Since the CyanogenMOD, custom ROM became popular and since the people started to knew that what their Android smartphone can do, a lot of people trying to root their phone.
But rooting a device is not a simple job. A lot of people tried different methods some people find them hard and for some those methods didn't work. So, a lot of people asked us on facebook how to root android device, after searching and testing different methods we found this app Kingo root that can root almost every android device with just few clicks.
Note: We can't guarantee that this app will root your device successfully and there are a lot of risks while rooting your device. So, if you try this method and anything happened to your phone we will not be responsible for it.
To root your device you will need a Windows laptop or PC, a USB cable and Kingo root.
Step 1: Download and install Kingo root on your Windows laptop or PC.
Step 2: Go to settings of your device then click on developer options if you don't see developer options then go to about phone and click 7 times on build number. Then go back you will see developer options click on it and enable USB debugging.
Step 3: Open Kingo root, Connect your device to your laptop/PC on some devices the message will appear "Allow USB debugging" click on yes. Then the app will automatically recognize your device then click on root and sit back. It will take approx. 5 min. After the root is completed it will show a message "Your device is successfully rooted".
And that's all and if you want to unroot your device run Kingo root again, connect your device and click on remove root. If you have any questions drop them in the comments or message us on facebook.
To root your device you will need a Windows laptop or PC, a USB cable and Kingo root.
Step 1: Download and install Kingo root on your Windows laptop or PC.
Step 2: Go to settings of your device then click on developer options if you don't see developer options then go to about phone and click 7 times on build number. Then go back you will see developer options click on it and enable USB debugging.
Step 3: Open Kingo root, Connect your device to your laptop/PC on some devices the message will appear "Allow USB debugging" click on yes. Then the app will automatically recognize your device then click on root and sit back. It will take approx. 5 min. After the root is completed it will show a message "Your device is successfully rooted".
And that's all and if you want to unroot your device run Kingo root again, connect your device and click on remove root. If you have any questions drop them in the comments or message us on facebook.
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