Rooting with Android.
After you have rooted your Android device, you can get away
from the boundaries and the limitations of the Android Operating System. With
root, you can remove the bloatware, you can speed up the device, install the
latest version of apps, flash the ROMs. Below are some of the things that you
have to do after the root process.
1. Backup the Android device.
It is recommended to backup the data on your device, before
rooting. Because there is a high chance that your data can be erased.
2. Full charged device battery.
The level of the charged battery is important. You may have
to allocate a lot of time when you are new to the rooting process. So if you
have a little life of the battery, the battery will be off of power when the
rooting process is on. At least the battery should be on the level of 80%.
Fully charged Android device is even better.
3. Install the necessary drivers, according to the Android device.
You have to have installed all the important and essential drivers,
according to the Android that you are rooting on the computer. If not you have
to download all the drivers from the official manufacturing site of the device
that you are using. After that you have to enable the option of USB debugging
on the Android device.
4. Find for a suitable method of rooting.
The rooting method depends on the Android device you use. So,
first you have to consider about the device you own. Then, you can choose the
rooting method. You can try for Supersu zip and Supersu Pro rooting methods for
best results.
5. Read and then watch a rooting tutorial.
By reading so many tutorials regarding the rooting process
will help you to get to know about the complete process for rooting. Consider about
watching video tutorials. This helps you to get the clear idea.
6. Know the exact process on how doing the unroot process.
If you get a problem while rooting, then your next try is to
do the unroot and take your original device back. You can get the help of some
rooting software to unroot the device too.
7. Disable the antivirus and the firewall on the PC.
Some apps of firewall and antivirus may get interfere with the
rooting task. Scan the files which you have downloaded for the rooting process,
these files may contain viruses or malware. Disable the firewall or the
antivirus before the rooting process.
After these 7 things are completed, you can start the root.
