Root Android Devices Easily with RootME – Universal Root Toolkit

The reason why most of the advanced users buy Android smartphones is due to the fact that they can install custom ROMs and experience the best features in enhanced modes. Furthermore, some of the smartphones like that of Samsung and Xiaomi come with pre-installed custom ROMs with custom UI. When you get bored of those, you can go back to stock Android version easily. But the only complaint that most users make about custom ROMs is that before flashing a custom ROM, one needs to root their device. This rooting process differs for different smartphones and most of them are complicated. Fortunately, RootME is a great solution for them as it almost has a universal rooting method for most of the smartphones.

RootME is a PC based universal toolkit which works both on Windows and Linux. You should note that various smartphones come out every month and the latest ones might have different technologies and the universal rooting method may not work on them. Currently, it works on Samsung, LG and Lenovo devices. You must also be aware of the fact that rooting your device will void the warranty.

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Pre-Requirements

• Download and install ADB and Fastboot on your computer.

• Enable USB debugging on your smartphone from Settings>Developer Options> USB Debugging.
• Enable Unknown Sources on your smartphone from Settings>Security.
• Make sure you take a complete backup of device data.

Keep the battery charge to 60% to prevent accidental shutdown.

Disclaimer

TheDroidGuru will not be responsible for any damage that might occur on your smartphone while executing the following steps. So, proceed at your own risk.

Steps To Easily Root Your Android Device With RootMe

Step 1. Download RootME Zip file on your computer and extract it.

Step 2. The extract folder name will be RootMe-master. Inside it, you will find the RootME folder. Inside that, you will find two subfolders Root and UnRoot. When you want to root your device, you need to go inside Root folder and when you want to unroot your device, you have to enter Unroot folder.

This Step Is For Windows Users

Step 3. Connect your device to your computer and enter inside Root folder and then double click on runme.bat file. It will initiate the rooting process.

This Step Is For Linux Users

Step 3. Connect your device to your computer running on Linux. Launch Terminal Window and type the following and execute. This will initiate the rooting process.

chmod +x /home/yourusername/Desktop/RootME-master/RootME/Root/runme.sh

Make sure you extract the ZIP file on the desktop and replace ‘username’ with your corresponding username on your OS.

After rooting your device, you can install any custom ROM on your smartphone.