ROOTING ANDROID WITH ONE CLICK SUPER APPLICATIONS

ROOTING ANDROID WITH ONE CLICK SUPER APPLICATIONS| Android users would have been no stranger to hear the term rooting. Understanding Android rooting can be defined by giving the user full rights to the Android to be able to get into the Android system. By doing Rooting, users can add, subtract and modify files and data available on the Android system. Devices in their default state (not in rooting), these files can not be accessed.

Before deciding to rooting, you should be more aware of the risks that may occur, especially in terms of rooting newbie still, the risk of rooting Android are:

1. Losing an official guarantee from the vendor in question.

2. System security vulnerabilities or data theft by malicious programs.

For that reason, the vendors Android phones and tablets deliberately blocked access to the root by default with the intention that the performance of the device can run stable. If a user intentionally or unintentionally change the files on the Android system, it can cause the impaired performance could result in death or even total.

Although risky, the benefits of rooting Android include:

1. Can install apps that require root access.

2. Can use the Custom ROM.

3. Access to device performance optimization and maximization.

4. can remove the factory default applications that are not needed.

One way is to use the Android Rooting SuperOneClick application:

1. Make sure your PC has installed Microsoft. NET Framework 2. 0 or higher, USB drivers installed and Android is in USB Debugging Mode condition. Debungging USB settings is to open Settings => Applications => Development => USB Debugging.

2. Extract the downloaded file in a folder and then run the program SuperOneClick. exe.

3. Connect your Android device to your PC (please do not mount the memory card).

4. Click the "Root" on the application and if the rooting process is complete it will display the message has been successfully rooting.

5. Press the Yes button when prompted to do the test, the test results will confirm whether Android has been successful in the root or not.