Qemu automated root tool for 7in Amazon Kindle Fire HD.

Amazon launched 7in and 8.9in Kindle Fire HD Android tablets earlier in September. XDA recognised contributor sparkym3 has now released an automated tool known as Qemu Automated Root tool that will root the device based on qemu local.prop root method. Users need not install the ADB or the SDK files since the new automated tool consists of all necessary files. 

Amazon's newest 7in Kindle Fire HD is powered by a TI OMAP 4460 dual-core processor clocked at 1.2GHz. It ships 1GB of RAM. In terms of display, it sports an IPS LCD display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and packs density of 216 pixel per inch (ppi). The device runs the Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. It comes with 16/32GB internal storage options, while it lacks a memory card slot with an additional memory space.

IBTimes UK advises users to proceed at their own risk and re-iterate we will not be held responsible for any consequences. Please note that the guide below is compatible only with the Amazon's 7in Kindle Fire HD. Users should not try the method on any other device.

Check out the step-by-step instructions to root 7in Kindle Fire HD using Qemu Automated root tool.

• Download and install drivers required for your 7in Kindle Fire HD on your PC
• Download the Qemu root tool from the official thread at the XDA Developers' forum
• Extract the contents of the file to any convenient location on your PC
• Enable ADB on the device by heading to Menu > More > Settings > ADB
• Connect your device to a PC
• Double-click the RootQemu file
• Now, in order to begin the rooting method, just type 1 into the Qemu Automated Root Tool window and the press Enter
• Follow the on-screen instructions to root the Kindle Fire HD

Your 7in Kindle Fire HD should now be rooted.

Information Courtesy: The Android Soul]

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