Make sure that you understand what actions you're about to take and it is recommended that you have previously installed or worked with this type of
custom ROM files.
Then, you can re-try to flash the AOKP JB Build 5
custom ROM files.
Even if you don't know how to use Odin3 for flashing
custom ROM files yet, we have a tutorial to help you.
The tablet should be rooted and running a CWM Recovery image as otherwise you can not flash
the custom ROM files.
Next, install the new Gapps for Android 4.3
custom ROMs file just like you did with the ROM file in step 9.
Do it like you did with
the custom ROM file.
On your computer download the update file and Google Apps package (if the same isn't included on
the custom ROM file).
Access either link below to download
the custom ROM file and note the system details, requirements and instructions in order to install the Android 4.3 firmware.
Connect your smartphone to your PC and, after that, copy
the custom ROM file on its internal SD card.
Not exact matches
This
custom ROM is based on the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and in the tutorial you will find the Miui V5 Unofficial build zip plus the Gapps
file.
Download the
ROM zip
file, and the Gapps zip, move both
files to your device's internal storage and then flash them using the
custom Recovery image.
Backup your Android tablet or phone's
files, and make sure you have at least one
custom ROM on your SD, just in case something goes wrong, and you need to install that one again, so Android works again, or just use the recovery menu to backup your OS there.
Since these new firmware
files are being rolled out over-the-air, then you can check the instructions below in order to learn how to successfully flash a brand new
custom ROM on your device.
USB Drivers are essential for connecting Nexus 5 with computers to transfer
files back and forth, but also for flashing
custom ROMs, kernels,
files, unlocking bootloaders and others more.
The CyanogenMod 12 builds are some of the most popular
custom ROMs out there as it offers a clean AOSP Android 5.0.2 environment by getting rid of all the TouchWiz bloatware
files.
Every Android device comes packed with a Recovery Mode that you can use in order to flash new
ROMs, other
custom Recovery images, and other similar
files, but this will work only for rooted Nexus 6P phones.
This is a guide that should be applied by Android users with basic knowledge of CWM Recovery, flashing
custom ROMs and other customization
files.
This is a guide that can be completed by any Android user with some basic knowledge when it comes to flashing
custom ROMs and other customization
files for tablets.
This includes messing with the system
files and of course,
custom ROMs and themes.
This Factory Image of Android 4.4.4 can be used to restore the device to stock Android after you've tinkered with its
ROMs and you've flashed multiple
custom ROMs and other customization
files.
In order to install a
custom ROM on your LG Optimus G Pro you will need to gain root access (visit LG Optimus G Pro root section to learn how), install a
custom recovery and flash the
files you will find in the LG Optimus G Pro update tutorials.
The 2.31.401.5 ICS is the base of this firmware and since it is already rooted it means that you can new
custom ROMs and other
files without the need of searching for another root guide.
The build date is April 12th and it is a
file that all those who're planning on installing new
custom ROMs, should have it stored somewhere in their PCs or smartphones.
The popular tool used by Samsung users to flash
custom ROMs, kernels, official OTA Updates zip
files and other similar
files has reached a new variant, the Odin3 v3.09.
The Avatar
ROM brings tons of great customizations and
files based on AOSP Android 4.3, CyanogenMod, AOKP and ParanoidAndroid
custom ROMs.
Odin 3.04 allows you to flash
files on your Android device, including Kernels, stock and
custom ROMs, along with different hacks.
It is destined to be used by Galaxy S4 owners who installed new
custom ROMs or any other customization
files in order to change their Android experience.
The Android 5.1.1 factory image
files can be easily used by advanced users to restore their devices to 100 % stock OS, as it will help them get rid of major errors or
custom ROMs that have been outdated by official firmware releases.
That's it, these were all the steps that I had for you and now you can use the
custom recovery mode to flash new
custom ROMs and any other
files that you want to use in order to customize your Nexus 10 tablet.
Don't backup any
files using Titanium Backup, as it isn't supported by CM 13
custom ROMs.
By Unlocking the Nexus 5 bootloader you will open your device to tons of new possibilities, such as rooting its firmware and installing new
custom Recoveries,
custom ROMs, kernels and other customization
files.
Custom ROMs such as Sentinel 4.60 might not install at the first step and that is why you have to keep trying until you manage to flash all
files.
The media
files will not be wiped when performing a full wipe before the
custom ROM installation, so you don't really have to worry about them.
Download the
custom Android 4.1.1
ROM zip
file from HERE.
Installing any updates or
custom ROMs on your Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos is done at your own risk, we can not be blamed in case you brick your phone, not in case you lose any important data
files in the process.
Usually,
custom ROMs might not be installed successfully at the first attempt and it is perfectly fine for you to try and re-install all
files all over again.
Smartphones that are currently running any
custom ROMs or kernels or any other type of
custom files will be wiped completely.
If you've installed an Android 6.0 Preview build or a
custom ROM on your phone that aren't working as you would've expected them to, then you can flash a «factory image»
file to get rid of the old
ROM.
If you don't like how the Google Nexus 4 works with this
custom ROM, then you can always choose to restore the device to its previous status using the NANDROID Backup
file created in step 5.
These
custom ROMs should be flashed only by advanced users who want to get a taste of an almost Vanilla Android 6.0.1
ROM, something that is very hard to get when major Android devices are packing bloatware and other extra
files added by their OEMs.
Rooting your device will open all the sub-system settings of your device allowing you to install
custom ROMs, themes and other customization
files.
Also, this guide can be used by those of you who are currently running a
custom ROM or any other customization
file on the Galaxy Nexus phone.
Custom ROM usually require a higher knowledge when it comes to flashing
files as you will need to have a rooted device with CWM or TWRP Recovery installed on it.
Your device will now restart into CWM Recovery mode and from now on you can use it to flash
custom ROMs and any other Android customization
files.
After the
file is selected, flash the
file so that this
custom ROM can get installed on your smartphone.
These were all the steps that you had to follow and now you should be able to flash new
custom ROMs and any other
files that you think that will improve the overall performance of your device.
Before you can flash the
custom ROM ZIP
file, you will have to perform a full wipe in recovery to ensure a completely clean install of the
custom ROM on your Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
Next, you'll need to completely remove your existing operating system and all of its
files to make sure that there are no conflicts with the new
custom ROM you're about to install.
This is because most
custom ROMs are missing some proprietary
files that Android Pay relies upon, so there's essentially nothing you can do other than ask your
ROM developer to include Android Pay support.
Every Android device comes packed with a Recovery Mode that you can use in order to flash new
ROMs, other
custom Recovery images, and other similar
files, but this will work only for rooted Nexus 6P phones.