Droid Explorer

If you have a rooted Android mobile and you want to easily manage it from your Windows-powered PC, then you need to give Droid Explorer a try. You can use it to view data stored on your mobile device from the comfort of your PC. And from an interface that is just as easy to use as Windows Explorer, it allows you to perform various file management tasks.

The setup wizard that guides you through the installation process asks you to choose the features that will be installed on your PC:
Core Plugins – shell console, debug console, screenshot, screencast, and other core plugins.
Usage Statistics – the usage statistics you provide will be used to improve the application.
Device Monitor Service – monitors for the device to be connected and displays the device in “Computer”.
APK Shell Extension – registers APK files so they can be installed to a device right from Explorer.

Please note that to complete the Droid Explorer installation process you must provide the path to Android SDK (Software Development Kit). If you don’t have the Android SDK, you need to get it. The aforementioned setup wizard links to the SDK’s official webpage. Use the link to learn more about the SDK and to download it on your PC.

Manage your rooted Android device with an application that is just as easy to use as Windows Explorer – that is the very brief presentation of the functionality Droid Explorer has to offer. To better put things in perspective, here’s a list of features: connect to a mobile device and view all the data stored on said device; cut, copy, paste, delete data; install, uninstall apps; back up and restore data; transfer files from your PC to your Android; transfer files from your Android to your PC; reboot your Android device; take a screenshot; and more.

Droid Explorer is free software.

Useful Android management functionality is delivered by Droid Explorer via a interface that is just as easy to use as Windows Explorer.