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How to Root any Android device with Root Genius

Root Genius the quickest and easiest
Root tool for Android devices
You want to root your Android
smartphone to make your phone
faster, remove bloatware, increase
battery life, allow it to run more
apps, custom software and ROMs
which allow complete control over
every aspect of your device by
allowing superuser and admin level
permission.
However, rooting isn't for everyone.
If you don't know what a command
prompt is or you have trouble
handling .zip files, please do not use
root tool. Also rooting can void your
phone's warranty so please make
sure you follow instructions to the
letter. Also, always backup your data
before you proceed to root your
Android smartphone or tablet!
Root Genius is one click root tool
designed to work on Windows
computer. It helps user to root their
Android smartphone and tablet in
single click. Here, we are going to
guide you how to use Root Genius to
root any Android smartphone or
tablet.
Requirements: If you are using
any Antivirus Application on
your computer then disable it
first then after follow the below
tutorial .
How to use Root Genius to root any
Android Device ::
Step 1: Enable USB Debugging
on your Android Smartphone.
To enable USB debugging, Open
Settings > Developers Option >
USB Debugging > Tick to
Enable.
(Developers Option is hidden
for Android 4.2.2 or above, to
show this option Go to Settings
> About Phone > Built Number
(Tap on it for 5-8 times).
Step 2: Download and Open
Root Genius Application on
your Windows Computer.
Step 3: Once Root Genius
Application is launched,
connect your Android device to
the computer (with USB
Debugging enabled).
Step 4: Once Your Smartphone
is connected successfully to the
computer, Root Genius will
automatically detect your
Android Device.
Step 5: Now, Click on the "Root
Now" or "Root it" button to
begin the rooting process.
Step 6: Now, Root Genius will
automatically "Root" your
Android Device and install the
KingUser Application.
Step 7: Now your Android
Device is Rooted. To check
whether your phone is rooted
correctly, open Applications
Menu, there you will be able to
see a new app installed, called
KingUser. If this app exist then
it means you have successfully
rooted your device.
Before rooting Keep in Mind:
* No data loss process: Your Android
Phone Data like contacts, pictures,
videos, music etc will be not affected
with this method but kindly take a
backup to be on the safer side.
* Warranty Void: Your Android
Device Warranty may be Void after
following the above tutorial.
* How to unroot: To unroot your
Device, Open KingUser on your
Device > Settings > Remove Root
Permission.
* Credits: Root Genius Application
was created by SJRoot (Developer).
* If you have tried the above tool to
root your Android device, please let
us know if it works or not with your
Device Model Name.
Download Root Genius v1.8.7 from rootgenius.com/android/

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