dr.fone - Recover (Android)
Recover deleted data from Android devices, SD cards and broken Android devices.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge were launched the Korean smartphone giant a while back only. Both these smartphone devices were well received by the tech lovers and has made a considerable impact on the smartphone industry. Samsung has definitely worked very hard on its new devices and it is visible from the specs that it has added to these two with amazing features and high end hardware. While the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge come with 4GB RAM and are powered with a Exynos 8890, in the United States however, these Galaxy duos have Snapdragon 820 SoC in them which did result in some controversy. Specific to its US market, the Galaxy duos with Snapdragon unfortunately come with locked bootloader which makes its difficult for power users to root and use it to install custom ROMs.
However, making it easier for our readers fond of the Galaxy duos, today we have come up with two very effective methods of rooting your favorite devices which will help you flash custom ROMs and use your Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge to its fullest.
Let us look at each one of them one by one:
Now before you start rooting you Samsung Galaxy device, there were some preparations that we need to take care of as in other devices.
So these were the pre conditions that you must follow before starting the rooting process of your Samsung Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge.
dr.fone toolkit - Android Root is by far the most effective methods for rooting your Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. It follows a simple and hassle free one click process which is 100% safe and secure. Supporting over more than 7000 devices, the dr.fone toolkit has the highest success rate in the industry.
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Let us proceed and see the steps involved on how to use this toolkit for rooting you Galaxy duos successfully.
Step No 1: The first step as usual here too involves connecting your Samsung Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge.
For this, at first you will have to launch dr.fone - Root on your personal computer and click on Root among all visible toolkits on screen.
Now take a USB cable, preferably original, and connect your Samsung device. In case you have the Android version as 4.2.2 or more, a pop-message will appear on your screen asking permission to allow debugging. Click OK to allow and then the dr.fone toolkit will work on recognizing the automatically connect your Galaxy duos.
Step No 2 : Moving on to step no 2, this is clearly the process of detecting and rooting your Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
Once you can see that your Samsung device is connected, click on Start on the dr.fone toolkit . The dr.fone program will now start detecting your device and work on finding out the right way of rooting it. The detecting process usually varies as it depends on the phone model, here is would be the Galaxy duos.
Once detected, the dr.fone toolkit will be ready to start with the rooting process. Click on Root Now to start.
Even in this process of rooting, there will be a pop-up message asking you if you would like to allow rooting of your Samsung duos. Confirm by tapping on the screen and allow rooting. There you go, and in a couple of minutes, you will have rooted your Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge rooted.
In this part we will understand in detail how we can use Odin to root the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
Before you start the process of rooting your Samsung S7, keep in mind a few things.
Step No 1: This is to enable Developer Options:
Go to device settings and find the phone's build number and once you see it, tap on it about five times and you would have enabled your developer options.
Step No 2: Once you are able to see Developer options in settings, go to Developer options to enable OEM Unlock.
Step No 3: Getting the root files.
Before starting the rooting process, you will have to download the Odin file on your Samsung duos. Then you will have to download the auto-root file from Chainfire for S7 and S7 Edge and save both on the computer. Since you will get compressed files, you will have to unzip them, get files with.tar.md5 extension before you begin the process.
Step No 4 : Once all this is done, move on to your phone.
Boot your Samsung device to download mode by turning off your phone and reboot by pressing and holding the home, power and volume down buttons, in a few seconds you will see that your smartphone is in download mode.
Step No 5 : Now to get phone drivers. You should make sure that Samsung mobile phone drivers are installed in your computer. Simply download the drivers from your Samsung Galaxy duos and install them on your computer to proceed.
Step No 6: Since you have downloaded the root files on your PC and your smartphone is on download mode, run the Odin file on your computer and connect your device using a USB cable. You will see the 'Added message' on Odin.
Step No 7 : Starting the Root Process.
Go to Odin tool and click on the Auto Root button. Now you will need to browse your computer for the .tar.md5 file saved earlier the step no 3. Once you pick up the root file, click on Start and continue with the process.
You will see Samsung logo on your device during the process and it will reboot a couple of times in between as well. The process will be complete once finally your Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge device will boot into Android.
Note: Please repeat the method if the rooting is unsuccessful the first time and keep repeating the process as there is no guarantee of its success.
So these were the two methods that you can use to root your Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge devices successfully. However, the important thing to keep in mind is that rooting your Samsung duos will void their warranty, so be completely sure about the pros and cons of rooting before proceeding with any of these methods.
Recover deleted data from Android devices, SD cards and broken Android devices.
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Nov 28,2017 15:03 pm / Posted by Selena Lee to Root
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