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Root ZTE Zmax Pro Official Root Discussion

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<br> So when you achieve perma-root what happens after that?

<br> Do you leave it as is, because you've achieved he mission of rooting it. Or do you work on way to get the bootloader unlocked. This phone is locked up tight. Just wondering
What I normally do is unlock the bootloader if capable, flash TWRP (if not already flashed), then start compiling ROMs for the device, generally CM (Yeah. I prefer CM over the new Lineage), or a custom flavor like a debloated stock ROM with some performance tweaks.
For my old Desire 626 and Galaxy S2 that is currently bricked, I attempt to install desktop operating systems on them, or as will be the case with the Z981, using the working root method to find a root method for other security patches.
 
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I'm willing to help in any way I can. This phone is making me mad lately, so much I'm coming out of lurking to assist or at least help brainstorm.


I would still say that kingroot may work on devices that are still on june security patch.
If it is, it doesn't even try to root anymore.

@SapphireEx
Check your B08 phone. Mine on B08 says it is on the June 1st 2016 Security Patch.
It is indeed
 

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Oh it's easy just boot it up in BIOS and set the multiplier to x1 or the bus to 333MHz. Oh wait.... Not a real computer. .
HAHAHA! I wish!
What I normally do is unlock the bootloader if capable, flash TWRP (if not already flashed), then start compiling ROMs for the device, generally CM (Yeah. I prefer CM over the new Lineage), or a custom flavor like a debloated stock ROM with some performance tweaks.
For my old Desire 626 and Galaxy S2 that is currently bricked, I attempt to install desktop operating systems on them, or as will be the case with the Z981, using the working root method to find a root method for other security patches.
HEATHEN! Lineage all the way.
 
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<br> It does not work. I would've rooted ages ago. I just tried it again 'cause why not. King root doesn't root it. I have never gotten temp root on this phone using kingroot and I have on other zte devices before disabling right protection. Etc
Could be that their servers are down. From what others are reporting it had tried before but not today.
Can you post a pic that includes your build number please.
 
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Could be that their servers are down. From what others are reporting it had tried before but not today.
Can you post a pic that includes your build number please.

Once they update the model as non rootable on newer apks then it skips root and goes to request root.

You have to download an older kingroot to test it or try srsroot or even any one click root that has been updated.

They all usually hold the same exploits but kingroot has a apk version which is easier.
 
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Once they update the model as non rootable on newer apks then it skips root and goes to request root.

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<br> You have to download an older kingroot to test it or try srsroot or even any one click root that has been updated.

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<br> They all usually hold the same exploits but kingroot has a apk version which is easier.
SRS is useless. Many times they have claimed that they rooted a certain phone model, but on 3 different occasions with 3 separate phones/tablets, it only rebooted the phone. King/Kingo are the best options at the moment as at least they are proven to root certain phones.
 
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Once they update the model as non rootable on newer apks then it skips root and goes to request root.

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<br> You have to download an older kingroot to test it or try srsroot or even any one click root that has been updated.

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<br> They all usually hold the same exploits but kingroot has a apk version which is easier.
Never had to use them. But I do remember reading that in some cases the PC versions of KingRoot & others like it might be better or more robust ?
 
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SRS is useless. Many times they have claimed that they rooted a certain phone model, but on 3 different occasions with 3 separate phones/tablets, it only rebooted the phone. King/Kingo are the best options at the moment as at least they are proven to root certain phones.
Srsroot actually piggybacks kingroot.. they use the kingroot apk api to connect to there database to use the exploits available via kingroot.

Ever notice purity and etc install after srs
 
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