How to Root Android Device with Root Genius

Here you can find an Android rooting method tested successfully with many Android devices, Root Genius, a one click rooting tool. It must be run from a Windows PC. The exploit used to root your Android phone or tablet can be detected as malware by some Antivirus software. That’s happens with many Rooting Tools.

 

Steps of the Root Genius method

1. Put your phone on USB Debugging mode (activate checkbox on Settings > Development options > USB debugging or Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging).
Development options can be hidden in your Android. If you want to show it you must go to Settings > About Phone > Built Number and tap on it 5-8 times.
2. Make sure the Android drivers for your phone or tablet are installed in your pc. If not, you can find some drivers in Hexamob Drivers for Android section or download our app “ALL DRIVERS for ANDROID” to find the PC drivers for your Android device.

   Click install button, to download “All drivers for Android” app.

   

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3. Download and Open Root Genius App on your Windows PC.
4. Connect your Android device to your computer. Root Genius will detect your Android Device. 
   
   
5. Click Root it button to ROOT your Android.
   Root Genius will automatically Root your Android phone or tablet and it will install the KingUserApp. Once the process is finished your Android phone or tablet will be rooted successfully. 
   
6. If you want to check if you are already root or superuser in your Android phone or tablet you can download HowToRoot app from Google Play Store and click over the padlock in the top-right of the screen. It will show you a message about if your device is rooted or not.

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Remember, you must root your device at your own risk.

Other important informations to read before rooting:

• Warranty Void. If your root your Android device, the warranty may be void.
• UNROOT your device. To unroot your Android phone or tablet, go to KingUser app on your device > Settings > Remove Root Permission.
• Data lose. You can’t lose your data using this rooting method. Pictures, videos, audio files,… are not modified when you run Root Genius. It only makes some changes to let you enjoy superuser permissions in your device.

Source

Root Genius Official site 

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Legal conditions:

Hexamob is not responsible for any damages caused directly or indirectly by a rooting method. Any action for rooting your device is done it only under your responsibility.

We recommend that you read all the instructions related to each root method and follow them step by step as indicated by the developers. If you have any question or need support, on every page there are links to the developers of each method.

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How to Root Android Device with Kingo App/Android Root

Rooting is the process of gaining root access on a device. This allows us full access to all aspects of the device’s operating system. The most popular thing to do once you gain root access is to flash a custom recovery image. Custom ROMs, overclocking kernels, adding certain new features, etc. all require what is known as a custom recovery image. When an Android device ships from the manufacturer, it has a recovery mode built in. This is used to restore the device if it becomes unresponsive and to perform updates to the operating system. Once you have root access, however, we can replace this recovery image with our own custom recovery image that can, not only perform those same functions, but has a lot of added new features. One such new feature, is the ability to allow us to flash custom versions of the operating system (custom ROMs). These custom versions, created by talented third-party developers, can add new versions of the operating system, add features from other devices that aren’t normally available on your device, etc.

Besides that, you can also use our How to Remove Bloatware on your Android Device video to remove all those pesky apps and services the manufacturer and carrier put on your device that are slowing it down and taking up space. You don’t even need a custom recovery for that. Just follow this procedure and head to that one directly after.

With that bit of background on rooting, let’s discuss this method.

Every now and then a rooting method comes along that seems to work across a plethora of devices. And, every now and then when that happens, a developer creates a neat little program to make that rooting procedure automated. This is the case with the Framaroot method and WugFresh toolkit to name a few of the applications to come out recently. In addition to these, there is a new one that has appeared called Kingo. What’s great about this program is that it not only roots the device in one click (essentially) but it’ll actually find the appropriate drivers for it and set them all up before hand (a very troublesome step for most people). If you’re device is one that it supports, why not give it a try. Here’s how to root your Android device using the Kingo method:

I. Before You Begin

1. This only works on Windows since the rooting program is only for Windows.

II. Enable USB Debugging.

1. On the Android device, go to Settings > General > About Device.

2. Repeatedly tap on Build Number until it says you are a developer.

3. Hit back and tap Developer Options.

6. Turn on USB Debugging.

III. Root Using Kingo App

1. Download Kingo.

2. Double-click the exe to install Kingo.

3. Follow the prompts to install Kingo.

4. Wait for it to install the drivers and when it tells you to unplug the device, do so.

5. When it tells you to plug the device back in, do so.

6. Tap always allow and click OK on your device when prompted.

7. Click the Root button and wait for it to finish.

8. Once done, it’ll reboot and you are all done!

IV. Remove the Bloatware on Your Android Device (Optional)

1. Head to my How to Remove Bloatware on Your Android Device video.

V. Flash a Custom Recovery Image (Optional)

1. Head to my How to Flash a Custom ROM video and do Section III.

VI. Flash a Custom ROM (Optional)

1. Head to my How to Flash a Custom ROM video and do Section III and IV.

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How to Root Android Device with VRoot

Here is improved PC software that makes the rooting of any android phone and devices seem so easy and effortless. I have tried it on several android operating System (OS) including;

• 2.2 (Froyo)
• 2.3 (Gingerbread)
• 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and
• 4.2 (Jelly Bean)

The android phones I rooted with this light weighted software not long ago, before the idea of this review came to my mind includes;

• Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (GT-N8000)
• Gionee Pioneer P1
• Huawei U8180
• Sony Ericsson Xperia Active ST17i
• Tecno Tab and
• Samsung Galaxy Note 3

This means that the software can as well root several other android devices out there, the procedure for rooting with Vroot is so easy. Anyone with a working computer can do it. It is also very small in size.

