How to Rooting The One Click HTC One X
How to Rooting The One Click HTC One X
There is now a permanent rooting solution for the HTC One X on AT&T and Rogers. The one-click rooting process is super simple and only takes six steps to complete! If you haven’t considered rooting your Android phone before, this easy process and countless benefits may change your mind.
Download and install the HTC mobile phone drivers. [Windows]
Download the root.zip file.
Extract root.zip into a directory on your computer.
Plug your HTC One X into your computer via USB. Recommended: Plug your device’s USB cable into the back of your computer if you’re using a desktop PC.
Enable USB Debugging on your HTC One X. Settings >> Developer Options >>USB debugging (checked)
Double click root.bat/root-linux.sh/root-mac.sh to run the script.
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Congratulations! Your device will reboot a number of times and then you will have full root access.
Rooting the One X and One S require unlocking the bootloader with HTC's official method, then flashing a custom recovery and then gaining root access. However, Hasoon2000's toolkit puts all the tools you need into one, simple Windows app that guides you through the process nicely. Android Authority has a great how to guide for both the One X and the One S (each requires their own slightly modified version of the tool), so just read through those and you should be good to go.
The device is really some piece of work! If I were to describe the phone in one statement, I would say that the phone is a beauty in looks and a beast in performance. With 1.5 GHz quad core processor and 1 GB of RAM, its equivalent to the processing power of the laptop I had a year back.
Rooting the HTC One X gives you write access to system files which are usually locked down and opens up some interesting possibilities.
Responding to the demands of customers, HTC now officially allows rooting, providing its own tools which unlock the handset to make it open to development. This makes it easier and safer than rooting older models like the HTC Desire. Despite the number of steps it's quite straightforward.
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