Download the KingRoot 5.3.6 apke directly from the phone http://king.myapp.com/myapp/kdown/img/NewKingrootV5.3.6_C196_B449_en_release_2018_03_19.apk This is the latest version. To install, you need to activate, check the "Unknown sources" option in Settings> Applications. Firstly, an internet connection is required, because if the phone or tablet is not in the program database, it downloads the appropriate file via the internet. Once installed, we activate it in the options of the phone and run from the desktop and confirming the intentions of the program the next and subsequent ... the button we get administrator rights. Here is a line to the sample video, because the program is in English https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2eQ3XF9QVI Film in English https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irQmeWMydBE All the phones and tablets owned by my close family have managed to unlock this program. Of course, if the phone is under warranty, you lose the guarantee when the phone is unlocked. If I helped, please click the "helpful post button". greetings
i found a way to root this phone
1. Download some stuff at the beginning
1.1. download the firmware for the Nomu S10 (this is the same phone under a different branding, on it rooting works. on the official MyPhone firmware, whether on android 6, 7 or 8 it cannot be rooted.
link: https://www.needrom.com/download/nomu-s10/ 1.2. download TWRP for this model
link 2: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=3700668719832237286 1.3. download SP Flash Tool
link 3: https://spflashtool.com/ 1.4. download Mediateka drivers
link 4: https://www.ytechb.com/mt65xx-preloader-driver/ 1.5. Download Google drivers
link 5: https://developer.android.com/studio/run/win-usb?hl=pl Download platform-tools (ADB and fastboot)
link 6: https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools?hl=pl 1.7 download magisk
link: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/ and change the file extension from .apk to .zip
installation process:
2.1 click Windows, type advanced startup, select and restart. select advanced options and advanced startup. select disable driver signature
2.2 Install all drivers in the device manager using the "add driver" method in the top left corner
2.3 Switch the phone off and start the SP Flash Tool. the phone must be unplugged
2.4 Go to the Download tab. in the download agent tab select the MTKAllInOneDA.bin file
under Scatter-loading File select MT6737TAndroidscatter.txt
at the very bottom uncheck userdata
2.5 BEFORE YOU CONNECT YOUR PHONE click on download. then connect your phone. The process of uploading the software should take a few minutes. When it finishes, unplug the phone and boot it by holding down the power key. If it throws a timeout error, click Ctrl+Shift+O, go to the Connections tab and select Full Speed.
2.6 Configure the phone as normal. In settings-> system info, click 7 times to enable developer mode. in developer mode, select OEM unlock on. Enable USB debugging
2.7 Launch the CMD console, go to the path where ADB is, type ADB Devices, you should see a permission prompt on your phone, select allow. in the console, type the same command again to make sure everything is connected correctly.
type the command adb reboot bootloader
2.8 in fastboot mode, in the console, type fastboot oem unlock and click on the up button
when it says OKAY reboot the phone to factory settings again . configure the same without oem unlock (because we have already done it) and also reboot to fastboot. type fastboot flash recovery [path to TWRP].
then type fastboot boot [TWRP path].
2.9 while in twrp, at the beginning swipe to allow modifications, click install, go to the very bottom, click the ZIP with magisk and swipe to confirm. when the installation process is complete, wipe cache/dalvik and reboot system
2.10 connect to wifi and look for magisk in the app list and update it OR go into the file manager and change from ZIP extension back to APK and install the apk as an update.
Boot magiska, go into settings and mark zigzag on and reboot the phone
Congratulations, you've rooted the MyPhone Energy from Biedra .
✨ Rooting the myPhone Hammer Energy running Android 6.0 is challenging but possible. Initial attempts using KingRoot often fail, with the process stalling around 80% and triggering cleanup apps. Unlocking the bootloader is likely required, though official TWRP support for this model is limited or unavailable. Some users recommend using rooting methods and firmware from the Nomu S10, a device with similar hardware but better rooting support. The rooting procedure involves downloading and installing TWRP recovery, SP Flash Tool, Mediatek and Google USB drivers, platform-tools (ADB and fastboot), and Magisk (renamed from .apk to .zip). Rooting requires enabling "Unknown sources" and an active internet connection for KingRoot to fetch device-specific files. Rooting voids warranty. Several online resources and video tutorials in English are available to assist with the process. Generated by the language model.
