Beginner's Guide: How to use Root Explorer

Part 1: What is Root Explorer?

In a simple word, Root Explorer is a type of file manager available for Android device. There are many files which are not generally visible in an Android device though rooting and using this app can show those files.

This app is not free, you'll have to purchase it with a little fee from Google Play Store.

So this root file explorer app has great features about showing internal and intangible files. Using Root Explorer will give you full control over your Android device. You may have already known that rooting gives deep access to a device! Yes, it's right, but if you don't use a nice explorer or file manager to explore your device's data, then it will be very much hectic to have full access to your set.

The native file manager can't still show you hidden files after rooting. So using another reliable app is necessary.

Part 2: Why We Need Root Explorer

In this part, we will tell you the reasons for using this root file explorer.

It can be noted that it's not much convenient to use the native app manager that comes pre-installed in an Android device. There are some limitations using it such as you can't access many files through it. This gap is met up with Root Explorer (after rooting). So it improves the managing power of Android. Also, you don't have to learn technical things to use this app. In addition, it can share files over Bluetooth way too easily. 

So these are the reasons why you should also use this root file explorer.

Part 3: How to use Root Explorer

So you've learnt many things about Root Explorer (APK). Now learn how to use this robust app.

First thing to do!

First of all, you'll need to root your device. So root your Android device following any of the safest methods available. Don't forget to back up your device data before rooting.

Then

Download and install the Root Explorer APK in your Android device. From the "All Apps" view, you can find the app installed. So launch it after getting on your device.

This app is very easy to use, so you won't have to know anything technical. There's folder mark "..." which is used for moving up to directory. Using the back button, you can go back to the original directory.

Like builtin app manager, you can use Root Explorer by pressing and holding any file. This will open the context menu for taking any further action like send, copy, edit, rename, delete, view properties etc.

Tapping on the back key will close the context menu. You can use the Menu button in order to open the main menu of this app. You can have the room for selecting multiple files, creating or deleting folders, searching etc.