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Originally Posted by Jacques Q.
Thanks, I'll try that. But then I'll have to solve the other problem of "decryption keys" that seems to be a whole continent of issues of its own...
This is all going a bit over my head, I'm afraid. Maybe that's just what Amazon and such are looking for ; make things just hard enough to turn off most of even the best-willing people wanting to escape their tyranny...
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Don't give up. Do it step by step and keep posting the issue here you have.
For the nox emulator version that you're doing, it appears you're almost there.
If you've installed nox, run the "CMD" command prompt program that's built into win 10/11. Google "how to run cmd command" if you are unfamiliar with CMD. It is easy to use.
When you run the CMD command prompt you will use the 'dir' and 'cd' commands. There are other commands available if you google them.
For instance, when you run CMD you will be given a "c:\>" prompt.
Use the 'dir' command to see where you are. It should list a 'Program Files (x86)' directory.
Change to this directory by using the 'cd' command. "cd Program Files (x86)"
Then use the 'dir' command to list the available directories. You should see a Nox one. Use the 'cd' command again to change to it. "cd Nox" then "cd bin" (or 'cd nox\bin' to save a step. Now you can run the adb commands for instance the adb backup command mentioned earlier that will create the key file you will need for the calibre plugin.
Again, just do one step at a time. But once you've created the backup key file using adb you are almost there. It becomes just learning how to use calibre and the decryption plugin.