How to disable update Android OS

If you want to disable update Android OS – you can do it with several methods, for one of them you’ll need root access.

First we will disable update Android OS with a system tool without root:

1. Go to settings
2. Open “About phone”
3. Click on Software updates
4. Tab on three dots in the right upper corner
5. Select settings
6. Disable automatically update

Done! Now your device will not update automatically, only when you want it. If you don’t have update settings – you’ll need root access and any root explorer. After installation, follow this guide:

1. Open the root explorer
2. Go to /cache folder
3. Delete file update.zip

That’s all, now your system won’t check for new update!

Have you disable update Android OS? Which method did you use? Share your experience in the comments below!

How to remove update notification Android

If you don’t want to install a new update you can just remove update notification Android and your device will not disturb you. You can remove update notification Android by this instruction:

1. Open settings
2. Go to Apps & notification
3. Search for Google Play Services and tab on it
4. App notification
5. Disable notifications

Done! Now your device will not show you update notifications. You also can remove downloaded update and disable app updates by instructions below.

Feel free to ask questions about this topic or any other questions about the Android device in the comments below!

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How to disable updates Android apps

The way to disable updates Android apps is in the settings of the Google Play Store. How and where to turn off updates Android apps:

1. Run the Play Market app
2. Then click the “Settings” and look for “Auto-update apps” in section General, click on it.
3. There you can see three options:
   1. Do not auto-update apps
   2. Auto-update apps at any time. Data charges may apply
   3. Auto-update apps over Wi-Fi only
4. To prevent unauthorized upgrades choose the first option, that will disable updates Android apps

There is another useful function on my opinion. Allows you to run an automatic update of Android applications in the presence of an open Wi-Fi network. In order not to lose extra money boldly put a tick in the “Update via Wi-Fi only”. And now no problems with question “how can I disable the updates Android apps?”

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Root Android

Do you have a question “How can I root Android device”? You can root Android with PC or without it, here we will root Android via PC. If this method won’t help you – keep calm, just write your model in the comments below and I’ll give you specialized instruction for your device!

There is several programs that can provide you to get root access, here you can download it:

1. Kingo Root
2. Magisc Manager 
3. Unlock Root

So how can we root Android phone with PC? First of all create a backup of all contacts and personal data on a flash drive and sync with your Google account. After backuping follow the instruction (this instruction is about the same for all root apps):

1. Download and install root app on your PC
2. On Android device go to the developer settings and activate USB debugging
3. Start root app on your PC and connect Android device via USB
4. The application for rooting android device will be automatically installed. When everything will be ready, you will see “Root” button on the screen, which you need to click on. Accept the request for the Custom Recovery installation and the process will begin
5. The device will reboot. If you have HTC, Sony or Nexus, and the loader was not enabled, you will be offered to do this on the screen. You can use the volume keys to select “YES” and confirm by pressing the power button
6. When installation of root will be over in the main window appears “Root Succeed”, so the completing of the procedure was successful. Click “Finish” and use now your android device as super-user

Done! You can surely say that you know an answer to “how can i root Android phone?”

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Also can be useful more tips to fix a lot of Android problems.

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