5 Ways to Root Android Smartphone All Models Without PC

Using the application for rooting purposes is very easy where you only need to install it on your Android phone and then run the root Android application. That way you can root without a PC or any other device help.

Of course, you Android users at least have heard of the term Root either from friends, blogs or other info. Root is access rights to the system, where you can modify android system files that are embedded in your Android.

To get access to the system there are many methods that you can try to apply and the easiest one is by using Root tool applications such as Kingroot, 360Root, Framaroot, Kingoroot and others.

On this occasion, Sukakepo shares the 4 latest methods of how to root Android phones without a PC quickly, safely and easily using only a few applications.

How to Unlock Root Access on Android Without Using a PC

Well here I will give a tutorial on how to root Android using an application so you don't need to use a PC, but first you should understand the meaning of root and the advantages and risks that will result first.

Root is access to the android system where we will have full access so that we can delete, add, reduce the contents of the Android system on the cellphone and do other things or in other words the user has unlimited access to his android device.

For those of you Android users, you can try the five easiest methods of rooting without a computer below.

1. How to Root With KingoRoot

This KingoRoot application usually uses bugs found on your Android smartphone or tablet. And this application is the most popular and has a high success rate. This KingoRoot application can root Android 2.1 Eclair to Lollipop.

For those who don't know how, here's the procedure for how to root an Android phone without a PC via KingoRoot.

1. Download and then install the KingoRoot APK application.

2. Open the Kingoroot application.

3. Choose One Click Root

4. Wait for it to finish marked with the words ROOT SUCCEEDED

5. That means you have successfully rooted your Android phone.

2. How to Root via Kingroot

Kingroot was developed by the KingStudio developer of which there are two versions, namely the Mobile and PC versions. The PC version is used if indeed using the mobile version does not work as well as opening root access on your Android.

Here I will guide you on how to root Android phones using the Kingroot application.

1. Download and Install the latest version of the Kingroot application.

2. After that activate the Unknown Source option.

3. Once installed, open Kingroot.

4. First this application will first check whether it can be rooted or not.

5. If the Try button appears, it means there is a possibility that it can be rooted.

6. The rooting process takes a few minutes depending on the internet speed you are using.

7. If successful you will see the words "Root successful".

3. How to Root Using Magisk

Compared to the two ways of rooting above, Magisk is still relatively new, even though it is the most popular root tool for now because it has many features.

Here are the steps on how to root your cellphone via Magisk.

1. Download the latest version of the Magisk Manager file.

2. After that, enter TWRP mode.

3. Select Install and select the Magisk file that you downloaded earlier.

4. The next step is Swipe To Confirm Flash.

5. After the process is complete, select Reboot to System.

6. Wait until the reboot process is complete.

7. After that, open the Magisk Manager application.

8. If there is a green check mark, you have successfully gained root access.

4. How to Root Through 360Root

This application does not support English and Indonesian but has a high success rate. As for the method, it's a little tricky. For a complete tutorial on how to root without a PC using the 360root application, follow the step by step below.

1. Get the latest version and download of 360Root.

2. Once downloaded, install 360 Root.

3. Select Settings then enable Unknown Sources.

4. Now try to install again.

5. Open 360Root then click ROOT.

6. Please wait for root progress to 100% (internet connection must be active and stable).

4. How to Root Using Framaroot

This application is suitable if you are still using a cellphone or tablet based on Android ICS 4.0 and below. For a complete guide on how to root an Android phone via framaroot, see below.

Search for the Framaroot application on Google then install it on your cellphone.
Then make sure to enable “Unknown sources” in the Settings – Security menu.
Once installed run Framaroot and select "SuperSU"
Then at the bottom click "Boromir"
If successful, a notification will appear stating “Success…Superuser and Su binary installed. You have to reboot your device“
And finally restart your Android.
After entering the homepage, check whether the SuperSU application is installed on your Android phone.

5. How to Root via iRoot Application

The iRoot app is very easy to use and you don't need to use a PC. In addition, it is relatively small in size and looks very simple, making it easier for ordinary users to run this application to open root access. Please follow the steps on how to root an Android phone via iRoot carefully so that the rooting process can be successful.

First download the iRoot application on Google. After that, please enable the Unknown Sources option in Android Settings. To do this, go to Settings > Security > and check the Unknown Sources option.

Now install the iRoot file manually via File Manager. When the installation process is complete, open the iRoot Application. And then click the Root button. Wait a few minutes until the message appears successfully rooted.

How to Overcome Root Fail

If you fail during the installation process or while rooting, some of the tips below might be a solution.

If the application is not installed, you must first turn off the internet after it is successfully installed and then reactivate the internet.
Sometimes when the process of rooting your cellphone suddenly reboots / dies, then turn it on again then run kingroot again.
If it still doesn't work, try doing 2-3 more times and make sure the internet connection is fast and stable.
Try enabling Developer Options, USB Debugging and OEM Unlock first.

Root Can Cancel Garage

The Root tool application as I mentioned above is quite easy to use, in just a few steps your Android smartphone or tablet is successfully rooted. But not all Android devices can be rooted this way.

Basically, the manufacturers of Android devices do not allow us to access the system that runs on the smartphones and tablets they make because it is wrong to modify the system can cause your device to malfunction.

And this is the reason they refuse warranty claims even though the damage was not caused by modifying the system.

Well, that's 3 ways to root Android Jellybean, Kitkat and Lollipop 5.0/5.1 cellphones without a PC. Hopefully what SukaKepo shared above can be useful.