In the past couple weeks, Samsung has been rolling out Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update to various devices including Samsung Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note 2. The latest update brings the performance improvements and features of Android 4.3 JB, especially Samsung's KNOX security tool and Reactivation Lock.

Here is how you can root Galaxy Note 2 on Android 4.3 UCUBMK6 Jelly Bean official update.

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Prerequisites toroot Galaxy Note 2 on Android 4.3 UCUBMK6:

Create a backup of all important data in your Galaxy device.Download and install USB drivers forSamsungGalaxy Note 2in your computer.Enable USB debugging option by pressingMenu>Settings>Applications. Navigate and tap onDeveloper Optionsto ensure thatUSB Debuggingis enabled.Ensure that your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 carries more than 80% of charge.

Note:this guide is only intended for AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 2 SGH-i317; please to not try it on other variants.

Root Galaxy Note 2 on Android 4.3 UCUBMK6:

Files required:download the Chainfire Root package for AT&T Galaxy Note 3 SGH-I317 from this link. Unzip the content of CF-Auto-Root file. Also downloadOdin 3.07and install on your computer.

Turn your Galaxy Note 2 i317 off and boot it intoDownloadmode: pressVolume Down,Home,andPowerkeys simultaneously. When the screen flashes a warning yellow triangle, pressVolume Up.On your computer, open root package and launch Odin as an admin.Connect your AT&T Galaxy Note 2 with computer using a USB cable. When successfully connected, ID:COM port at ODIN will turn yellow.On Odin, click onPDAbutton and locate theCF-Auto-Root-t0lteatt-samsungsghi317.tar.md5file. HitSTARTbutton.Now the rooting process will start. Once successfully done, you will see aPASSmessage on your Odin and your Note 2 will reboot automatically.Disconnect your Note 2 from your your computer.When your device reboots, in app drawer you will seeSuperSUapp.

Download the run theRoot Checkerapp from Play Store to confirm you have gained rooting rights.