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Double click on this entry to open up an Edit database cell dialog.Find the row with the entry named enabled_input_methods.Click the the Browse Data tab in SQLite and then secure from the drop list of tables.Run the SQLite Browser you downloaded, and browse to the Download folder on your Kindle Fire to open the settings.db file.Now enable USB Storage on the Kindle Fire from within the notification bar.

Open command prompt and enter the following commands:.

When the device tells you that USB Storage is enabled, disable it.

Make sure USB Debugging in enabled on your device, and connect it to the PC.

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See our guide on installing Android Market and Google Apps on the Kindle Fire.

Android Market and Google Apps installed.

See our guide on rooting the Kindle Fire. AddictiveTips will not be liable if your device gets damaged or bricked during the process.

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So far this a list of known values for various keyboard apps: The trick involves editing a few values depending on the keyboard you’re installing. So let’s get you started, and help you with getting an alternate keyboard up and running on your Kindle Fire. The option to choose your input method in the Kindle Fire, has been omitted but credit to PSXtreme and mfisch as well for figuring out a way around this. However, the method involved isn’t exactly a walk in the park.

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Lucky for Kindle Fire users, XDA-Developers forum member vtluu figured out a way around this issue, letting you install an alternate keyboard. that just because they got the Android Market working after root, does not mean the keyboard apps will work as well. Things seemed to be going just fine for the dual-core powered tablet, but users hit a road block when they realized. So who knew installing something as minor as a third party keyboard app from the Android Market would leave you in despair, and not work at all on the Kindle Fire.