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Jasi Patcher is an interesting alternative to Lucky Patcher . In certain applications, Jasi seems to work even better than Lucky Patcher . In this tutorial, I will teach you how to set up Jasi Patcher.
What will you need:
The latest version of Jasi Patcher:
VirtualXposed
A device with Lollipop version or later
1° Go to the official Jasi Patcher website and look for the latest version of Jasi Patcher. For now, the version available is 4.11. Click the "Download" button. After downloading, copy the .apk file to your device's internal memory and install Jasi. Take the opportunity to download VirtualXposed as well.
2° Open VirtualXposed and you will see this screen:
Press the highlighted button.
The first thing we have to do is to configure VirtualXposed correctly.
3° Clicking on that button will take you to the settings screen. Select the "Advanced Settings" option.
4° Click the highlighted option to install Google Services. You will receive a message saying that the operation was successful.
5° Go back to the settings. Select the "Add App" option.
6° Search for Jasi Patcher and select it. Then, select the "Install" option.
If you want, press this button
to add another application that is in your internal memory. It is not necessary for this tutorial, but take it as a tip.
7° Select the "VirtualXposed" option. Wait.
8° Go back to the settings and select the "Manage Xposed Module" option. Then, select the Jasi Patcher.
Look out for the warning box. After performing this process, you need to go back to the VirtualXposed settings and select the option "Reboot".
9° We set up VirtualXposed. Now, let's run Jasi Patcher. Go back to the main screen and drag upwards. Select Jasi Patcher.
10° You will receive a message saying that you are running Jasi Patcher through VirtualXposed. This is one of the signs that everything has gone well so far.
Now, let's choose an application to "crack". For this tutorial, I chose a relatively popular app: Encode. In order for Jasi Patcher to recognize Encode (or any other application), you need to add the application (in this case, Encode) to VirtualXposed, just as we did previously with Jasi Patcher.
You already know what to do. Settings -> Add App -> Your App -> Install
11° Go back to Jasi Patcher. On the main screen, select the "Emulation" option.
12° Select the options that are highlighted in the image below.
13° Go back to the VirtualXposed application screen. Select the application you chose to crack. In our case, Encode.
14° By clicking on any purchase related button (Upgrade Now), you will be redirected to the Jasi Patcher. Select the options highlighted in the image below.
15° Go back to the VirtualXposed application screen. Press the app for a few seconds and select the "Force Stop" option. Now, open the app.
16° Done.
What will you need:
The latest version of Jasi Patcher:
VirtualXposed
A device with Lollipop version or later
1° Go to the official Jasi Patcher website and look for the latest version of Jasi Patcher. For now, the version available is 4.11. Click the "Download" button. After downloading, copy the .apk file to your device's internal memory and install Jasi. Take the opportunity to download VirtualXposed as well.
2° Open VirtualXposed and you will see this screen:
Press the highlighted button.
The first thing we have to do is to configure VirtualXposed correctly.
3° Clicking on that button will take you to the settings screen. Select the "Advanced Settings" option.
4° Click the highlighted option to install Google Services. You will receive a message saying that the operation was successful.
5° Go back to the settings. Select the "Add App" option.
6° Search for Jasi Patcher and select it. Then, select the "Install" option.
If you want, press this button
7° Select the "VirtualXposed" option. Wait.
8° Go back to the settings and select the "Manage Xposed Module" option. Then, select the Jasi Patcher.
Look out for the warning box. After performing this process, you need to go back to the VirtualXposed settings and select the option "Reboot".
9° We set up VirtualXposed. Now, let's run Jasi Patcher. Go back to the main screen and drag upwards. Select Jasi Patcher.
10° You will receive a message saying that you are running Jasi Patcher through VirtualXposed. This is one of the signs that everything has gone well so far.
Now, let's choose an application to "crack". For this tutorial, I chose a relatively popular app: Encode. In order for Jasi Patcher to recognize Encode (or any other application), you need to add the application (in this case, Encode) to VirtualXposed, just as we did previously with Jasi Patcher.
You already know what to do. Settings -> Add App -> Your App -> Install
11° Go back to Jasi Patcher. On the main screen, select the "Emulation" option.
12° Select the options that are highlighted in the image below.
13° Go back to the VirtualXposed application screen. Select the application you chose to crack. In our case, Encode.
14° By clicking on any purchase related button (Upgrade Now), you will be redirected to the Jasi Patcher. Select the options highlighted in the image below.
15° Go back to the VirtualXposed application screen. Press the app for a few seconds and select the "Force Stop" option. Now, open the app.
16° Done.
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