How to root Android using Kingo root (pc version) [2021 guide]

Rooting an Android Device: As an Android user, you are allowed to do certain things according to user permissions. Rooting allows a user to gain Superuser access. Rooting an Android device is a process that allows you to gain full rights over your Android device. After rooting your device, you will gain access to the root level. In simple terms, it allows you to customize the device as per your needs. To perform this process, you will need to use the root tool to gain root access for your Android.

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Root Android Device

Disclaimer: Root your Android at your own risk. Wrong steps can brick your phone. Rooting will void the warranty of your smartphones.

Contents

1. What is root?
2. About Kingo Root
3. How to root using Kingo root (with PC)

About KingoRoot App

KingoRoot is software/tool that aims to provide root access to Smartphones, tablets. It was launched in the year 2013.

Features

• Easily Uninstall Bloatware
• Install Custom ROMs
• Make Backups and Restoration
• Easily Install Incompatible Apps

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Root Android Device (image source: KingoRoot App)

Root Android using KingoRoot App (PC Version) 

 

Required:

• Battery level: More than 60%
• Device powered ON
• USB Cable
• Root software
• Internet connection

 

Disclaimer: Root your Android at your own risk. Wrong steps can brick your phone. Rooting will void the warranty of your smartphones. 

Steps:

• Download and install KingoRoot Software.
• Launch the software. After launching you will see this interface.
• Enable USB Debugging Mode on your device.
• Connect your android device. If your device driver is missing, the KingoRoot app will automatically install the compatible device driver.
• Now Click on the Root button. The rooting process will start immediately.
• Do not unplug your device. Once finished, you will receive a notification.

 

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