Amazon Fire 5th gen SuperTool

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NOTE This tool has been Tested and built for the Amazon Fire 5th gen 7in tablet. some features may work on other 5th gen tablets but use it at your own risk.
Features
WINDOWS VERSION
1. ADB driver install and test
2. Install Google play store plus remove ads on some fire os versions
3. block ota updates
4. boot device to twrp recovery 5.0.1 and below
5. Install FlashFire App
6. root amazon Fire 5th gen on android 5.3.1 and below
7. replace stock fire launcher with Nova launcher
8. remove lock screen ads on fire os 5.3.1 and below
9. Update SuperTool Files

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LINUX AND MAC VERSION
Install Google play store plus remove ads on some fire os versions
block ota updates
Install FlashFire App
root amazon Fire 5th gen on android 5.3.1 and below
replace stock fire launcher with Nova launcher
remove lock screen ads on fire os 5.3.1

New Version of SuperTool available as of 10-5-16

Link to Supertool HERE

video instructions HERE

Big thanks to all the devs that have put is some awesome work on this device.

please comment and let me know if it has any problems or if you have a feature you would like added

Thanks RootJunky

If you like this SuperTool then you should really check out some of my other Supertools batch scripts HERE

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578 thoughts on “Amazon Fire 5th gen SuperTool”

  1. Hello,

    I am having issues with your download site. I often cannot reach it (it times out), and when I can get through, I can only partially download the toolkit. It quits partway through.

    Thanks for your help

    Reply

  2. Help!!! I have rooted and flashed cyanogenmod onto my amazon fire but device will not reboot, just stuck on Amazon logo splashscreen. What to do now?

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  3. Hi, having issues trying to root amazon fire 7″ running 5.3.1, super tools works but it show this error: Invalid APK file: apps\kingroot.apk

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  4. How can you tell which version of OS you are running after you root and turn off OTA Updates?

    When I select “System Update” it just blanks out and goes back to the settings screen.

    Reply

  7. I came across this page from a comment on a YouTube video showing how to install Google Play Services without root on the Fire 7. I had successfully installed Google and many apps from the Play store using the no-root method, but just recently I am no longer able to connect to the Play Store or YouTube or anything to do with Google Services.

    I was wondering if those who have rooted have noticed the same issue and whether or not it’s related to an Amazon software update/patch to prevent this very thing.

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  9. I got past the last problem I posted but now I’ve run into a new one…

    I found a place to download FlashFire v0.53, and it opened and I tried to install SlimROM and mini_gapps. It seemed like it was working – commands were scrolling across a black screen – but at some point my Fire shut down. When I restarted it it made me go through the registration process again, and then there were no apps on the home screen. I tried rooting it again, which seemed to work, but there were still no apps (including SuperSU). I tried resetting to factory settings … still a blank home screen.

    I tried re-installing the Play Store, and now I am stuck at the “Optimizing System Storage…” stage for about an hour.

    Any ideas?

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  10. I just posted this on XDA and then realized this would be a better place for my noob questions…

    I have a new Fire 5th Gen on FireOS 5.11, and I am trying to install SlimROM. I have succeeded in installing SuperSU and Google Play and the Nova launcher, and disabling OTA updates.

    When I get to installing FlashFire, the download link is broken, but I noticed that RootJunky’s SuperTool has a menu option to install FlashFire. When I try that, I get the following:

    [*] Installing FlashFire app this will take some time
    ——————————————————————————–
    [*] Installing app
    Invalid APK file: apps\FlashFire-v0.53.apk
    ——————————————————————————–
    [*] FlashFire Installed check your Apps on the device.

    Needless to say, there is no FlashFire app on my Fire now (and the process did NOT “take some time”). I have “Apps from Unknown Sources” enabled.

    What do I need to do to get FlashFire installed? Do I need an older version of FlashFire to work on 5.1.1?

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