Friday, 3 June 2016

Root and install custom recovery on micromax a120

Enable developer options and debugging on Android device:
Step 1: First of all open App menu on your Android device then go to the System setting >>> Now scroll down at the bottom, Here you can see About phone tab. Tap on the About phone tab >>> Scroll down and find Build number tab >>> Now tap on Build number tab 5-10 times continue >>> Now you will get a popup massage “You have enabled development setting”. Now you have enabled Developer option tab on your Android device. See in this image.
Enable-developer-options-and-debugging-on-Android-Device
Step 2: Now go back to the System setting and scroll down to find Developer options tab, when you find Developer options then tap on the Developer options to open it >>> Now find Debugging section and enable Android debugging or USB debugging >>> you will get a popup message, then tap on the OK. Now you will Android debugging enabled. See in this image.



Rooting guide without PC

note:always make sure that your battery is charged up to more than 80% and you have backed up your important data before attempting to root.

Step 1 :- Firstly Download kingroot from the below link.
                               Download Kingroot
Step 2 :- Now install kingroot in your device.
Step 3 :- Next Open kingroot app from your app drawer.
Step 4 :- Kingroot requires internet to root as it checks for scripts.
Step 5 :- After checking it will highlight the word root, click on it and wait till you get successful rooted.

Installing CWM Recovery :-

Once rooted proceed to install custom recovery

Step 1 :- Firstly download CWM Recovery Img from the below link.
                                CWM recovery
Step 2 :- Now put that downloaded recovery image in root of your SD Card.
Step 3 :- Now download and install MobileUncle MTK  Tools from Google Play Store.
Step 4 :- Next, run MobileUncle MTK Tools from your app drawer and grant root permissions to it.
Step 5 :- On MobileUncle MTK Tools click on Recovery Update Option.
Step 6 :- Now Click on recovery.img and click OK on the prompt dialogue box.
Step 7 :- Wait Few Seconds, after that it will ask for Reboot, Reboot Your Device and Check your Installed CWM Recovery.
That’s it, You have Installed CWM Recovery in your Phone, now you can install Custom Roms.

If you want you can now proceed to uninstall kingroot and install supersu from custom recovery.

                                  Supersu

Rooting guide with PC(GUIDE FROM SKYNEEL)

Requirements
File NameDownload link
MT6582 Micromax A120 Color Scatter fileClick here to download
SP-Tool V3.1332.sn187 for Micromax A120Click here to download
Driver for Micromax A120 ColorClick here to download
TWRP Recovery for Canvas 2 colorClick here to download
CWM Recovery for Canvas 2 colorClick here to download
Root Kit SuperSUClick here to download

How to root and install CWM recovery on KitKat of Micromax A120 Color:


Step 1: Install drivers in your PC (If you feel any problem in install driver then watch this video Click here) and Enable USB Debugging on your Phone. Go to Settings >>> Developer options >>> USB debugging check it ( If your phone have Android 4.2 or upper version then see how to enable Developer options here is guide of this Click here). After then switch off your phone.
Enable-debugging
Step 2: Download SuperSU file and copy in your phone memory card. Now Download CWM recovery and scatter file of your phone and extract these file in a folder where you want. Extract and open the SP Tool. Sptool.exe Run as Administrator.
SP-Tool
Step 3: You will see an SP tool window, now click on the scatter-Loading option in the SP tool. Then you will get the new tab of SP Tool which you ask the location of the scatter file on your PC. Now select the “Android_scatter_emmc.txt” file. See in this image.
select-the-file-Android-scatter-file
Step 4: Now connect your switch off phone with PC via USB cable (Make sure your phone is switched off).
Connect-your-Phone
Step 5: SP Tool detect your phone and process will start. If Sptool is not recognize/detect your phone then install vcom driver read this post it will help you click here (Driver already in phone flash drive if you don’t have these drivers then install it)
flash-recovery

Step 6: Now start installing recovery in your phone by flashing.
start-downloading-recovery
Note: – Don’t interrupt this process as it can potentially brick your device. Make sure no power interruption takes place.
Step 7: After the process complete, a green ring will appear.
green-ring
Step 8: Disconnect your phone.
Step 9: Do not start your phone. Press and hold vol. up & down + power button then select “recovery mode” (If your touch not work then use volume up and down key for menu up and down and Power button as a enter button)
recovery-mode
Step 10. Click on install button/ choose install and select SuperSU.zip file from your save location on your SD card and install this file. Now reboot your phone.

Thursday, 2 June 2016

Micromax gundam seed haro bootanimation

I made this boot animation for my Micromax a120. I got the cutout animation from a PV song and replaced it with the Micromax logo by editing each frame...
I have also included a bootup music in the zip.


Instructions:

1. Extract the contents of the zip to a location on your sd card or phone memory
2. copy the two files i.e. boot animation.zip and bootaudio.mp3 to the system/media folder of your Android device.
3. Also most importantly you have to be on a rooted phone.
4. Use a file manager that supports writing to system location for which I recommend fx file manager(nice manager with image viewer and hiding files etc options)

 


5. before you attempt to paste it to media location you have to allow root privileges to edit and write in that location by taping the lock on top and select OK.
6.finally paste the files and reboot.(u can backup original bootanimation.zip and bootaudio.mp3 before pasting new one.)



links:
Haro bootanimation.zip
FXfilemanager







It's best to have your phone rooted if you are on KitKat or below and your brand has not patched the stagefright bug. once rooted you can either install custom roms or just disable some features to counter stagefright. Also having root blocks any app that automatically installs itself on your device with/without your knowledge from the web while you are browsing.