In this article we will tell you how to open Root rights to Adroid without a computer or any complex actions.
If you are a user of an Android device, be it a smartphone or a tablet, you may need to open Root rights. Many people ask how to quickly and easily root a smartphone? We found the best way to root Android in just 1 step.
Why open Root rights on Android?
First of all, root rights open up additional settings that are not available by default. You can clear temporary files, increase battery power, improve performance, etc.
Quite often, users need root rights to install a custom recovery mode, such as TWRP, as well as new CyanogenMod firmware and others.
By opening Root rights, you can install the Xposed Framework to expand the functionality of the Android system.
What are root rights?
Root is the root folder in the Linux system, of which Android is the successor. Access to this folder, called root rights, allows you to use the device, phone, tablet or PC “to the fullest”: enable or disable system options, remove programs installed by default - in a word, make working with the device as convenient as possible.
Obtaining root rights means enabling access to the root folder with all the ensuing consequences; It is impossible in most cases to carry it out manually without using special applications, although in a number of modern devices of Chinese origin, root is either installed in the factory firmware or enabled from the system menu.
How to open Root rights on Android
If you decide to root your Android device, be prepared to void your warranty. In addition, you may have problems with over-the-air (OTA Update) updates. However, you can disable Root rights and return the warranty, as well as restore OTA updates.
Preparation
- First, back up your data. Please note that by opening root rights, you will completely clear the internal memory of the device.
- Charge your Android device's battery to at least 25%.
Warning : We are not responsible for what you do with your smartphone. If a failure occurs, interrupting the process, the Android device may turn into a “brick”. Be careful.
Let's sum it up
VROOT failed to obtain root access on BQ Strike 5211 .
We give a formal minus to RootKHP Pro and ZYKUroot - for the lack of support for languages other than English, they receive 0.5 points instead of 1, but let’s just say the minus is purely formal, because pressing 1 or 2 buttons in English does not require much intelligence. The information content in these programs is also lame, since there is no progress bar, but not to the detriment of the result.
In addition to the lack of results, VROOT has a number of serious problems, there is no information about supported devices, some antiviruses block the program, the official website was not found, all the buttons are in Chinese, and the hieroglyphs are simply impossible to understand. VROOT receives 0 points in the usability category.
KingRoot
You can open Root rights on Android without a computer using the KingRoot application. Download the application from the 4PDA or XDA Developers forum (direct link).
KingRoot is a super cool tool that allows you to root almost any Android device, such as Samsung, Motorola, Huawei, Lenovo. In addition, you can use the application to open Root rights on versions of Android 4.4 KitKat, Android Lollipop 5.x Lollipop, 6.x Marshmallow.
KingRoot is a free application. Just install it on your smartphone or tablet and click on the “Root” button.
Kingo Root without computer
It is worth noting that it is quite difficult to obtain superuser rights through Kingo Root without using a computer, especially when it comes to more or less recent versions of Android. However, many gadgets still lend themselves to this application. Note: Rooting Kingo Root requires you to download some files, so expect the program to consume approximately 10MB of bandwidth.
Instructions:
- The first thing you need to do is download the Kingo Root application for Android. You can do this on Trashbox. After downloading the program, install it on your device.
Kingo ROOT 4.8.0 Requires ROOTAndroid 4.4 and higher
- Launch Kingo Root. You will be presented with a screen with one button and a checkbox. The big blue button labeled “One Click Root” will start the process of obtaining root rights. You may also notice a checkbox with the description “Install Recommended Apps”. If you do not want Kingo Root to install its additional applications after rooting, then uncheck the box.
- Click the big blue button and watch the progress of rooting your Android.
- If everything went well, you will see the message “Root Succeeded”, and if not, “Rooting failed”. In the latter case, try this operation again, or proceed to the next instructions using a computer.
Instructions on how to open Root rights on Android via KingRoot
- First of all, download the KingRoot app APK file from the link above. Then install the application on your Android smartphone.
- Launch the application.
- Click the “Try Root” button to open Root rights on your Android smartphone or tablet. Follow the instructions on the screen.
- Once the process is completed, you will receive a success message.
If you were unable to open Root rights on Android using the KingRoot application, then try the next method.
Preparing for installation
Any process involves preparation, the main task of which is to minimize possible risks when further changes are made. So to obtain root rights, regardless of their type, you need to prepare your mobile device properly.
Via "USB Debugging"
Currently, there are several ways to prepare a smartphone before obtaining root rights.
The most popular of them is USB debugging, which is carried out according to the following step-by-step instructions:
- Go to the gadget settings.
- Select the path “Accessibility” - “For Developers”.
- Activate the “USB Debugging” option by moving the switch slider to the “On” position and save the changes.
If everything was done correctly, then after connecting the gadget to the computer, you will see the active debugging status in the corresponding notification line.
Via permission from "Unknown Sources"
There is also an easier way to debug the smartphone system before obtaining root rights, which is relevant for those cases when the installation will be carried out from third-party (unknown) resources.
To do this you need:
- Go to smartphone settings.
- Select the “Security” section.
- Drag the slider next to the “Unknown sources” item to the active position.
After saving the changes, it is recommended to restart the smartphone, after which you can begin performing the initially assigned task - rooting the device system.
TowelRoot
TowelRoot is a one-click app for older Android devices. It supports Android 4.3, 4.4.2, etc. If your smartphone has Adnroid 4.4 KitKat version installed, you can use TowelRoot to open Root permissions.
This is a very simple application. Simply install it on your smartphone. Open the TowelRoot app and click the “make it ra1n” button.
Please note : If you are using a newer version of Android, such as Android 5.0 Lollipop, Android 6.0 Marshmallow or Android 7.0 Nougat, then it is better to use the first method to open Root rights.
As you understand, the fastest and easiest way to open Root rights on Android is to install a special application. If you have any questions, write to us in the comments below.
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Method 1: Magisk Root
Instructions
1. Unlock the bootloader of your mobile device.
Notification that the bootloader is unlocked.
2. Install a suitable custom recovery for your device.
3. Charge your mobile device battery to 75% or higher.
4. Next, copy the Magisk file to the phone’s memory and flash it through custom recovery or through the firmware program for your phone model.
5. After flashing the firmware, reboot the system, open Magisk Manager and check if it works. Also check if you have root rights.
