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If you opened this article, then you probably already have at least some idea of ​​superuser rights. But in that rare case, if you are an ordinary Android user and opened the article out of idle interest, a small educational program.

Superuser rights, also known as root rights (from the English “root”, which means “root”), are the ability to write, change and delete information located in the system (or root) partition of the file system. This concept is similar to administrator rights on Windows and is used on UNIX-based operating systems (Linux, Android, Tizen, etc.)

Root rights can be obtained on almost all Android devices and we will definitely go through the most popular ways to get them, but first let's answer two very important questions: is what we are about to do now safe, and also whether it is worth it.

What are the consequences of obtaining root rights?

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Next, remember one thing - being a superuser gives you full access. FULL. That is, if it suddenly occurs to you to delete important system files, no one will stop you. So keep a close eye on which programs are granting you these rights, and also consult with other, more experienced Android users before you do anything stupid.

What benefits can you get with root rights?

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IMPORTANT: The program that allows you to perform this action is indicated in parentheses.

1. Removing pre-installed programs a la Facebook or Twitter from the system partition (Titanium Backup);
2. Transferring application cache from an internal memory card to an external one (FolderMount);
3. Transferring the application section to a memory card (Xposed App2SD);
4. Global modification of the interface with the ability to fine-tune (almost all Xposed modules);
5. Disable advertising in all applications (Adaway);
6. Hacking in-app purchases from PlayMarket (Freedom);
7. Disabling license verification in non-hackable applications, as well as hacking them (Lucky Patcher).

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And that is not all! In fact, with root access to your phone, you can do almost anything with it. And if your fuse has not yet cooled down, let’s move on to the actual process of obtaining root rights.

Instructions

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Unfortunately, you cannot simply enable root access on Android - manufacturers have tried to protect their creations from the crooked hands of users and this is, in fact, correct - otherwise the number of calls to service centers would have increased significantly. But this does not mean that it is impossible to obtain root rights at all. Moreover, for most phones this procedure is extremely mundane and takes only a few minutes.

There are many ways to obtain root rights and, as in our other instructions, we will go from simple to complex.

1. From the device itself

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All it takes to root your device using KingRoot is to press one button. Among the disadvantages, KingRoot is not the most familiar rights manager for older Android users. Instead of the usual SuperSU, KingRoot uses own program, which, however, is not very different from SuperSU in terms of functionality.

In addition to KingRoot, the Framaroot program is popular, as well as numerous other applications for Android devices, for example, VRoot,

2. Using a PC and special programs

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In order to be able to do this, you need to enable the “USB Debugging” option in the settings of your Android smartphone. It is located in the hidden “For Developers” section, and to open this section (if it is closed), go to the “About Tablet” section and click on “Build Version” ten to fifteen times.

After you have turned it on, simply connect your Android smartphone to the PC (in Mass Storage mode, of course) and launch the program of your choice, then follow the instructions for working with it. You will have to think for yourself about which program to choose and how exactly to use it - the number of Android devices is too large for you to be able to say with confidence which ones work with one program and which ones work with another.

3. Using PC and ADB terminal

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For those who do not know what adb is, we answer. ADB is a special protocol that allows your Android device to receive instructions from your computer via a USB cable. Due to the fact that ADB is part of the Android system itself, such commands in most cases take precedence over the phone manufacturer's security solutions.

For ADB to work properly with your phone, you will need at least:

• A computer with the Windows 7 operating system (newer operating systems may be unstable or may not work at all with the necessary drivers);
• A set of adb drivers for your device (usually issued by the manufacturer);
• USB cable;
• Actually, a smartphone with the “USB Debugging” option enabled in the settings;
• An archive with an ADB terminal unpacked into the “X://ADB” folder, where X is a (preferably) non-system drive.

New Android OS releases with big amount additional programs. Many of them are not needed by the user, and they can be deleted without harm to the system, thereby freeing up disk space on the tablet/smartphone. But for this you need to install root rights on Android. Having received extended rights, you can not only get rid of unnecessary programs that come with the assembly, but also change the OS settings to suit you. Owners of mobile devices establish root rights in many ways, but not all of them are easy and safe. Are there any surefire ways to install root rights?

Methods for installing root rights for Android users

1. Using the .apk application on mobile device.
2. Using a computer program (you will need to connect to a personal computer).

How to get root rights for Android using a PC program

The next step is to connect your smartphone to your computer. You must enable this on your smartphone. USB debugging. Check the menu, and if it doesn’t appear, configure USB connections.

