The Russian smartphone manufacturer DexP has especially known for its entry-level budget category Android smartphones. Most of the DexP smartphones and tablet devices run on Android OS with entry-level specifications powered by MediaTek processors. In this article, we will discuss the steps to Root any Dexp device Using Magisk [No TWRP required]. If you’re using any of the DexP devices then this guide is for you. As we all know, in order to customize or change the system settings, your Android device should be rooted first.
As most of the smartphone OEMs don’t provide the rooting access or too many customization options out-of-the-box. Now, let’s take a look at the brief description of smartphone rooting and pros & cons.
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What is Smartphone Rooting?
Rooting is the process of allowing users of smartphones, tablets and other devices running the Android mobile OS (Operating System) to gain privileged control over Android subsystems. Android basically uses the Linux kernel. Therefore, rooting an Android device offers administrative access or superuser permissions.
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Advantages:
Rooting gives permission to customize or remove system applications and settings, run some of the specialized apps, installing mods, or helps to flash a Custom ROM as well. It offers system UI changes, full control over the kernel, full control over apps, backups, restore, remove bloatware, etc.
Disadvantages:
- Rooting may brick your device.
- Your device warranty may void.
- You may not get the official OTA updates on your rooted device. Make sure to check that first with the device manufacturer.
List of Supported Devices:
- DEXP A240
- DEXP Plane 7594 3G
- DEXP Ursus S380
- DEXP AL240
- DEXP Ursus VA110
- DEXP Ursus N310 4G
- DEXP Ursus S180
- DEXP B260
- DEXP GS155
- DEXP Ursus N570 4G
- DEXP Ursus N470
- DEXP Ursus N370
- DEXP Ursus S470 MIX
- DEXP Ursus S280
- DEXP Ursus VA170
- DEXP Ursus VA210
- DEXP Ursus P410
- DEXP Ursus N210
- DEXP B340
- DEXP GS150
- DEXP AS260
- DEXP Ursus M210
- DEXP G253
- DEXP B355
- DEXP BS155
- DEXP Ursus M110
- DEXP AL140
- DEXP Ursus P380i
- DEXP GL355
- DEXP G355
- DEXP B245
- DEXP Ursus S370
- DEXP Ursus L170
- DEXP Z250
- DEXP BL150
- DEXP Z455
- DEXP Ursus L180
- DEXP Ursus L110
- DEXP B255
- DEXP T155
- DEXP BL250
- DEXP B450
- DEXP G255
- DEXP A150
- DEXP BS650
- DEXP BS550
- DEXP Z355
- DEXP A140
- DEXP AS160
- DEXP Ixion XL 150 Abakan
- DEXP Ursus H170
- DEXP GL255
- DEXP G250
- DEXP B350
- DEXP Ixion B140
- DEXP Ixion B145
- DEXP Ursus S110
- DEXP BS150
- DEXP Ixion Z150
- DEXP B160
- DEXP Ursus P380
- DEXP Ursus S270
- DEXP Ixion Z255
- DEXP Ixion G155
- DEXP Ixion G150
- DEXP Ixion ML450 Super Force
- DEXP Ixion ML245 Electron
- DEXP Ursus P310
- DEXP Ursus S190
- DEXP Ixion Z155
- DEXP Ixion ES850 Iron
- DEXP Ixion M850
- DEXP Ixion XL 155
- DEXP Ixion ML350 Force Pro
- DEXP Ixion M355 Mercury
- DEXP Ixion ES1050
- DEXP Ixion MS255 Element
- DEXP Ixion MS650 Iron Pro
- DEXP Ixion ES950 Hipe
- DEXP Ixion M750 Surf
- DEXP Ixion M545
- DEXP Ixion EL450 Force
- DEXP Ixion M340 Steel
- DEXP Ixion X150 Metal
- DEXP Ixion M445 Onyx 2
- DEXP Ixion ES355 Ice
- DEXP Ixion E345 Jet
- DEXP Ixion ES750 Connect
- DEXP Ixion MS550
- DEXP Ixion M240 Strike 3 Pro
- DEXP Ixion E245 Evo 2
- DEXP Ixion E340 Strike
- DEXP Ixion P245 Arctic
- DEXP Ixion ML250 Amper M
- DEXP Ixion MS155 Coil
- DEXP Ixion ES255 Fire
- DEXP Ixion ES550 Soul 3 Pro
- DEXP Ixion E350 Soul 3
- DEXP Ixion MS450 Born
- DEXP Ixion P350 Tundra
- DEXP Ixion X245 Rock Mini
- DEXP Ixion ES650 Omega
- DEXP Ixion ES450 Astra
- DEXP Ixion ES260 Navigator
- DEXP Ixion MS250 Sky
- DEXP Ixion E250 Soul 2
- DEXP Ixion M345 Onyx
- DEXP Ixion E240 Strike 2
- DEXP Ixion X355 Zenith
- DEXP Ixion EL250 Amper E
- DEXP Ixion EL350 Volt 8
- DEXP Ixion ES350 Rage Plus
- DEXP Ixion X255 Hotline
- DEXP Ixion XL145 Snatch SE
- DEXP Ursus GX180 Armor
- DEXP Ixion M350 Rock
- DEXP Ixion ML150 Amper M
