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How to root your android

Root your android device 

hello friend..s
when we think how can we use our android
as advance user or use it advance like pc
or using smart application.only one that comes in our mind is 
First how can we root our android.
so
Let's get started.
First of all download an application 
Kingo root .
kingo root is not available on play store 
You can download it from google search.

Click on button "One Click Root"
And wait for a minute.

After  some time it will show "ROOTED"
Congratulation........

Your device get rooted.




Comments

  1. But it only work on Lollipop,KitKat version. How can I root Marshmallow, Naught.

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  2. nyc trick for rooting android device without pc.

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