Huawei MediaPad T5 is a midrange tablet released in 2018. This is the same year when Huawei decided to stop providing the bootloader codes for free. Since then Huawei’s custom developments have stopped because at that time there was no solution to unlock the bootloader. But now we have the services to unlock the bootloader for some devices. Luckily AGS2-W09 and AGS2-L09 are supported for bootloader unlock. In this post, we will share the rooting tutorial for this model.

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Disclaimer:

• You try everything at your own risk
• This method has been tested on AGS2-W09 and should work for other variants
• You will lose the warranty of your tablet by rooting it

Rooting Guide:

• Backup all important data from the tablet
• Get the bootloader unlock code (click here to buy)
• Unlock the bootloader (click here for a guide)
• Download root files from THIS LINK (Password=ministryofsolutions.com)
• Install the Magisk manager V23.0 APK given in the zip file
• After that connect the tablet in fastboot mode and open the extracted folder, double click MAF32.exe
• Then type ” fastboot flash ramdisk magisk_patched-23000_VfGDs.img ”  and press enter
• After successful flash type ” fastboot reboot ” and press enter
• Connect to wifi and open Magisk manager, it will ask for additional setup, press ok, Don’t cancel
• Root access is now installed
• In case you want to remove the root, you can use stock ramdisk.img to go back to stock
• If your tablet boot loops after root, please flash the stock ramdisk file “fastboot flash ramdisk ramdisk.img”

Fix Safetynet:

• Open Magisk settings and disable Magisk check-update
• Enable Magisk hide
• Tap 2 times on systemless hosts
• Go to the magic modules section
• Search and install ” magiskhide prop config “don’t reboot, go back.
• Search and install “Riru” module. Don’t reboot
• Download Safetynet Fix 2.1.3 from THIS LINK
• Tap on Install from storage and select SafetyNet fix v2.1.3 module and install it.
• Reboot Phone
• Go to Magisk hide settings and tick Google Play service
• check SafetyNet in Magisk
• Profit 
• Make sure you disable automatic updates in developer options to stop the phone from installing new updates.

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Note: never install OTA after root, and do not factory reset while the tablet is rooted