The downloads tab is the second entry located above the first post, but directly below the banner ad. Although I applaud these efforts, the tab is not visible to old (and possibly new) versions of Tapatalk, and the torrent is not connecting to the one seed that it has, so you’ll be limited to direct download. If you’re interested in getting it, it seems that XDA has done something new: there’s now a downloads tab with direct and torrent downloads. But then again it’s pretty late in the EVO 4G LTE’s life, so there may just not be a lot of demand for it. The app itself doesn’t seem to be getting a lot of attention, which is a shame as it’s a pretty useful toolkit.

There are three methods included to obtain S-OFF, and you can choose which recovery you’re interested in flashing at boot time, not that there’s any modern recovery that can’t flash itself these days in the EVO line. After you’re rooted you can flash custom kernels, system, data, and radio images, sideload ROMs, push and pull files, grab the logcat, and tons of other useful options. With WinDroid for the EVO 4G LTE, it’s just a series of clicks and you’re done. No longer do you have to find correct ADB drivers for Windows, install the SDK or an ADB toolkit, manually grab your unlock token using fastboot, submit it to HTCDev for an unlock bin, wait for the email, fastboot flash the unlock bin, push a custom recovery, flash superuser binary, and install Superuser. The WinDroid Toolkit is a Windows application that allows you to do all of the pre- and post-requisites to rooting an HTC EVO 4G LTE with just a few clicks.

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