Rooting your Android Device will let you get around the limitations
of your device set by your manufacturer. Rooting is a technique that if
done correctly can let you access you a lot of options for your device
that would have been else not available to you. But if you are not
careful then you may simply accidentally destroy your device (read:
bricking your device). Here are six tips for rooting Android devices
that we suggest you must pay attention to before you decide to start
rooting your device.
What most people, new to rooting don’t understand is that rooting is a device specific process. Just because a method worked on one device it would work on your device also. Make sure you fully understand the technical details of rooting the specific device that you have.When searching web or forums for methods to root, search using the specific model of your device and not just ways to root Android.
Time and again i have stressed on how necessary it’s to make that your device is powered up with a fully charged battery. If your device is not powered up and just in case your device switch offs then,it’s extremely difficult to repair and restore the device.So never try to install a custom OS or ROM with a discharged battery.
Most of the users root their devices for increase in performance i.e. a phone that works faster. Every hardware has certain limitations and one must keep this in mind before pushing the device to its limits. Phone makers often put limits on a device for a reason,say to prevent overheating of CPU,etc.Root users can very easily bypass these limits, but if you don’t know the safe limits then you would better not tinker these settings.
#1. Rooting is Phone specific
What most people, new to rooting don’t understand is that rooting is a device specific process. Just because a method worked on one device it would work on your device also. Make sure you fully understand the technical details of rooting the specific device that you have.When searching web or forums for methods to root, search using the specific model of your device and not just ways to root Android.
#2. Power up Your Device
Time and again i have stressed on how necessary it’s to make that your device is powered up with a fully charged battery. If your device is not powered up and just in case your device switch offs then,it’s extremely difficult to repair and restore the device.So never try to install a custom OS or ROM with a discharged battery.
#3. Don’t push your Device to Extremes
Most of the users root their devices for increase in performance i.e. a phone that works faster. Every hardware has certain limitations and one must keep this in mind before pushing the device to its limits. Phone makers often put limits on a device for a reason,say to prevent overheating of CPU,etc.Root users can very easily bypass these limits, but if you don’t know the safe limits then you would better not tinker these settings.