the requirements stated above.
Screenshots!
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Further questions?
Please join the dedicated Telegram group for this project.
► Download Link
► Telegram Group Link
So we recently found and powered up our old galaxy tab 3 kids (t2105) and were trying to download apps like YouTube kids and messenger kids but to no avail since the google playstore is out of date. We are running 4.1.2. Looking for advice as to what root and roms I should look into. Thank you in advance.
Hello! I have a solution,
Make sure to Android 4.4.2 first then continuing, since there arent any for lower than 4.4.2. (i checked u can update to 4.4.2)
go to OpenGApps Website by clicking on this.
Then from the first section which is Platform, choose x86.
Then from the second section which is Android, choose 4.4 (I suppose you're on normal stock rom).
Then from the third section which is Variant, choose either pico or nano. I prefer pico since it has the lightweight normal needed Google apps which dont have other applications that you wont use, I put pico too and it works perfect. I do suggest pico since the tablet is old and pico is lightweight.
Then click on the Download Button:
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(on the website not here hehe)
If you have any trouble downloading it, this is a direct link to install it: https://pilotfiber.dl.sourceforge.n...20200817/open_gapps-x86-4.4-pico-20200817.zip
and the download should start! Then when the download is finished, move the zip file without extracting to your device in a folder. Like connect your tablet with your laptop and then move the zip file to a folder in the tablet, and then boot to TWRP (holding power, + and home button {for me}), and normally install the zip file and wait and then reboot and it should be updated.
If you have questions feel free to ask me!
I'd like to disable system updates (I don't want Android 11). I have CCSWE app manager, I'm just not sure which packages to disable to make it stop bugging me about available updates. (I'm saving to root my phone, but in the meantime I want the 'update available' notification to GO AWAY)
afaik it's system/privapp/FotaAgent and system/privapp/SOAgent
I'm not sure which of these 4 did the trick, but once they were all disabled the update notification disappeared.
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com.wssyncmidm is the culprit I think.
Auto-updates cause a lot more trouble than malware... malware has cost me less than 1% of wasted time compared to that caused by updates.
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I'd like to disable system updates (I don't want Android 11). I have CCSWE app manager, I'm just not sure which packages to disable to make it stop bugging me about available updates. (I'm saving to root my phone, but in the meantime I want the 'update available' notification to GO AWAY)
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I'm having major problems dealing with the bloatware that came on my phone to begin with and now this Android 11 update is the end all for me..
Soooo would really be interested in finding out about this CCSWE app manager that you said you have been using to control it. I just heard a lot of bad things about the regular forms of disabling the bloatware being ineffective in Samsung's latest attack on our privacy. Appreciate any info you got to put me in the right direction, thanks.