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The Samsung Galaxy S6/S6 Edge and S7/S7 Edge are fantastic phones, but what if you want to get rid of TouchWiz or make Android a little more personalized than Android Marshmallow offers? The answer, of course, is that you root them. Root is the system’s only super-user, with all the privileges in the system, syou can remove bloatware that came on your phone, run a firewall, enable tethering even if your carrier is blocking it, manually back up your system, and use a variety of other tweaks that require low-level system access, etc. General speaking, as long as your phone rooted access to success, you can exactly use your phone as you wanted without any restrictions.
You must pay attention, you’d better make a backup before conducting the rooting. That’s because no one can guarantee that it is 100% safe to root your Samsung Galaxy S7/S6 due to some unexpected mistakes and accidents, for example, disconnection between Samsung phone and PC during rooting, Galaxy S7/S6 phone getting powered off due to low battery, and mistaken operations, etc. Situations listed can lead to a failure and even brick your Samsung phone.
Android Root tool supports rooting your Samsung Galaxy S7/S6 without data loss.What’s more,this Android toolkit also helps users to backup Galaxy S7/S6 data to the computer then you can restore back to Samsung or Android phone from backup file after rooting. It can also recover deleted or lost files from Samsung Galaxy S7/S6/S5/S4, Note 7/5/4/3, Galaxy Nexus, and other Samsung phone or tablets.
Just keep on reading this tutorial to see how to root Samsung Galaxy S7/S6 to remove pre-install app on your Galaxy and get more space on your Samsung phone.
Step 1.Launch the Program
After installing and running the Android Data Recovery program on your computer, choose the feature of “Android Data Backup & Restore” option in main interface. Next , connect your Samsung Galaxy S7/S6 device to the computer and continue.
Step 2.Enable USB Debugging on Samsung Galaxy S7/S6
You need to tick “Allow” on your Samsung phone if If it is the first time to connect your Samsung phone to PC.
Next you can start your backup process by clicking “Backup” button.
Step 3.Select Data to Backup
Now, select data you want to backup. Then you should hit “OK” and click the “Backup” button to start the backup process.
Quickly, the backup process is completed and you will be able to check the backup files in detail by clicking “View the Backup”in the bottom of the window.
Step 1.Launch the Program on PC
After running the Android tool kit on your PC, click the “Android Root” mode and go to next steps.
Step 2.Connect Your Samsung Phone to PC
Next, connect your phone to the computer via an USB cable and enable the USB debugging mode on Galaxy S7/S6. Then the tool will automatically recognize your device.
Now, your device is detecting by the the tool.
Step 3.Root Your Samsung Galaxy S7/S6
You can root your Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, S6/S6 Edge if you click on “Root Now” button.
The phone will pop up a message to ask whether you would like to root the phone during the rooting process. Just in a few minutes, you Samsung phone will be rooted successfully.
ROOT Risk
1. If you encounter problems in the ROOT process, you may make the phone brick (can not boot). Solve: How to Unbrick Samsung Galaxy S7/S6/S5.
2. If you accidentally install malicious software, your personal information on Samsung S7/S6 will be exposured.
3. Individual mobile phone manufacturers will detect whether the user had ROOT operation, which may be related to the warranty.
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