Top 5 Reasons Why You Fail to Root Android Device
Now the most convenient and easiest way to root android device is using the Root tools including KingRoot, Msater, One click root etc. Some models can be very simple to achieve ROOT operation with these tools. Android is an open system, generally speaking, android device root can be 100%. However, the actual manual processes are very complex and the version limit, rooting could be failed.
There are top 5 reasons why you may fail to root android device.
1. Mobile phones driver problems. A lot of "one-click Root" tool requires the user to maintain the connection with the mobile phone by installing phone driver.
2. Recovery mode problems. Many "one-click Root" tool needs to root in Recovery mode. If you have followed a Root tutorial on the Internet to root your device but still failed, you might enter Recovery mode before you start rooting (power on, hold down the volume reduction key + power key).
3. Version of the Root System and model matching problem. Many Root tools for mobile phone models and systems requiring a certain version. You may be failed if the version of the Root System does not match the device model. Kernels of Recovery is the low version of the fixed phone models. If you cannot root your device, you can try to find tutorial of rooting Recovery.
4. Recovery card Root problem. Most Android devices support OTA or ICS upgrade. Users can copy OTA and ICS to SD card and upgrade. Most of these mobile phones also support fixed packs getting into file system by rooting.
5. PC system problems. Many PC-side root tools require rooting in Windows XP mode. Win 7 and Win 8 users may need to set "admin mode" and "XP compatibility mode".
Above are some important considerations for Root Android device. If you have failed to root your android device, you can check these guides one by one. Remember to back up your data before rooting.
There are top 5 reasons why you may fail to root android device.
1. Mobile phones driver problems. A lot of "one-click Root" tool requires the user to maintain the connection with the mobile phone by installing phone driver.
2. Recovery mode problems. Many "one-click Root" tool needs to root in Recovery mode. If you have followed a Root tutorial on the Internet to root your device but still failed, you might enter Recovery mode before you start rooting (power on, hold down the volume reduction key + power key).
3. Version of the Root System and model matching problem. Many Root tools for mobile phone models and systems requiring a certain version. You may be failed if the version of the Root System does not match the device model. Kernels of Recovery is the low version of the fixed phone models. If you cannot root your device, you can try to find tutorial of rooting Recovery.
4. Recovery card Root problem. Most Android devices support OTA or ICS upgrade. Users can copy OTA and ICS to SD card and upgrade. Most of these mobile phones also support fixed packs getting into file system by rooting.
5. PC system problems. Many PC-side root tools require rooting in Windows XP mode. Win 7 and Win 8 users may need to set "admin mode" and "XP compatibility mode".
Above are some important considerations for Root Android device. If you have failed to root your android device, you can check these guides one by one. Remember to back up your data before rooting.
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