TL;DR: Root works via a 3‑phase path (flash Nomu S10 firmware → unlock bootloader → TWRP+Magisk). “This is the same phone under a different branding.” [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
Why it matters: This FAQ helps Hammer Energy owners who ask “how do I root Android 6/7/8 safely?” decide on a proven path with fewer dead ends.
Can you root MyPhone Hammer Energy on Android 6.0/7.0/8.0?
Yes. Users report success by flashing Nomu S10 firmware, then unlocking the bootloader, installing TWRP, and flashing Magisk. Stock MyPhone firmware resists one‑click roots. This method targets Android 6/7/8 builds and aligns with the device’s rebrand status. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
What’s the most reliable method right now?
Use the Nomu S10 route: flash S10 firmware with SP Flash Tool, unlock the bootloader in fastboot, then install TWRP and flash Magisk. This sequence bypasses failures seen with one‑click apps on stock firmware. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
How do I root it in three quick steps?
Flash Nomu S10 ROM via SP Flash Tool (scatter MT6737T).
Why do KingRoot/KingoRoot methods fail around 80%?
Owners observed KingoRoot reaching 80% before a failure dialog. The exploit database likely lacks a working payload for the stock firmware, so cleanup runs instead of escalation. Switch to the Nomu S10 firmware + TWRP + Magisk path. [Elektroda, Piroks, post #16943221]
Do I need to unlock the bootloader first?
Often, yes. Locked bootloaders block custom recovery and patched images. As one expert put it, “You may need to unlock the bootloader.” After flashing S10 firmware, enable OEM unlock and use fastboot to unlock. [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16943285]
Is Hammer Energy really the same as Nomu S10?
A contributor confirmed the Hammer Energy is the “same phone under a different branding.” This allows flashing the Nomu S10 firmware to enable rooting steps that fail on stock MyPhone images. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
What is TWRP, and why do I need it here?
TWRP is a custom recovery that lets you flash ZIPs like Magisk, back up partitions, and wipe caches. In this workflow, TWRP installs Magisk after bootloader unlock, completing root without relying on one‑click tools. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
What is Magisk, and how is it installed in this guide?
Magisk provides systemless root and module support. Rename Magisk APK to ZIP, flash it in TWRP, then update the app in Android. After first boot, open Magisk, enable settings as directed, and reboot to finalize root. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
Which Windows tools and drivers do I need?
Install SP Flash Tool, MediaTek (MT65xx/Preloader) drivers, Google USB drivers, Platform‑Tools (ADB/Fastboot), and the device‑specific TWRP image. Disable driver signature enforcement before installing drivers to avoid connection issues. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
How do I enable Developer options and USB debugging?
On the phone, open Settings → About and tap Build number 7 times to unlock Developer options. Then enable OEM unlocking and USB debugging. Connect via ADB, authorize the prompt, and verify with adb devices. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
SP Flash Tool shows a timeout. What’s the fix?
Open SP Flash Tool’s hidden options with Ctrl+Shift+O, go to Connections, and set the link to Full Speed. Click Download before plugging in the powered‑off phone. Retry flashing until you see the success dialog. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
Will rooting void my warranty or affect updates?
Yes. Users note that unlocking/rooting voids warranty. After root, OTA updates may fail or remove root. Plan to update by reflashing and re‑applying Magisk if needed, and back up first. [Elektroda, pi7, post #17276816]
Can I root on stock MyPhone firmware using apps only?
Reports show one‑click roots failing on official MyPhone firmware across Android 6, 7, and 8. The workaround is cross‑flashing Nomu S10 firmware, then using TWRP and Magisk for persistent root. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
What does “ADB and Fastboot” do in this process?
ADB enables debugging and reboots to bootloader from Android. Fastboot issues oem unlock, flashes recovery images, and boots TWRP directly. They form the bridge between your PC tools and the device’s bootloader. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]
Are one‑click apps ever enough here?
A user shared KingRoot v5.3.6 steps and videos, but others still could not gain root or download cleanly. If you hit failures, move to the S10 firmware method for consistent results. [Elektroda, pi7, post #17276816]
Who is this guide for, and who should avoid it?
It’s for users comfortable flashing firmware and unlocking bootloaders. Avoid if warranty matters or if you cannot recover from a failed flash. Edge case: do not proceed if drivers won’t install even with signature checks disabled. [Elektroda, mustang1968tom, post #21495589]