How to Root Sony Xperia J, Z, Z1 and Z Ultra

About Sony Xperia Z

The Sony Xperia Z is a rectangular slab that marks a departure from Sony's 2012 design. The design is "Omni-Balance", according to Sony, which is focused on creating balance and symmetry in all directions. Xperia Z has subtly rounded edges and smooth, reflective surfaces on all sides, which are held together by a skeleton frame made from glass fibre polyamide. The phone features tempered glass covered by shatterproof film on front and back. The Aluminum power button is placed on the right side of the device. The location is said to make one-hand operation easier. The metallic look and positioning of the power button is inspired by luxury watch crown design. The phone is available in three colours; black, white and purple.


For Rooting Sony Xperia , You Will Need :
1. PC/Laptop Running Windows 7/8.
2. Sony Xperia with atleast 50% battery charge left.
3. Download the Rooting Tool

4. Sony USB Drivers

Disclaimer : ROOTING VOIDS WARRANTY! Also, We are not responsible for any damage caused to the device! Make sure you backup everything like your contacts,Apps and everything that is important.


INSTRUCTIONS : 
1) Enable USB debugging [/Settings/Developer options] - To enable Developer options you need to go on /Settings/About phone/ and tap your 'Build number' 8 times... 

2) Download your device drivers, then install them.... and then 

3) Download VRoot 

4) Install VRoot 

5) Your phone needs to be turned on and your lock screen unlocked... 

6) Click the green button on the bottom right corner of the vRoot application 

 

  7) Now, your phone will restart by itself. (repeat the steps again if this does not work) 

8) Unplug your phone from the USB, and check to see if the Chinese version of superSU is installed. (it will look like a blue shield) 

9) Then go to the playstore, and download superSU/ superuser. Open superSU/ superuser. 

10) Allow binary update, and then plug your device back into your laptop, and open vRoot. 

11) Click the white button (unroot) and wait for your device to reboot 

12) Click on superSU/ superuser (which ever you downloaded) and allow binary update (again!), then go into the superSU/ superuser settings and select 'install to system' 

13) restart your device.... done! Now your device is rooted.