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If you're running on stock os which is lollipop 5.0.1 you can use the "Kingroot + TWRP + SuperSU or Kingroot + SuperSU" method.

Important Notice!
You should backup your system first or any important files in case of emergency. I'm not responsible for any bricked/soft-bricked/hard-bricked devices if you didn't follow this tutorial correctly and attentively. Do it on your own risk!

Here's how to do it.
  1. Download the needed files.
  1. Next is install Kingroot on your device and make sure that you have a stable internet connection so you can root your phone.
  2. After doing so, if you want to replace Kingroot to SuperSU. Just install Rashr and flash either direct SuperSU or TWRP (Optional).
  3. If you've chosen direct SuperSU then wait for it to finish and it will automatically reboot (if prompted, just click yes to continue). After rebooting into system and you've successfully flashed the SuperSU on your system then, you can now get rid of Kingroot application so that you can use SuperSU as your root manager.
  4. But if you choose to install TWRP (which is I personally recommended because of its functionality and convenience when flashing or moving into other roms/add-ons). Just flash TWRP just like the procedure on SuperSU, but this time you'll have to boot into custom recovery mode after successfully flashing the TWRP.img on Rashr. You can directly boot into recovery mode by choosing Recovery Mode on boot option on Rashr or by shutting down your device and simultaneously pressing Power Button and Volume Down at the same time. Then wait for the screen to boot and release the buttons to boot into recovery mode.
  5. After entering recovery mode just choose Install button and look for the SuperSU files location. e.g. SD/Downloads/SuperSU then swipe to start flashing. After doing so, reboot your device into your system and uninstall Kingroot as you wish.
 
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-DirtyUnicorn- said:
If you're running on stock os which is lollipop 5.0.1 you can use the "Kingroot + TWRP + SuperSU or Kingroot + SuperSU" method.

Here's how to do it.
  1. Download the needed files.
  1. Next is install Kingroot on your device and make sure that you have a stable internet connection so you can root your phone.
  2. After doing so, if you want to replace Kingroot to SuperSU. Just install Rashr
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Ang galeng completo
 
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If you're running on Marshmallow (6.0.1). You'll be needing to Unlock your Bootloader first.

Needed files:
Unlocking Bootloader:
  • Install the UnlockBootloader.apk on your device and make sure that you have internet connection to fulfill the procedure. Just swipe up the screen until the agreement box is clickable so you can proceed on unlocking your device. Once a pop-up notification appeared asking if about the pin, just click yes.
  • After waiting for a minute or less your phone will automatically reboot. Once the logo appeared, check immediately the top left corner of the screen. If it says "unlocked" then you've successfully unlocked your bootloader.
  • Now you can proceed to the rooting process. You'll be needing a PC and usb data cable for this process.
Installation of TWRP:
  • Extract the minimal adb and fastboot zip file and install them. Once installed copy the custom recovery image file (recovery.img) into the minimal adb extracted folder.
  • Enable USB Debugging option of your device by tapping the build number seven (7) times. /Settings/About/Build Number. Once done go back to Settings and you can now have an additional option called Developer's Options then check the option named USB Debugging Mode.
  • After that, reboot your device into Bootloader mode or CSC mode. Just shut down your phone and do this button combination simultaneously. Press Power + Volume Up and wait for the screen to pop up. Release the buttons after booting into CSC mode plug in your phone into your PC.
  • Now moving back to your PC, go back to minimal adb and fastboot folder and press "Shift + right click your mouse" then choose open command prompt here so that you can use the minimal adb directly on that folder.
  • Once the application appeared, type the following commands as follows:

  1. Code: 
    fastboot devices
    Press ENTER
  2. Code: 
    fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
    Press ENTER
  • (I personally recommend to flash it three(3) times to be assured that it is 100 percent working) After you successfully flashed the custom recovery into your phone. Unplug your phone onto your PC and long press the power button to shut down your device. Then reboot into recovery mode by pressing power + volume down combination simultaneously then wait for the screen to pop up. Once into the recovery mode.
Rooting:

  • Do the rooting process I've mentioned in the first tutorial through TWRP mode.
 
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-DirtyUnicorn- said:
If you're running on Marshmallow (6.0.1). You'll be needing to Unlock your Bootloader first.

