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It can be enabled without rooting.

You must have JDK (including platform tools) and proper ADB drivers installed.

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".
  2. Connect your device.
  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on "Open command window from here".
  4. Type adb reboot bootloader -- this will boot phone into fastboot mode.

Then type fastboot boot twrp.img -- this will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.
5. In recovery click mount, then check system. 6. Type adb pull /system/build.prop -- this will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder. 6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file), add the following two lines at the bottom and then save it:

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
    fw.max_users=3

  1. Type adb push build.prop /system/ -- this will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

     adb shell
 cd system
 chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And finally, go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Now, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE: Do everything at your own risk. I will be not be responsible for any damage to your device.

I posted this because this worked for my Android one.

It can be enabled without rooting.

You must have JDK (including platform tools) and proper ADB drivers installed.

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".
  2. Connect your device.
  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on "Open command window from here".
  4. Type adb reboot bootloader -- this will boot phone into fastboot mode.

Then type fastboot boot twrp.img -- this will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.
5. In recovery click mount, then check system. 6. Type adb pull /system/build.prop -- this will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder. 6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file), add the following two lines at the bottom and then save it:

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
    fw.max_users=3

  1. Type adb push build.prop /system/ -- this will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

     adb shell
 cd system
 chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And finally, go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Now, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE: Do everything at your own risk. I will be not responsible for any damage to your device.

I posted this because this worked for my Android one.

It can be enabled without rooting.

You must have JDK (including platform tools) and proper ADB drivers installed.

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".
  2. Connect your device.
  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on "Open command window from here".
  4. Type adb reboot bootloader -- this will boot phone into fastboot mode.

Then type fastboot boot twrp.img -- this will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.
5. In recovery click mount, then check system. 6. Type adb pull /system/build.prop -- this will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder. 6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file), add the following two lines at the bottom and then save it:

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
    fw.max_users=3

  1. Type adb push build.prop /system/ -- this will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

     adb shell
 cd system
 chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And finally, go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Now, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE: Do everything at your own risk. I will not be responsible for any damage to your device.

I posted this because this worked for my Android one.

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It can be enabled without rooting, by pushing the edited file from custom recovery. It can be enabled without rooting.

You must Have jdk,have JDK Android sdk(including platform tools) and proper adb driversADB drivers installed.

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".

  2. Connect your device.

  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on Open command window from here. Then type adb reboot bootloader. This will boot phone into fastboot mode.

    First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".

  4. Then type fastboot boot twrp.img. This will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.

    Connect your device.

  5. In recovery click mount, then check system. Then type, adb pull /system/build.prop. This will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder.

    Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on "Open command window from here".

  6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file). Then add these lines at the last

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
fw.max_users=3
    Type adb reboot bootloader -- this will boot phone into fastboot mode.

Then type fastboot boot twrp.img -- this will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.
5. In recovery click mount, then check system. 6. Type adb pull /system/build.prop -- this will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder. 6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file), add the following two lines at the bottom and then save it.:

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
    fw.max_users=3

  1. Then type,Type adb push build.prop /system/. This -- this will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

     adb shell
 cd system
 chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And lastfinally, go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Now, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE:-Do everything at your own risk ,I will be not responsible for any damage to your device. I posted this because this worked for my Android one .. Do everything at your own risk. I will be not responsible for any damage to your device.

I posted this because this worked for my Android one.

It can be enabled without rooting, by pushing the edited file from custom recovery.

You must Have jdk, Android sdk(including platform tools) and proper adb drivers installed.

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".

  2. Connect your device.

  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on Open command window from here. Then type adb reboot bootloader. This will boot phone into fastboot mode.

  4. Then type fastboot boot twrp.img. This will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.

  5. In recovery click mount, then check system. Then type, adb pull /system/build.prop. This will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder.

  6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file). Then add these lines at the last

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
fw.max_users=3

Then save it.

  1. Then type, adb push build.prop /system/. This will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

    adb shell
cd system
chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And last go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Now, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE:-Do everything at your own risk ,I will be not responsible for any damage to your device. I posted this because this worked for my Android one ..

It can be enabled without rooting.

You must have JDK (including platform tools) and proper ADB drivers installed.

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".
  2. Connect your device.
  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on "Open command window from here".
  4. Type adb reboot bootloader -- this will boot phone into fastboot mode.

