In the nook's shell, run 'cat /data/data/bn.ereader/databases/cchashdata.db.SuperSU Free on your nook should prompt you to allow the root shell session, click allow.Run 'rootnook.cmd' from wherever you extracted it, the script should detect your nook is an available device in adb and enable a root shell on it.Run 'adb devices' and make sure your nook is showing up as a device.Launch a command line and change into the directory where you extracted the Android SDK.Connect your nook to your PC with a USB cable.On your nook, go to Settings > About > click the Nook icon at the top of the page three or four timesĮnable root shell on your nook glowlight plus.Extract the rootGLP-3.zip file somewhere on your PCĮnable debugging on your nook glowlight plus.Extract the Platform-Tools zip file somewhere on your PC.Located the downloaded epubs at C:\Users\AppData\Local\Packages\BarnesNoble.Nook_ahnzqzva31enc\LocalState (replace with your username).Choose to download each book in your library.Install the Nook app from the Windows Store.Please remember that rooting your device could brick it. Also, my nook seems to be functioning ok after removing root, however I wasn't really concerned with it as I'm switching to a kindle. It didn't work for the one comic in my library. I know this is an old thread, but here are the steps I took to strip the DRM from my nook epubs on Windows 10.
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