Problem: Article: Kindle Fires running FireOS 5.3.1 and older can be rooted. To check your Kindle Fire's operating system, swipe down from the top of the screen, tap Settings, tap Device Options, tap System Updates, and review the operating system number to the right of the "Your device is running Fire OS" heading. If your Kindle Fire is running a newer operating system, you cannot root your Kindle Fire and thus cannot install Android on it. You will not be able to install Android on a 2017 generation of Kindle Fire. Since you'll be wiping your Kindle Fire, make sure you have any photos, files, or other work backed up either to your Amazon account or to a computer. On a Windows or Mac computer, do the following: Go to http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Amazon%20Fire%205th%20gen/SuperTool in your computer's web browser. Click AmazonFire5thGenSuperTool.zip in the "File" section. You can install Android Studio, which installs the command line "adb" option, on both Windows and Mac computers: Go to https://developer.android.com/studio/ in your computer's web browser. Check the "I have read and agree..." box, then click the blue DOWNLOAD button. Double-click the downloaded file. Follow the on-screen setup prompts. Open Android Studio, then follow any on-screen prompts. This will allow you to access the Kindle Fire on your computer: Swipe down from the top of the screen, then tap Settings. Tap Device Options. Enable Developer Options by tapping the Build number heading seven times. Tap Developer Options. Tap USB computer connection. Tap Camera (PTP). Go back one page, then tap the "Enable ADB" switch.
Summary: Make sure your Kindle Fire is rootable. Back up any files you don't want to lose. Download the SuperTool ZIP. Install Android Studio on your computer. Enable debugging on your Kindle Fire.

Problem: Article: Studies have shown that sleep deprivation can suppress immune function, and that rest can boost it. Your body will have to fight off the infection that is causing your fever and body aches. Even if you're taking medication to relieve symptoms, your body needs to rest and remain strong to fight the infection. Try taking a bath in lukewarm water or putting cool towels on your body to cool your body down. Note that you should not do this if you are experiencing chills. Cooling your body will promote shivering, and this actually increases your body temperature. Do not take a bath in cool or cold water. This could drop your body temperature too fast. Take a bath in lukewarm water. When you have a high body temperature from fever, your body loses water more quickly. Dehydration can get even worse if fever is combined with vomiting or diarrhea. The body relies heavily on water to complete its basic functions, so staying hydrated will promote faster healing. Drink cool fluids to both hydrate and cool down your body. Sports drinks like Gatorade and Power Aid are good drinks to consume if you are having GI distress. These drinks can help to replenish electrolyte losses. Clear Liquids such as broths or soups are also good to drink when you are having vomiting and diarrhea. Remember that you are losing fluid with these conditions, so you should try to replenish and hydrate yourself as much as possible. Drinking green tea will help boost your immune system. It may make diarrhea worse, so if you have diarrhea with fever and body ache, don't use green tea. Foods that contain antioxidants can help boost your immune system and make it easier for your body to fight the infection that is causing your symptoms. Foods to eat include: Blueberries, cherries, tomatoes, and other deep-colored fruits (yes, tomatoes are fruits!) Vegetables such as squash and bell peppers Avoid junk and highly processed foods, such as doughnuts, white bread, fries, and sweets. This technique will help reduce your body temperature. Wet a pair of thin cotton socks with lukewarm water and wring them out. Put them on your feet and cover them with a pair of thick socks. (This will help your feet stay warm.) Wear these when you go to bed. Your body will send blood and lymphatic fluid circulating in your body as you sleep and will stimulate your immune system. You can do this for 5-6 nights at a time. Then, take a break of 2 nights before continuing. Smoking makes the symptoms of viral infections such as cold and flu worse. It also hampers your immune system, which makes it harder for your body to recover.
Summary: Rest and take it easy. Use lukewarm water to decrease the fever. Hydrate your body well. Eat foods high in antioxidants. Wear wet socks. Stop smoking.

Problem: Article: Give your friends a call or send them a text to chat without needing to see them in person. Set up a group chat and add several friends' phone number to the contact list. Text is a great way of contacting everyone at once if you are setting up a time to hang out. Give your parents or siblings a call to see how they've been. Family members are friends too! Ask about your extended family and see if there are any family events being planned that you can attend. It is always easier to come up with fun ideas to do once everyone is together. You can have fun at home or go out and find something to do. Head to a restaurant. Getting food is a fun and important social experience that brings people together and strengthens social ties. Just make sure everyone puts down the cell phone. Let everyone have some input. Just because you arranged the hang out doesn't mean that you own the floor. Find out what sounds agreeable for everyone and come to a consensus on what to do next. There are a variety of different activity groups you can join with your friends. Fitness, martial arts, dance and drama are a few examples of social clubs present in many cities. These groups are a great way to meet new people. Sign up for online communities such as Meetup, Tribe, and Picatic to find existing communities located close to your area. Clubs exist even for activities which are considered solo activities, such as reading or painting. You can get together to discuss the reading or share techniques. College is a great place to join a club and meet people to hang out with on a regular basis. See if one of your friends knows of any upcoming parties and if others are invited. Or you can hold your own invite your friends and let them invite friends of theirs. Make sure you party responsibly. Don't get too carried away and respect the environment if you aren't holding the party. If you are hosting the party, set some rules for the party guests to keep things from getting out of control. For example, set a drink limit or make sure they have a safe way home if they plan on drinking. Use a taxi service such as Uber or Lyft if you need to get home from a party, but don't have a designated driver who can give you a ride. Jump in the car and go for a road trip, or take a long hike at a nearby nature reserve. Even the mall can make for a fun, short trip. Make sure everyone has enough time to see the trip through from start to finish. If taking a longer trip or road trip, make sure you have enough money and supplies to last the expected time the trip will last, as well as an emergency stash just in case. Plan ahead. The more complicated the trip, the more research you should perform ahead of time. Plan a general route and take note of important stops such as gas stations, hotels and hospitals. Let others close to you know where you are going if you are going to be gone for an extended period of time.
Summary:
Phone or text your friends. Invite some friends over. Join an activity group. Go to a party. Go on a long or short journey, trip, or adventure.