It is recommended that you charge your device at least 50% before starting with the rooting process.Īmazon’s Kindle Fire is a great tablet that does a pretty good job at letting Amazon users watch movies/TV shows and enjoy e-books on an IPS display. Also, make sure that you backup all your important information and files on your PC before proceeding with the root process. Using the method mentioned below will brick the second generation Kindle Fire devices. 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. You’ll be able to use your Google account without any problems and sync data between your Kindle Fire and your Google account.You’ll be able to create Nandroid backups through custom recoveries like you can on all Android devices.
You’ll be able to install third party ROMs and mods on your Kindle Fire.Your Kindle Fire will feel a lot faster as most of Amazon’s bloatware will be removed.You’ll be able to install Android apps like the Google Play Store for downloading third party apps.You’ll get an Android user interface like other Android devices.While rooting regular Android devices can give users a lot more features, rooting the Amazon Kindle Fire will not only give you all the basic rooting benefits, but you’ll also be able to use the device as a regular Android tablet. a number of developers have released a theme which works with ADW Launcher to change the look of the home screen.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. Once you’ve downloaded it, you might want to look at the optional alternate themes. It might be better to download that app store’s client app before trying to get the ADW Launcher app, though you can use the second link at the bottom of the post to download the apk install file instead. You can find the app in the 1Mobile app store.
This version of the app will work on the KFHD, and it can be downloaded to your KFHD or to your PC and then transferred via a USB cable. I’ve just come across a new version of ADW Launcher, the popular free home screen app. When Amazon launched the Kindle Fire HD last fall they made sure that you couldn’t escape their showroom/billboard, and one of the tricks they pulled was blocking any competing apps that would protect you from Amazon’s adverts.įor example, none of the home screen apps I tried to install last Fall were able to run on the Kindle Fire HD, even though they were properly installed.īut today that changes.
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