How to Root the HTC Thunderbolt
Back up all personal data on your HTC Thunderbolt to Google’s servers, your computer, or to a third-party cloud storage service of your choice., Navigate to Kingo’s website on your computer at http://www.kingoapp.com/android-root/download.htm...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Back up all personal data on your HTC Thunderbolt to Google’s servers
Rooting your device will wipe any personal data stored to the phone’s memory. -
Step 2: your computer
Kingo is the rooting software required to root your Thunderbolt. ,,,,, If updated HTC drivers aren’t already installed on your computer, the Kingo app will automatically search for and install the latest drivers. , The rooting process will begin, and your Thunderbolt will reboot several times throughout the procedure. , When rooting is complete, Kingo will display the “Finish” button. ,, Your device will now be rooted. -
Step 3: or to a third-party cloud storage service of your choice.
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Step 4: Navigate to Kingo’s website on your computer at http://www.kingoapp.com/android-root/download.htm.
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Step 5: Select the option to save the Kingo .exe file to your desktop
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Step 6: then double-click on the file to launch the installation wizard.
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Step 7: Follow the on-screen prompts to install the software on your computer
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Step 8: then click on “Kingo Android Root” to launch the program.
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Step 9: Tap on Menu and select “Settings” on your HTC Thunderbolt.
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Step 10: Tap on “Developer’s options
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Step 11: ” then place a checkmark next to “USB debugging.”
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Step 12: Connect the HTC Thunderbolt to your computer using a USB cable.
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Step 13: Click on “Root” in the Kingo app.
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Step 14: Wait for Kingo to complete the rooting process.
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Step 15: Click on “Finish.” The Thunderbolt will reboot one last time.
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Step 16: Disconnect the Thunderbolt from your computer
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Step 17: and verify that “SuperSU” is listed in the app tray.
Detailed Guide
Rooting your device will wipe any personal data stored to the phone’s memory.
Kingo is the rooting software required to root your Thunderbolt. ,,,,, If updated HTC drivers aren’t already installed on your computer, the Kingo app will automatically search for and install the latest drivers. , The rooting process will begin, and your Thunderbolt will reboot several times throughout the procedure. , When rooting is complete, Kingo will display the “Finish” button. ,, Your device will now be rooted.
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