Root Samsung Galaxy Tab 4

 

How to Root Galaxy Tab 4 Android device:

Download and unzip the files for rooting your Galaxy Tab 4, which also includes the Odin file.

    Assuming that all the device drivers installed successfully, now you have your Galaxy Tab in download mode.

    Galaxy Tab can press 4 (middle button) to be entered into the download mode by holding the Volume Down button + the Home key. Hold these two buttons, you must turn on your device.

    As soon as the device gets into download mode, connect your phone to the computer using the original USB cable and then you will see that the ID: COM section will turn yellow or blue indicating that all the drivers successfully installed.

    Click Select "PDA" tab in the Odin to the tar file, the "Start" button after extracting the firmware package was Odin. Once you have clicked on the same, you have to wait for about 3 -4 minutes for the update process to get completed.

    After the device is successfully updated, you will see the setting option language in the device, and then disconnect the device to the "Root Checker" Download app from the Google Play Store.
Note: If the device gets in the boot loop sequence or say, is stuck in the welcome screen, just long press the power button and then follow the above instructions, so again, follow the instructions above.
So there you go, you now have successful as you learned your Galaxy Tab Android Tablet root 4. Please let us know just in case if you put in the Comments section, any questions in the process of rooting the device.

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Root Galaxy Note 2 N7100 on Official Kitkat 4.4.2 XXUFND3 Firmware

 

Procedure to Root Galaxy Note 2 N7100 on Offiical XXUFND3 Kitkat 4.4.2 Android Firmware:

• Download Odin along with the Rooting Tar in your computer and extract both the zip files.

• Open Odin in your computer and turn off your device so that it can be entered in the download mode. Now, turn off your Galaxy Note 2 so that it will now have to be entered in the Download Mode.

• Galaxy Note 2 can be entered into the Download mode by holding the Volume Down button + the Home key button (the middle button). While holding these both buttons, you need to switch ON your device.

• If Note 2 enters in the normal mode, then you will have to retry the process of entering the device in the download mode.

• Click on “PDA” tab in the Odin to select the rooting file which you got after extracting the firmware package to click on “Start” in Odin.

• Once you click on “Start”, you will now need to wait for the whole process of firmware gets finished. The whole process of firmware update will take around 3 -4 minutes and once done, the phone will be rebooted automatically.

• As soon as the device is rooted, you will now see that the device will be rebooted and it will take around 3 -5 minutes for setting up the device. You can check on whether the device is rooted or not with the help of Root Checker app which can be downloaded from the Root Checker app.

Note:  If at all your Galaxy Note 2 gets in the boot loop sequence then you need to turn off the device and then reapply the update from the start. To turn off you can reinsert the battery or say you can long press the power button.
So there you go, you have now successfully rooted the device with the latest firmware of Kitkat 4.4.2 Android OS. We will very soon come up with the custom ROM firmwares for your Galaxy Note 2 based on the Kitkat 4.4.2 and 4.4.3 firmwares.

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Root Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (3G) SM-P901 on Kitkat 4.4.2 Firmware

Procedure to Root Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (3G) SM-P901:

• Download CF Root for your Galaxy Note Pro and Odin from here to your computer. Once downloaded, you now need to enter your Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (3G) SM-P901 in download mode.

• Turn off your Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (3G) SM-P901 and after 5 seconds or when your device gives a small vibration, hold the Volume Down button + the Home key button (the middle button). While holding these both buttons, you need to switch ON your device to see the Green Robot on the screen.

• Connect your device in Download mode with the computer in which you have opened the Odin. In Odin you will see that the ID:COM section will turn yellow indicating that all the drivers are installed successfully. If the drivers are not installed, you need to re install the same from official Samsung’s website.

• Once done, click on “AP” to choose the CF Root Package and click on “Start” to start the process of rooting. It will take around a minute for rooting the device. In some cases it may taken even longer time than expected. Once rooted, the device will be rebooted on its own and then it will install all the apps again.

• Download the “Root Checker” app from the Google PLAY Store to check on whether the device is rooted or not. Just in case if the device is not rooted, you need to retry the process of rooting by following the above instructions from the start.

