Root a Range of Android Devices in Just One Click with this Universal Root Tool

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Who could have foreseen that a non-Nexus device will be fortunate enough to receive the Android 4.4 KitKat update just after 20 days of its very release. This is the first incident of its kind in the history of Android. The news of Verizon Moto X getting the latest version of Android a few days back was certainly not welcomed by many Nexus 4 users who considered it their right to get the privilege before any other device. The KitKat update for the Verizon Moto X was shortly followed by the AT&T and T-Mobile variants. Well, the KitKat update for the phone was really surprising as nobody expected it to hit the scene so soon. However, keeping in mind the very fact that Motorola is now a Google owned company, things do not look that queer. Anyway, we all love to have a new software update but as we receive it, the the fear of losing root keeps hovering our mind. Once a person has tasted the joy of owning a rooted phone or tablet, cannot live a single day happily with a non-rooted device. If you have the Verizon or AT&T variant of Moto X and you have lost your root by accepting the KitKat OTA, you must be looking for a way to re-root your phone. So here we are again with another rooting tutorial for the Moto X on Android 4.4 (KitKat) stock firmware. As it has been 2 times in the past, the new root method also comes from the same well-known developer Jcase who has released SlapMyMoto. The developer had released a similarly sounding rooting tool for the Moto X called RockMyMoto after the last camera update. Warning! Please note that Jcase’s new root method is still in BETA stage and being rather convoluted than his previous methods, might be way hard to follow for basic users. As you know, the more difficult a method, the more risk it involves. You are, therefore, warned not to proceed with the procedure described below unless you are ready to face the consequences. In case you end up with a phone that does not boot normally, please install the Android 4.2.2 stock firmware back. If you do not know how to install official firmware on Moto X using RSD Lite, head over to our step-by-step tutorial which you can find here. And if you are able to achieve root access on your Moto X using SlapMyMoto method, please make sure not to accept any OTA update from your carrier, otherwise you’ll lose root. So, if you are ready to follow Jcase’s instructions, visit the XDA thread by clicking this link

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Android is an awesome platform for mobile devices. And if you are enthusiastic about your Android phone or tablet and always keep looking for new things to optimize and tweak and new way to customize your device, root access is the best thing that you can have on it. A Linux based operating system as it is, Android unlock its full potential only when you have gained root privilege on it.

Rooting also lets you enable various features on your device that else lay hidden due to certain limitations and security reasons. It is rooting that allow you to access the things that lay behind a curtain for normal users. If you have a rooted device, you can easily flash a custom recovery like ClockworkMod or TWRP and thus enjoy beautiful custom ROMs and useful mods.

If rooting Android devices is so advantageous, how come that many people do not tend to get involved with such activities? Well, there are mainly two reasons that make them refrain from such things:

Voiding the warranty of device
The fear of bricking the device

As for the warranty loss issue, there is nothing that can be done about it. It’s true that the procedure of rooting might put your device in risk and, in rare cases, might soft-brick the device but if you are careful while following the rooting steps, nothing wrong would happen. In case your device is soft-bricked, there are so many ways to recover it to normal state.

Having said all this, rooting has unlimited advantages and if you just ignore the warranty part, it is just as necessary a thing as your Android device itself! At DroidViews, we often share different root tools for a number of Android phones and tablet devices. Many of them proclaim themselves to be one-click root toolkit.

Most of such tools might be working successfully but they are definitely not one-click rooting solution in the true sense of the word. The root toolkit that we are going to share with you today is an one-click utility (in the true sense of the word) for hundreds of Android devices from some popular brands like Samsung, HTC, LG, Motorola, Google, Huawei and several others.


Also See: Framaroot for Android Devices!

In case KingoApp does not work for you, also try FramaRoot app that can roots hundreds of Android smartphones and tablets very easily: CLICK HERE


Compatible Devices:

The KingoApp Root Tool for Windows is a like a treat to use because it has a clean interface and a very easy way to gain root on Android devices with less risk that any other tool. Here is the list of devices that have been successfully rooted with Kingo App Tool:
Samsung Devices:

Samsung Galaxy S
Samsung Galaxy S2
Samsung Galaxy S2 (AT&T)
Samsung Galaxy S3
Verizon Galaxy S3
Samsung Galaxy S4
Samsung Galaxy Note
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Samsung Galaxy Mega (International and US variants)
Samsung Galaxy Grand
Samsung Galaxy Ace
Samsung Galaxy Ace 2
Samsung Galaxy S Advance
Samsung Galaxy Captivate SGH-I879
Many other mid range devices

HTC Devices:

HTC One
HTC One X
HTC One V
HTC One S
HTC Wildfire
HTC Wildfire S
HTC Sensation
HTC Thunderbolt
HTC Rezound
HTC Magic
HTC Hero
HTC Legend
HTC Incredible
HTC Evo 4G
HTC Desire
HTC Desire HD
HTC Dream

LG Devices:

LG G2 (All variants)
LG Optimus Black
LG Optimus 2X
LG Optimus One
LG Optimus 3D
LG Optimus G2X
LG Optimus LTE
LG Optimus Pro
LG Optimus L3
LG Optimus Sol
LG Optimus Hub

Google Nexus Devices:

Nexus 4
Galaxy Nexus (GSM)
Nexus S
Nexus One

Sony Xperia Devices:

Sony Xperia Z Ultra
Sony Xperia ZL
Xperia Z
Sony Xperia E
Sony Xperia P
Sony Xperia TX
Sony Xperia Neo
Sony Xperia Arc
Sony Xperia Arc S
Sony Xperia Acro S

Motorola Devices:

Motorola Defy Me 525
Motorola Defy Me 525+

Huawei Devices:

Huawei A199
Huawei C8650
Huawei C8810
Huawei C8812
Huawei Huawei C8813
Huawei C8815
Many other models

Lenovo Devices:

Lenovo A60
Lenovo A60+
Lenovo A390
Lenovo A630
Lenovo A690
Lenovo A706
Lenovo A800
Lenovo A810
Lenovo A820
Lenovo A850
and K, P and S series

Micromax Devices:

Micromax A25
Micromax A50
Micromax A90
Micromax Ninja
Micromax Viva
Micromax Canvas
and other devices

Acer Devices:

Acer Iconia
Acer Iconia Tab
Acer Liquid series

Besides, KingoApp tool can also root almost all devices from Alcatel and other not so known brands.
Using KingoApp One-Click Root Tool:

Using KingoApp root tool is very easy and does not require any guide or instructions. You can simply download the latest version of the tool from below and install the tool to root supported Android devices in a simple click pretty easily. The tool is even capable of downloading appropriate USB Drivers for your device if it does not find it on your Windows PC.

Install the tool on your computer
Enable USB Debugging on your phone. You can find this option under Settings> Developer options. If your phone has an Android 4.2 or 4.3 based firmware, see this guide to enable Developer options.
Connect device to computer via USB.
When the tool detects your phone, you’ll see a ROOT button. Just click it and wait for some time till your phone is successfully rooted.

Download KingoApp Root Tool:

Download the latest version of the tool by clicking here.
Screenshots:



Warning!

Please note that after rooting or even using this tool, you’ll see an app with Chinese name in your phone’s app drawer. Do not forget to delete that app immediately as soon as your discover it.