In order to edit the file, I used JRummy's Build Prop Editor ( ).Ĭ - The highest brightness for the display.Ĭ - The lowest brightness for the display. I found some lines in the file that are interesting, and it seems editing some of them are quite helpful, especially with the battery life and performance. On mine, I also have the option of going to 2.0 GHz, but I've never tried it yet. Now that you have rooted the tablet, let's mess around with the system so it works as you want it to work! Overclocking/Underclocking Tap OK when the 'Allow USB debugging?' window pops up.Ĭongratulations! Your Generic Allwinner A23 Tablet is now (or should be) rooted! To check that you have root permissions, download Root Checker from Google Play store or any other store.
One you're there, make sure that the options are on with the 'switch' on the top right corner of the screen.Hit the settings icon from your desktop or app drawer. Click the 'Agree' button on the top right corner of Kingo Root, and make sure there is a check mark.
If you are on Windows 8, make sure to d isable Driver Signature Verification.
