Question about Root Explorer

ellinguistico

Hi Im on 2.3d Leedroid with a Desire and have an urge to get rid of the stuff that has come built on such as stocks, footprints, friend stream etc. I have gone into this program, ticked delete/uninstall and seemingly everything but to no avail as it appears they are gone and then re-appear when i re-boot or revert back to the home page and check my apps etc. Anyone shed any light on this for me please?

Dozen Wicked Words

I have only just rooted my SE x10 mini-pro. Complete novice, but I used Titanium Backup and got rid of all the crap I didn't want on it, very, very easy to use once your phone is rooted.

Its free on the Market so no harm in giving that a go if you have no luck the way you are trying.

Saying that, anyone with more knowledge than me probably has an obvious/straight forward answer.

ongarite

Is your Desire S-ON or S-OFF?
Its sounds like its S-ON which is a HTC security measure to prevent the system NAND from being altered when the OS is running.

ellinguistico

dooferoaks wrote: »

I have only just rooted my SE x10 mini-pro. Complete novice, but I used Titanium Backup and got rid of all the crap I didn't want on it, very, very easy to use once your phone is rooted.

Its free on the Market so no harm in giving that a go if you have no luck the way you are trying.

Saying that, anyone with more knowledge than me probably has an obvious/straight forward answer.

yeah have Titanium and to the best of my knowledge have tried getting rid that way too but to no avail. Cheers

ellinguistico

ongarite wrote: »

Is your Desire S-ON or S-OFF?
Its sounds like its S-ON which is a HTC security measure to prevent the system NAND from being altered when the OS is running.

No idea. And how would i go about remedying that do you know??

ongarite

http://alpharev.nl/

Download the ISO and burn it to CD. Reboot your PC from your CD and follow the on-screen instrucions.
Should take around 5-10 minutes to do.

Your boot-screen will change afterwards but this can be changed again.

If you boot your phone into the FASTBOOT menu (by pressing volume down and power), it will tell you certain information about your phone.
S-ON
HBOOT 0.93

ellinguistico

ongarite wrote: »

http://alpharev.nl/

Download the ISO and burn it to CD. Reboot your PC from your CD and follow the on-screen instrucions.
Should take around 5-10 minutes to do.

Your boot-screen will change afterwards but this can be changed again.

If you boot your phone into the FASTBOOT menu (by pressing volume down and power), it will tell you certain information about your phone.
S-ON
HBOOT 0.93

eh, think i will leave it but thanks. Far too many balls in the air there for me.

ongarite

ellinguistico wrote: »

eh, think i will leave it but thanks. Far too many balls in the air there for me.

Its no different or difficult compared to rooting; its completely automated. The only difference is that it runs from a standalone CD rather than a downloaded program.

seanybiker

Boo it don't mention the desire hd.