Tutorial on how to root your android phone

By now we believe you know the importance of
rooting your android devices. As hacking is to
Symbian, jail-breaking is to Apple devices, so is
rooting to Android devices.
Rooting is just a way of giving your Android
devices Super/King or root access for you now
to be able to perform wonders with your
android devices that you were restricted from
before.
Our aim here is to guide you on how to root that
your stubborn android devices with the two best
methods of rooting droids.
The first method that we will be discussing does
not require any use of PC, but just with your
Android device alone, while the second method
will require you to use a PC, and so the choice
is totally yours. And if by any means, the first
method fails to serve your purpose, then use
the second method.
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Without even wasting a single time, let’s go
straight to the business of the day.
Method 1: The use of Framaroot APK software
Follow the steps below and root your android
with Framaroot;
= => You need Framaroot for your smartphone,
simply download it here and install on your
android device
= => With your android device, go to
Settings >>Security>>then tick/check Unknown
sources
= => You need to enable USB Debugging on
your device, to do so for Android version 4.1
(Ice-cream Sandwich) and below, go to
Settings >>Developers Option >>then tick/check
USB Debugging. For Android version 4.2.2 (Jelly
Bean) and above, the Developer Option is
hidden so to enable USB Debugging on those
Android versions go to Settings>> About
Phone >>then tap on Build Number about 8 to 10
times till the Developer Option comes up and
you will then tick/check the USB Debugging.
= => Now go and open your installed Framaroot ,
it should prompt you to install SuberUser, tap
the button to install it and a box will come up
with three other options of Install SuberUser,
Install SU and Unroot to choose from.
= => Choose the Install SU option and you will
see something like boromir pops up, just tap on
it and wait for some seconds, after which you
will get a reply to reboot your device.
= => Reboot your device as requested and you
should see SuperUser installed on your device
signifying that you have successfully rooted that
your android device.
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You should note that from the above process
above, if by any means the Install SU option
fails, then repeat the process and choose the
other Install SuberUser option and you should
see something like agorir pops up which you
should tap on to continue the rooting process
and you should be prompted too to reboot your
device if all goes well.
That is all for the Framaroot method of rooting
your droid, now over to the second method.
Method 2: Rooting your Android devices with
Rootgenius
As we have said before that here you will need a
PC, so follow the steps below to root your droid
with Rootgenius;
= => You need Rootgenius, so simply download
it here and install it on your PC
= => You have to enable USB Debugging on
your Android device as described in the 1st
method above, so go up and lookup the how to
do so
= => Now launch the Rootgenius app on your
PC
= => Connect your Android device (with USD
Debugging enabled) to your PC with a USB
chord
= => Once your Android device is successfully
connected to your PC, Rootgenius will
automatically detect it.
= => You should see the Root Now button on
the open Rootgenius app on your PC, click on it
to commence the rooting process.
= => Wait as Rootgenius perform its task of
rooting your android device, and within some
time the rooting will be completed and you
should now have KingUser app automatically
installed on your Andorid device.
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Now check to see if KingUser has been installed
on your Android, and you can restart your
phone after the process. If you see KingUser
app, it means your android device has been
successfully rooted.
The two methods of rooting android devices
explained above are capable of rooting almost
all the Android devices that you know. And it is
important to note that rooting voids the warranty
of your device.
Finally, the whole processes are easily
reversible, if by any means you decide that you
no longer want your phone rooted, you can
unroot it by opening KingUser on your device
and removing root permission.
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