It is important! You cannot stop the program, restart your computer, or turn off your smartphone, even if you do not see the installation process. Rooting Android on computers of different capacities may not be the same, and sometimes the installation process can take quite a long time. Don't do anything, just wait for the rooting to finish.

Obtaining root rights using a program installed on the device

This program will not install as it should, because it was not downloaded from the Play Market. Android devices do not allow the use of other applications for security reasons. Therefore, you should allow the installation of the program by changing the settings of your smartphone.

In the activated application, select one of two programs (a magical hero is also included).

What you should know when rooting Android

Important note! When deleting programs, do not overdo it. If you do not know their purpose, it is better to leave them unchanged to avoid incorrect operation of the OS. And if you accidentally remove, for example, the camera or keyboard, it will cause related applications to not work properly. But deleting system files is fraught with dire consequences.

There are elements that affect the operation of many important applications. And if you suddenly want to delete the Android gallery because there is no need for it, you will not be able to use many useful programs. They either won't start or won't work as they should.

You have done the rooting correctly, now you can control your smartphone by making changes to settings and parameters. But any actions of a user with extended rights must be considered.

Root rights (Superuser Rights) – provide the owner of a device running on the Android operating system with the ability to perform any operations. That is, you get full control over the system, which allows you to run specialized applications that significantly expand the capabilities of your smartphone, edit and change system files, optimize the operation of your device, and also perform many other operations. The need to obtain root rights may arise due to the most various reasons. The instructions below will be relevant regardless of what exactly prompted you to obtain superuser rights.

Obtaining root rights can be done using special utilities that automate this process and make it accessible even to novice users. The complexity of the procedure for obtaining superuser rights largely depends on the device itself. On some models this process takes only a few minutes, while on others you need to tinker.

As part of this review, we will tell you how to get root rights on Android using special programs. We will look at the most common and convenient ways to get root. To complete this operation successfully, you just need to follow the instructions we have prepared. Before you start getting root, we strongly recommend that you study in more detail what superuser rights are and what risks they involve.

• Attention

The procedure for obtaining root rights is simple and if you strictly follow the instructions, no problems will arise, but if you decide to take such a step, you must understand that potential risks remain. An irresponsible attitude towards the procedure can turn your device into a “brick”.

Advantages and disadvantages of root rights

Before you get root rights on Android, you need to decide whether this procedure is really necessary. Superuser rights have not only advantages, but also disadvantages. In principle, if you get root and later find out that they are useless, there is nothing wrong with that. Root rights can be removed at any time. However, no one will compensate you for lost time, so it’s better to think about everything in advance. To make it easier for you to make a choice, we will list the main advantages and disadvantages of root.

Root rights allow:

• Remove standard pre-installed applications, built-in services and other junk that is protected from deletion by default;
• Edit system files and programs;
• Activate additional Android functions;
• Install modified firmware and mods;
• Optimize the operation of your device, increase battery performance, overclock the processor;
• Work with applications whose functionality is only available if you have root.

Disadvantages of root rights:

• The ability to receive over-the-air updates from the device manufacturer disappears;
• Having root deprives the owner of the device of the right to warranty service (you can remove root);
• You can delete files, the absence of which could negatively affect the operation of the system;
• There is always a risk of making critical errors, as a result of which the device may permanently fail without the possibility of recovery.

How to get root rights on Android: instructions

The difficulty of rooting a device depends on the specific model. Sometimes it is enough just to install a special utility and follow a few steps. In some cases you will have to tinker, for example, owners of HTC brand devices must first unlock Bootloander. The guide below will apply to most models. If you are unable to root after following the instructions below, try finding a guide to rooting your model.

Before you get root rights on Android, you should familiarize yourself with information about the types of superuser rights.

Types of root rights:

• Full Root— permanent rights that remove established restrictions.
• Shell Root– an analogue of the above type with identical capabilities, but without access to the system folder.
• Temporary Root– temporary Root access(valid until the device is rebooted).

Most often you need to get Full Root, which provides maximum capabilities. Be careful after rooting with these features. When deleting standard applications, you can delete a file, the absence of which will lead to problems with the system.

You can obtain superuser rights directly through the Android OS device itself or using a computer. In both cases, special utilities are used. As an example, let's look at the two most common programs.