Tip: Since rooting voids warranty, if you need to get back the lost warranty, you need to update the device with the stock firmware again.
Note: Just in case if your Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (3G) SM-P901 gets in the boot loop sequence then you need to turn off the device and then reapply the update from the start. To turn off you can reinsert the battery or say you can long press the power button.
So there you go, you have now successfully rooted your Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (3G) SM-P901. Do let us know in the comments section just in case if you come across any issue.

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How to Root Galaxy S3 GT I9300 on XXUGNB6 Firmware

 

Procedure to Root Galaxy S3 GT I9300 on XXUGNB6 Firmware:

• Download  XXUGNB6 Rooting Package along with Odin from here to your computer. Once downloaded, you now need to enter your Galaxy S3 I9300 in download mode.

• Turn off your Galaxy S3 I9300 and after 5 seconds or when your device gives a small vibration, hold the Volume Down button + the Home key button (the middle button). While holding these both buttons, you need to switch ON your device to see the Green Robot on the screen.

• Connect your device in Download mode with the computer in which you have opened the Odin. In Odin you will see that the ID:COM section will turn yellow indicating that all the drivers are installed successfully.

• Once done, click on “PDA” / “AP” depending upon the Odin version to choose the Rooting tar file which you got after extraction and click on “Start” to start the process of rooting. It will take around a minute for rooting the device. In some cases it may taken even longer time than expected.

• Download the “Root Checker” app from the Google PLAY Store to check on whether the device is rooted or not. Just in case if the device is not rooted, you need to retry the process of rooting.

Tip: Since rooting voids warranty, if you need to get back the lost warranty, you need to update the device with the below mentioned firmware by following the respective instructions.
Manual Update Galaxy S3 GT I9300 with Official Jellybean 4.3 XXUGNB6 Firmware – Guide
Note: Just in case if your Samsung Galaxy S3 GT I9300 gets in the boot loop sequence then you need to turn off the device and then reapply the update from the start. To turn off you can reinsert the battery or say you can long press the power button.
Do let us know in the comments section or on out Facebook / Google+ Page if you face any issues. We will very soon be coming up with the detailed guide which will help you install the custom ROM firmwares.

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Download - Root Galaxy S Advance on XXLQ4 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware

 

Procedure to Root Galaxy S Advance I9070 on XXLQ4 Firmware:

• Download Rooting Package for Galaxy S Advance from here to your computer. Once downloaded, connect your phone to computer with the help of original USB cable and then place the Root.Zip file in your device’s external SD Card.

• Now, disconnect the device and then turn Off your phone so that it can be entered in the Recovery mode. Recovery mode in Samsung Galaxy S Advance I9070 can be entered by pressing Volume Up Key + OK button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button. In recovery mode, select “clear cache” and “wipe data / factory reset” so that all the data will get cleared from the device.

• In recovery mode select “install from zip card” and select the “root.zip” file for rooting the device. It will take around 3 -4 minutes for rooting the device. Once the device is rooted, the phone will be rebooted.

• Now, once the device gets rebooted you need to download the “Root Checker” app from the Google PLAY Store and then check on whether the device is rooted or not. Just in case if the device is not rooted you will have to try the process again.

Note: Just in a rare case if your Samsung device refuses to turn ON or say if it gets stuck on the Samsung Logo then you need to long press the power button to turn off the same or re insert the battery to start the process from beginning.

So, there you go, you have successfully rooted your device on the XXLQ4 Jellybean firmware of 4.1.2 version. Do let us know in the comments section just in case if you come across any issues as we will try our level best to sort out the same.

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Root Galaxy S2 I9100 on XWLS8 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware

 

Procedure to Root Galaxy S II GT I9100 on Jellybean XWLS8 4.1.2 Firmware:

• Download XWLS8 Jellybean 4.1.2 Rooting Kernel and odin from here to your computer. Once downloaded, extract both of the packages to the desktop.

