After 2 reboot, your device should be rooted. Connect the USB OTG port of your Rockchip device to your Windows computer, making USB debug is enabled in Android. A: The firmware released since March-April 2015 has a built-in root. Found the method for the RK3188, which is the quad core variant of the 3168.

I couldnt even find the right USB drivers.

Click “ TPSparkyRoot.bat” and follow the instructions. Bought a Certified 7' MID-73005 tablet with an RK3168 chip inside.

After having installed the driver, download RK3188_ROOT.rar (password: GEEKBUYING.COM), and extract the files.

Click to download the latest software update RK3188 Q7. You can download the driver at (password: GEEKBUYING.COM) Download the latest Android firmware, software Android Box update.

Your PC should detect a new device, and try to install the driver.

Connect your RK3188 mini PC to a Windows PC via the USB port.

Make sure USB Debugging is enabled on your mini PC (Settings -> Developer Options).

I noticed AndroidPC.es published instructions to root those device in Spanish yesterday, but today, Geekbuying rooted the Ugoos devices with the same method used for RK3188 Tablets. We’ll get a lot of choices, but most of time the firmware does not provide root access. CloudnetGo CR9 was the first Rockchip RK3188 mini PC I had ever seen reported, but since then others apparently based on the same board have started to show up including Tronsmart T428, Rikomagic MK802 IV, as well as Ugoos UG802B, UG007B and MK809 III.

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