Getting root rights using Framaroot

One of the most famous utilities for rooting devices running on Android OS is Framaroot. The program supports a huge number of different devices. Framaroot allows you to get root rights on your Android device in one click, without using a computer. The utility is easy to use and will not raise any questions even for novice users. To get root you do not need to use ADB commands, system flash files and other similar actions. Everything is extremely simple, fast and clear. True, the list of supported devices is limited, so the utility may be useless for you. In any case, you should start with Framaroot, and if unsuccessful, resort to using other programs.

To root using Framaroot, follow these steps:

1. Download latest version programs from the official website http://framaroot.ru/;
2. Install Framaroot from the downloaded apk file on your device (you must first allow the installation of applications from unknown sources in the Android security options);
3. If your device is supported by the program, the screen will prompt you to select an application to manage root rights and a method for obtaining superuser rights;
4. Select Superuser or SuperSU. Click on any exploit, for example Boromir. If all else fails, try another exploit;
5. If successful, a window will appear with a smiley face indicating successful rooting of the device. For the changes to take effect, you need to restart the device.

As you can see, the process of obtaining root using the Framaroot program is extremely simple and does not involve any difficulties. Main disadvantage The problem with this utility is that it does not support all devices. If you can't get superuser rights using Framaroot, try other options.

Getting root rights using Kingo Android Root

Unlike the Framaroot application, the Kingo Android Root program can be installed not only on Android, but also on a computer. As for the process of getting root, everything is also quick and simple. You can download the Kingo Android Root program from the official website of the developer www.kingoapp.com completely free of charge. You can install the program on Android or Windows. First, we recommend trying to get root through the application, and if that doesn’t work, root the device via PC.

To get root rights through the Android application, follow the link above, download and install the utility. After launching the application, start the rooting process by clicking on the corresponding button. Now all that remains is to wait for the process to complete and check whether your device managed to obtain superuser rights. To check whether you have root rights or not, install the Root Checker application from Google Play.

If for some reason the method described above does not work for you, try getting root using the computer version of the program.

To get root rights via Kingo Android Root, follow these steps:

• Enable USB debugging on your Android device(in the settings, go to the “About phone” item, then click on the “Build number” item several times until a message appears saying that you have become a developer. Go to “Settings” - “For developers” and check the “Debugging by USB");
• Connect your device to your computer via USB;
• The necessary drivers will begin to be installed automatically (an Internet connection is required);
• After installing the drivers, the “ROOT” button will appear. Click on it and the rooting process will begin;
• If the message Unlock Bootloader appears on your smartphone, you will need to select Yes using the volume buttons and briefly press the power button to confirm your choice;
• Once the rooting process is complete, a “Finish” button will appear.

Framaroot and Kingo Android Root programs support a huge number of devices. If you did not succeed in getting root for your model following the given instructions, try to find a suitable guide specifically for your device.

Android OS offers the user extensive customization options. At the same time, access to most functions is initially blocked and is opened only after granting root rights (superuser rights) on the Android device. Methods for obtaining root rights on an Android smartphone or tablet are described in detail in this article.

Root rights to Android OS

In Android OS, root is a privileged account, giving the owner complete control over the device. Having superuser rights allows you to remove the restrictions imposed by the manufacturer on the root folder, and allows you to perform all operations without exception.

The need to obtain root rights to the Android OS often arises due to advanced firmware customization. When you get tired of the standard design or want to try new, previously unavailable functions. Also for installing a new or updating the current OS, removing system programs or conveniently creating backup copies.

Advantages and disadvantages of obtaining root rights to the Android OS

Root rights to the Android OS allow you to remove restrictions and customize the system at your own discretion, which is a definite advantage. At the same time, excessive freedom of action often leads to undesirable consequences.

Main advantages:

1. Remove, move, and create backup copies of applications, including system-type programs.
2. Moving the game cache to a memory card. Relevant for devices with an internal storage capacity of 8/16 GB.
3. Setting up hidden graphic effects in games.
4. The ability to receive game currency for free using specialized utilities.
5. Access to hidden settings, fine-tuning sound, microphone sensitivity, etc.
6. Installation of custom firmware and kernels. Creating a full backup copy of the firmware or a specific partition.
7. Full control over the file system.
8. Change of visual design.
9. Setting the operating mode of the processor and graphics accelerator. Setting a fixed frequency value.
10. Setting up ad blocking in applications and games.