• Turn Off your Galaxy S2 I9100 so that your device can be entered in the Download Mode. Download mode in Galaxy S2 GT I9100 can be entered in recovery mode by pressing the Volume Up rocker key + power button at the same time while the device is turned Off. If the device starts in the normal mode, you need to re try the process of the entering the device into the download mode.

• Once the device is entered in the Download Mode, Open Odin in your computer and connect your device to the computer with the help of original USB cable and then you will see that the ID: COM section will turn Yellow indicating that all the drivers have been installed successfully.

• Now, click on “PDA” and then you will have to select “”. Once selected, click on “Start” to start the process of Rooting.

• Once the device is rooted, the device will be rooted. It will take around 1 -3 minutes for rooting the device. Once the device is rooted, phone will be rebooted.

Note: Just in a rare case if the device is not updated and it gets into the boot loop mode, you need to again clear the cache from the recovery mode and retry the whole process from the start.

• Download the Root Checker app from the Google PLAY Store to check whether your device is rooted or not.  Also, if it’s rooted, you then will have to download and install the ROM Manager app from the Google PLAY Store.

So, there you go, you have successfully rooted your device on the XWLS8 Firmware which is on the Jellybean 4.1.2 firmware. Do let us know in the comments section just in case if you face any issues in the comments section.

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Download and Root Galaxy S3 GT I9305 on XXBMA3 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware

 

Procedure to Root Galaxy S3 GT I9305 on XXBMA3 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware:

• Download XXBMA3 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware Package from here to your computer which contains Odin as well. Once downloaded, extract both of the files in your computer and open Odin in your computer.

• Turn Off your device so that it can be entered in the Download Mode. Download mode in Galaxy S3 GT I9300 can be entered by pressing Volume down Key, Center button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button after which you will get to see a green robot indicating that the device has entered in the download mode.

• Connect your phone in the download mode to the computer while keeping Odin opened. Once you connect, you will see that the ID: COM section will turn Yellow indicating that all the drivers have been successfully installed. Also, in Odin ensure that Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time checkboxes are selected and no other options are

• Now, click on “PDA” to select “CF-Auto-Root-m3-m3zh-gti9305.tar.md5” and then click on “Start” to start the process of Rooting. Once the device is rooted, download the “ROOT CHECKER” app from the Google PLAY Store to check on whether the device is rooted or not. Just in case if the device is not rooted, you need to retry the process of rooting.

Tip: Just in a rare case if the device doesn’t boot up or gets into the continuous Boot loop mode, you need to reinsert the battery and boot the device normally. Or else you need to re-apply the update by following the steps above.

So there you go, you have now successfully rooted your Jellybean 4.1.2 XXBMA3 Firmware loaded Samsung Galaxy S3 I9305 smartphone. Do let us know in the comments section just in case if you face any issues so that we can assist you as soon as possible.

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Download and install - Update Galaxy s3 Root on XXDLIH Jellybean 4.1 Firmware

 

Procedure to Root Galaxy S3 on XXDLIH Jellybean 4.1 Firmware:

• Download Odin and XXDLIH Rooting Package from here to your computer. Once downloaded, you now need to extract the rooting package and Odin in your computer.

• Open odin in your computer and turn off your phone so that it can be entered in the Download Mode.

• Download Mode in Galaxy S3 can be entered by pressing the Volume Down rocker key + power button at the same time while the device is turned Off. If the device starts in the normal mode, you need to re try the process of the entering the device into the download mode. Refer below video on how to enter your Galaxy S3 in the Download Mode.

• Click on “PDA” to select “CF-Root-SGS3-v6.4.tar” and then click on “Start”. Once you click on start, it will take around 2 – 3 minutes for rooting the device. Please note that once the device is rooted, the device will be rebooted automatically.

• You can now disconnect the device and check whether the device is rooted or not. To check on whether your device is rooted or not, you will have to download the “Root Checker” app from the Google PLAY Store. If your device is not rooted, you will have to follow the instructions mentioned above for rooting your Galaxy S3.

Note: If the device gets into the boot loop sequence or say gets stuck in the welcome screen, just re insert the battery and re follow the above instructions so as to again follow the above mentioned instructions.