Part A

Preparations

Just like rooting with any other software, Vroot requires that the following conditions are met.

1. Must have a working Windows PC
2. Must have a working USB cable
3. Must have the proper USB drivers of your phone or device installed on the pc
4. Must charge your phone battery to at least 50%

Part B

How to root any android phone with Vroot

1. Do a proper backup (should anything go wrong during the exercise)
2. Download and install the VRoot software (Non-Chinese users must Download the English Version)
3. Enable USB debugging by going to ==> Settings ==>Developer options (also check the “stay awake” option)
4.  Launch the VRoot software from your start menu or desktop
5. Connect your phone or device to the computer using the USB cable that came with it. (Drivers must be properly installed for your phone to be detected)
6. Allow VRoot to detect and display the model of your phone  (accept any USB debugging prompt)
7. Tap the green “Root” button to root your phone or device
8. The device will be rebooted and confirmed rooted by the Vroot software.

You can see how easy it is to root various android phone and devices almost at a single click of the mouse button.

You can also unroot the device by repeating the process again and tapping the “unroot” button instead.

Part C

Bonus Downloads

To help you with your phone’s USB driver, I decided to add this bonus part. Follow the links below to download updated drivers for your android phone or devices. Google your device name’s USB driver for devices that aren’t listed below.

1. For Samsung USB drivers go here or install Kies instead
2. For HTC USB drivers go here
3. For Gionee USB drivers go here
4. For Huawei USB drivers go here
5. For ZTE USB drivers go here
6. For Infinix USB drivers go here or use the adbdriver.com to detect automatically
7. For LG Android USB drivers go here
8. For Tecno Android USB drivers use same as Gionee above or go here to download a universal one.

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How to Root any Android Device with Cydia Impactor

The term Cydia is usually associated with devices running iOS, more so with the jailbroken ones. Cydia is like a 3rd party store which houses tons of tweaks, mods and apps for jailbroken iOS devices. Well, it so happens that iOS is not the only ecosystem that saurik, the dude behind Cydia, is giving his attention to. Earlier this year, Bluebox security announced the existence of a Master Key exploit for Android devices, which was considered a high-severity vulnerability that affected almost 99% of Android devices.

Saurik has not only patched this vulnerability, but also released a new tool called Cydia Impactor that can be used to root any Android device, or at least 99% of them which were potentially vulnerable to this exploit. The tool should work up through devices running Android 4.1.x Jelly Bean, possibly higher versions too, and will also work for Google TV and Google Glass. The cool thing about this tool, is that if it is not able to root your device via the Master Key bug, it will automatically attempt to achieve root through a different signature verification bug. Cydia Impactor is available for Windows, Linux as well as Mac. Here’s how you can use Cydia Impactor to root any Android device.

Disclaimer: This guide is intended as a helpful “how to”. Rooting Labs are not responsible for any gain or loss (including but not limited to bricked devices) incurred as a result of following this guide. Root your device at your own risk. Rooting may void your warranty.

How To Root Any Android Device With Cydia Impactor

1. Download Cydia Impactor to your desktop – Windows | Mac | Linux 32-bit | Linux 64-bit
2. Extract the package to your desktop
3. Run the Cydia Impactor tool
4. On your Android device, enable USB Debugging from Settings > Developer Options
5. Connect the device to a USB port on your computer
6. On Windows, you would need to have the USB  drivers for your device installed. If not, you can also use the inbuilt Driver Scan function in the tool to automatically construct and install a driver for your device
   
7.  Click the Start buton, after making sure that # drop SuperSU su to /system/xbin/su is selected in the dropdown menu
   
8. Wait for the tool to do its thing
9. Once done, download and install SuperSU from the Play Store
10. Enjoy Root access on your Android device.

Conclusion

Cydia Impactor is a nifty little tool which works with tons of Android devices. If universal root tools like Bin4ry, Motochopper and Framaroot do not work on your device, it is worth giving Cydia Impactor a whirl. At last count, the tool has been reported not working with three devices/Android versions  – Motorola Atrix 4D on 4.1.1, Huawei Ascend Mate on 4.1, and HTC One on 4.2.2, but won’t harm the devices any.

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