Main disadvantages:

1. Without a sufficient information base, the user is likely to disrupt the system, which will lead to: a factory reset, reinstallation of the firmware, or software damage.
2. Security is reduced because it is easier for malicious applications to gain full control of the device. It is easier for attackers to bypass owner-installed locks.
3. Obtained root rights to the Android OS is a significant reason for the manufacturer to refuse warranty service.
4. You cannot officially obtain an OS or security update as it will cause software damage to your device.
5. To obtain full root rights, an unlocked bootloader is required.
6. In the process of obtaining root rights, a failure is possible that can lead to a “brick” - an unbootable device.

How to get root rights on Android OS

Methods for obtaining superuser rights are conventionally divided into two types: without using a PC and using a PC. Let's consider each method separately, including the features and specifics of the installation.

Important! Starting from Android 5.0, obtaining superuser rights is only available using the TWRP method. For firmware versions 2.x-4.4.x, the “One-click” and “Using a PC” methods are also suitable. In this case, you should take into account: device support by the program, what version of the firmware or kernel the exploit runs on, and the preferred build of the application for rooting.

Getting root rights to Android without using a PC

The easiest way to grant superuser rights to the Android OS is through installing a special application. This method is called “obtaining root rights in one click.” This is explained by the lack of an algorithm of actions; it is enough to launch the program, press one button and wait until you receive superuser rights. The number of such applications has exceeded three dozen, prominent representatives: framaroot and towelroot.

At the same time, this method of obtaining root rights to the Android OS is highly undesirable. Since the principle of operation is to hack the system through available vulnerabilities. For this reason, most antivirus programs treat such applications as a virus. In addition, most of the creators of programs to obtain root rights in one click live in China. Therefore, for personal gain, they introduce Trojan viruses that penetrate deep into the system after receiving root rights and are inaccessible to detection. IN best case scenario the display of advertising will increase, in the worst case – regular debiting of money from the balance and theft of personal information.

It is also worth noting that in order to always have root rights, you must unlock the bootloader. Otherwise, the root is considered incomplete, where some functions will remain inaccessible. And a regular reboot, in most cases, will lead to the removal of root rights.

A safe way to root Android without a PC

A reliable and secure way to obtain root rights using a modified TWRP bootloader program. It is enough to download the preferred version of the application to regulate the provision of root rights to other programs, load into, and install.

Obtaining root rights to the Android OS using a computer

The method is similar to that described in the “root rights to Android in one click” method. Only a program, for example Kingo Android Root, is installed on a PC, not a smartphone, after which root rights are provided.

It is worth noting that this method of obtaining superuser rights is also undesirable due to inefficiency and low security. The process is often interrupted due to insufficient optimization for a specific device. There is still a high probability of introducing a hidden Trojan.

Instructions for obtaining root rights for Android in one click

Before downloading the application, you first need to clarify the appropriate type and version of the program. If possible, ask users who have used the application you have chosen to check for hidden viruses and additional installation conditions. As an example, consider an installation using the Framaroot program.

Algorithm of actions:

1. to a mobile device.
2. After launch, select the Superuser or SuperSU utility.
3. Select a name below famous character, the name of which hides the type of exploit.
4. After selecting a character, a window will appear with a successful receipt of root rights or an error. In the latter case, you need to change the type of exploit and try again, use a different application or version.
5. If successful, you should reboot the device and use it.

In most other applications, to obtain root rights, you often need to press only one button and wait for the operation to complete.

Instructions for a safe way to root an Android OS without using a PC

1. Download your preferred SuperSU app to your external SD card.
2. Launch TWRP mode, where you need to select “Install” or “Install” if the TWRP version is in English.
3. Specify the path for the downloaded SuperSU application and confirm the installation action.
4. At the end of the operation, clear Dalvik Cache and reboot. The flashed application will appear automatically in the list of all programs.

Instructions for granting root rights to the Android OS using a computer

After first making sure of the supported version and type of application, download and install the program on your PC. As an example, we will describe the instructions for Kingo Android Root. Other programs work on a similar principle.

Instructions:

1. We launch the program and connect the smartphone or tablet to the PC. To connect, use the original USB cable and ports on the motherboard.
2. Activate the debugging mode and check the box to install applications from unknown sources. These items are located in the “security” and “for developers” sections.
3. The Kingo Android Root program will download and install drivers, which requires an Internet connection.
4. After successful installation, click on the “root” button that appears.
5. We are waiting for the installation to complete. The smartphone or tablet will reboot automatically.

