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Speed up start up with Autostarts your rooted phone or tablet

If your phone or tablet is taking a lot of time to boot up when you turn it on, it could be because you’ve got too many apps clamouring to turn themselves on at the same time. Don’t worry though, there is a simple way around this and it’s called Autostarts. This easy to use app lets you kill any processes that are making your boot up time chug, meaning that your rooted Android device should turn on in record time. It’s a paid app so if you are unsure whether you need it or not, it is a good idea to make use of the Google Play store’s half hour refund window to try it out.



Download and install
Once you have downloaded the app you will be shown a long list of times when processes kick in automatically on your device. Don’t fret though, the entries that we are looking for should be at the very top of that list, marked During Startup and After Startup.

Check During
First check the During Startup box. Most of these should be system processes that you need to run in order to get your device up and running. If you are unsure what any of them are, a quick Google search should set you right. Now check the After Startup box.

After Startup
There are going to be a lot more processes at this point, so take your time to see which of them you want to activate when your phone or tablet has turned on. To alter the settings, just tap on one of the processes and then tap on the button marked Disable.

Hide system apps
If you are still unsure about what you can and can’t turn off, hit the menu button in the top-right corner of the screen. Tap the box marked ‘Hide system apps’ and anything that the system requires to run will be taken out of the list so you know what you can change.