List of most useful rooted applications that are compatible with almost all the devices. I have used & tested these apps with my micromax A177.
SuperSU:
This app is the lifeline of a rooted device . It is necessary for any rooted device as it acts like a root permission providing manager whenever a app request for gaining root permissions.
It is simple to use & provides options of wheater to give root permission to an app or not.
SuperSU v2.49 Beta Apk
Download link:
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Es File explorer:
The best file explorer to use when you have a rooted device.
With an unrooted device also you can use it but with a rooted device you can do much more.
For eg:
Exploring device system info, Moving system apps, removing system apps , etc.
Download it from Google play store
Roehsoft Ram expander:
It is a very useful app when you want to increase your ram.
With the help of this app you can increase your Ram .
U just need a rooted device & min space of 1.1 GB in internal memory or external SD card.
Rest of instructions related to installation is provided in the app itself.
Roehsoft RAM Expander Apk
Download link:
http://hugefiles.net/itzod9o4pxs0
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/Dfsdnkdb/file.html
Titanium Backup:
Making a backup of whole system was never so easy but with this app its very simple.
You can make backup of your data, make backup of installed apps as well as system apps.
Also performs other important functions such as integrating an app into system, removing system app & many more.
Titanium Backup v7.1.2 Apk
Download link:
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Link2sd:
A brilliant app to use when have less internal storage.
It increase the internal storage with the help of partitioned memory of SD card.
U simply need a rooted device & a memory card of more than or up to 4GB having memory partition in it.
Rest of the instructions are given in the app.
Link2SD v4.0.11 Apk
Download link:
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Sdmaid :
Its a useful app when you want to clean system junk, duplicate files,etc.
It acts as a system cleaner which requires root permissions for cleaning hidden junk & cache in the system.
SD Maid v3.1.3.1Apk
Download link:
http://ul.to/3a9epzz3
Greenify:
One of the promising app available. It helps the user to analyse and put the any app into hibernation when they are not used, to stop them from consuming the battery. These apps are not affected and remain functioning even after put into hibernation.
Link to download:
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Xposed framework:
If you want your rooted device to look at its best & want to make its interface the way you want then its the perfect app which provides various modules to run on your device.
Rest of the instructions are given in the app.
Flashify:
Its the best app when you want to flash from your favoured data explorer.
Flash your boot images, recovery pictures as well as zip files immediately making use of Flashify.
Flashifyv1.9.1 Apk
Download link:
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Clean master :
One of the brilliant apps there too.
With root rights it can clean the system hidden junk.
With root rights:
Also performs the task of killing background processes more efficiently & with autostart permission it helps you grant the permission to selected apps to autostart & run as background process.
Download it from Google play store
Root Booster:
Requirements: 3.0+.
Root enhancer is for those who require even more efficiency to run applications smoothly without lags or for those that need to enhance a poor battery life.
Root Booster v2.2.2 Apk
Download link:
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i need an app on Android 1.5 which can Backup System apps as APKs.I need to back up the Google apps(Market,gmail etc). Please tell me of an app that can do this and tell me if i need to root my device.
Thanks
You need to root your phone then you can use either SU file manager $1.97 or Root explorer(file manager)$4.00
You need to root it because generally you need super user permissions to manipulate system/app files.
It may be worth it to try a free app that is used for file managing (it will be a related app to the above stated) To attempt to copy the apk file to another location.
Hope that helps
EDIT >> not sure of whether or not those apps are on andriod 1.5 marketplace.
If you don't want to shell out the cash, I believe the free Root Uninstaller (which als requires root permissions) can backup any installed application as an apk or configured to perform backups automatically anytime an app is installed or updated.
Hey guys i just created a update.zip which contains most of the must-use root tools.
The zip contains the following "free" applications which can also be found in playstore, pirated software is NOT included.
Apps:
-Airpush Detector:
Detects which apps uses Airpush Malware.
-Button LED:
Mimicks the Notification LED for devices which lacks this feature.
-CatLog:
A logger for errors and running (system) tasks.
-CPU-Z:
Gives you complete information about your device and hardware.
-Clean Master:
One of the best tools for cleaning your app cache.
-GooManager:
A great CWM Mod Manager replacement to find the latest Custom Roms and gApps.
-Greenify:
Prevent (wakelock) apps from running on your device in the backround when idle, to save battery life.
-Perfect App Lock
Protects your system and applications with a password.
-Root Checker:
Checks if your device is rooted.
-ROM Toolbox:
The ultimate root tool, features apps like: rom backups, rootbrowser, cpu gov, buildprop editor, theme manager, bootloaders etc.
