1) Download CF-Auto-Root for the Galaxy Note 2, as well as Odin3 v3.09
2) Put your Galaxy Note 2 in Download Mode by holding the Volume Down, Home and Power buttons. When a warning prompt appears, press Volume Up to enter Download mode.
3) Unzip the CF-Auto-Root archive to retrieve the .tar.md5 file. Unzip Odin. Right click on Odin and run the application as an administrator.
4) Using your USB cable, connect your Galaxy Note 2 to your computer. You should see a yellow box with the message “Added!” If this does not occur, reinstall your computer’s USB drivers.
5) Within Odin, press the AP button and select the tar.md5 file extracted from the CF-Auto-Root archive.
6) Select Auto Reboot and F.Reset Time while leaving all other boxes unchecked.
7) Click start and wait until the installation process completes. Any interruption may result in a bricked device.
8) After a PASS message appears, your phone will reboot automatically and you’ll officially be rooted.
2) Put your Galaxy Note 2 in Download Mode by holding the Volume Down, Home and Power buttons. When a warning prompt appears, press Volume Up to enter Download mode.
3) Unzip the CF-Auto-Root archive to retrieve the .tar.md5 file. Unzip Odin. Right click on Odin and run the application as an administrator.
4) Using your USB cable, connect your Galaxy Note 2 to your computer. You should see a yellow box with the message “Added!” If this does not occur, reinstall your computer’s USB drivers.
5) Within Odin, press the AP button and select the tar.md5 file extracted from the CF-Auto-Root archive.
6) Select Auto Reboot and F.Reset Time while leaving all other boxes unchecked.
7) Click start and wait until the installation process completes. Any interruption may result in a bricked device.
8) After a PASS message appears, your phone will reboot automatically and you’ll officially be rooted.