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adzii_nufc · 24-09-2014, 12:38

From my first time on a now puny HTC wildfire, the bits I found difficult back then were rooting the device and putting CWM recovery (Clockwork recovery) on there. Flashing a new ROM was the easiest bit.

Always keeping a backup of the OS and even a fresh installation zip on an SD to flash from the boot menu is recommended.

Galaxy S2 S3 and S4 as well as an s3 mini, the wildfire and a HTC sensation flashed since. It's brought life to my S3 which is now basically my guinea pig.

I can't stand ads in apps so I can't bare to think of the annoyance you're having.

24-09-2014, 12:38	#50
adzii_nufc Rafalution Join Date: Sep 2009 Age: 36 Posts: 5,345	Re: Annoying Android adverts From my first time on a now puny HTC wildfire, the bits I found difficult back then were rooting the device and putting CWM recovery (Clockwork recovery) on there. Flashing a new ROM was the easiest bit. Always keeping a backup of the OS and even a fresh installation zip on an SD to flash from the boot menu is recommended. Galaxy S2 S3 and S4 as well as an s3 mini, the wildfire and a HTC sensation flashed since. It's brought life to my S3 which is now basically my guinea pig. I can't stand ads in apps so I can't bare to think of the annoyance you're having.