Outlook Integration
Only 32 bit (x86) versions of Office are supported.Can be up to and including Office 2019 / 365.
Office must show up in Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
(last edited: 02/11/2023)
Do you have a brick story rescued by this tool? Or a modification trick unique to V2.0? Share your experiences in the XDA Forum thread dedicated to the . Disclaimer: Modifying firmware can permanently damage your device. The author is not responsible for any bricked phones, voided warranties, or lost data. Always test on a secondary device first.
Always verify the repacked image’s integrity before flashing. Use: Unpack Repack Tool V2 0
In the world of Android customization, firmware modification, and embedded systems development, few utilities have garnered as much quiet reverence as the Unpack Repack Tool V2 0 . While the stock Android ecosystem has become increasingly locked down, the community of hobbyists, ROM chefs, and security researchers continues to rely on legacy tools that just work. The Unpack Repack Tool V2 0 represents a significant milestone in this niche, offering a bridge between raw binary images and editable file systems. Do you have a brick story rescued by this tool
fastboot flash boot modified_boot.img fastboot reboot Even with the Unpack Repack Tool V2 0 , you may encounter issues: 1. "Unsupported boot header version 4" Fix: Version 2.0 does not support header v4 (Android 14+). You need a fork or a manual repack using mkbootimg from AOSP master. 2. Repacked image won't boot (stuck at logo) Cause: The ramdisk size changed, but the kernel command line has androidboot.ramdisk_size=... fixed. Solution: Edit cmdline.txt before repacking to remove or update that parameter. 3. LZ4 decompression failed Cause: Corrupted ramdisk or missing LZ4 library. Solution: Ensure lz4.exe is in the bin/ folder. Download the official LZ4 binaries if missing. 4. Tool crashes on Windows 11 with "missing MSVCRT.dll" Fix: Install the Visual C++ Redistributable (2015-2022). Beyond Boot Images: System and Vendor Images While the Unpack Repack Tool V2 0 excels with boot images, it also includes helper scripts for system.img files. However, note that modern Android uses super.img (a logical partition containing system, product, vendor). V2.0 does not natively unpack super.img . You must first use lpunpack (from Android Host Tools) to extract the component images, then feed those into V2.0. then feed those into V2.0.
For example:
| Feature | V1.x | | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Android 13 Boot Header | Partial | Full Support | | LZ4 Compression | No | Yes | | Sparse Image Detection | Manual | Automatic | | Repack Validation Checksum | Weak | CRC32 & SHA1 | | Multi-partition Super Image | No | Extracts from Super (via add-on) |
unpack -i modified_boot.img -t verify The V2.0 tool includes a verification mode that cross-references the original image’s header checksums.