[WARN]READ THIS.
When you root, or attempt to root your phone, you are running the risk of screwing it all up. If that happens, it's your own fault. Be aware of what you're doing, and what damage it can cause. And for the love of all things holy read this whole thread and understand before you get started![/WARN]
Step One -- Unlock the bootloader via HTC Dev www.HTCdev.com/bootloader
Step Two -- Attached to this post is a zip file. Unzip it. Copy the whole OneRoot folder to your C drive. Copy the zip file named CWM-SuperSU-v0.89.zip to the internal storage on your One S. Don't put it inside any folder.
Step Three -- Power off your phone. Hold the volume down key and reboot to the bootloader. Use the volume keys to highlight FASTBOOT, then power to select it.
Step Four -- Open the command prompt on your computer. Type these commands, in order:
You should see the serial number of your phone in the command window. If you do not, you don't have the driver installed correctly and you'll have to fix that. If you do, continue:
Step Five -- unplug your phone from the computer. Use the volume keys to highlight BOOTLOADER then power to select it. The do the same for RECOVERY. Your phone will soft reboot, you'll see a warning from HTC about not distributing software, then you'll boot into CWM recovery. At this point, you can close the command window.
Step Six -- Use the CWM menu and back up your stock system. DON'T SKIP THIS STEP
Step Seven -- Use CWM to flash the CWM-SuperSU-v0.89.zip file you copied over in step two. Reboot.
Step Eight -- Go to the Market and download and install a BusyBox Installer. I use this one https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...s/details?id=stericson.busybox&token=MnJto2Lu
Discuss, ask questions, enjoy your rooted One S.
Credit to Koush for CWM recovery
Credit to ChainFire for SuperSU
When you root, or attempt to root your phone, you are running the risk of screwing it all up. If that happens, it's your own fault. Be aware of what you're doing, and what damage it can cause. And for the love of all things holy read this whole thread and understand before you get started![/WARN]
Step One -- Unlock the bootloader via HTC Dev www.HTCdev.com/bootloader
Step Two -- Attached to this post is a zip file. Unzip it. Copy the whole OneRoot folder to your C drive. Copy the zip file named CWM-SuperSU-v0.89.zip to the internal storage on your One S. Don't put it inside any folder.
Step Three -- Power off your phone. Hold the volume down key and reboot to the bootloader. Use the volume keys to highlight FASTBOOT, then power to select it.
Step Four -- Open the command prompt on your computer. Type these commands, in order:
Code:
cd C:\OneRoot
fastboot devices
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.8.3.1-ville.img
Step Five -- unplug your phone from the computer. Use the volume keys to highlight BOOTLOADER then power to select it. The do the same for RECOVERY. Your phone will soft reboot, you'll see a warning from HTC about not distributing software, then you'll boot into CWM recovery. At this point, you can close the command window.
Step Six -- Use the CWM menu and back up your stock system. DON'T SKIP THIS STEP
Step Seven -- Use CWM to flash the CWM-SuperSU-v0.89.zip file you copied over in step two. Reboot.
Step Eight -- Go to the Market and download and install a BusyBox Installer. I use this one https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...s/details?id=stericson.busybox&token=MnJto2Lu
Discuss, ask questions, enjoy your rooted One S.
Credit to Koush for CWM recovery
Credit to ChainFire for SuperSU