Root rights for Android 7.0, 7.1, 8.0

Android 7 introduced a mechanism for checking system integrity at boot for the first time. If the system partition is modified, either by the user or by malicious programs, the OS will not boot or will start in limited functionality mode. Therefore, the usual methods of obtaining superuser rights, starting from version 7.0, are not suitable. In this case, the algorithm of actions is preserved, only the installed files are changed.

SafetyNet will not allow you to use root rights freely. The program analyzes the activities of applications and compares them with original images. If applications or services are changed, the program will be blocked or deleted.

To obtain root rights to Android 7.0, 7.1 and 8.0, Magisk replaced SuperSU. The utility makes changes to the boot partition, so the system remains unchanged. This allows you to obtain root rights, as well as install system applications and modules. In addition, hide the presence of an unlocked bootloader and root for certain applications, including banking, which will allow you to correctly use payment services, as well as SafetyNet. Receive OTA updates to standard firmware without fear of turning the device into a “brick” - an unbootable device.

How to install Magisk

Important!

1. Installation is performed on a device with an unlocked bootloader, since the changes are written to the kernel.
2. Installation requires Android version 5 and higher.
3. A modified TWRP, CWM is required. The TWRP and CWM version for each model is individual.
4. The algorithm of actions presented below is for general concept, and the algorithm of actions and file types may differ when installing Magisk on other devices.

Algorithm of actions using the example of Motorola Moto Z:

1. Copy to Magisk phone memory. Since some Motorola models have an incorrect implementation of F2FS, you should additionally copy the f2fs loopback bug workaround module. For models from other manufacturers, unless specified in the instructions, there is no need to flash the module.
2. Boot your phone into fastboot mode.
3. Unlock the bootloader, and also flash TWRP 3.2.1-0-griffin, if you have not done so before.
4. Do backup copy BOOT section in TWRP. This action is mandatory!
5. In TWRP, open the Advanced section, and then Terminal, then write the commands one by one:
6. echo KEEPVERITY=true>>/data/.magisk
7. echo KEEPFORCEENCRYPT=true>>/data/.magisk
8. Flash “Magisk” and then “module” into TWRP one by one.

Important! If you have a third-party kernel - TurboZ, elementalX, you should not flash the module.

Disadvantages of Magisk

1. Some applications do not support root, which can only be fixed by the developers of such programs.
2. Installation on an adopted storage device, where an external flash card is connected to internal memory, is not supported.
3. Presence of problems without timely updating of components and shell.
4. Magisk is not supported by some firmware.

Conclusion

Obtaining root rights to the Android OS is best done using the TWRP method. This method will allow you to avoid unwanted infection with viruses, eliminate incomplete provision of root rights and the possibility of abnormal system loading.

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If, when using the phone or deleting a file, the following messages appear: “Confirm access to rights”, “Administrator rights are needed”, “Super user rights are needed”, “For correct operation you need to be root” and the like, this means that in the current settings of your Android there are restrictions on certain functions. For some, this doesn't seem right. After all, when we buy a phone, we all want to become its complete masters, to decide for ourselves which applications we need and which we don’t, what to download and what to delete. But there is another side to this too.

Android is a very versatile and flexible operating system, consisting of a huge number of files, providing correspondingly many possibilities for its use. Due to lack of experience, you may accidentally delete some important items, considering them simply useless. Thus, damaging it, which may lead to freezing or, even worse, failure of the entire gadget. That's why the developers came up with all these permissions and permissions for use, i.e. this is a kind of protection.

Root rights or super user rights are confirmation of access to carry out any actions in the Android system.

That is, root rights are rights that give you unlimited privileges with your device. If I may say so, you become a full-fledged equipment administrator. After receiving them, you can do whatever you want with Android. Remove system applications. Freeze them, turn them off completely, pause them. You will be able to remove a bunch of software that you do not need at all and was installed by developers for personal purposes (they are also called). These system processes are constantly running and load your device, one might say, by exactly half.

Often, when you choose a phone, you are told that the built-in memory is 4gb. And as often happens, when we see something we’ve dreamed about so much, we don’t even look at what’s in it and how it all works. We completely trust the sellers, and they sing beautiful songs to us about how this model has conquered the whole world. But when we already bought it and began to understand at least a little what was what, we see that of our 4gb memory, exactly half or even less remained. How did this happen, because you haven’t really installed anything yet, but there’s no memory left, and what will happen when you download your favorite and necessary programs, or start playing games on Android. Your system will begin to slow down or even worse freeze. The phone will constantly heat up as the processor is working at full capacity. And you will not be able to do anything, since you do not have privileges to manage your Android system, and for this you must become a root user, that is, a superuser.

