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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Note 4 phone from Samsung.
Notes Before You Begin

FEB 10 2015

– This root guide is for the Samsung Galaxy Note whose model number is SM-N910C only. It may not work on other Samsung Galaxy Note 4 models if your model number is different.
Also, you will need to perform the rooting technique twice. After performing it for the first time no SuperSU will be present. Follow the same steps again and after the second time of rooting the device the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will restart and SuperSU will be present and the device will be rooted.

Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way, before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely. Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 4?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 you will need the following.

• The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 you want to root in your hand.
• A PC.

Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 for your PC

In order for your PC to recognize the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers onto your PC.
You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 from here.
Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 root package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 root package from here. When you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and extract it.

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

1. Tap the Settings option.
2. Tap the About Phone option.
3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Note 4

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is powered off completely.
2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 powers up.
3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 now to your PC.
5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
6. Inside Odin click the PDA option (this is called AP in the latest version of Odin) and browse on your computer to the .tar root file you extracted in step 4
7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 phone from Samsung.

What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 for your PC

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 root files

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S4 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 root package from here. Make sure you save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract it to its own folder.

You also need to download the update zip file. You can download it from here. Make sure you save it to an easy to find location on your PC such as your desktop – do not extract it.

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 starts up properly you need to install SuperSU.

To do this make sure that the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 is still connected to your computer.

Using Windows Explorer copy the update zip file from step 3 to the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2. We recommend putting it in the Downloads folder for easy access.

You now need to boot the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 in to recovery mode.

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This guide will show you how to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro tablet from Samsung.

Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for the steps given in this guide and they are accurate at the time of writing but please follow all the steps carefully and back up the tablet before proceeding. You perform rooting at your own risk and it is your own responsibility.

What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro you will need the following:

How do you root the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4?

Rooting the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is a relatively straightforward process

Step 1- Download the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 root file

The first you need to do is download the root file you will use to root the tablet which you can get from here. When you have downloaded it to your PC save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract the contents to its own folder.

Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting tool

In order to use the root file in step 1 you must use Odin which you can download from here.

Step 3 – Install the Samsung USB drivers

So that the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is recognised by your PC when you connect it, so that Odin can see it and allow you to root it, you must download and install the USB drivers on your PC which you can get from here.

Step 4 – Put the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro in Download mode

Now that you have downloaded everything it is time to root the device.

The first thing you need to do is put the Galaxy Tab Pro in Download mode. You can do this by performing the following steps:

Once the tablet is in Download mode connect it to the PC and run Odin.

Step 5 – Root the tablet

With the tablet in Download mode run Odin which you downloaded in step 2 and it should say ADDED! if everything is installed properly (if not make sure the USB drivers are installed – see step 3).

Once Odin sees the tablet click the PDA button and browse to the folder that you extracted in step 1 and select the MD5 file and it will be added to Odin.

Once it has been added click Start to start the rooting process.

DO NOT DISCONNECT THE TABLET FROM THE PC WHILST ROOTING IS IN PROCESS.

Once rooting is complete the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 will restart and boot up and Odin will say PASS! You can disconnect it from your PC.

Inside the applications list look for SuperSU which means that the tablet has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S3 phone from Samsung

What’s Needed To Root The Samsung Galaxy S3?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download The USB Drivers For The Samsung Galaxy S3 For Your PC

In order for your PC to recognize the phone as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S3 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download The Odin Rooting Program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S3 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download The Samsung Galaxy S3 Root Package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S3 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy S3 root package from below. Make sure you have the correct version for your Galaxy S3 (Apps > Settings > About Phone > Model Number)

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S3

In order for your PC to recognize the Samsung Galaxy S3 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5 – Root The Samsung Galaxy S3

Now that we have all we need it’s time to root the Samsung Galaxy S3. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 into Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy S3 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S3 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy S3 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy S3 has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Note 2 phone from Samsung

What’s Needed To Root The Samsung Galaxy Note 2?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download The USB Drivers For The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 For Your PC

In order for your PC to recognize the phone as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download The Odin Rooting Program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Root Package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 root package from here.

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Note 2

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5 – Root The Samsung Galaxy Note 2

Now that we have all we need it’s time to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 into Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.  If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phone from Samsung

What’s Needed To Root The Samsung Galaxy Note 3?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download The USB Drivers For The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 For Your PC

In order for your PC to recognize the phone as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download The Odin Rooting Program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download The Samsung Galaxy Note Root Package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Note USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 root package from below. Make sure you have the correct version for your Galaxy Note 3 (Apps > Settings > About Phone > Kernel Version).

Step 4 – Enable USB Debugging On The Samsung Galaxy Note 3

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5- Root The Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Phone will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Note phone from Samsung

What’s Needed To Root The Samsung Galaxy Note?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download The USB Drivers For The Samsung Galaxy Note For Your PC

In order for your PC to recognize the phone as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Note from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download The Odin Rooting Program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Note using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Note and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download The Samsung Galaxy Note Root Package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Note USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy Note root package from below. Make sure you have the correct version for your Galaxy Note (Apps > Settings > About Phone > Kernel Version).