- DEXP Ixion P145 Dominator
- DEXP Ixion XL140 Flash
- DEXP Ixion X147 Puzzle
- DEXP Ixion X145 Nova
- DEXP Ixion M250 Ferrum
- DEXP Ursus KX110 AVA
- DEXP Ixion Xl240 Triforce
- DEXP Ursus NS110
- DEXP Ixion XL145 Snatch
- DEXP Ixion EL150 Charger
- DEXP Ixion X250 OctaVa
- DEXP Ixion X LTE 4.5
- DEXP Ixion M LTE 5
- DEXP Ixion ML2 5
- DEXP Ursus 9X 3G
- DEXP Ursus 8X 4G
- DEXP Ursus 7W
- DEXP Ixion W 5
- DEXP Ixion X 5
- DEXP Ixion Y 5
- DEXP Ixion M 5
- DEXP Ixion ES 4
- DEXP Ixion X 4.7
- DEXP Ixion P 4
- DEXP Ixion ML 5
- DEXP Ixion Energy
- DEXP Ixion XL 5
Steps To Root Dexp device via Magisk
Now, let’s head over to the rooting steps along with requirements and download links. Here in this guide, we will only mention how to root your MediaTek-powered handset easily.
Pre-Requirements:
- Keep the device battery charged up to 60% at least for a smoother process.
- Take a full backup of your device before following the next steps.
- A Windows or Mac PC/Laptop and a USB cable is required.
Download Links:
- Download the ADB and Fastboot tool for Windows/MAC and install it at first.
- Next, download the Dexp USB Drivers and install it on your PC. [Android USB Drivers]
- You need to download the latest Dexp Stock ROM and extract the Boot Image file:
- Mediatek Device: How to extract the boot image using the MTK Droid Tool.
- Spreadtrum Device: How to extract the boot image using the Spreadtrum Flash tool.
- Download and Install the SP Flash Tool for Mediatek and SPD Flash Tool for Spreadtrum Unisoc devices on your computer.
Steps to Extract and Patch Boot.image using Magisk
- After downloading the Stock ROM, simply extract it on your PC.
- Now, connect your Dexp device via USB cable and copy the boot.img file only from the extracted folder to your device storage.
- Open the Magisk Manager on your device. Select the Install option to choose the file.
- Now, tap on ‘Patch Boot Image File’.
- head over to the folder where you have moved the image file earlier.
- Now, wait for a couple of seconds and Magisk will start patching the boot image.
- Once the boot image is patched, copy the ‘patched_boot.img’ from the internal storage and replace it in the same extracted ROM folder on your PC.
Now, follow the second step to flash the patched boot image file.
Steps to Install the Patched Boot Image on any Dexp Device
Follow the link mentioned below for a full detailed guide on how to install patched boot image on any MediaTek device.
Guide to Install Patched Boot Image on Spreadtrum Handset Guide to Install Patched Boot Image on MediaTek HandsetYou can also try using ADB & Fastboot method to install the patched boot image file.
- We assume that you have already downloaded the ADB & Fastboot tool from the link given above.
- Next, you need to extract the ADB fastboot tool, then move the patched boot image file to the same folder.
- Press and hold the Shift key and right-click on the mouse to open the Command Window.
- Then type the following command in the command prompt and hit enter:
fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
- For devices with A/B partition system, type and enter the following command:
fastboot flash boot_a patched_boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b patched_boot.img
- You need to replace filename.img with the name of the TWRP Recovery img file which you have downloaded.
- The flashing process will begin. Wait for a few seconds to complete the process.
- Now, type the following command and press enter:
fastboot reboot
Steps to Verify Device Systemless Root:
- Download the Magisk Manager app APK file > install it on your device and open it.
- Now, you need to verify the root. Go to the Status mode. If you see all options are green checked, that means you have successfully rooted. It also means that you’ve bypassed the SafetyNet as well.
- That’s it. Enjoy Rooting!
We assume that you’ve successfully rooted your Dexp device via Magisk. If you’re facing any issue or have any queries, you can ask in the comments down below.