We just hope that by following the above mentioned procedure, you were able to root the device, just in case if you were not able to root, all you need to do is to just report to us in the comments section so that we can then take up in a priority manner. Congrats, you have now successfully rooted your Galaxy S3 and you are now ready to install custom ROM firmwares.

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Download and install - Update Galaxy Note N7000 Root on XXLS2 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware

 

Tutorial to Root Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 on Jellybean 4.1 XXLS2 Firmware:

• Download the Rooting Package and Odin from here to your computer. Once downloaded, extract both the zip files in your computer to Open Odin in your computer.

• Turn Off your Galaxy Note so that it can be entered in the download mode. The download mode can be entered by pressing Volume Down Key + OK button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button. Just in case if the device turns ON in the normal mode, you will have to again retry entering the device in the download mode.

• Now, connect your Note N7000 to the computer with the help of original USB cable after which you will see that the ID : COM section will turn Yellow indicating that all the drivers are OK and you can now proceed to next step.

• Click on “PDA” to select the tar file which you will get after extracting the rooting package in odin to click on “Start”. As soon as the rooting process is completed, the device will be rebooted. The whole process of rooting will tase around 3 – 4 minutes, in some case it may take longer time as well.

• To check on whether your device is rooted or not, you will have to download the “Root Checker” app from the Google PLAY Store. Just in case if the device is not rooted, you will have to re follow the instructions.

Note: Just in a rare case if the device doesn’t boot up or show the home screen then remove the battery and reinsert the same to boot the device again in the normal mode.

Do share with us in the comments section just in case if you face any issues as we will try our level best to sort out the same. Congratulations, you have now successfully rooted your Galaxy note N7000 on Jellybean 4.1 XXLS2 Firmware.

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How to Root Galaxy Note 2 N7100 ?

 

Procedure to Root Galaxy Note 2 N7100 Android Phone:

• Download the Rooting Package for Galaxy Note 2 N7100 smartphone and odin from here to your computer. Once downloaded, extract the same.

• Turn Off your device so that it can be entered in the download mode. The download mode in Galaxy Note 2 N7100 can be entered in recovery mode by pressing the Volume Up rocker key + power button at the same time while the device is turned Off. If the device starts in the normal mode, you need to re try the process of the entering the device into the download mode.

• Connect your Note 2 with your computer / Laptop and then in Odin you will see that the ID : COM section will turn Yellow indicating that all the drivers are installed successfully.

Note: If ID : COM section doesn’t turn Yellow, you need to check with two things which are mentioned below,
        Install the USB Drivers in your computer &
        Go to the Path “Settings > Wireless & Network > USB Settings” and ensure that “Samsung KIES” option is ticked before connecting the phone to the computer.

• Click on “PDA” to select “cwm6-root-note2.tar.md5” and once you have selected the file, click on “Start” for starting the process of firmware update. Once the rooting process is completed successfully, the device will be restarted. Please be informed that the device will take longer time than expected for rebooting the device. You can disconnect the device once you see the home screen.

• To check your device is rooted or not, you can check the same from the app “Root Checker” which can be downloaded from the Google PLAY Store. If the device is rooted it will show that the device is rooted, just in case if the device is not rooted then you will have to repeat the whole process.

Note: Just in a rare case if your Galaxy Note 2 device doesn’t boot up or say if it refuses to how up the home screen, then Long press the power button to turn it Off and follow all the above instructions again from the start.

So, there you go you have now successfully rooted your device on the latest firmware. Do let us know in the comments section just in case if you face any issues.

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How to Root Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

 

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 device can now be rooted as we hear that developers are geared up and are coming up with the custom ROM firmware. And if you are the one who has managed to purchase this all new smart device, you can now easily install these custom ROM firmware but before this you will have to root the device. Over a period of this article we will be checking out on how you can root the device with the help of a simple tutorial. Once the device is rooted, the warranty will get void and the only way with which you can restore the lost warranty is by re applying the official firmware. Rooting allows you to not just install the custom ROM firmwares but also allows you to install the apps which requires the root access.

