use the file explorer on your computer to copy the files you want on to a selected location on your computer.when the prompt pops up on your phone, select "Allow access to files".connect your phone to the computer using a USB cable.To backup your files to Google on your phone, Go to Settings > Google > Backup > and tap on "Back Up Now" under Google Drive or Google One.You can either backup everything to your Google Drive or Google One or save essential files on your PC first. Back up your device to protect your data in case the rooting goes wrong and your phone gets wiped (it's possible).If you don't want to brick your phone when you're trying to root your android device, you might want to follow these instructions: Things To Do Before You Root Android Devices What Are The Drawbacks of Rooting Your Android Device?.What Are The Benefits Of Rooting Your Android Device?.How Do I Root My Android Phone Without A Computer?.Things To Do Before You Root Android Devices.rar file, extract with 7zip, and run the runme.bat. This will be especially useful when new devices get released with Jelly Bean preloaded. So far it's been tested on a number of newer Xperia devices and the Google Nexus 7, but it will likely work on many other devices. So it should be compatible with many ICS and JB devices. So normally it should work on nearly all ICS/JB devices, for some it won't but the idea may work in a slightly modded version It uses a remount timing issue in Androids "adb restore" service. I made a small script which is able to root ICS/JB phones. It takes advantage of an issue found that's native to Android. The method is a script written by XDA Recognized Developer Bin4ry. Now, there's a universal method going around that can do both ICS and Jelly Bean. As Android gets older and more devices get Jelly Bean, it was only a matter of time before additional methods were created. Not too long ago, we brought you a nearly universal root method for ICS devices. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Readers like you help support XDA Developers.
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