Root for most Android devices with this giant

[rachid aboyoussef]

With Kingo Root program can do for your root most Android devices very easily.
After connecting your phone By_usb and after the program know on your phone, press the Root button and the program will begin to pass your root of your phone so reboots. the process was successful.
the link for download: http://fr.kingoapp.com/

 

[Mikestony]

No adfly links please. I put the direct link in your post

 

[EarlyMon]

Kingo root does not install a custom recovery.

If your device has a root method that includes a custom recovery, go with that even if it looks like extra steps.

Always proceed with caution when rooting or using root.

Proceed with extreme caution if you don't have a custom recovery and therefore cannot make a nandroid backup.

We have a daily stream of posts that begin and end saying -

"I accidentally deleted some files after rooting, my phone won't boot, I don't have a backup, please help."

No one is going to feel sorry for you, system files never get accidentally deleted,

You and the people who try to help you will end up frustrated if you're painted into a corner for no reason other than the wrong root.

Visit your device's All Things Root forum here, find out what your options are, and use things like Kingo as a last resort, and not as a first and only step if you can help it.

 

[scary alien]

^^^ Vote for sticky of EM's post and replication in every all-things-root area on all forums, here at AF and beyond.

 

[funkylogik]

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