How to Root Bluestacks - Custom Rooting Work on all Versions

This rooting technique work on 32 bit operating system only , if you want to root bluestacks in windows 7 and upper then refer to this post - custom bluestacks rooting for all versions of windows  . If you get any problem regarding to this then please comment it  i'll try to solve .
I tested  it on Windows Xp pro 32 bit operating system and Bluestacks version - 0.8.2.3018

For rooting bluestacks first you have to download this software's

1. Download .Net Framework & install it - Microsoft .NET Framework 4 (only recommended for Windows Xp users  )
2. Download Bluestacks & install it - Bluestacks 
3. Download 7zip & install it - 7zip
4. Download Notepad ++ & install it - Notpad++
5. Download Portable Ubuntu - Portable ubuntu 
6. Download Busybox-i686 - Busybox-i686
7. Download SuperSu pro - SuperSU Pro

Quit the blustacks application by left click on bluestacks icon at the bottom right side of the screen

Now right click on the Taskbar > Task manager > processes select HD-logrotated.. and click on end process

Extract the Portable Ubuntu folder to the desktop and change the name from portable_ubunt_v4_slim2 to portable_ubuntu , copy the folder and past it into the C:\Program Files

Create a folder at C:\  drive name it pubuntu

Extract Updated-SuperSu-v1.69 folder to the desktop

Rename the  busybox-i686 to busybox copy the file and past it into the C:\pubuntu folder

Open the 7-zip application and find the path to desktop where super su folder is extracted , Now open the folder common\superuser.apk\assets

Select chatter.x86 and supersu.x86 file from the 7-zip application and drag it out to the desktop , rename it to chatter.arm and supersu.arm now select the both files and drag it back to the 7-zip application replace the files

Copy the all 4 folders arm, x86, common and META-INF form desktop to the c:\pubuntu folder and past it

Copy su file from X86 folder and past it into pubuntu folder, now copy all 3 files from common folder and past it into c:\pubuntu folder

open file explorer > Tools > folder option > view > check the option show hidden files

Go to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\BlueStacks\Android and select the file initrd.iso and copy it to the desktop . Now open the 7-zip application and open the initrd.img

Drag the file initrd to the desktop and open it into notepad ++ and find the text try_mount ro repace it with try_mount rw

Save the file and drag it back to the 7-zip application replace the old file , save then copy the file and go to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\BlueStacks\Android\ 

Rename the existing file to initrd.img.bak for the backup if any thing goes wrong now past the modified initrd.img file into the directory C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\BlueStacks\Android\

Now open Run (Ctrl+R) > cmd

Now type the following commands in cmd
cd C:\Program Files cd portable_ubuntu pubuntu.exe

Wait until it ready to open

Now go to the Applications > Assessors > Terminal

Type the following commands
sudo su
The default password for portable ubuntu is - 123456

Follow this commands line by line into the terminal
mkdir /n mkdir /n/rootfs mkdir /n/sfs mkdir /n/img e2fsck -f -y "/media/cofs2/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/BlueStacks/Android/Root.fs" resize2fs -f "/media/cofs2/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/BlueStacks/Android/Root.fs" 500M mount -o loop "/media/cofs2/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/BlueStacks/Android/Root.fs" /n/rootfs mount -o loop /n/rootfs/android/system.sfs /n/sfs cp /n/sfs/system.img /n/rootfs/android e2fsck -f -y /n/rootfs/android/system.img resize2fs -f /n/rootfs/android/system.img 480M umount /n/sfs rm /n/rootfs/android/system.sfs rmdir /n/sfs mount -o loop /n/rootfs/android/system.img /n/img mkdir /n/img/bin/.ext mkdir /n/img/etc/init.d cp "/media/cofs2/pubuntu/su" /n/img/xbin/daemonsu cp "/media/cofs2/pubuntu/su" /n/img/xbin/su cp "/media/cofs2/pubuntu/su" /n/img/bin/.ext/.su cp "/media/cofs2/pubuntu/Superuser.apk" /n/img/app/SuperSU.apk cp "/media/cofs2/pubuntu/install-recovery.sh" /n/img/etc/install-recovery.sh cp "/media/cofs2/pubuntu/99SuperSUDaemon" /n/img/etc/init.d/99SuperSUDaemon cp "/media/cofs2/pubuntu/busybox" /n/img/xbin echo 1 > /n/img/etc/.has_su_daemon echo 1 > /n/img/etc/.installed_su_daemon chmod 777 /n/img/bin/.ext chmod 6755 /n/img/bin/.ext/.su chmod 6755 /n/img/xbin/su chmod 6755 /n/img/xbin/daemonsu chmod 755 /n/img/etc/install-recovery.sh chmod 755 /n/img/etc/init.d/99SuperSUDaemon chmod 644 /n/img/etc/.has_su_daemon chmod 644 /n/img/etc/.installed_su_daemon chmod 644 /n/img/app/SuperSU.apk umount /n/img rmdir /n/img chown 0:2000 /n/rootfs/android/system.img chmod 0644 /n/rootfs/android/system.img umount /n/rootfs rmdir /n/rootfs rmdir /n exit exit

Install custom launcher like Apex launcher because Superuser app does not show up in BlueStacks' Launcher, Know you are successfully rooted you're bluestacks