How To Root Your Android Device With Z4Root

Rooting will grant you superuser access to the system and will allow you to do things that you might have otherwise been restricted. Z4Root is a powerful application that allows to root different Android devices in one easy way only with one click method.

Android Devices compatible with the option for a permanent root:

Samsung Galaxy S (All variants), Sony X10, Motorola Defy, Xperia Mini, Droid 2, Galaxy Tab, Galaxy I5700, Hero, G1, Galaxy 3 I5800, Droid X, Samsung Acclaim, Cricket Huawei Ascend, Motorola Cliq, Huawei 8120, Optimus T, Droid 1, Garmin Asus, Backflip, A50,  LG Ally, Motorola Flipside, Motorola Milestone 2, Dell streak, X10 Mini Pro,Smartq v7 android 2.1

Android Devices incompatible with the option for a permanent root:

HTC Desire (requires nand unlock), HTC Desire HD (requires nand unlock), HTC Magic (unknown), HTC Evo (requires nand unlock), HTC G2 (requires nand unlock), Archos 70 (unknown), myTouch 3G (unknown), Wildfire, Droid Incredible.

Z4root Installation progress:

• First download Z4root from here and save it in your computer.
• Connect your device with your computer using the original USB cable.
• Transfer (copy and paste) the downloaded .apk file in your Android’s Device SD card.
• Enable the USB debugging option from the next path: Settings-> Applications and there check “Unknown sources”. Also, in Settings-> Applications-> Development and there check the USB debugging option.
• Now with one file manager like Astro / Xplore file manager find the downloaded z4root.apkfile and install it.
• Now, when the installation is done run the Z4root application directly in your Android device. When the application is opened you will see two options: 1. Temporary Root and 2. Permanent Root.
• Choose which option you want from the app main menu and your device will take a reboot.
• Now when you want to install applications that require the root access you can give the root permission & Enjoy…