ROOT YOUR DEVICE WITH KINGROOT

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How to root your phone??


What is rooting ?
Android rooting is a modification process to the original system, in which the limitations are removed and full-access is allowed and thus resulting in the ability to alter or replace system applications and settings, run specialized apps and even facilitate the removal and replacement of the device's operating system with a custom one. Rooting your device will immediately void your warranty .There are several ways to root your phone and I will explain how to root your phone using Kingo ROOT , the easiest and safest method to root your phone .

Method 1

REQUIREMENTS:

1 . Kingo ROOT(PC VERSION)
2 . Android phone with at least 50% battery level
3 . Internet connection
4 . USB cable

 METHOD:

1 . Download and install Kingo ROOT(PC VERSION)

 

Enabling developer options

2 . Go to developer options in settings and enable USB debugging 

 

3 . Launch Kingo ROOT and connect your phone to the PC via USB cable

 

4 .  Wait until the device drivers installs

 

5 .  Click "ROOT" to root your device

 

6 .  After successful rooting a message will appear "ROOT SUCCEED" in the Kingo ROOT window .

METOD 2

1. Download kingroot APK

Download

 

2.Install Apk file and open app

3.click on root 

note:internet connection is required, if failed on rooting restar your device and try again.

CONGRATS! Your phone is now rooted !

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