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Just a few days after hackers figured out how to run unauthorized desktop apps on Windows RT tablets, a hacker on the XDA Developers forum has posted a download-and-click jailbreak tool for the exploit. The jailbreak utility will allow any user, who wants to take the risk, to temporarily open up their Windows RT tablet to legacy Windows applications, XDA user netham45 claims.

The new temporary jailbreak tool has the potential to solve what some have called Windows RT's “desktop as barren wasteland” conceit. Unlike a traditional x86/x64-powered Windows PC, the desktop interface on ARM-based Windows RT tablets can only run a select number of apps such as Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer. Third-party apps are not allowed.

The jailbreak tool also comes a few weeks before Microsoft is set to release Surface Pro, a Windows 8 tablet packed with an Intel Core processor capable of running legacy desktop apps. Microsoft in October released a version of the Surface running Windows RT.

Anyone yearning to put legacy Windows apps on their RT touch tablets, however, should keep in mind this jailbreak method has limitations and risks. PCWorld also has not tested this tool. So if you choose to try it, you are doing so at your own risk including potentially voiding your device's warranty and opening up your device to malware. The number of apps available to install is also fairly limited right now.

Installing the jailbreak tool sounds pretty straightforward: you extract a ZIP folder on your tablet, open a .bat file and click through the instructions. But the developer reports there are a few complications. You can't just fire up your tablet, log in and start running the .bat file. If you do, you run the risk of seeing the dreaded BSoD (blue screen of death), meaning you have to reboot your tablet. To avoid any BSoD complications, you have to wait a few minutes after booting your tablet before running the .bat file.

You also have to run the .bat file every time you reboot your device since restarts wipe out the jailbreak. Netham45 claims the jailbreak tool worked with Windows RT as of January 10, but Microsoft at any time could issue an update closing down the loophole used to jailbreak your device. Shortly after the basic exploit making this jailbreak possible became public, Microsoft issued a statement applauding the hackers' ingenuity. The company said the vulnerability did not pose a security threat to users, but Microsoft could not guarantee it wouldn't issue an update to shut down the hackfest.

Netham45 says that if a future update does shut down the ability to run third-party desktop apps, you could just have a recovery partition set-up and roll back your OS software to a previous version. The down side of that approach, however, is that you would also lose any new features or security updates that Microsoft issues. Newer devices could also come with a fix in place rendering the jailbreak tool useless.

Once you get your RT tablet primed for running desktop apps, the next problem you'll have is finding apps compiled for ARM devices. The good news is hackers on XDA are also hard at work compiling a list of legacy Windows apps recompiled for ARM. Currently, most of the apps are very hacker-centric such as VNC and telnet clients, a zip archive tool, and Notepad++. There is also a Nintendo Gameboy emulator called CrystalBoy available, but it may not work particularly well. You can find the complete list on XDA.

The list of ARM-compiled apps are not being vetted so there's no telling whether any of them are loaded with malware. But netham45 argues that if you did get infected with malware, rebooting your device would wipe it out. Rebooting your device erases your jailbreak and unauthorized apps, including malware, will no longer run. It's not clear if you would have to find the offending files and wipe them out before using the temporary jailbreak again.

Another downside to using legacy Windows apps on RT is that you'll be using an interface designed for the keyboard and mouse on a touch device. But if you're interested in taking a look at what the burgeoning RT jailbreak community is up to, it's now just a few clicks away.

The Windows RT jailbreak tool was first reported by The Next Web

Windows RT was recently hacked to allow it to run unsigned desktop apps, and now it seems anyone can run that same hack via a simple batch file.

Someone dubbed Netham45 has packaged the hack into a batch file that users can trigger on their Windows RT tablets. That hack enables people to launch unsigned desktop applications compiled for ARM-based RT devices.

The tool takes advantage of a hack revealed earlier this week by someone identified only as clrokr. In a blog, clrokr explained how he was able to change a value in the Windows RT kernel to bypass certain restrictions put in place by Microsoft. Those restrictions determine what type of applications RT can run, such as Windows Store apps and desktop apps.

Of course, there are a few gotchas for anyone who wants to run the hack.

The value can only be changed in memory, so the batch file must be triggered each time the RT device boots up.

Standard desktop applications are designed for Intel x86-based processors, not ARM chips. Roxio creator 2012 pro serial key download free. Any desktop program must be recompiled before it can run under the ARM environment. In his post, Netham45 points to a list of apps already recompiled for RT, but they're few in number. Another post offers a tool to recompile certain apps, but that process would pose a challenge to the average RT tablet owner.

Microsoft's response to the initial RT hack was cool and calm. The folks at Redmond dismissed the hack as any type of threat, saying it's not something the average user could or would do. The company even applauded the efforts of the hacker yet hinted that it would likely shore up RT in a future release to put the kibosh on this hack.

And now with a batch file available to anyone, Microsoft is even more likely to try to close up this hole. But the creator of the tool seems determined to keep up the fight.

Addressing the question of whether Microsoft can patch this, Netham45 said: 'Yes and no. They can patch it through Windows Update, but since we have the ability to reinstall from recovery partitions we can revert any Windows Updates they release.'

(Via The Next Web)

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