Rooting the Android device is all about modifying the device, and to do that the Xposed framework is the best choice. This brilliant application works with the Android versions including KitKat, lollipop, and marshmallow.
Though installing Xposed as well as its modules might be risky for the Android devices as there is a chance that the device that you are using is not compatible with the initiated module, bad things might happen to the device, like a boot loop or the system might become unresponsive as well as the force closing of the applications.
Though installing Xposed as well as its modules might be risky for the Android devices as there is a chance that the device that you are using is not compatible with the initiated module, bad things might happen to the device, like a boot loop or the system might become unresponsive as well as the force closing of the applications.
If
you came to notice any of the glitches mentioned above, the first thing
that you must do is to uninstall the Xposed framework from your device.
The app can be uninstalled directly on Android Jelly Bean and KitKat,
but if you are using Lollipop, then you require a flashable Xposed
uninstaller zip bundle.
How to Uninstall Xposed Framework:
Uninstalling the Xposed framework is easy and here how it is done:
- To begin with download the flashable Xposed Framework Uninstaller.zip zip package.
- Then copy the Xposed-uninstaller.zip into external or internal storage.
- Afterward boot up again into the custom recovery.
- Then tap the install option and trace the Xposed-uninstaller.zip file where you have placed it previously.
- Now flash the zipped file and restart the device.The Xposed Framework is uninstalled from the Android device.
Any modifications that you have made using the Xposed modules will no longer appear on the device, and the modules that you have on the device will not work
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