Here is an useful step by step guide for those interested in rooting their Motorola XPRT:
All credit to XDA developers: [APP]SuperOneClick v1.9.1 (Root, Unroot, Enable Non-Market App) - xda-developers
Disclaimer: Do it at your own risk. In some cases it could void warranties. Check with Motorola/Sprint first.
I have tested this method using my Motorola XPRT with Froyo 2.2.2, System Version 4.1.15.MB612.Sprint.en.US
1. Download the SuperOneClickRoot v1.9.1 package with drivers:
SuperOneClick | shortfuse.org
2. Unzip the file in a new folder location of your preference (i.e My Documents/XPRT)
3. In your phone go to: Settings -> Applications -> Development and select "USB Debugging"
4. Connect the phone to your computer using a USB cable. In your phone make sure you are not mounting the SD. Instead select "Charge Only"
5. Windows will detect a new device and will ask for the drivers, select to "Install from an specific location" and browse your harddrive until you get to the folder you created in step 2. Inside this folder look for another folder name "motorola." It will contain the proper drivers for your device. Then Select OK.
6. Windows should install your device in a few minutes and it should be ready to use.
7. Go to the folder created in step 2 and look for SuperOneClick.exe. Open this application.
8. Click "Root" in the main menu and your done!
9. Enjoy installing root apps!
All credit to XDA developers: [APP]SuperOneClick v1.9.1 (Root, Unroot, Enable Non-Market App) - xda-developers
Disclaimer: Do it at your own risk. In some cases it could void warranties. Check with Motorola/Sprint first.
I have tested this method using my Motorola XPRT with Froyo 2.2.2, System Version 4.1.15.MB612.Sprint.en.US
1. Download the SuperOneClickRoot v1.9.1 package with drivers:
SuperOneClick | shortfuse.org
2. Unzip the file in a new folder location of your preference (i.e My Documents/XPRT)
3. In your phone go to: Settings -> Applications -> Development and select "USB Debugging"
4. Connect the phone to your computer using a USB cable. In your phone make sure you are not mounting the SD. Instead select "Charge Only"
5. Windows will detect a new device and will ask for the drivers, select to "Install from an specific location" and browse your harddrive until you get to the folder you created in step 2. Inside this folder look for another folder name "motorola." It will contain the proper drivers for your device. Then Select OK.
6. Windows should install your device in a few minutes and it should be ready to use.
7. Go to the folder created in step 2 and look for SuperOneClick.exe. Open this application.
8. Click "Root" in the main menu and your done!
9. Enjoy installing root apps!