Disclaimer: We should not be held responsible or liable for any damage happened to your device due to not following the instructions. It is very unlikely that there will be any damage to your device if you follow all the instructions.

• Backup all the data present in your Galaxy Note with the help of the below mentioned steps just to make sure that if any data loss or corruption happens, the same can be restored with the help of below mentioned steps.

SMS – Use “SMS Backup & Restore app”,
Contacts – Sync with the Gmail application,
Call Log - Call Log and Restore
Images, Songs, Videos, Files – Copy to internal / External SD Card,
APN and MMS Settings – Note down from the path “Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names”

• From the path “Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging”, you will have to enable the USB Debugging Mode. Also, ensure that you have a minimum of 40% battery charge left so as to make sure that the device doesn’t get turned off in the middle of rooting process. Disable / Uninstall the security suites as it may interrupt the process of rooting.

• Also, note down the current firmware version from the path “Settings > About Device > Firmware Version” so that to unroot you can apply the same update again. Though rooting won’t change the firmware version, it’s better to note down as after rooting you may install the custom ROM firmware.

So assuming that you have followed all the above mentioned instructions, you can now head over to the next page where we have summed up a detailed tutorial on how to root your Galaxy Note 10.1 device.

Procedure to Root Galaxy Note 10.1:

• First up you will have to turn Off your Galaxy Note 10.1 device so that it can be entered in the download mode. The download mode in Galaxy Note 10.1 device can be entered by pressing the Volume Down button and then at the same time press the Power button for round about 10 – 15 seconds to enter the device in the download mode.

• Once you see the Warning Screen, press the Volume Up button to enter the device in the download mode. Now, connect your Galaxy Note to the computer with the help of Original USB cable to the computer.

• Download Odin and along with the below mentioned appropriate rooting package.

Download XXLGA Stock European Firmware with Root injected
Download XWALG7 Stock Saudi Arabian/UnitedEmirates Firmware with Root injected
Download UEALGB GT-N8013 Firmware with Root injected

• Once you have downloaded the above mentioned files and extracted the same, open Odin in your computer and connect your Galaxy Note 10.1 device to the computer with the original USB cable.

• Now, click on the “PDA” button in Odin and select the tar file which you got after extracting the firmware root package. Once selected, it will take around 4 -5 minutes for applying the same. Once the firmware is applied successfully, you will see that it will take around 4 – 5minutes for booting up the device as it’s the first boot after the rooting.

Note: If the device gets into the boot loop sequence or say gets stuck in the welcome screen, just re insert the battery and re follow the above instructions so as to again follow the above mentioned instructions.

• Now, to check on whether the device is rooted or not, download the “Root Checker” app from the Google PLAY Store and check on whether the device is rooted or not. If the device is not rooted then you will have to follow the above instructions again.

Do share with us in the comments section just in case if you face any issues as we will try our level best to sort out the same. Congratulations, you have now successfully rooted your Galaxy Note 10.1 device, we will very soon be coming up with the custom ROM firmware articles which will help you to make the most out of your device.

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Root Samsung Galaxy ACE S5830 on Gingerbread 2.3.6 DDKQ8 Firmware

 

How to Root Samsung Galaxy ACE S5830 on Gingerbread 2.3.6 DDKQ8 Firmware

Procedure to Root Samsung Galaxy ACE S5830 on DDKQ8 Gingerbread 2.3.6 Firmware:

• Download the DDKQ8 Gingerbread 2.3.6 Rooting Package from here to your computer. Once downloaded, connect your device to the computer with the help of original USB Cable and place the zip file in the SD Card or in internal memory.

• Once placed, disconnect the device and turn off the device so that it can be entered in the recovery mode. The recovery mode in your Galaxy ACE S5830 can be entered by pressing  Volume Up Key + OK button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button. You can refer the below mentioned video on how you can enter into the recovery mode.

• In recovery mode, you need to choose “install zip from sd card” and select the zip file which you have placed in your device. Once it’s done, it will take around 4 – 5 minutes for applying the same.

