How to Root Amazon Kindle Fire on the Latest 6.2.2 Firmware Version – Easy Tutorial
Android developers are always a step ahead than device manufacturers and on the similar lines just after Amazon pushed an all new update of 6.2.2 which kills the root access can now be again re rooted just by following a simple tutorial which we will be checking out in the due course of this article. All thanks to JCase of Rootzwiki who has come out with this workaround this time. The tool which we will be employing to root the Kindle Fire is called as the Burrito Tooting Tool. Please be informed that once the device is rooted, the warranty will be lost.
Disclaimer: Neither we, nor developer should be held responsible for any damage happened to your device in the process of following the instructions mentioned in this article. It’s very unlikely that there will be any issues but just in case if at all there are any issues then we are committed to help you in solving the same.
Quick & Essential Pre Requisites:
- Backup all your data present in your device memory by appropriate ways as there is a possibility that the data may get lost.
Notes – Backup in the mail so that you can then restore manually
Videos, Images, Videos & Files etc.– Copy to your computer,
- Ensure that the device is left with the minimum of 60% so as to ensure that the device doesn’t turn Off in the middle of firmware update.
- Enable the installation of applications from the path Settings > More > Device > Allow installation of Applications and tap on “ON”. So, that’s it you can now proceed to the procedure to root the Amazon Kindle Fire.
Assuming that you have gone through all the above mentioned instructions, you can now head to the next page where we have summed up detailed instructions on how to root your Kindle Fire on 6.2.2 Firmware.
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So this is the first tutorial for rooting the kindle fire that seems fairly easy… i’m going to try sometime soon! Thanks! I’ll let you know how it goes.
yes jenni, do let us know in the comments section just in case if there are any issues!
I get ‘adb’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file in the cmd screen
Is there a way I can change it back to manufature settings or is this permanent? I’m anxious to root it but nervous that is could cause damage. Please help and thank you.
Jenni,
I believe you are not in the directory where adb is and/or that path is not part of your global paths.
In the terminal, cd to the correct folder where the Android kit was installed to. Once there, adb should work.
That is to say, if you can type “dir” and see adb.exe then your should be good to go.