What is Rooting Android Devices? Heard as, "device should be rooted".
Rooting is a process that allows you to attain root access to the
Android operating system code (the equivalent term for Apple devices id jail breaking). It gives you privileges to modify the software code on
the device or install other software that the manufacturer wouldn’t
normally allow you to.
I will show a very basic tutorial for rooting the android mobile device. But, before that I prefer to clear out the advantages as well as disadvantages for rooting the device.
Advantages:-
- Install Custom ROM on your device to add themes and change look and feel.
- Backing up device data using Apps such as Titanium backup, Astro, etc.
- Access Apps and Games that requires root support.
- Removing unwanted Apps and Games.
- Install Applications on SD Card.
Disadvantages:-
- It may result into bricking(damaging/corrupting) the software of the device. Solution - Sp tools is a tool with which you can flash new firmwares or recoveries. Or fix your Phone if it is soft bricked.
- It will void your warranty. Solution - You can always get your warranty back by unrooting your device.
- Malware can easily breach your mobile security.
Solution - Have a good paid anti-virus. Thats all, I can say on this.
Step By Step Guide How To Root Mobile Device:-
Step 1 : Plug in and connect your android device to your computer via USB and it will initiate driver installation for the device. Install them. Skip this if you have done this already before.
Step 2 : Unplug and re-connect, but this time select "Charge only" to sure that your phone’s SD Card in not mounted to your PC during the rooting process.
Check all the steps. All drivers should be installed. You SD card must be un-mounted and USB Debugging must be enabled
Step 4 : Download superoneclick software from below link,
Download SuperOneClick
Step 5 : Open the superoneclick folder you’ve downloaded and run SuperOneClick.exe file. You will see the window (below). Click on the "Root" button. And if everything goes well you will get OK messages a lot.
Step 6 : It takes just a minute. And after its done you will see a "Running a Su test Success!" which means the rooting process is completed. Go to your phone app drawer and you will see Superuser icon which means you now have root access. (reboot the phone if you don’t see it).
Superuser is a small utility that manges access to the root permissions,
kind of like a gate keeper. It makes sure that applications can’t make
changes to your device without asking you first.
Its done, enjoy the hack. :)
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