[Q] root for zte kis 2 max - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi, I've got a Zte kis 2 max and I've tried several ways to root it but I can't please help me to root my phone
My phone: kis II max
Android version : 4.4.2
Baseband version :MOLY.WRB.W1315.MD.WG.MP.V36.P13
Kernel version: 3.4.67
Build number:TEL-MX-TB25S-P172R10V1.0.0
Hardware version:TMBI

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Hello!
im couldnt get to root my phone too, got the same problem man, somebody know how to root this
ZTE Kis II max?

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I found on the engineer mode an option called user2root and when I press the root button it says I have to update to root success, some idea about it?
and I found a page where they use another method to root the phone but I can't understand how it works, can you help me with it on a forum called gsmhosting

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jamadz15 said:
I found on the engineer mode an option called user2root and when I press the root button it says I have to update to root success, some idea about it?
and I found a page where they use another method to root the phone but I can't understand how it works, can you help me with it on a forum called gsmhosting
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Ok. This worked for me on ZTE KIS 3 MAx (aka digicel 800)
1. get MTK Engineering Mode,
2. install and select MTK settings and swipe across the main screen (to the left) untill until u reach log and debug (ithink) then tap on User2 root.
3. Run user2root.
4. Then install Kingoroot, on a windows PC
5. Connect phone ( pllz ensure that usb-debug and all the usually on phone setting are done i.. not to worry if you havent kingoroot will walk you
through it)
6. Run KingoRoot.... select "Root".. it may also give the option to select Root again , as the user2root will be detected a root. If so please select Root Again.
7. Once process has started, do not unglug phone unless it states either (rooted or failed)
Mine said successful.. Rooted.
I checked with root checker basic.. and it said the phone was not
I restarted the phone and ran root checker again. this time it said ROOT verified.
allow for SU# and you are good.
(have dat Digicel)
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just follow this video .. (which it not primarily in English , but will help) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQIUy2svr2I

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[email protected] said:
Ok. This worked for me on ZTE KIS 3 MAx (aka digicel 800)
1. get MTK Engineering Mode,
2. install and select MTK settings and swipe across the main screen (to the left) untill until u reach log and debug (ithink) then tap on User2 root.
3. Run user2root.
4. Then install Kingoroot, on a windows PC
5. Connect phone ( pllz ensure that usb-debug and all the usually on phone setting are done i.. not to worry if you havent kingoroot will walk you
through it)
6. Run KingoRoot.... select "Root".. it may also give the option to select Root again , as the user2root will be detected a root. If so please select Root Again.
7. Once process has started, do not unglug phone unless it states either (rooted or failed)
Mine said successful.. Rooted.
I checked with root checker basic.. and it said the phone was not
I restarted the phone and ran root checker again. this time it said ROOT verified.
allow for SU# and you are good.
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Thank you - that worked perfectly for the ZTE Kis3 max that I had and wanted to root.
Without the steps in the "MTK engineering app" Kingo 1.4.3 was not able to root the phone but after applying the steps you described it worked with the Windows version after enabling USB Debugging mode.
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Just replacing the Kingo apps with SuperSU almost caused the whole operation to fail. That might be the task for another day ... currently I want to use Link2SD to free up some space and update all system applications.