How to Change Your Boot Animation
required a
rooted device. Before you start, it is advisable to
create a full NANDroid backup .
1. Download a custom boot animation you want
to use by choosing the animation you want to
use and downloading the associated
bootanimation.zip file.
2. Open Root Browser/ES file manager (or your file manager)
app and once inside, locate your original boot
animation file (bootanimation.zip) in /system/
media.
3. Long-press the file, choose Rename and
name it to bootanimation1.zip
4. Next, browse to the custom boot animation
that you want to switch to, copy the zip file to /
system/media. Long-press, choose Permission .
5. Tick the boxes and press OK. After that, rename the file
to bootanimation.zip , if the zip file name is
different.
Note: You have to make sure that the file name
is correct (bootanimation.zip) for the system to
recognize your boot animation, and boot
properly.
6. Now you should be able to see two zip files,
one, bootanimation.zip (new file) and the.
other is bootanimation.zip1 (original).
Note: If you ever want to switch back to your
original boot animation, delete the current
bootanimation.zip and rename the original file
back to bootanimation.zip (from
bootanimation.zip1 ).
7. Reboot the device and you will be able to see
your new custom boot animation!
required a
rooted device. Before you start, it is advisable to
create a full NANDroid backup .
1. Download a custom boot animation you want
to use by choosing the animation you want to
use and downloading the associated
bootanimation.zip file.
2. Open Root Browser/ES file manager (or your file manager)
app and once inside, locate your original boot
animation file (bootanimation.zip) in /system/
media.
3. Long-press the file, choose Rename and
name it to bootanimation1.zip
4. Next, browse to the custom boot animation
that you want to switch to, copy the zip file to /
system/media. Long-press, choose Permission .
5. Tick the boxes and press OK. After that, rename the file
to bootanimation.zip , if the zip file name is
different.
Note: You have to make sure that the file name
is correct (bootanimation.zip) for the system to
recognize your boot animation, and boot
properly.
6. Now you should be able to see two zip files,
one, bootanimation.zip (new file) and the.
other is bootanimation.zip1 (original).
Note: If you ever want to switch back to your
original boot animation, delete the current
bootanimation.zip and rename the original file
back to bootanimation.zip (from
bootanimation.zip1 ).
7. Reboot the device and you will be able to see
your new custom boot animation!
Credits :@shivam pandey
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