Root Samsung Galaxy SII all

[GUIDE][HOW-TO] Root Samsung Galaxy SII all variants with Kingo Android Root in one click

Although released in 2011, Samsung Galaxy S II is still one of the hottest pieces that got rooted with Kingo Android Root. Kingo Android Root: www.kingoapp.com Variants of Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100 Unlocked International version GT-I9100G GT-I9100T Australia GT-I9100P Europe SHW-M250 K/L/S South Korea SGH-T989 T-Mobile U.SS SGH-I777 AT&T SGH-I727 AT&T Skyrocket SGH-I927 AT&T Glide SPH-D710 Sprint U.S. SCH-R760 US Cellular GT-I9108 China Mobile The Android version of Samsung Galaxy S II goes from 2.3.3 to 4.1.2. They are all well supported by Kingo Android Root. And here comes the guide on how to root it in one-click. Preparations: 1. Free download Kingo Android Root: http://www.kingoapp.com/android-root/download.htm 2. Install it on your computer. 3. Internet connection is required. 4. Device powered ON, 50% battery level at least. 5. Use the original USB Cable to ensure stable connection. Step 1: Double click the desktop icon of Kingo Android Root to run it.  Below is the interface of Kingo, with no device connected. Step 2: Enable USB Debugging mode on your Galaxy S II.  Go to "Settings", scroll down to the bottom and find "About Phone", scroll down to the bottom again and find "Build number", tap it for 7 times to become a developer. Then go back to "Settings" and find "Developer Options", enter into the menu and enable "USB Debugging". Step 3: Connect your device to your computer via USB Cable.  After you connect it to your computer, there will be a pop-up window on your device screen that ask you to allow usb debugging from computer. Make sure you tick "always" and click OK More info on How to enable USB Debugging mode on Android, please refer to http://www.kingoapp.com/root-tutoria...on-android.htm Step 3: Read the notifications carefully and proceed by clicking ROOT button. Before you proceed, it is very important that you have a good idea of Android Rooting, its pros and cons in mind. About Android Rooting: http://www.kingoapp.com/help/android-rooting.htm Step 4: Wait a few minutes for Kingo to run its course. Step 5: Root Succeeded. A bad, unstable connection or an Internet error could lead to a failure. Step 6: Check root status. After your device being rebooted, grant the adb shell request on your device. When Kingo re-connect your device, it will show the root status as Yes. Kingo also has Remove Root function built in itself. That's all for Galaxy S II. Leave a message if any questions down to this post. You can always send us an email to support@kingoapp.com, or use a contact sheet on our website: http://www.kingoapp.com/contact.htm. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kingoapp.  Attached Thumbnails