Then re-boot, the tablet will go through several moments of configuring the new OS and you should be good to go. Then select the KitKat and Gapps zips off of the microSD card and install them one at a time. Once on the recovery screen you will need to go to “install”. Reboot holding volume down and power button, you will see text appear that says you have 5 secs to press volume up. Re-boot the tablet into recovery mode (turn tablet off. bat file as Administrator to root the TF101 tablet. Now that we have the downloaded files we need to start the process of updating to KitKat 4.4.4 let’s get started.Ĭonnect the TF101 to your Windows PC and copy the KitKat ROM and Gapps to the microSD card on the device. Download Gapps (Google Play and Google Apps)īackup your TF101 tablet with software of your choice, I personally like MyBackup.ĭownload V0.42- TwrpyIndri Cutting Edge from here.ĭownload the latest KitKat ROM for TF101 from.The process for upgrading to KitKat 4.4.4 on the TF101 requires the tablet to have several steps. We are doing this to breath in some new life to an old tablet. but I'm unable to connect to my computer successfully in order to get either to work.In this post we will cover how to upgrade an older ASUS TF101 tablet from 4.0.3 (ICS) to KitKat 4.4.4. I've looked all over xda, and I've tried easyflasher and peri. I've attempted to install other drivers but my computer wont allow me to, it keeps telling me the driver I have installed is the best driver, even though its not working. The blue bar under the android acts like it loading, but I never get past this screen, and after a few minutes it will reboot to the ASUS logo again.Īlso when I plug my tablet into my computer it will recognize that something is plugged in but is unable to install the driver. I attempt to access recovery but all I get is a screen with an android on it's back with the red explanation point signal. I use the power and down key to somewhat access recovery. It will turn on, but it well stay on the ASUS logo for 5 minutes then turn off and start back at the ASUS logo until it turns off again. But a few months ago I hard bricked (Pretty sure it's a hard brick) my tablet installing a new rom. I've had it rooted for most of the time, I've installed several roms before. I've had my eee Pad Transformer TF101 for a few years now.
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