How to Root Sanei N10 3G Tablet

Sanei N10 3G is a 10.1 inch android tablet running on Android 4.0.4 operating system. The Sanei N10 tablet as it is popularly referred to is a great piece of hardware you can acquire for less than $250 from Amazon and some other popular stores online.

With a 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU and ROM of 4GB with an expandable memory of up to 32GB, the Sanei N10 3G tablet is among the best cheap Android tablets you can find anywhere.

You can read the rest of the specification from Amazon. If you are looking for a cheap Android tablet then I recommend you buy the Sanei N10 3G tablet.

If you already own the Sanei N10 3G tablet and is looking for a way to root your Sanei N10 3G tablet then follow the simple guide below and root your Sanei N10 3G tablet.

How to root Sanei N10 3G Tablet:

To root the Sanei N10 3G tablet you will need to download the following files;

1. PdaNetA4014.exe

2. Root with Restore

After you have downloaded both files, extract the Root with Restore folder.

Connect your Sanei N10 3G tablet to your PC via USB, ensure the debugging feature is enabled. Else go to Settings > Developer Options and enable USB debugging.

Install the PdaNetA4014.exe file which will install the adb drivers for your device.

After the installation, the program will update your USB drivers, set up your network drivers and install PdaNet on your Sanei N10 3G tablet.

After the PdaNet app has been installed on your Sanei N10 3G device, enable the “Activate USB Tether” to connect your device to your PC.

Then open the extracted Root with Restore folder and run the “Runme.bat” file. A command prompt will appear and you will be asked to make a choice. Type 1 and hit the enter key on your keyboard.

Follow the rest of the simple instructions, your Sanei N10 3G device will be restarted a couple of times in the process and when it is done a SuperUser app will be installed on your Sanei N10 3G tablet.

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