how to root a tecno p3 and n3

This tutorial will show you how to root your Tecno N3 and Tecno P3 android phones easily in few steps.
what you will be needing

Download poot from HERE to your phone
You show goto settings on the phone –>Application: check unknown source; tap preferred install location, select internal device storage; tap development and check USB debugging and Allow mock locations.
Internet access on the phone
Now you are ready for the main rooting

Steps to root your Tecno phone

Goto file explorer on your phone and locate the poot application you downloaded above, click on it to instal.
After installing open the installed poot application from your menu icon, i will request to download ministro services, download and install Ministro II library from Google play store.
Now go back to open the poot application again, it will ask to update QT libraries, do that and your computer should restart automatically, if it doesnt restart it yourself.
Now remove your memory card and boot the phone without a memory card.
Immediately the phone gets to home-screen quickly go and tab on the poot application and tab on press here to poot
After the above step your phone should shut down automatically (if it doesnt restart your phone and repeat from step 5).
After the phone goes off, it should come back, but if it does not you have to remove the battery and put it back, then start it.
Now again quickly tab on the poot aplication immediately your phone gets to the home- screen
If every thing goes well then you should see an option to download super user and root checker (if not try the steps again till you see this two options.
Now download and install the super user and root checker from the link on poot.
Open up root checker and click verify to check the status of your phone. you should see congratulation your phone has root access

If you get demon materialized while pooting

All you should do is restart and keep trying, sometimes you will get it done at first instance some times even up to 10 times before getting it done.

HOW TO ROOT A SAMSUNG GALAXY S

You can easily root any smartphone if it falls in the list of supported smartphones of CF-Kernel. Basically, it’s a custom kernel with Superuser and Buxybox injected and once you flash it on your device, you get the root access. Isn’t that simple? If you want to root your Samsung Galaxy S I9000 smartphone using CF-Kernel Method, follow our guide below.

I. Before You Begin:

1. The warranty of your device will be voided once you root it. Therefore, do it at your own risk.

2. Keep at least 60% of battery on your device, it will prevent any unexpected problems.

II. Downloading Required Files:

1. CF-Kernel (Download the appropriate file from the first OR second post)

2. Odin 3

III. Rooting the Samsung Galaxy S I9000 (CF-Kernel Method):

1. Download and place both the files onto your Desktop.

2. Extract files from both the archives to your Desktop.

3. Open the Odin Tool by double-clicking on the Odin executable file. It’s the file you just extracted from the archive.

4. Click on the PDA tab and navigate to your Desktop and choose the .tar file you extracted from the CF-Kernel archive.

5. Turn OFF your smartphone.

6. Reboot it into the Download mode. It can be done by pressing and holding the Volume DOWN+Home+Power buttons together.

7. Use the Volume UP button to enter the Download mode.

8. Once you’re in the Download mode, connect the device to your PC using the USB cable.

9. Uncheck the Repartition box in the Odin if its checked.

10. Click on the Start button and flashing should begin.

11. Your device should reboot once the flashing is finished.

12. You’re now rooted !

Awesome! You’ve successfully rooted your device with the help of a custom kernel, called CF-Kernel. It has injected both Superuser and Root access on your device, which means you can now provide root access to the apps asking for it !

If you need help with this procedure, please ask in the comments below

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