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Thanks to the script, now you should see the icons for both the “Google Play Store” and “Google Settings”.

It’s basically the same process as described in the previous section, only now you have to disable it. Now that the script has finished the installations, you can go to the tablet’s settings to turn off the “Enable ADB” option.

Tap “OK” to confirm it should shut down.To do so, press and hold the power button on the device to bring up the Shut Down menu.When the script finishes the installation, the app will ask you to reboot your Fire tablet.This will select the “Install Google Play store and remove ads from lock screen” option. On your PC, in the “Amazon Fire Tablet Tool”, type 2 on your keyboard.You should see the “Allow USB Debugging” notification on the tablet’s screen.Click on the “1-Install-Play-Store.bat” file to open the “Amazon Fire Tablet Tool”.Unzip the files to a folder on your PC.Click the “Amazon-Fire-5th-Gen-Install-Play-Store.zip” file to download it.Open the “ Amazon Fire 5 th gen” folder.Open the Root Junky website from a browser on your PC.This script will install the required apps and set all their permissions automatically. The easiest way is to use an automated script to do it for you. The next step is to install the apps that will enable Google Play to run on your tablet. You’ll know it’s done once the Fire tablet icon appears in the devices list in your My Computer folder. Please wait for the computer to detect the tablet. It’s the standard micro-USB to USB cable. Now, connect your Kindle Fire to your PC using the cable that came with your tablet. In the “Debugging” section tap “Enable ADB” to enable it.

So while the device was really cheap and makes a study enough impression considering its cheap price, I can't really use it because the Fire Launcher home screen is bloated with apps I don't need, and some of the apps I want are plainly missing from the amazon app store. Every time I hit the home button, the Fire Launcher starts, and the option to set the default launcher in Nova just directs me to the kindle settings, where no default app settings are to be found. However, I can't find a way to set Nova Launcher as the default launcher. I managed to install the Nova Launcher apk by copying it directly onto the Fire and allowing unsigned apps. While it seems that at this point there is no known method to downgrade to an earlier version of Fire OS, nor root without bricking the device, I tried to make do with what is available. I just got a used but near mint condition Kindle Fire 7 5th generation which unfortunately came with Fire OS 5.3.1.0.