How to get the root rightsand on Samsung Galaxy

Each user can customize the function of the device very individually, and create their own unique configurations.

To have access to the system parameters, you need to get root rights. A user who has such rights gains full control over the system and can manipulate system folders and adjust system files.

But it is important to remember that having received such rights, you void your gadget's warranty from the manufacturer. You can always seek qualified help from specialists at the Samsung Smartphone Repair Service Center.

How to Root Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Galaxy S, J, Tab, Note, Duos Smartphones

Before accessing the system settings, it is important to understand that when manipulating them, there is a risk of damaging the device, and such configurations can only be used by experienced users. If an antivirus is installed on your device, then it will signal the danger of an application that grants root privileges, since they perform actions directly related to the system kernel, and this, in fact, is a hack.

Custom recovery is the easiest and most reliable way to root your Samsung Galaxy smartphones.

For everything to be successful, your phone must have at least 50% charge and the USB cable must be functional.

Your PC must have drivers installed for it to interact correctly with your Samsung smartphone. And Odin, which specializes in flashing Samsung gadgets.

Disable "remote control" in the settings. In developer options on your phone, enable USB debugging and OEM unlocking.

After that, you need to restart the phone and enter the recovery menu. Most samsung phones, when you turn on the gadget, you need to hold down the power, lock and volume down keys.

When a warning with the heading Warning is displayed, press the volume up.

Connect your phone to your PC and launch the Odin program. Only Auto Reboot and Reset Time should be checked. After selecting the file with the Auto-Root name element in the PDA tab, click Start.

The gadget can be turned off after the green PASS indicator appears.

When all these actions are completed, an application should appear in the phone menu, which is responsible for accessing system settings.

If the installation process fails and the phone does not turn on, try reflashing it using the Odin program.

We remind you that phone malfunctions caused by rash manipulations with system settingsare not subject to warranty service.

Opening a Superuser profile on Samsung Galaxy will unlock hidden features mobile phone and customize its software shell for the individual needs of the user. There are several ways to perform this procedure. Let's try to figure out how to root the Samsung Galaxy S3.

Ways to open root access on Samsung

Today, several effective programs have been developed, thanks to which you can activate the superuser profile in a matter of minutes. All activator applications can be conditionally combined into two groups:

1. Mobile software installed directly on a smartphone. It is considered the easiest to use, but it does not work with all samsung firmware... Among such utilities, OneClickRoot, KingRoot and Framaroot should be distinguished.
2. Windows programs (Kingo Root, VRoot, Odin, etc.). In this case, unlocking root on the Galaxy S3 is done through the computer.

Separately, you need to dwell on the possibility of rooting Android through. This method considered universal because it fits most samsung smartphones from the Galaxy line.

Getting root rights through mobile software

All mobile applications to activate root access on a Samsung Galaxy S3 work pretty much the same. Therefore, we will consider the algorithm for unlocking the superuser using the KingRoot utility, which is popular in this area:

After restart operating system the superuser profile will open on Samsung.

Unlocking root access through a computer

If the mobile software for opening root rights on the Samsung Galaxy S3 did not bring a positive result, try rooting with computer programs... As an example, consider one of the most effective utilities Kingo Root.

Before you do root Samsung, you need to perform some preparatory activities:

After that, you can start rutting:

Getting root rights using Recovery Mode

Recovery Environment is a standard tool for all Samsung smartphones from the Galaxy line. It can be used to reflash or reset Android to factory settings, format an SD memory card, and much more, including unlock Superuser rights.

Factory Recovery has somewhat limited capabilities. Therefore, before you root the phone, you will need to install a custom CWM or TWRP Recovery on it. This is done as follows:

1. Find the archive with the Android SDK developer environment on the network, download it on your PC and unzip it to the system drive in the root directory.
2. Enter the folder that appears and run the android batch file.
   
3. In the window that appears, mark the item indicated in the figure and click Install.
   
4. Download the firmware file with custom Recovery for your gadget model from the Internet, give it a simpler name and drag it to the platform-tools folder.
   
5. Connect the switched off Samsung to the PC and go to FastBoot mode while holding down Power, Home and Volume Down.
6. Call on the computer command line and write the commands as shown in the figure.
   

