If you are sure to change the root directory you can gain the write access by touching the button on the top that says 'MOUNT R/W'.

Root Explorer wisely mounted them as r/o (read-only). Please note that probably you should not mess with the file system too much such as the 'dev' and 'etc' folders which are not stores on your SD card or data directory. įrom the 'All Apps' view, you can find the app installed.After the installation is done launch it. Search the app from Google Play and install it in your Android device. And there is also a turorial to help you step by step. If you have no idea how to root your device we recommend you try KingoRoot which offers the best and free one-click root apk/software. Before using this app you should root your device first. As the Root Explorer is only avaliable to the root users. When you first install Root Explorer, it will ask for root access. When you download the app please note that it requires full network access and you should prevent the device from sleeping during long operations. You can get the app on Google Play by searching Root Explorer. Root Explorer has two versions avaliable on Google Play: the lite and paid versions. Root Explorer is a very useful application to poke around the system directories. It also supports Google Drive, Dropbox and other cloud services. Root Explorer allows us to place files and tranfer data wherever we want. It has the basic file management functions such as copy, paste, delete, move, rename, create shortcut, archive and perform many other actions. You can gain access to control over all internal and intangible files on your Android via Root Explorer. You can benefit a lot from using the app.

Obviously, the native system is not a good option as there are some limitations using it such as you can't obtain access to many files through it. If you want to explore more you should improve the management power of your device. There is a comon file manager in every Android device so as to manage some sort of files like audios,images,videos etc.

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