As soon as you get root rights to Android, your entire guarantee simply disappears! This is usually stated in the warranty card. After this, if there is a software failure, you will not be able to contact a service center where they will repair it or replace it under warranty.

After I bought the last device, exactly one day later I installed root rights. If something happens, I can now flash the phone myself with the factory firmware and return it to its original state. After all, the good thing about the Android system is that even a not very knowledgeable user can operate it. Fortunately, there are a lot of programs for firmware on the Internet.

Somehow we've gone off topic. And so let’s get down to obtaining root rights on any device that supports the Android system.

Getting root rights

There are 2 methods for obtaining root rights.

1. Using a computer (you will need to connect your phone via cable)
2. Without a computer (simply installing the desired application).

Remember that there is no one the right way obtaining root rights. It all depends on the device model and Android version. Older versions (up to 4.0) are easier to root through a computer; on newer ones, you just need to install the desired application.

We will show how to obtain root rights using both examples. If you are the owner android versions 6.0+, then you can safely move on to the second method.

Getting root rights through a computer

To do this you need to download a special program. A lot of them - . Choose any one. The principle itself is not fundamentally different. We will show it using SuperOneClick as an example.

Preparation: latest version. You must have these programs on Windows - NET Framework 2.4 and higher and Java Platform. Without them we won't be able to do anything.

Drivers must also be installed; they usually come on a disk in the box with your device, but can be installed from the device when you first connect to the computer, or downloaded from the manufacturer’s website.

Be sure to disable the software that came with the device. These are applications that are needed to make working with your Android easier (ps suite and the like). Disabling this is not all, you must close the process; if the program hangs in the tray, then just click exit. If there is no program, look in the task manager and disable the process we need. Be careful! If you don’t know which processes are responsible for what, it’s better not to touch anything. Or look on the Internet how to turn off processes on your computer.

We get the rights:

1. Be sure to disconnect the memory card from our device, just take it out.
2. Disable all system protection on the computer (firewalls, firewalls, antiviruses)
3. Unpack the downloaded SuperOneClick archive onto the hard drive and go to the folder.
4. Turn on the device, go to the settings and check the USB debugging box (Settings - For Developer - USB Debugging)
5. Allow installation of applications not from the market (Settings - applications or security - unknown sources (check the box))

Connecting your phone to the computer

1. Again we go to the computer folder with the SuperOneClick.exe program. We launch it, make sure that psneuter is in the exploit selection list.
2. Click on the root button and wait. During the process you will be asked to install BusyBox - you must agree, because... is a set of UNIX command line utilities. If you did everything correctly, you will see this message: Your device (device name) is rooted.

Possible causes of failures:

The rooting process takes too long - we reboot, read the article carefully, try another application.

The program does not start - you did not disable the antivirus and it removed the necessary exploits that it sees as Trojans.

I can’t make root and that’s it - If I can’t make root, reboot the computer and phone again and try again.

If the process is stuck on the message “waiting for device”, then before connecting, uncheck the USB Debugging checkbox, and when the message waiting for device appears, check it back.

How to find out if I have received root rights: After working correctly in the offers menu, here is a new program SuperUser (SuperUser or SuperSU)

Getting root rights from your phone

On the one hand, it is the simplest. You just need to download the desired program and run it. It would seem that what is so difficult here? And the fact is that there is no one correct program for this. What works for Samsung will not work for Xiaomi. No full list programs: Root master, Baidu root, Poot, iRoot, etc. In our opinion, it would be best to familiarize yourself with several, and then install them for yourself. To do this, we will provide a whole playlist of video examples.

Removing root rights

If you nevertheless decide to remove them, for example, in case of a warranty claim at the store, then there are several ways:

1. Flash with factory firmware (as we wrote above)
2. Install a special application for this. You can easily find them by searching “Unroot”.
3. Launch SuperSu and do the following: go to the “SETTINGS” section, then find and select “COMPLETE ROOT REMOVAL” and reboot the device.

In conclusion, let us remind you: No program can guarantee 100% success in obtaining root rights. Any third-party interference in the system may harm the operation of your device. You perform all actions at your own peril and risk.

Did you manage to get root rights? We will be glad if you share your experience in the comments to the article.