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How To Root The Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560)

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This guide will show you how to root the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) Android phone.

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 Trend (GT-S7560)?

In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) you will need the following.

  • The Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) you want to root in your hand.
  • A PC.

Step 1 – Install USB drivers on to your PC for the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560)

In order for the device to be recognised when connected to your PC you must first download and install the Samsung USB drivers for your PC which you can get from here.

After downloading, save the file, extract it and run the setup program to install the USB drivers.

Step 2 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) rooting tool

To root the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) you need to download and install Root Genius which you can get from here.

Download the rooting program and install it on to your PC.

Step 3 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560)

Now we are ready to root the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) phone.

Run the rooting application you installed from step 3 and connect your Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) to your PC.

Wait for the rooting tool to recognise the device. Once it has been recognised click Root and then click I Authorize and wait for the process to complete.

Replace Vroot Superuser with SuperSU

You should notice, once it restarts, that you now have a new application called Superuser which means that you have successfully rooted the device. You may however wish to replace this program with the more commonly known SuperSU.

To do that download the script to change this from here. Again, save it to an easy to find location on your PC and extract it to its own folder.

Make sure that the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) is connected to your PC.

Copy the mrw folder to the main root of your internal storage (it is called Phone in Windows).

mrw-samsung-galaxy-trend

On the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) itself go to the Play Store and download the Terminal Emulator application, install it and run it.

With the program running type the following command (press Enter after each one):

Su

Allow root permission when asked.

Type the next command and press Enter again when done.

sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh

Wait for the device to complete the process. When done it will automatically reboot.

When the Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560) boots up again you should notice that you now have SuperSU and not the original Superuser application and the device is fully rooted.

Comments

8 responses to “How To Root The Samsung Galaxy Trend (GT-S7560)

  1. STEPHANE Avatar
    STEPHANE

    it is not working. “enable USB debugging mode…”. I do not understand !

    1. FlexiSPYBlog Avatar

      On the device go to Apps > Settings > About Device and tap Build Number 7 times until it says you are a developer.

      Then tap the new Developer Options menu in the Settings menu and make sure USB Debugging is checked,

  2. arthur Avatar
    arthur

    My phone allways restarst when it’s loading. Pleas help!!!

    1. FlexiSPYBlog Avatar

      Are you able to perform a factory reset?

  3. FlexiSPYBlog Avatar

    Hi Foro,

    Were you able to resolve this issue?

  4. FlexiSPYBlog Avatar

    Hi Alex,

    What is the name of the main root app? We are asking this because right now our software requires SuperSU to be the main root app.

    Let us know 🙂

  5. FlexiSPYBlog Avatar

    Hi Tafarel. Sorry to hear this. What makes you think the tool is full of viruses? Please understand rooting tools are often falsely flagged as viruses. In any case, let us know.

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