If you answered yes to any of these questions, then continue reading to find out how to root Kindle Fire. Using this guide, you”ll be able to root your Kindle Fire through your PC in just several minutes and install apps like the Google Play Store on your Kindle Fire.
Why Root The Kindle Fire?
Prerequisites
This guide focuses on rooting only the first generation Kindle Fire device so make sure that you don’t use it to root the Kindle Fire HD or HDX. Using the method mentioned below will brick the second generation Kindle Fire devices. Also, make sure that you backup all your important information and files on your PC before proceeding with the root process. It is recommended that you charge your device at least 50% before starting with the rooting process.
Kindle Fire Utility
Coming from the XDA Forums, Kindle Fire Utility is possibly the most effective and reliable way to root your Kindle Fire without bricking it. The tool doesn’t only feature a simple interface for rooting the device, but it also features several additional functions after rooting the device, including installing the Google Play Store app and a custom launcher. Aside from that, the app also has an option for automatically installing TWRP and CWM recoveries for installing custom ROMs and mods on your device. Also, you’ll get the option for unlocking or locking your device’s wallpaper.
Step 1
Go to the Settings menu, tap on Device and enable the Allow Installation of Applications option.
Step 2
Download the Kindle Fire Utility zip package and extract the folder on your PC.
Step 3
Double click on the install_drivers file from the extracted folder.
Step 4
Click on the Next button to start the driver installation process and you’ll get a Congratulations message once the process is complete. Click on the Finish button.
Step 5
Connect your Kindle Fire to your PC using a micro USB cable and wait for your PC to recognize your device.
Step 6
Open the Run file from the folder that you extracted earlier and click on the Run button if you get any security popup message. A command prompt window should now appear.
Step 7
Make sure that the ADB Status is Online. If it says Offline, then either reconnect your device or rerun the app on your PC.
Step 8
Type 2 and press the Enter key. If you see the Install Permanent Root with Superuser option at any other number, type in that number instead of 2.
Step 9
Step 10
In order to use additional features, type 6 and press Enter to enter the Extras menu.
Step 11
Select the number of your desired function. For instance, if you want to install the Google Play Store, type 2 and press Enter. That’s it! After rebooting your Kindle Fire, you’ll have a new launcher and the Google Play Store installed on your device.
Conclusion
