Kingo Android ROOT

What does rooting means?

Android OS was built on the Linux kernel, hence it inherited the Linux style of permissions (dates back to the Unix OS), the permissions define who can access files and directories in the system with three permissions:

1. Read.
2. Write.
3. Execute.

The file owner can define the above three permissions, but what about the OS files (files created when installing the operating system)?

The root (by default) is the only user that can have all the permissions (read, write and execute) to system files, this means that having root privileges grants full control of the system, thus you can tune the system (or damage it) as you like.

The same goes for Android, to have root access on an Android device means to have complete control (read, write and execute) of the OS files, but by default, you are a user with limited access to system functions (what the manufacturer permitted). That is why you need rooting tools such as Kingo Android ROOT.

If want to read more about Linux/Unix permissions then this is a good reference for you.

Do I have to root my Android device?

No. You don't necessarily have to root your device, but some users may need to root their devices for many reasons, including:

• Using apps that require root access.
• Remove bloatware (software included by the manufacturer).
• Remove manufacturer's restrictions.
• Access and mod system files (customize Android OS).
• Experiments for educational purposes.

Rooting with Kingo Android ROOT

It is easy and straightforward to root your Android device with Kingo. To use Kingo you do not need to be a tech guru or have extensive knowledge of the Android system.

Before you start make sure that your device is at least 50% charged and turn-off any network firewalls or antivirus installed on your PC, then follow the steps below:

• Make sure your device is supported.
• Enable " USB Debugging " on your android device.
• Enable installation of apps from unknown sourceson your Android device.
• Install Kingo Android ROOT (click the download button above) then launch it.
• Connectthe Android device to the PC via the USB cable.
• Kingo will install the appropriate USB driver, hit OK on your device to install the driver (may require Internet connection).
• Click on the " ROOT " button to begin the rooting process.
• After a few minutes, you will get the result.

It is recommended to check the official website instructions for how to root your device.

Features of Kingo Android ROOT for Windows

• The program enables you to root your Android device through your PC.
• User-friendly interface, easy to use and great design.
• The program contains another version running directly from the Android system.
• Allows customization of Android devices and running applications and games that need root privileges.
• The program is free for Windows system.

To get the program, just download the latest version of Kingo Android ROOT 4.0.9 right here on Downzen.com, just by clicking the download button above for a direct and fast download link.