[HOW-TO][ROOT][Multi-Tool]Easy Rooting UbiSlate 7+ Solution

BASIC TERMS:

• USB Deugging Enabled - Put the tick mark in Settings-->Applications-->Development. , in your Android phone/tablet.
• Rooting - getting root permissions !

Presenting the 

Ubislate 7+ Multi-Tool v2 

The Ubislate 7+ Multi-Tool is a a command line Multi-utility which serves you in the best possible way !!

Currently you can:

• Root your Ubislate 7+
• Install Google Apps including Play Store
• Un-root your Ubislate 7+

DOWNLOAD : http://www.mediafire.com/?kpb41k4gt0b3a6j

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Update - v2 :


Just download the .zip, extract it and run the .exe.

All errors should be fixed.

DOWNLOADS:

VERSION 2 : http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?75tek2a1xb06sac 

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NOTE: Rooting opens up your android and gives you more freedom !! But, when you're sending you TAB to DATAWIND for service or anything like that, you'll have to un-root your TAB (function availbale in Multi-Tool) before sending it. 

Pre-requisites :

• Since, it cannot be connected to a computer, you need a wifi router with separate IP address for computer and your tablet.
  (i.e), you need use 'static ip' in your tab to connect to wifi. [Static IP under Settings-->Wireless & Networks-->WiFi Settings-->Advanced.. Note down this IP. Make sure that your TAB is connected to the same router as your computer throughout the process.
  
• Also you, you need any other Android device which can be connected to the computer in USB port via a USB cable, with USB Debugging enabled that device. Just ask your friend to bring his Android Phone/Tablet along with its USB cable and drivers. If you have another Android device with a USB cable for it and all the drivers for it, then use that.

HOW TO USE IT :

• Download Ubislate-7+_Multi-tool.zip from the above link.
• In your tablet, Enable USB Debugging, under Settings-->Applications-->Development.
• Connect the other Android device [your friend's / your's] which has a USB cable to your computer.
• Now, extract Ubislate-7+_Multi-tool.zip and then run Ubislate-7+_Multi-tool.exe [PASSWORD FOR THE TOOL: balamu96m]
• Then just follow the instructions given there !! 
• After completing your desired process, exit the tool. Without doing anything in tab, just power-off it and power-on it again.

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