Friday, March 20, 2015

Android One Micromax Canvas A1 update to Android 5.1

1. Download this update zip file and place it in your memory card:
http://ota.googlezip.net/packages/ot...6.d827aed7.zip

2. If you haven't flashed any custom recovery, you're good to go.
Else flash the stock recovery. Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?cr10jbo9f6gnh32
Now switch off your mobile and hold power button + volume up button until you get the (boot loader) menu.

3. Then use the volume up button and point to the recovery option.
Then press the volume down button.

4. You'll now see a bot lying down with !
Now hold power button + tap the volume up button once.
You'll now see a menu. (If you for get the menu, try the combination again)

5. Head to the "Install update from SD Card" using volume down button and select it using power button. Select the zip file you downloaded using the volume up or down keys and choose it by pressing power button.

6. That's it! Now select the "reboot system option" and wait for a few minutes to let the phone boot. Now you're ready to go with lollipop 

Refer :- http://forum.xda-developers.com/canvas-a1/help/info-lollipop-5-0-update-t2908384/page226 

Saturday, March 7, 2015

Hill Climb Racing cheat (Unlimited Coins)




What you should have

1.       Rooted Phone 

2.       Hill Climb Racing installed on the phone ::: Google Play 

3.       ES File Explorer File Manager  :: Google Play


Steps:

1.       Open ES File Explorer
2.       Go to settings and enable “Root Explorer”
3.       Go to System Root
4.       Open “Data” Folder
5.       Open “Data” folder inside “Data” folder.
6.       Open “com.fingersoft.hillclimb” folder
7.       Open “Shared_prefs” folder
8.       Open “hillclimbprefs.xml” , when prompted open with ES Note Editor
9.       Tap options at the top right and tap “Edit”
10.   Find “<int name=”coins” value=” and enter the number of coins you wants
11.   Save the XML file and open the game and enjoy



Rooting Micromax Canvas A1 (Android One)

Requirements and Precursors

  • Download Minimal FastBoot tool from here and extract the contents to a folder of your choosing. This will help you in setting up fastboot quickly and counter the need for installing the full Android SDK.
  • You’ll have to have ADB drivers setup on your PC. Refer to these guides if you don’t have them already setup.
  • Once ADB and FastBoot are setup, you’ll have to install your device specific drivers by connecting it to the PC via a USB cable. The drivers specific to your device will be automatically installed to your PC if you have a working Internet connection. If a problem arises in driver installation, just download these drivers and manually install them by pointing your PC’s Device Manager to them.
  • Enable USB debugging on your device in the Developer Options menu by referring tothis post.
  • Download SuperSU installable zip from here.
  • Remember to backup your personal data and charge-up your Canvas A1.

Unlock Bootloader

  • Connect your device to your Computer after enabling USB debugging from the above-mentioned steps. If the first time you connect your device to the PC and a pop-up like this appears on your Canvas, click on ‘Always allow’ and then OK.
  • Now, open the FastBoot folder and right-click on an empty space while holding down the SHIFT key, and then click ‘Open Command Window here’.
  • Next, in the Command prompt, type  the following code:
  • adb reboot bootloader
    • Your device will now reboot into fastboot mode.
    • The bootloader can now be unlocked by entering the following simple command
    fastboot oem unlock
    fastboot format userdata
    • That’s it! your bootloader is now unlocked!

Install ClockWorkMod/TWRP/Philz Touch Recovery

  • First and foremost, download the recovery you want to install from one of the below links:
  • Now extract recovery image from the zip file to the fastboot folder.
  • Open a cmd command prompt and enter the following command:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot
  • Done! Your phone now has a working recovery.

Root Micromax Canvas A1

  • Start by copying the SuperSU installable update.zip to your device.
  • Now, to boot into recovery, just open the command prompt and type:
adb reboot bootloader
  • And now comes the time for the good old method of flashing SuperSU via recovery by browsing to its zip file. For this, go to ‘choose zip -> /external_sd’ and go ahead with the install.
  • On reboot, you may or may not get a warning similar to ‘su may have been removed’, ignore that and click ‘No’.
  • Once this is done, you’ll be sporting a rooted device!
The above tutorial, however much exhaustive or extensive it may seem, is the most explicit and comprehensive way till now to get your Canvas A1 rooted — all thanks to the committed members over at XDAdevelopers. Although other simpler methods might soon start cropping up; this methodology will have to do for the time being. The Micromax Canvas A1 is a promising device, and for veteran users of the Android OS, no device can be practical enough without root-access on it. So if you already have the device or are on the verge of getting it, this should definitely help you make it truly yours.

Windows Error - Installer encountered an error: 0x80070422

Method 1:

I would suggest you to follow the steps and check.
To start the Windows Installer service in Windows 7 checks the steps below.
a) Click on start.
b) Type Services.msc in the start search bar and press enter.
c) Scroll down and Double-click on the service named "Windows Installer".
d) Check the value in the 'Startup type:' field.
e) If it's currently set to "Disabled", then this could cause the issue.
f) Change it by selecting "Manual" from the drop-down box.

Met:hod 2

Step 1: Make sure Volume Shadow Copy Service is set to automatic and started. To do this, follow these steps:
a) Click on Start-Run, type services.msc, the click on OK.
b) When the Services window loads, navigate to the “Volume Shadow Copy Service ", the double click on it to open it,
c) Make sure the "Startup Type" says "Automatic" and started. If it doesn't, use the drop down menu to change it.
d) If it already says: "Automatic", then click on the "Recovery" tab at the top, and change the "First Failure" line to "Restart the Service", then click on "apply", then OK.