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Thank you sectroyer for the response. But i have no message received so far. I think i have blocked them correctly. What can i donow? Waiting for the message?
Thanks and regards

If your firmware is rootable please try latest rooting

Thanks for quick response. I'm an absoulute beginer, i dont now if my TV rootable is or not. Please do you now if this serie UE32H5303 rootable is? I have created an account develop on my TV, but i dont know more. Please can you help me.

Can I root my smart tv un55h6203 the firmware is T-NT14MAKUC-1127.0? Thanks in advance

@gertl: sectroyer already confirmed you can root. To get actual instructions you need to be a donor and have access to the special rooting thread. It doesn't involve having a developer account on your TV

mad_ady wrote:@gertl: sectroyer already confirmed you can root. To get actual instructions you need to be a donor and have access to the special rooting thread. It doesn't involve having a developer account on your TV

Thanks for the clarification mad_ady. I have no time now. Its better to pay and then see what can i do.
Thanks and regards

Hi sectroyer. I'm new in this scene. I bought a UA55HU9000 with T-GFP9UABC 1160.8 (Middle East version, I guess). It doesn't come with the regular IR remote so I had to order online. I am still not sure if this is rootable at the moment but gonna find out as soon as the remote arrived.

Do you have any guidelines on the best practices to avoid having a brick? Are these TVs the same as Androids where I can install a regional firmware different from the currently installed? Like installing the T-GFPDEUC 0000.0 to this TV?

Thanks.

ssidquest wrote: Do you have any guidelines on the best practices to avoid having a brick?

Disable OTN Support, disable watchdog and block updates on router. NEVER EVER upgrade, NEVER EVER do factory reset and no there is no (known) 0000 firmware for your TV:)

sectroyer wrote:

ssidquest wrote: Do you have any guidelines on the best practices to avoid having a brick?

Disable OTN Support, disable watchdog and block updates on router. NEVER EVER upgrade, NEVER EVER do factory reset and no there is no (known) 0000 firmware for your TV:)

Thanks sectroyer. I haven't connected the TV to the network yet. Waiting for the IR remote so I can disable the OTN.

Okay, I already disabled the OTN Support and Watchdog using a laptop, IR blaster, and the .wav files from Build the dual led IR transmitter.

I'll try to root the TV now.

Do you have a guide on how to revert back to the previous unrooted state suppose I wanted to try any other rooting method?