-Root Browser:
A great filemanager tool.
-Titanium Backup
A great tool to backup your existing applications and system files.
-Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper:
Application to temporarily disable root to enable OTA (stock) firmware updates.
-WakeLock Detector:
Detects which app runs in backround causing battery drain.
-XDA App:
The official XDA App to keep in touch with the XDA Dev Community. Just included this one cuz its a must too
Just place the zip into root folder of your internal storage and flash the update.zip with CWM Recovery and everything will be installed.
This flashable file can be used with Stock Rom (GB, ICS, JB) or CyanogenMod 9.x/10.x
note: If you wish to leave out certain apps just edit the zip folder and remove the apps from data/data & app folders.
Download Update.zip (36.5MB): http://www.mediafire.com/?cgha32b5lgwan32
Thanks
No problem. always useful to have the right tools after eg. a fresh format or rom flash and not having to re-install or re-downloading them again.
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I can't place it in root folder i am using es file explorer
farhankarim said:
I can't place it in root folder i am using es file explorer
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Just place/move the zip at the main area (root) of /sdcard/ you should have no problems moving files around in ES.
If it still does not work, try "root browser" (by JRummy) in playstore
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what android version
what android version is this? its interesting
DXJohnPaulXD said:
what android version is this? its interesting
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Would be nice if you read the entire post..
"This flashable file can be used with Stock Rom (GB, ICS, JB) or CyanogenMod 9.x/10.x"
I'm on android 6.0.
I have root.
I do not see these applications in the system directories.(app, priv-app)
Where they are located? How to remove them?
have u tried titanium backup and system app remover ..
piotr9821 said:
I'm on android 6.0.
I have root.
I do not see these applications in the system directories.(app, priv-app)
Where they are located? How to remove them?
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Just go to root folder and find oem folder/app and delete those apps simple
Just install Link2SD or SystemUninstall App from playstore.
Those App only work for rooted device.
Uninstall the useless Apps. But be careful with it, don't delete system functioning App.
After uninstall completed, reboot the device.
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i have made a flashable script to remove those olx, moneycontrol, and snapdeel apps. wait i m bus right now
Download MoveTo SdCard from Play Store and from that unistall the apps
I have a Sony Xperia ZR C5502 on Lollipop 5.1.1 (build number 10.7.A.0.222). It was previously on KitKat 4.4.4 and updated using a self created pre-rooted ZIP using PRFCreator and flashed using Philz Touch recovery. On booting I found out that it was not rooted. Hence I rooted it using Kingroot and then changed to SuperSU. I have Link2SD and linked a few applications to a second partition (ext3) on SD card. I also use Link2SD to integrate any updates to system apps into /system folder so that I can save the precious internal storage.
All other functions have been working correctly except that I am not able to integrate updates of Play Store and YouTube into /system. (updates to even Google Play Services were integrated without any trouble)
Whenever I try to integrate these two after a long time I get a dialog showing a big list of applications failed to install or something due to /system being full. If I go to /system/app or /system/priv-app (according to if the attempt was for YouTube or Play Store) I see either YouTube.t or PhoneSky.t directory which is full of copies of installed .apks of other applications basically duplicating the whole /data/app I think.
While trying to investigate this further I tried to copy the com.android.YouTube.apk installed in /data/app (the updated version) to /system/app/YouTube as YouTube.apk manually using ES File Explorer and Root Explorer both of which have been granted root permission by SuperSU. The copy attempt fails. The same is the story for PhoneSky also. The permissions of both the directory and apk seems to be in order.
Also I cannot absolutely write anything into these folders. But then I also tried to write into any other directory which too fails.
My knowledge has reached its limits here. Hence requesting advice from people with better knowledge for further help.
I have tested myself the old ways to put an app as system app on Oneplus 6, but I didn't know that with new Android patches there are some new issues and permissions required (like you can still use lucky patcher, link2sd, es file explorer,..., but you have to add some xml manually, depends on the specific app).
You still need root (magisk) with this method.
The best and the easier way I have found is to use a magisk module: App Systemizer (maybe you can find it as an app or not, idk).
Search in dowload section, in magisk manager, install it, then install a terminal emulator.
Write and enter:
su
systemize
choose 1 and it will provide you a numbered list of your installed apps
choose the correspective number
choose 2 to move to system/priv-app
It will provide the additional xml that are needed now to move an app to system; then reboot and the app will be properly moved to system.
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Link2sd
Hi, thanks for this info, i have a question
This whole process you explained here, it has to be done without revert the process done with link2sd or it has to be done fresh with link2sd not installed.
Thanks