Needed files:
Unlocking Bootloader:
  • Install the UnlockBootloader.apk on your device and make sure that you have internet connection to fulfill the procedure. Just swipe up the screen until the agreement box is clickable so you can proceed on unlocking your device. Once a pop-up notification appeared asking if about the pin, just click yes.
  • After waiting for a minute or less your phone will automatically reboot. Once the logo appeared, check immediately the top left corner of the screen. If it says "unlocked" then you've successfully unlocked your bootloader.
  • Now you can proceed to the rooting process. You'll be needing a PC and usb data cable for this process.
Installation of TWRP:
  • Extract the minimal adb and fastboot zip file and install them. Once installed copy the custom recovery image file (recovery.img) into the minimal adb extracted folder.
  • Enable USB Debugging option of your device by tapping the build number seven (7) times. /Settings/About/Build Number. Once done go back to Settings and you can now have an additional option called Developer's Options then check the option named USB Debugging Mode.
  • After that, reboot your device into Bootloader mode or CSC mode. Just shut down your phone and do this button combination simultaneously. Press Power + Volume Up and wait for the screen to pop up. Release the buttons after booting into CSC mode plug in your phone into your PC.
  • Now moving back to your PC, go back to minimal adb and fastboot folder and press "Shift + right click your mouse" then choose open command prompt here so that you can use the minimal adb directly on that folder.
  • Once the application appeared, type the following commands as follows:

  1. Code: 
    fastboot devices
    Press ENTER
  2. Code: 
    fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
    Press ENTER
  • (I personally recommend to flash it three(3) times to be assured that it is 100 percent working) After you successfully flashed the custom recovery into your phone. Unplug your phone onto your PC and long press the power button to shut down your device. Then reboot into recovery mode by pressing power + volume up combination simultaneously then wait for the screen to pop up. Once into the recovery mode.
Rooting:

  • Do the rooting process I've mentioned in the first tutorial through TWRP mode.
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Wow ginalingan talaga haha
 
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-DirtyUnicorn- said:
If you're running on stock os which is lollipop 5.0.1 you can use the "Kingroot + TWRP + SuperSU or Kingroot + SuperSU" method.

Important Notice!
You should backup your system first or any important files in case of emergency. I'm not responsible for any bricked/soft-bricked/hard-bricked devices if you didn't follow this tutorial correctly and attentively. Do it on your own risk!

Here's how to do it.
  1. Download the needed files.
  1. Next is install Kingroot on your device and make sure that you have a stable internet connection so you can root your phone.
  2. After doing so, if you want to replace Kingroot to SuperSU. Just install Rashr and flash either direct SuperSU or TWRP (Optional).
  3. If you've chosen direct SuperSU then wait for it to finish and it will automatically reboot (if prompted, just click yes to continue). After rebooting into system and you've successfully flashed the SuperSU on your system then, you can now get rid of Kingroot application so that you can use SuperSU as your root manager.
  4. But if you choose to install TWRP (which is I personally recommended because of its functionality and convenience when flashing or moving into other roms/add-ons). Just flash TWRP just like the procedure on SuperSU, but this time you'll have to boot into custom recovery mode after successfully flashing the TWRP.img on Rashr. You can directly boot into recovery mode by choosing Recovery Mode on boot option on Rashr or by shutting down your device and simultaneously pressing Power Button and Volume Down at the same time. Then wait for the screen to boot and release the buttons to boot into recovery mode.
  5. After entering recovery mode just choose Install button and look for the SuperSU files location. e.g. SD/Downloads/SuperSU then swipe to start flashing. After doing so, reboot your device into your system and uninstall Kingroot as you wish.
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paps marshmallow na po version.
 
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-DirtyUnicorn- said:
If you're running on stock os which is lollipop 5.0.1 you can use the "Kingroot + TWRP + SuperSU or Kingroot + SuperSU" method.

Important Notice!
You should backup your system first or any important files in case of emergency. I'm not responsible for any bricked/soft-bricked/hard-bricked devices if you didn't follow this tutorial correctly and attentively. Do it on your own risk!

Here's how to do it.
  1. Download the needed files.
  1. Next is install Kingroot on your device and make sure that you have a stable internet connection so you can root your phone.
  2. After doing so, if you want to replace Kingroot to SuperSU. Just install Rashr and flash the either direct SuperSU or TWRP (Optional).
  3. If you've chosen direct SuperSU then wait for it to finish and it will automatically reboot (if prompted, just click yes to continue). After rebooting into system and you've successfully flashed the SuperSU on your system then, you can now get rid of Kingroot application so that you can use SuperSU as your root manager.
  4. But if you choose to install TWRP (which is I personally recommended because of its functionality and convenience when flashing or moving into other roms/add-ons). Just flash TWRP just like the procedure on SuperSU, but this time you'll have to boot into custom recovery mode after successfully flashing the TWRP.img on Rashr. You can directly boot into recovery mode by choosing Recovery Mode on boot option on Rashr or by shutting down your device and simultaneously pressing Power Button and Volume Up at the same time. Then wait for the screen to boot and release the buttons to boot into recovery mode.
  5. After entering recovery mode just choose Install button and look for the SuperSU files location. e.g. SD/Downloads/SuperSU then swipe to start flashing. After doing so, reboot your device into your system and uninstall Kingroot as you wish.
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Wag mo takutin pre nyahahahaha.
meilgee said:
hindi po ba dilikado?
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meilgee said:
hindi po ba dilikado?
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Recommended to follow the option 1 than option 2 on my own opinion. do at your own risk.
 
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