Samsung Galaxy Ace 4
Warning:
· Rooting a device makes it work very well but it also caters some limitations to the phone. It can risk the device and you have to suffer a lot.
· The warranty of the phone is scraped when you root it.
· There are chances that your device can also be damaged while trying to root it.
· You don’t get any android updates once you root the device.
Disclaimer:
We are not responsible for any DAMAGE to your device while rooting or after rooting. We provide the best Well Researched data in our Guides, But still root at your own risk!!
Now, Lets go root your Samsung Galaxy Ace 4. Just
follow the steps to get your device rooted!
Before You Begin:
1.
You are rooting your device at your own risk.
2.
You must have a PC running Windows to do this procedure.
3.
Make sure that Samsung USB drivers are installed on your PC. If they aren’t,
install them first.
4.
This only works for the SM-G357FZ variant of the device. You can find out your
variant by heading to Menu > Settings > About phone on your device.
How to Root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 4:
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Download The Following Required Files,
·
Download Root Package and save it to
your desktop.
·
Download Odin and save it to your
desktop.
·
Extract files from both Odin and Root
Package to your desktop by right-clicking on each of them and selecting Extract
here.
·
Rename the step1 file so that it has
.tar as its extension by right-clicking on the file and selecting Rename.
·
Double-click on Odin executable to
launch it on your PC.
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When Odin launches, the first thing
you need to do is uncheck Repartition.
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Click on AP in the Odin and select
step1 file available on your desktop.
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Turn off your device.
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Turn your device back on in download
mode. To do that, hold down Volume DOWN, Home, and Power buttons together for a
couple of seconds, hit volume UP to enter the download mode on your device.
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Plug in your device to your PC using a
standard USB cable.
·
Click on Start in the Odin and wait
for it to flash the selected file on your device.
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When Odin’s done flashing the file,
reboot your device.
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Reboot your device into download mode
again by holding down Volume DOWN, Home, and Power buttons together.
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Connect your device to your PC with
the help of a standard USB cable.
·
Launch Odin by double-clicking on its
executable file.
·
Click on AP in the Odin and select
step2 file to be flashed on your device.
·
Ensure that Repartition is unchecked
in the Odin.
·
Hit Start in the Odin and wait for it
to flash step2 file on your device.
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When it’s done flashing step2 file,
reboot your device.
You’re now fully rooted! That was really as simple
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