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Would I then be able to run Android apps and not Amazon apps?

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Yes, but you could still run Amazon apps by installing Amazing Underground for Android.

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Now that the CyanogenMod website is unreachable, how can I do this?

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CyanogenMod has been forked into LineageOS, so you can just go to LineageOS's website.

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How do I know if I already have it?

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Download ES File Explorer. It can show all the files that are on your system, even apps and stuff. You'll find it in the folder named "Android."

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Does this really work?

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Yes.

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Will this harm my device?

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No, it shouldn't.

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Can this procedure be reversed?

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Yes, but you would need the factory ROM, which can be found on XDA with a little searching.

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Will it remove all of my stored information?

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Yes, it will, so you should back up your data first.

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Can I install Android to any version of a Kindle Fire?

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It will work on Fire OS 5.3.1 or earlier. It will not work on Fire tablets released in 2017 or later.

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Does my data transfer to my tablet after rooting? If it doesn’t, how do I put it back?

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No, it doesn't transfer after rooting. You need to back it up, onto a PC, then after the process is done, load it back, by plugging the device in and dragging the files to it in file manager.

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What do I do if I don't have the Android folder in Program Files (x86)?

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Have you looked in \Users\(your user name)\AppData\Local\ ? That is where it is on Windows 10.

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Does the end result look like normal Android software?

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Yes it does it looks like any other android device you have in your Android household (unless you an iPhone user).

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Will a hard factory reset return my Kindle to its downgraded OS? Will it brick it?

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No, it won’t return to its factory OS. There is a 40% chance that it will turn into a brick.

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What would happen if I tried to install Android on Kindle Fire OS version 10.5.1?

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If you try to install Android on a Kindle Fire running OS version 10.5.1, most steps like restarting, clearing the cache, and checking for updates should still work. However, older OS versions might limit certain features or updates. If the problem persists and you can't resolve it with these steps, consider updating the OS to the latest version supported by your device to ensure compatibility and stability.

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