Root Any Android Device Using Unlock Root

Root Any Android Device Using Unlock Root

Unlock Root Tools is a android root tool.Support the Android 2.1,2.2 and 2.3,Easy way to get root access Permissions！

Unlock Root Tools Working on the following devices:
HTC Sensation    
Galaxy Nexus (i9250)    
LG Optimus 3D (P920)
HTC Wildfire S    
Galaxy Note (I9220)    
LG Optimus 2x
HTC Desire S    
Galaxy S II (I9100)    
LG Optimus LET    
HTC Incredible S    
Galaxy S (I9000)    
LG Optimus Black

more devices go here...

Step by step Here guys

1.Download the Unlock Root software. Get it straight from the developer’s website.
2.Enable USB Debugging mode on your device. You can do this by going to Settings > Applications > Development on your device.
3.Connect your device to your PC using a USB cable.
4.Run “UnlockRoot.exe”. Wait for your handset to be automatically detected.
5.Choose your device from the list of autodetected devices.
6.Click the Root button to start the rooting process.
7.Wait for it to complete the installation, after which you’ll be greeted with a message saying your device has been successfully rooted.
8.After the rooting process, simply reboot your device for the changes to take effect.
Source

Note：install your device's driver on your pc 1st

Download software Here
Unlock Root Tools
Version：v2.3.1
Size：9MB
Date：04/01/2012
OS: WinXP/Vista/WIN7

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Benefits and dangers of rooting

Benefits and dangers of rooting

What is Root ?

Rooting makes you a "super user" so to say, in that you can install custom Android OS ROMs, which can be helpful when your phone's manufacturer/provider decides that your phone will no longer receive firmware/software updates

Good 

Rooting can also give you the ability to remove bloatware/unwanted applications that came pre-installed on your phone from your carrier or phone manufacturer, overclock your phone's processor for faster performance, and take screenshots of your phone, as well as many other valuable abilities.

Danger

When a phone is ruined during the rooting process, it is usually as useless as a brick or paperweight, thus the term "bricking your phone."

As far as I know, not every phone has been rooted, and even if a phone has been rooted, the rooting method may not have been released, or may be fairly complicated to accomplish.

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