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How To Root A Phone Using KingRoot

You might not know about KingRoot application, but it was one of the first application to root MediaTek MT6582 devices without the help of CWM or custom recoveries. Thisis also the most easy way to root MediaTek devices, because other applications like Baidu root fails many times, but this always works.

How To Root A Phone Using KingRoot

From Mashup Root Tool, press3 and hit enter. [Get MashupRoot Tool From Here].KingRoot application will open on your phone.Tap on the big green circle.
KingRoot- Prompt to root

It will revolve around with beautiful animation for a while. Make sure your internet is ON.As soon as it has a tick mark, it will also have a blue bar beneath it.
KingRoot- Phone Rooted!

Tap on it and you will see KingUser application!

Now you can give application root permissions from KingUser application.

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