• Once it’s rooted, you can check the same whether the phone is rooted or not by downloading the app called “Root Checker” which can be downloaded from the Google PLAY Store. Open the root checker app and check the same, if it’s rooted then it will show as rooted.

Note: if the device gets in the boot loop sequence or say gets stuck on the Samsung Logo, you need to long press the power button to turn off and then restart the process of applying this rooting process.

So, in this way you have successfully learnt on how you can easily root your Samsung Galaxy Ace. Do let us know just in case if you face any issues as we will try our level best to sort out the same.

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Root Samsung Galaxy S2 GT I9100 on XXLQ5 ICS 4.0.4 Firmware

How to Root Samsung Galaxy S2 GT I9100 on XXLQ5 ICS 4.0.4 Firmware

Procedure to Root Samsung Galaxy S2 GT I9100 on XXLQ5 ICS 4.0.4 update:

• Download XXLQ5 ICS 4.0.4 Rooting Package & Odin from here to your computer. Once you download, you need to extract the same and open Odin in your computer.

• Turn Off your phone so that it can be entered in the Download mode. Download mode in Galaxy S2 GT I9100 can be entered by pressing Volume down Key, Center button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button after which you will get to see a green robot indicating that the device has entered in the download mode.

• Connect your phone to computer with the help of original USB cable and then you will see that the ID : COM section in odin turning yellow.

Note: If the ID : COM section doesn’t turn Yellow, you need to check with two things which are mentioned below,

• Install the USB Drivers in your computer &
• Go to the Path “Settings > Wireless & Network > USB Settings” and ensure that “Samsung KIES” option is ticked before connecting the phone to the computer.

• Click on “PDA” to select “CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEN_LQ5-v5.4-CWM5” and click on “Start” to start the process of rooting. As soon as it’s completed, the device will be rebooted. The whole process of rooting will take around 2 – 3 minutes.

• You can check whether the device has been rooted or not with the help of “Root Checker” application which can be downloaded from the Google PLAY Store.

Note: Just in a rare case if the device is not updated and it gets into the boot loop mode, you need to again clear the cache from the recovery mode and retry the whole process from the start.

So there you go, you have now successfully rooted your Galaxy S II GT I9100 on the latest ICS 4.0.4 firmware. Do let us know if you face any issues in the process of applying this firmware update.

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How to Root Samsung Galaxy S3 with CF-Root 6.1 (Chainfire root) ?

Step by Step Tutorial

 

• Download Odin application on your PC and extract the downloaded .zip file using any extraction tool so as to be able to use it straight away.
• Now download CF-Root 6.1 onto your computer and extract the downloaded .zip file to get the main rooting file.
• Now turn on USB debugging on your Galaxy S3 from here – Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging.
• Once you are done with that, boot into download mode on your Galaxy S3 by pressing these buttons – Volume Down Button + Home Button + Power Button.
• Now connect your device with the computer with your device’s USB data cable.
• Now open Odin on your computer and click on the “PDA” button available within the home window of the application.
• Open up the folder in which you had extracted the rooting package and select the file having .TAR extension.
• Now click on the “Start” button to root your device and install SuperSU, CWM 5.5 & CWM Manager on your Galaxy S3.
• After that, turn off your Galaxy S3 and enter into Recovery Mode by pressing these buttons - Volume Up Button + Center Button + Power Button and wipe your cache partition from – “ Wipe Data/Factory Reset > Wipe Cache Partition ”.
• Now select “+++ Go Back +++” and then select “Reboot System Now”.

That’s all, you have now successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy S3. After restarting your phone, you will see SuperSU, CWM Recovery 5.5, CWM Manager installed on your phone. If you are having any problem while following the above mentioned procedures, then just hit us up in the comments’ section, we will try our best to help you out.

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How to Root Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9300 ?

Samsung Galaxy S3 is the latest Android smartphone and was one of the most awaited Android device which had been released away just recently. Yes, this all new smartphone from Samsung can now be rooted with just a few easy steps, special thanks to ChainFire for the rooting package. So, if you want to root your Galaxy S3, then here are the pre-requisites & installation procedures :

Pre-Requisites & Initial Tasks

• Turn off your device’s antivirus and firewall before going to the installation process.
• Make sure you have at least 70% of battery backup on your device.
• Turn on USB Debugging from – “ Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging ” !
• Backup your files, messages, settings, calling logs & contacts before getting ahead to the installation process.

