[How to root Samsung Galaxy ALPHA SM-G850F running on android version 4.4.2 using Odin flash tool] Hello friends today i am going to show you how you can easily root your Samsung Galaxy ALPHA SM-G850F . If u have Samsung Galaxy ALPHA SM-G850F smartphone and you want to root it then you are on right place, follow this fast and easy steps and root your Samsung Galaxy ALPHA SM-G850F without any problems.
Important:
- Make sure your phone battery is must charged at list 30% to 40%.
- Make a full backup of your device - Like Sms contacts app data etc.
- Don't forget to install the Samsung kies driver on your computer.
- This process will void your phone warranty.
- Download and install Odin Version 3 1.85 Click here to Download Odin.
- Root checker app click here to download.
- Download CF-Auto-Root.tar.md5 Click here to Download.
Step 1: First you need to enable usb debugging mode of your phone. For enabling it.->Go to Setting>>click on developers option and tick the usb debugging box.
Step 2: Now run Odin V3 1.85 as administrator on your computer.
Step 3: Now put your device into download mode by pressing->Volume down +Home+Power button.
Step 4: Now you will see the warning screen with yellow exclamation mark.
Step 5: Now press volume up button to enter into download mode.
Step 6: Now connect your device into computer via usb cable.
Step 7: If the ID:COM port on Odin turns light yellow then your devise is connect properly.(Watch below image)
Step 7: If the ID:COM port on Odin turns light yellow then your devise is connect properly.(Watch below image)
Step 8: After successfully connect your phone, click on PDA button of Odin and select download CF-Auto- Root.tar.md5 file. (Watch below image)
Step 9: Now click on the Start button, after clicking on start button flashing process will start automatically after done you will see a pass message on Odin.
Step 10: Now your phone will be automatically restart. Done now your device is rooted.
Step 11: You can also verify that your device is rooted or not by Root checker app.
Step 10: Now your phone will be automatically restart. Done now your device is rooted.
Step 11: You can also verify that your device is rooted or not by Root checker app.
Author : Prince Chaudhri is a young addicted blogger, He loves to sharing files And tips only for enjoy, He is Like to play with HTML/java script coding and He is also like meet new peoples.
ConversionConversion EmoticonEmoticon