After restarting Samsung, the CWM Recovery environment will appear on it.

We will remember this week as Samsung kicked off a new season with the Galaxy S5 on sale in most markets around the world. Compared to Galaxy S4 new Galaxy S5 may seem like a modest improvement with updated camera, performance, improved timing autonomous work and IP67 certification.

If you managed to buy a Galaxy S5 and want to get root rights as soon as possible, then you've come to the right place. As a reminder, we have already presented the first version of the Galaxy S5 rooting instructions here: “How do I root my Galaxy S5 before the sales start? Easy! [Instruction] ". Now we present more detailed instructions... Follow all the steps carefully.

Keep in mind that as with the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 3, rooting the Galaxy S5 requires disabling Knox protection, which will automatically void your smartphone's warranty. If you are not afraid of the cancellation of the warranty on the new Galaxy S5, then below you can already read the instructions in detail. However, we warn you that all responsibility lies with you! We are not responsible for the consequences.

Step 1. Download the following files. You will definitely need them:

• ODIN: Odin3_v3.09.zip (Downloads: 7221)
• CF-Root (required for your Galaxy S5 model)
• USB driver: SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones.exe (Downloads: 5860)

Make sure you read the warning carefully when downloading CF-Root - you need a version for your Galaxy S5 model! Otherwise, you just get a brick from your smartphone. In addition, if you already have Kies installed, then you do not need to install drivers.
Step 2. Extract the contents of the CF-Root archive to a separate folder on your desktop. You must have a tar file, not a file that ends with "img".
Step 3. Run ODIN, click on the PDA and select the file "CF-Auto-Root ... ..tar.md5"
Step 4. Power off your Galaxy S5 and remove and reinsert the battery just in case. Then press the Volume Down, Home and Power Button (Volume Down + Home + Power) at the same time to load the special Download Mode. If the phone shows you a custom firmware warning on the screen, then skip it by pressing the volume up button.
Step 5. Connect your phone to your computer and wait while Windows checks and installs drivers. After installing the drivers, ODIN should automatically detect the device. Do not touch any settings in ODIN under any circumstances!
Step 6. After Galaxy S5 is detected by ODIN, press START button and wait while ODIN installs CF-Auto-Root package on device. After the procedure, your smartphone should automatically reboot itself, which should indicate the successful completion of the procedure. Don't panic if the first download takes longer than usual.

If for some reason the Galaxy S5 goes into a cyclic restart, then you should check if you have downloaded the correct CF-Auto-Root version for your Galaxy S5. We recommend that you go through the entire procedure again.

The question is - how to get Root rights to Samsung Galaxy S8 for SM-G950F and SM-G950FD models? Then this article is for you!

For the process you will need:
1. Personal Computer or laptop
2. Odin flasher, you can download \u003e\u003e download (83.32 Mb)

Certain conditions are required:
1. Charge samsung battery Galaxy S8 (SM-G950F or SM-G950FD) more than 40%
2. Enabled developer mode with some options:
Come on Settings >>> About device >>> Software Information and on item Build number press 7 times quickly, a pop-up message will pop up.
We go to the point Developer options at samsung settings Galaxy S8 and activate items such as Unlocking, envisaged production OEM and USB debugging
3. Installed official device drivers on a PC, take \u003e\u003e here, or install official programs on a PC from Samsung, such as KIES or SmartSwitch, connect the device to PC and disconnect after installing the drivers.

Instructions:
1. Turn off Samsung Galaxy S8
2. Turn on in bootloader mode (simultaneously hold down and hold 3 buttons - Bixby, Volume down and Nutrition, after a certain image appeared on the screen, release all 3 buttons and press the button once Volume up.
3. Unpack the previously downloaded archive with CF-Auto-Root on your PC to any folder. Attention! !!! The file path should not contain Cyrillic and / or punctuation marks in the form of spaces, quotes, etc., only Latin !!!
4. Open the previously downloaded program Odin
5. We connect the smartphone to the PC. COM and Added should light up !!! in the log, as in the screenshot:


6. Press the button in the program AP and select the file from the previously unpacked archive CF-Auto-Root.


7. Click START
8. We are waiting for messages PASS!
9. We rejoice at the root!