How to Root Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9300 ?

• Download Odin for your computer from this link – “ Download Now “ and extract it using any extraction tool.
• Now download the Galaxy S3 rooting package onto your computer from this link – ”Download Now ” and extract it to achieve the rooting file.
• Once you are done with that, boot into download mode on your Galaxy S3 by pressing – “ Volume Down Button + Home Button + Power Button ” and connect it with your computer using a USB data cable.
• Now open Odin on your computer and click on the “PDA” button available within the home window of the application.
• Open up the folder in which you had extracted the rooting package and select the file with .TAR extension.
• Now click on the “Start” button which will install the rooting package on your Galaxy S III and once it gets installed, remove your device from the computer.
• After that, turn off your Galaxy S3 and enter into Recovery Mode by pressing – “ Volume Up Button + Center Button + Power Button ” and wipe your cache partition from – “ Wipe Data/Factory Reset > Wipe Cache Partition ”.
• Now go back and tap on the “Reboot System Now” button, which will restart your device and you should find your device in a rooted state.

That’s all, you have successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9300. If the ID : COM section of Odin didn’t turn into yellow even after connecting your device properly with the computer, then you will need to download device’s USB drivers & Samsung Kies application on your computer. And if you are having any further question or had faced any issue while following the above mentioned steps, then just do let us know in the comments’ section of this article

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How to Root Galaxy S2 GT I9100G on ICS XXLPQ 4.0.3 Firmware

 

Caution: This rooting process can only be applied on the I9100G device which is laden on the ICS XXLPQ 4.0.3 firmware. This rooting process should not be applied on I9100 device as it may even brick the device.

 

So let’s proceed to the next page where we have summed up a detailed tutorial on how to root Galaxy S2 GT I9100G on XXLPQ 4.0.3 firmware.

Procedure to Root Galaxy S2 GT I9100G on XXLPQ Firmware:

• Download the XXLPQ Rooting Package and Odin from here to your computer. Extract the rooting package and open the Odin in your computer. Also, download the Rooting Zip Package from here to your computer.

• Turn Off your phone so that it can be entered in the Download mode. Download mode in Galaxy S2 GT I9100G can be entered by pressing Volume down Key, Center button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button after which you will get to see a green robot indicating that the device has entered in the download mode.

• Connect your phone to computer with the help of original USB cable and then you will see that the ID : COM section in odin turning yellow.

Note: If the ID : COM section doesn’t turn Yellow, you need to check with two things which are mentioned below,

• Install the USB Drivers in your computer &
• Go to the Path “Settings > Wireless & Network > USB Settings” and ensure that “Samsung KIES” option is ticked before connecting the phone to the computer.

• Click on “PDA” to select “GT-I9100G_LP7_ClockworkMod-Recovery_5.5.0.4.tar” and click on “Start” for starting the process of rooting Galaxy S2. Once the device gets rooted successfully, the phone will be rebooted and will prompt you to select the Country and Language preferences. After this, you will get to see the home screen when you can disconnect the device.

• The whole process of rooting may take around 2 – 3 minutes. Once the home screen is seen, disconnect the device and turn off the device so as to boot the device in the recovery mode.

• Recovery mode in Galaxy S III can be entered by pressing Volume Up Key, Center button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button. In recovery mode, selectSelect “install zip from sd card” > “choose zip from sd card” to Rooting Zip Package which you have placed in your phone. Up next, in recovery mode screen, you now need to select “Go Back” and select the option of “Reboot system now” for rebooting the device

Tip: If the device gets into the boot loop mode or refuses to turn ON, then re insert the battery and follow the instructions from the start.

Congratulations, you have now successfully rooted your Galaxy S2 GT I9100G on XXLPQ Firmware. Do let us know in the comments section just in case if you face any issues as we will try to resolve the same at the earliest in the comments section below.

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