Written Guide with Required Download: For those of you interested in using some of the great root apps on your Transformer Pad Infinity, this guide will help you out. Its a very simple root process that will allow you to use apps like Titanium Backup on your TF700T Note: This is only for Windows at the moment.

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If your computer doesn't, this is a pain and you'll need to go back to the ASUS site for driver downloads. If you're fortunate, Windows (or your system) will recognize your ASUS tablet, install the proper drivers, and you can reboot into fastboot mode to use ADB to flash your TWRP recovery program. Download the official Android IDE and developer tools to build apps for Android phones, tablets, wearables, TVs, and more.

Last edit: June, 2017 Not suprisingly interest in this tablet is diminishing and I do not have the time to maintain two threads. I will still update the XDA version for a while, go there to find the latest version of this guide: I hope this guide will make it a little easier for those users who wish to unleash the potential of this tablet but have no idea where to start. This is meant to be for inexperienced users who may be flashing for the first time. If you find information I provide here to be incorrect or outdated, please do chime in!

And the standard disclaimer: I am not responsible if you misunderstand instructions I give here, if my instructions are wrong, if you forget to charge the battery and the tablet dies halfway through a flash or if your house goes up in flames. YOU DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK First things first: Backup everything on your tablet you care about to an external microSD or your PC. Don't worry about your apps. You can always install them from the Play Store. This is just common sense. It is not inherently risky to flash custom ROMs.

But something can wrong at any time and you have to be careful. If you are, this is a safe procedure. Basically the process of flashing a custom ROM on the TF700 involves three steps. 1) Unlock the bootloader using Asus' Unlock tool 2) Install a custom recovery on the tablet 3) Flash a custom ROM of your choice using said custom recovery Rooting is optional To install a custom ROM it is not necessary to root the tablet. You do have to unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery no matter what, but in my opinion rooting is an unnecessary step since any custom ROM you flash will be rooted anyway.

But if you want to root the TF700 on stock firmware there are two ways to go about it: Up to firmware version 10.6.1.14.8 you could use a tool called Motochopper to root the TF700. Asus plugged the hole Motochopper exploited in the last firmware update. For firmware version 10.6.1.14.10 there is Kingo Android Root (only works on Windows AFAIK). There was some controversy around Kingo. Late last year their threads on XDA got closed because they used the vroot method which had a sniffer component that collected information and sent it to servers in China.