Android x86 advice - is it worth trying to get Sky Go to run on it?

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04-07-2019, 06:43 PM	#1
elsmandino Member Registered: Oct 2009 Posts: 106 Rep:	Android x86 advice - is it worth trying to get Sky Go to run on it? Hi everyone. I am currently trying to get the Sky Go windows app to run on Acer Revo Aspire R3610 - given its age, however, it keeps stuttering when playing anything (CPU is constantly at 100%). It then dawned on my to give Android x86 a go - they system itself is really snappy but now I have run into another problem. The Android Sky Go app will not work as it thinks that the device is rooted. Is there any way I can fool the app into thinking that the install is not rooted or is the installation (given that it is a hack in the first place is, by its very nature) always going to be rooted?

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