Rooting your phone gives you admin access or control to your device. Rooting is simply the process of gaining full or admin control, thus allowing ‘root access’ or ‘superuser’ permissions. Once your device is rooted, you have complete control of the device. There are many ways to root your phone and the following is one of the simplest ways to do it--the so called "Super-One-Click-Method". This only works on a PC. If you're using a Mac and want to learn more, you can check out Talk Android's Complete Guide to Rooting.

• 1. Download and Install USB Drivers

  It is very essential for you to have the USB drivers of your phone installed on the PC. If the drivers are not installed, then you’ll find them on the CD that you get with your device or you can find them on xda-developers site.

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• 2. Download Super One Click

  SuperOneclick is the application that you’ll need on your PC to root your Android device. It's already pre-programmed to save you a ton of procedures. All you have to do is go to the site and download the file. Save it where you can easily find it. To download SuperOneclick CLICK HERE

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• 3. Activate USB debugging on your device.

  After you’ve downloaded the phone drivers and SuperOneclick, you just need to follow a few simple steps mentioned below. Connect your Android phone to the PC. Then on the phone, go to Settings > Applications > Development>. Put a check mark on “USB debugging”.

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• 4. Run Super One Click

  Now open “Superoneclick.exe” file in the SuperOneclick zip folder, you’ll get a screen like the one on the right. On the top-left side you’ll see a tab named “Root”, which you should click and then a series of automatic steps would follow up in the superoneclick screen. After a while a message will flash on the desktop stating that your device has been rooted!

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