Galaxy Note 4

Backups are incredibly important and today I’m going to show you how to create your first Galaxy Note 4 Nandroid Backup. It is always recommended to create a backup after you gain root access and install a custom recovery.

Now that we have our Galaxy Note 4 rooted, the next thing on the list is to install a custom recovery. In this tutorial, the Galaxy Note 4 custom recovery I will be showing you is TWRP.

Now that you have had your brand new Galaxy Note 4 for a little while, you might be looking for a way to truly customize it. Today I’m going to show you how to get Galaxy Note 4 root access by following these very simple steps.

Sometimes you can experience some odd and random bugs from time to time with the Galaxy Note 4(and Android in general). One way to resolve these issues is to do a factory reset so today I’m going to show you how it’s done.

Recovery Mode for the Galaxy Note 4 is something that you might need access to in order to wipe the cache partition, perform a factory reset and a handful of other useful tasks. So today I’m going to show you how to boot up your Galaxy Note 4 into Recovery Mode.

For some of the tutorials here at Android Explained, you will need to boot up your Samsung device into Download Mode. So today we’re going to take a look at a step by step guide on how to get your Galaxy Note 4 into Download Mode

The way to troubleshoot 3rd party applications is by booting up into Safe Mode and today I’m going to show you how to do this for the Galaxy Note 4.

If the Galaxy Note 4 that you got from Samsung isn’t running properly, wiping or clearing the cache partition of Android just might fix it for you. Android makes wiping the cache partition very easy and today I’m going to show you how do this for the Galaxy Note 4.