Then type fastboot boot twrp.img -- this will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.
5. In recovery click mount, then check system. 6. Type adb pull /system/build.prop -- this will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder. 6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file), add the following two lines at the bottom and then save it:

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
    fw.max_users=3

  1. Type adb push build.prop /system/ -- this will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

     adb shell
 cd system
 chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And finally, go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Now, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE: Do everything at your own risk. I will be not responsible for any damage to your device.

I posted this because this worked for my Android one.

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it can be enabled without rooting.It can be enabled without rooting, by pushing the edited file from custom recovery.

UYou must Have jdkjdk, Android sdk(including platform tools) and proper adb drivers installed

1.first download TWRP for

Android one (sprout) and paste it in

c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools

rename it to "twrp"

2.connect your device .

3.Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on

"open command window from here"

then type

"adb reboot bootloader" this will boot phone into fastboot mode.

4.Then Type

"fastboot boot twrp.img" this will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.

5.In recovery click mount

then check system.

then type

"adb pull /system/build.prop"

this will copy the build.prop in the platform-tools folderadb drivers installed.

6.open the build.prop using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file) then add these lines at the last

"fw.show_multiuserui=1" "fw.max_users=3"

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".

  2. Connect your device.

  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on Open command window from here. Then type adb reboot bootloader. This will boot phone into fastboot mode.

  4. Then type fastboot boot twrp.img. This will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.

  5. In recovery click mount, then check system. Then type, adb pull /system/build.prop. This will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder.

  6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file). Then add these lines at the last

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
fw.max_users=3

thenThen save it.

7.the type:

"adb push build.prop /system/"

this will push the edited build.prop .

8.now type

"adb shell"(press enter) "cd system"(press enter) "chmod 644 build.prop"(press enter)

9.And last go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

  1. Then type, adb push build.prop /system/. This will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

    adb shell
cd system
chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And last go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Congrulation! uNow, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE:-*Do everything at your own risk ,I will be not responsible for any damage to your device. I posted this because this worked for my Android one ..NOTE:-Do everything at your own risk ,I will be not responsible for any damage to your device. I posted this because this worked for my Android one ..

it can be enabled without rooting.

U must Have jdk(including platform tools) and proper adb drivers installed

1.first download TWRP for

Android one (sprout) and paste it in

c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools

rename it to "twrp"

2.connect your device .

3.Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on

"open command window from here"

then type

"adb reboot bootloader" this will boot phone into fastboot mode.

4.Then Type

"fastboot boot twrp.img" this will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.

5.In recovery click mount

then check system.

then type

"adb pull /system/build.prop"

this will copy the build.prop in the platform-tools folder.

6.open the build.prop using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file) then add these lines at the last

"fw.show_multiuserui=1" "fw.max_users=3"

then save it.

7.the type:

"adb push build.prop /system/"

this will push the edited build.prop .

8.now type

"adb shell"(press enter) "cd system"(press enter) "chmod 644 build.prop"(press enter)

9.And last go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Congrulation! u have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE:-*Do everything at your own risk ,I will be not responsible for any damage to your device. I posted this because this worked for my Android one ..

It can be enabled without rooting, by pushing the edited file from custom recovery.

You must Have jdk, Android sdk(including platform tools) and proper adb drivers installed.

  1. First, download TWRP Recovery for Android one (sprout) and paste it in
    c\program files\andrdk\platform-tools. Rename it to "twrp".

  2. Connect your device.

  3. Right click on platform-tools folder holding left-shift and click on Open command window from here. Then type adb reboot bootloader. This will boot phone into fastboot mode.

  4. Then type fastboot boot twrp.img. This will boot the device into TWRP recovery temporarily.

  5. In recovery click mount, then check system. Then type, adb pull /system/build.prop. This will copy the build.prop into the platform-tools folder.

  6. Open the build.prop file using notepad++ (simple notepad may corrupt the file). Then add these lines at the last

    fw.show_multiuserui=1
fw.max_users=3

Then save it.

  1. Then type, adb push build.prop /system/. This will push the edited file.

  2. Now type

    adb shell
cd system
chmod 644 build.prop

  3. And last go back to recovery using navigation key and click reboot then click system.

Now, you have enabled multiuser without root.

NOTE:-Do everything at your own risk ,I will be not responsible for any damage to your device. I posted this because this worked for my Android one ..

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