So, you just updated your Galaxy Tab 10.1 to official ICS (or custom ICS) and enjoying it? Well, you should go root it immediately so you have root again, here’s a video tutorial that shows you how to do it easily.
First, you will need to install ClockworkMod Recovery for your Galaxy Tab 10.1. Do that first and follow thi
There’s a newer, easier method to root your Galaxy Tab 10.1 instead the old method.
This one is pretty simple.
First, you will need Windows computer. If you don’t have one, borrow a Windows laptop from your friend or family member.
Second, make sure you’ve installed Galaxy Tab 10.1 Windows drivers. (Download it here)
Third, put your Galaxy Tab 10.1 into ODIN download mode by holding down both Power Button and
This guide will show you how to install CWM Recovery 5.5.04 on your Galaxy Tab 10.1 for ALL models listed here.
By installing CWM Recovery, you will be able to easily root your Galaxy Tab 10.1 (by flashing Superuser.zip file in CWM Recovery) or install/backup/restore ROMs.
Download: Download CWM Recovery files (Don’t have unzipping program? Download and install
CM10.1 ROM with Android 4.2.2 is here for your Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Tab 2 Android tablets.
CM10.1 ROM is now an official build, meaning its more stable than ever and officially supported by the CyanogenMod Team.
The latest Android 4.2.2 brings additional stability and added performance to your Tab 10.1 and Tab 2.
The latest CM10.1 ROM gives you everything you wanted to know about Android 4.2.1 with Android 4.2 camera (sorry, Photo Sphere is not included), 4.2 GMail, and some more.
If you haven’t tried CM10.1 Android 4.2.2 yet, definitely give it a go
Looking for the latest Android 4.2.1 ROM on your Galaxy Tab 10.1?
Well, CM10.1 ROM built by Pershoot is pretty solid, I’ve heard some good things about it and it runs rather smooth for an unofficial build (although this will become official real soon).
With the latest Android 4.2.1 ROM, you will be able to turn your Tab 10.1 into a full-fledged Google Android device with support for lockscreen widgets and multi-user login just like a Nexus 7 or Nexus 10.
I still use my Tab 10.1 quite often. Even though it’s been out for awhile now, I think Tab 10.1
For those of you who want to upgrade to Jelly Bean ROM on your Galaxy Tab 10.1, there’s now Android 4.1.2 build of CM10 Jelly Bean ROM by XDA user pershoot. After trying it out, I would have to say this build is near perfect in terms of running it on your Tab 10.1.
Out of the box, everything is working including bluetooth, Netflix, and even camera. The camcorder also does work but is a bit laggy when starting/stopping video and recorded videos can be a bit dirty on the rear camcorder. The front camcorder works just fine.
If taking videos with the rear camer
Want to root your Galaxy Tab 2 7-inch or 11-inch?
The method is nearly identical to Galaxy Tab 10.1 except you need the correct ClockworkMod Recovery for your Tab 2 version.
For Galaxy Tab 2 7-inch, please see ClockworkMod Recovery for Tab 2 7-inch and install it.
For Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch, please see ClockworkMod Recovery for
You can flash these Clockwork Recovery for your Galaxy Tab 2 10.1-inch. You can use the Tab 10.1 guide on how to install CWM, just use the recovery tar files for Tab 2 10.1-inch listed here instead.
Download Recoveries: Download ClockworkMod Recovery for P5100
You can flash these Clockwork Recovery for your Galaxy Tab 2 7-inch. You can use the Tab 10.1 guide on how to install CWM, just use the recovery tar files for Tab 2 7-inch listed here instead.
Download Recoveries: Download ClockworkMod Recovery for P3100
Does your stock ICS ROM lag? Well, there’s a fix for that.
If you have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 3G P7500 version of Wifi P7510 version, you can install A1 kernel, which allows you to overclock up to 1.4Ghz with the use of SetCPU app. After overclocking my Tab 10.1 to 1.4Ghz, I can clearly tell my tablet runs much faster like it should.
This kernel also gives you additional features like Voodoo Sound app support (download from Play Store), USB charging, and more.
Give it a go if you have a stock ICS ROM and let me know what you think!
Download:
As many of you know, the official ICS Android 4.0.4 for Galaxy Tab 10.1 was pushed out last night. For those of you who have updated, you should be good to go. For those of you on a custom ROM, here’s how to unroot/update your Galaxy Tab 10.1 (P7500 or P7510) to the official ICS.
Also you can use this method to update your Galaxy Tab 10.1 on a stock unroot/rooted ROM.
If you are on a custom ROM, please MAKE A BACKUP OF EVERYTHING ON YOUR INTERNAL STORAGE, as doing a “Factory reset” (at the end of the video) will erase all contents of your internal
To unroot your Galaxy Tab 10.1, you can download the appropriate stock ROM for your Galaxy Tab 10.1 (find it here on XDA), then do the following:
Put your Galaxy Tab 10.1 in ODIN download mode by holding down both Power Button and Volume Down button and let go when your Tab 10.1 reboots, shows Samsung logo, then 2 menus.
Hit Volume Up button and your Tab 10.1 should be in ODIN download mode.
Open up Odin3v1.85.exe program.
Choose PDA and choose the file ending in “tar.md5″
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