Step 4 – Enable USB Debugging On The Samsung Galaxy Note

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Note when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5- Root The Samsung Galaxy Note

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Note. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Note in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Phone will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Note from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy Note starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy Note has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini phone from Samsung.

What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini for your PC

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed

Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini root package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S3 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy S3 root package from here. Make sure you save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract it to its own folder.

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments, after which the phone will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the phone from your PC during this time –

Once the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the phone has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Nexus phone from Samsung.

What Is Needed To Root The Samsung Galaxy Nexus?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Nexus you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download The USB Drivers For The Samsung Galaxy Nexus For Your PC

In order for your PC to recognize the Samsung Galaxy Nexus as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 –Download The Galaxy Nexus Rooting Toolkit

To root the phone you need to download the toolkit to your PC which you can get from here. Save it in an easy to find location and extract it to its own folder.

Step 3 – Enable USB Debugging On The Galaxy Nexus

In order for your PC to recognize the Samsung Galaxy Nexus when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 4 – Root The Phone

Rooting the phone requires two steps. Unlocking the bootloader and rooting the phone. To do both of these follow the steps here.

Once the phone has rebooted look for the new SuperSU icon. This means that you have successfully rooted the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Express 2 phone from Samsung.

What Is Needed To Root The Samsung Galaxy Express 2?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download The USB Drivers For The Samsung Galaxy Express 2 For Your PC

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download The Odin Rooting Program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download The Samsung Galaxy Express 2 Root Package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 root package from here.

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging On The Samsung Galaxy Express 2

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5 – Root The Samsung Galaxy Express 2

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Express 2. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy Express 2 has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 phone from Samsung.

Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way. Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 you will need the following.

• The Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 you want to root in your hand.
• A PC.

Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 for your PC

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 root package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 root package from here. Once downloaded save it to an easy to find location on your PC and extract it.

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

1. Tap the Settings option.
2. Tap the About Phone option.
3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 is powered off completely.
2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 powers up.
3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 now to your PC.
5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
6. Inside Odin click the PDA option and browse on your computer to the root file you extracted in step 2.
7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the very latest Samsung Galaxy S5. Thankfully Samsung phones are easier than most other Android smartphone manufacturers to root the device and the whole process is pretty straightforward.

What Is Needed To Root The Samsung Galaxy S5?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S5 you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S5 for your PC

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S5 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S5 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S5 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S5 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S5 root package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S5 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy S5 root package from the links below.

You must make sure you download the correct version for the Samsung Galaxy S5 you have. To find out which version that is go to Settings > About Phone on the device itself.

SM-G900F (International Qualcomm): CF-Auto-Root-klte-kltexx-smg900f.zip
SM-G900H (International Exynos): CF-Auto-Root-k3g-k3gxx-smg900h.zip
SM-G900I (Oceania?): CF-Auto-Root-klte-kltedv-smg900i.zip
SM-G900L (Korea): CF-Auto-Root-kltelgt-kltelgt-smg900l.zip
SM-G900M (Middle and South America?): CF-Auto-Root-klte-klteub-smg900m.zip
SM-G900R4 (US Cellular): CF-Auto-Root-klteusc-klteusc-smg900r4.zip
SM-G900T (T-Mobile US): CF-Auto-Root-kltetmo-kltetmo-smg900t.zip
SM-G900P (Sprint): CF-Auto-Root-kltespr-kltespr-smg900p.zip
SM-G900T1 (Metro PCS): CF-Auto-Root-kltemetropcs-kltemetropcs-smg900t1.zip
SM-G900W8 (Canada): CF-Auto-Root-kltecan-kltevl-smg900w8.zip
SM-G900S (Korea?): CF-Auto-Root-klteskt-klteskt-smg900s.zip

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S5

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S5 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

You should now have successfully rooted the Samsung Galaxy S5 using the Towelroot program with no PC required.

Step 5 – Root The Samsung Galaxy S5

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S5. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S5 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy S5 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S5 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy S5 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy S5 has been successfully rooted.

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This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S4 phone from Samsung.

What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S4?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S4 you will need the following.

Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S4 for your PC

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S4 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S4 from here.

Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S4 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S4 and perform the rooting process.

You can download Odin from here.

Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S4 root package

Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S4 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

You can download the Samsung Galaxy S4 root package from here.

Make sure you download the correct one for whichever version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 you have (check the model number that appears when the phone turns on for more information – e.g. GT-I9500).

Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S4

In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S4 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself. This is done by doing the following.

Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S4

Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S4. Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S4 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy S4 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S4 from your PC during this time.

Once the Samsung Galaxy S4 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present. If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy S4 has been successfully rooted.