How to Root Samsung Galaxy Note 2 with Android Root
Download Android root on your computer., Launch Android Root., Connect the Galaxy Note 2 to the computer with the support of a USB cable., Enable the USB debugging mode on your Galaxy Note 2., Read every notification carefully before proceeding...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Download Android root on your computer.
The very first thing you need to do is install the Samsung USB drivers, Odin (the software instrumental for putting the rooting software on your device), and finally the rooting code for the GT-N7100 flavour of the Samsung Galaxy note
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Step 2: Launch Android Root.
Before launching Android Root, make sure that your device is powered on and has at least a 50% battery level. , Once you connect your phone to the computer, you will see a thread of instructions one after another, which can be easily followed.
It may, take a little longer though, especially if this is the first time you are attaching your device to a computer.
The driver installation functions automatically. , Follow the instructions as they pop up on the software interface, if you haven’t enabled debugging mode before, then enable it now as per the instructions. , Rooting has its own share of advantages but things may go wrong, leading to certain undesirable consequences.
Therefore, make sure you know what you are doing so that you don't end up experiencing any unwanted troubles. , Once you are done, click on Root.
It won’t take longer than 3 to 5 minutes.
Once the process is on, do not touch or unplug the USB cable, or perform any type of function on your device. , Once confirmed, congratulations, your device is now successfully rooted.
All you need to do is click finish to reboot it in order to make it more stable and to make sure that you don’t unplug the device until it reboots.
The presence of a superSU icon on your device is the mark of a successful Root. -
Step 3: Connect the Galaxy Note 2 to the computer with the support of a USB cable.
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Step 4: Enable the USB debugging mode on your Galaxy Note 2.
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Step 5: Read every notification carefully before proceeding.
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Step 6: Click Root.
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Step 7: Wait to see that the Root was successful.
Detailed Guide
The very first thing you need to do is install the Samsung USB drivers, Odin (the software instrumental for putting the rooting software on your device), and finally the rooting code for the GT-N7100 flavour of the Samsung Galaxy note
2.
Before launching Android Root, make sure that your device is powered on and has at least a 50% battery level. , Once you connect your phone to the computer, you will see a thread of instructions one after another, which can be easily followed.
It may, take a little longer though, especially if this is the first time you are attaching your device to a computer.
The driver installation functions automatically. , Follow the instructions as they pop up on the software interface, if you haven’t enabled debugging mode before, then enable it now as per the instructions. , Rooting has its own share of advantages but things may go wrong, leading to certain undesirable consequences.
Therefore, make sure you know what you are doing so that you don't end up experiencing any unwanted troubles. , Once you are done, click on Root.
It won’t take longer than 3 to 5 minutes.
Once the process is on, do not touch or unplug the USB cable, or perform any type of function on your device. , Once confirmed, congratulations, your device is now successfully rooted.
All you need to do is click finish to reboot it in order to make it more stable and to make sure that you don’t unplug the device until it reboots.
The presence of a superSU icon on your device is the mark of a successful Root.
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