How to Root Almost Any Android Device with One-Click Method

Before I explain how to root an Android device, I want to explain what “rooting” is and what are the advantages and disadvantages of rooting your device.

What is Rooting?

Rooting is the process for getting all the privileges and access to an android functionality to get the most out of your android device. By rooting your device, you can modify or delete the system files which in the default mode (unroot), the files can’t be accessed.

The Advantages of Rooting

There are many advantages of rooting, including:

• Run special applications
  Once you’ve rooted your device, you can run special app that require root access on your device. When compared to regular applications, root applications provide more features.
• Custom ROMs
  This is the most powerful feature of rooted phones or tablets. There are hundreds of custom ROMs available that can change the entire look and increase the performance of your Android device. With the help of this custom ROMs, user can also load newest available Android versions.
• Custom themes
  After rooting your Android device, you can fully customize the theme of your android device. You can load custom themes available free on internet to give your device a fresh look.
• Free internal space
  People who have low internal memory’s phone like Samsung Galaxy Y can transfer anyapplication from internal to SD card after rooting their phone. This will speed up your phone’s performance.

The Disadvantages of Rooting

The following are some disadvantages of rooting:

• Voids your phone’s warranty
  Once rooted, the warrant provided by the phone company is completely void. While you can unroot your phone, but in most of the phone there is no going back. So, don’t try to root your android phone when in warrant.
• Brick your phone
  Bricking of device means screwing up of phone software so badly that phone can no longer able to perform its function and phone becomes a dead phone which is also known as bricked phone. But most bricked phones can be unbricked.
• Vulnerable to virus attack
  There is an increased risk when some malicious apps are installed. Although malicious app on the rooted phone or tablet has not really been a problem yet, but it can be in the future.
• Overcloaking
  This may cause the device overheat and explode even in some extreme causes.

I’ve explained the advantages and disadvantages of rooting an Android device. Now the decision is in your hands. If you think that rooting the device is worth, go ahead. But after rooting you have to use your device carefully. Here are the tutorial on how to root an Android device.

1. Firstly, download the unlock-root tool here. There are three softwares, choose the UnlockRoot Pro Free Download.
2. Install the software on your computer
3. Install the USB drivers for your device. You can usually download the drivers from your device manufacturer’s website.
4. On your Android device, enable the USB debugging mode. If you use Samsung galaxy S3, go to Settings->Developer options, and check on the ‘USB Debugging Mode’.
5. Connect your Android phone or tablet to your PC using the USB cable.
6. Run the UnlockRoot Pro tool and it would connect your device to server and detect the model information automatically.
7. Choose your device model from the list displayed and then click ‘root’ to start the process.
8. Wait until the process complete.
9. When the rooting is done, you will get a message saying “Your Device Has Been Rooted Successfully”.
10. Restart your Android device to see the changes.