How To Root and Unroot NUU Mobile G2

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NUU Mobile G2 Root:- Root is a term given to the process of unlocking operating systems files in a smartphone. Operating system files are locked by the smartphone brand developers in order to restrain users to accidentally delete or tinkering with the files. A single file deletion or corruption may lead to the failure of loading an entire OS. Plenty of users risked their phone’s private information by installing third-party applications from unknown sources. Root just gives these third-party applications to access your sensitive information stored inside OS so it is advised to users to carefully install applications after root.

While root has few disadvantages there are plenty of advantages about root as well. For instance, you could tweak your phone by installing third party applications from trusted sources. You could remove bloatware and unwanted applications stored inside your operating system. After root, you can install modded applications on your phone. After rooting your phone make sure to install custom recovery software on your phone and take an entire backup of your phone data.

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A bit about NUU Mobile G2 before rooting

Display: 5.9-inch IPS HD (1080 x 2160 Resolution)

Launched: 2018

Operating System: Android v8.0 Oreo

Processor: 1.5 GHz Octa-Core

Internal Space: 64 GB

Battery: 4000 mAh (Upto 12.0 Hour of Talktime)

How to Root NUU Mobile G2

Before following one of our methods to root your device please activate debugging mode in your smartphone.

1) Using Kingroot App

  1. Download and Install kingroot apk file by following the link (http://d.kingoapp.com/default/KingoRoot.apk).
  2. Once the app is downloaded on your smartphone tap on the app for installation.
  3. Before installation, the app required your permission because you are installing a custom app so when a pop-up prompt message will be appeared titled INSTALL BLOCKED just go to SETTINGS and tap on UNKNOWN SOURCE as shown in Figure.
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  4. Now the app will begin to install, once installed open it and tap on button ONE CLICK ROOT.
  5. Once the process is finished your phone will be rooted. Be patient during the period of root because some can take up to 30 minutes to root and make sure your phone does not disconnect from the internet during rooting.

2) Through SRS Root

The second method to root a phone is quite bothersome because in this method you will need a USB cable and computer to root your smartphone.

  1. Go to the following website “http://www.srsroot.com/” and install the software on your computer by clicking on the download tab given at top of the page.
  2. Once installed open software and connect your smartphone via USB Cable.
  3. Make sure you enable USB DEBUGGING before continuing.
  4. Now click on the ROOT DEVICE button on the top left corner to start rooting a device.

If you are looking for more apps like Kingroot then try these out - Framaroot and Towelroot. The method of installing each app will be the same as given in Kingoroot.

In case none of the root applications works on your phone which is really rare then you can try Systemless Root.

How to Unroot NUU Mobile G2

Just like rooting you should unroot your phone whenever you visit the customer service office to repair your smartphone or installing operating system updates on your smartphone.

Using Supersu App

  1. Go To Playstore and Download Supersu App.
  2. Open Application and then go to settings page, scroll down and tap on FULL UNROOT.

Video Tutorial:- 

Using Es File Explorer

  1. Go to play store and download the app ES File Explorer on your Internal Storage
  2. Once installed open the app and click on MENU mentioned on the top left side of the page.
  3. Now tap on Tools and then turn on ROOT EXPLORER.
  4. After turn on Root Explorer go back to the app dashboard and go back to destination “/”.
  5. Now go to folder SYSTEM -> BIN and delete file SU.
  6. Then go back to another folder SYSTEM -> XBIN and delete file SU.
  7. Now go back to the folder SYSTEM -> APP and then remove the SUPERUSER.APK file.
  8. Once the files are deleted reboot your phone, congrats your phone is unrooted.

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