A Complete Guide For Rooting Android Devices

Do you want to do more with your Android device? Do you know how to reveal the hidden Android functionalities? Do you want to use system files & commands, and secret settings? In short, if you want to get access to the settings and features which are not available to your Android phone, there is an amazing way to get all these things. Rooting is a way to break Android limitations. The Android phone you use has predefined functions and settings provided by the manufacturer and Google. When you root your Android phone, you cross the pre-set framework of Google and the device’s manufacturer and get root access—for example, updating Android with an unofficial update, removing carrier bloat, etc. If you are impressed with rooting and want to do it on your phone, you will need to do it properly as a single mistake can spoil the device’s life. You can lose the device’s warranty. But don’t worry. If you see anything wrong while rooting, you can go back to normal through unrooting. Most important, before moving further in this guide, decide whether your device needs rooting or not. If you don’t need it, then let it go. Early preparation before starting rooting Some popular tools like Framaroot, Kingo Root, Root Master, One Click Root, etc., work as one of the best rooting tools. These tools perform rooting in a few minutes. Some of these apps only work with the older Android version. Firmware.mobi is suitable to root Android devices with older versions. To find the correct app for your device, you can do some research work. If these apps don’t work on your device, you can use Android forums to find out the best alternatives. XDA Developers Forum is one of the best platforms to research the right ways of rooting. Backup your data Don’t forget to backup the data of your device before you start rooting. You can back up everything from ROM or only the essential one. Before you begin the backup process, make sure that your device is fully charged. Install the Android SDK Platform Tools While rooting an Android device, the whole Android development kit is downloaded. But it gets eliminated by installing the Android SDK Platform Tools. You will have to visit Google’s developer site to download the Android SDK Platform Tools. Install device drivers You will need to install device drivers to establish a proper connection between your phone and computer. Many manufacturers provide drivers as built-in software. If your Android phone or tablet doesn’t have drivers, you will have to install a suitable USB driver so the Android device could connect properly with the computer. Companies like Asus, Acer, Coolpad, Google, Samsung, etc., are famous manufacturers across the platforms. Don’t forget to unlock the bootloader It is also an important step to do before you begin rooting. You have to make sure that you have unlocked the bootloader on the device you want to root. The bootloader is nothing but a simple program that contains an operating system. It is responsible for running applications. In some cases, you may need a key to unlock the bootloader on specific devices. The unlocking process can vary from device to device, but anyhow you have to do it. If you have completed the above steps honestly without compromising, you can now root your device through the following methods. We have combined some popular rooting methods. Let’s see it. Use Root Master As per the XDA Developers forum, Root Master provides the easiest ways to root Android devices. And if you are new to rooting, you can blindly go with it. Follow the below instructions to root your phone using Root Master: • To get started with Root Master, install the APK file. You may face problems in the installation process. So, tap on the Unknown Sources button and try again. • Open the app and click on Start. • The app will ensure the compatibility of the device on which you want to run it. If the app doesn’t work on your device, you can try a different one. • If the device is compatible with the app, you can begin the rooting process. Avoid using your phone or tablet while rooting. • Wait for the Success screen and restart the device. Now you have successfully rooted your Android device. • After rooting, use Magisk Manager to handle hidden settings and features. Use Framaroot • First, you have to download and install the APK file. • Use the Unknown Sources button for a successful installation. • Access the app and hit on Root to start. • If the device is compatible with the app, the rooting will begin. • Once the rooting gets completed, use Magisk Manager to carry private settings and features. Apart from these two rooting methods, you can try more ways like Firmware.mobi, BaiduRoot, One Click Root, and Kingo Android Root. Moreover, if you want to know whether your device has rooted successfully or not, use Root Checker apps. 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