To obtain “root” rights on an Android smartphone or tablet, it is sometimes very difficult. But there is also KingRoot…

Often one of the first steps to take for those who would like to modify their terminal in depth, rooting is not always an easy step. Fortunately for the less resourceful among us (and the most lazy), there are so-called “one-click” tools that allow you to obtain all the rights to your smartphone/tablet effortlessly. This is the case, for example, of KingRoot, a turnkey solution from China capable of rooting almost any device whose software version is between Android 2.2 and 5.1, including the most recent ones such as the Galaxy S6, to believe the words of its creator.

Remember that rooting your smartphone or tablet renders its warranty void in some cases. Any manipulation is therefore to be carried out at your own risk.

How to proceed ?

The first step is to allow the installation of apps from unknown sources in the “security” section of the device settings. Once this option is checked, it is then possible to download and install the KingRoot 4.1 APK file available on the appropriate topic of the XDA forum (following the link “Click here to download KingRoot 4.1”).

Once the application is installed, all you have to do is launch it and click on the “Start Root” button. A rating system out of 3 in the form of stars immediately indicates the chances of success of the attempt. After a few minutes, or even just a few seconds, a message will tell you whether the root has been done correctly or not, opening you up, in 60% of cases according to the developers of this tool, the way to customization, deletion of applications pre-installed and many other possibilities.

Finally, the most skeptical who want to have confirmation of the smooth running of their manipulation can always download Root Checker from the Play Store which will check if the device is rooted or not.

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