How To Root Evercoss One X (Android One) And Install TWRP Recovery

    In this post will use SuperSU made by Chainfire to gain root access on Android devices. Not only SuperSU can do Rooting against the Android Devices, but still much more to do, such as RootGenius, iRoot, KingRoot, MobileGo, Kingoroot, One Click Root, and SRSRoot, these tools are designed to perform several functions such as rooting, flash ROM, flash Kernel, Remove Ads in Apps, Booster Device, Uninstall Preinstalled Apps, Remove bloatware, Unlock Screen, Download ROM and others.

    Some Tools at the top will require a PC to a place they walk, if you do not have a PC, you can do Rooting on your Android device without a PC, an application that you can use for rooting Without PC is KingRoot Mobile, 360Root Mobile, iRoot Mobile, RootGenius Mobile, Key Master Root, Kingoroot Mobile, TowelRoot, and FramaRoot.

All right, go straight to the point, namely Root Evercoss One X (Android One) Android Device using SuperSU, follow the steps as below:

Preparation:

• Your smartphone must have at least 30-50 percent of the battery to make the process of rooting your device Evercoss One X (Android One).
• Follow the instructions step-by-step to Unlock Bootloader Evercoss One X (Android One).
• Download and install  Android One USB Driver on your computer. (Ignore, if you have already done so)
• Download UPDATE-SuperSU.zip and move to SDCard memory smartphone Evercoss One X (Android One) (place it outside any folder).
• Download and install 15 Seconds ADB Installer on your computer.
• Download TWRP recovery Evercoss One X (Android One) on your computer and rename it to "recovery". 
• Enable USB Debugging Mode and OEM Unlock the Evercoss One X (Android One).

Flashing TWRP Recovery:

• Now, move the files TWRP Recovery Evercoss One X (Android One) to 15 Second ADB Installer folder (C:\adb).

• Now, connect your device Evercoss One X (Android One) to your computer using a USB cable.

• In 15 Seconds ADB Installer folder, press "Shift + right click" and select "Open Command Window Here"

• Once the Command Prompt window appears, then give the following command: adb devices

(The above command helps you to determine the list of devices attached to the computer)

• If you see a list of devices, now issue the command: adb reboot bootloader

(The above command enables you to boot into Bootloader / Fastboot mode on the device)

• If you need to issue the command: fastboot devices to check whether the device Evercoss One X (Android One) mode is turned Bootloader / Fastboot
• Once the device Evercoss One X (Android One) you get into the mode Bootloader / Fastboot, now issue the command: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

(The above command enables you to install TWRP recovery on your Evercoss One X (Android One))

• You will see some process on the screen.
• Now type command: fastboot boot recovery.img in command prompt it will reboot your phone into recovery mode. Now you successfully installed custom recovery on Android One.

Flashing the Root Package:

• After you have successfully installed TWRP Recovery on your device Evercoss One X (Android One). Now Power Off your device Evercoss One X (Android One).
• Now, you need to boot to the ADB mode. To boot into adb mode, the Evercoss One X (Android One) you press and hold the Volume Down and Power button and release the Power button but still hold the Volume Down button until the ADB mode seen on the screen.
• Once the device Evercoss One X (Android One) you boot to the ADB mode. Now select Recovery (use the Volume Down key to scroll and Volume Up to select).
• Once you boot into TWRP recovery mode, Press on Install and select the package SuperSU.zip who have moved to SDCard device Evercoss One X (Android One).

• Now, reboot your device from the TWRP recovery.

• After restart your device, you will see an SuperSU icon in the application menu . Which confirms that you have successfully rooted your device Evercoss One X (Android One).

Optional: You can also verify that the device Evercoss One X (Android One) You have successfully rooted or not using the Root Checker app.

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