For those who have rooted GS3 using Framaroot 1.9.1
have you experienced any issues after you rooted (such as Phone Freezes)?
(note: this will be my first time rooting a phone)
kinda worried on what will happen after rooting it, such as Phone freezes, crashes etc.
(im aware of Phone bricks btw)
Thanks!
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I got an issue trying to root my Droid 2 using SuperOneClick. as far as I can tell I have done everything needed to insure it is done correctly. Here's what usually happens, it will go to a step 7 and say reboot, and my phone will then reboot, or, it will say waiting on device and just stop. This occurs at step 5.
Also having same problem on my friend's Droid 2 with Gingerbread 2.3.4. Hoping for an update to this in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1654368&highlight=2+3+4&page=2
Rooted many different phones before, but I've tried everything on this phone, but nothing works. I'm so frustrated. Apparently Motorola is doing everything in their power on OTA updates to prevent users from rooting! (or at least modifying something that requires a different exploit with each update). Watching tons of threads waiting for some breakthrough right now.....
After having a look at some of the specs of my phone I'm under the conclusion that it may be a clone, but either way its for the Chinese market and I have had lots of little problems with the phone, from youtube not working properly, to apps shutting down sometimes, and most frustrating is that Google Play Services is not working, so no Gmail app and most recently I wanted to use PushBullet and I could not.
So far I have succesfully rooted it using some oneclick root and have verified it by downloading a root checker. I am completely new with rooting and flashing phones and using the oneclick, it was the first time I had rooted a phone. I'm not sure where to go next for flashing the ROM. Anyone have any advice or tips on how to proceed? I have tried ODIN but it doesn't seem to recognize the phone at all.
I've recently rooted my XT-1032 (telcel) and ever since the phone has been a lot slower than usual. I'm still new to motorola devices. I've rooted other devices before but I can't recall this ever happening. Does anyone have a fix for this? A nice explanation would be awesome. Thanks for everything
Pajaro_Azul said:
I've recently rooted my XT-1032 (telcel) and ever since the phone has been a lot slower than usual. I'm still new to motorola devices. I've rooted other devices before but I can't recall this ever happening. Does anyone have a fix for this? A nice explanation would be awesome. Thanks for everything
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Root is just a change in file permissions, it doesn't "do" anything extra that would slow the system down I will recommend you to uninstall any task manager or task killer app ex. clean master or advance task killer, you can also try by denying the root permission to the previously give apps, or even if things not work try to disable superuser....
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Pajaro_Azul said:
I've recently rooted my XT-1032 (telcel) and ever since the phone has been a lot slower than usual. I'm still new to motorola devices. I've rooted other devices before but I can't recall this ever happening. Does anyone have a fix for this? A nice explanation would be awesome. Thanks for everything
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Just rooting your phone should not slow it down at all. If you've downloaded rooted apps, or flash custom ROMs, and kernels, then obviously those could be suspected culprits for slowing down your device.
Another possibility, maybe a file could have been randomly damaged somehow during the unlock/root process.
Maybe doing the process of flashing a new ROM could fix the issue, manually updating the newest version of Android for the phone, or restoring/converting back to stock firmware, and redo the hole process again of unlocking/rooting your Moto G.
Hey guys,
given the fact that I'm somewhat of a noob in the android world, then I smh messed up my phone a little. I'm running CM12 lollipop rom by thewhisp, everything works well, but I lost root access and can't get it back. I tried the method I used when I first rooted the phone (http://androidxda.com/root-samsung-galaxy-express-2-sm-g3815) with Odin, but it does not work anymore and I am lost. The phone still somewhat works, but apps like ROM Manager etc freeze and crash (possibly due to lost root access) and every 15-20 min it reboots randomly. Anyway, while I tried to reroot, it restored the stock recovery and I'm a bit scared to try anything on my own. Ideas?
Try android 5.1 with cm 12.1 by TheWhisp works better
Hello im trying to root my 610. I used kingroot and it works perfectly but whenever i turn my phone off it seems to unroot itself. Now this isnt that big of a deal because I can just always re root it if my phone turns off but it is anoying to always have to re root when it turns off. Maybe the desire 610 is outdated or not supported with certain features. I dont know alot about rooting phones, i only started doing it because my phone was extremely lagging and whenever i root it and run purify it works 1000x better with no lag and very fast so id love toget this working right. Any help on this annoyance would be greatly appreiated, my android version is 4.4.2. Thanks again!
Edit: My phone is also randomly restarting itself now and unrooting.
for a permanent root solution follow the instructions in this forum