How to Root Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge all models.

Samsung has made a handset that packs great battery smarts, excellent camera abilities and loads of raw power into an increasingly affordable package. But due to some battery issues, the Galaxy S7 sales took a great hit & completely lost the market & trust. Soon after that, Samsung released a new version of Galaxy S7 & S7 Edge. Things were improved upto an extent but not much. I believe rooting my Samsung Galaxy S7 edge was the best decision I have ever made. I have underclocked by CPU to avoid any heating & stay safe.

Android Rooting opens up too many doors for your device. You can choose between Performance, customization or both. Installing a Custom ROM, Xposed & Overclocking/underclocking as some of the advantages of Rooting. Although I won’t suggest overclocking Galaxy S7 series CPU as they are already prone to heat. So without thinking much, let’s just jump on to the Rooting procedure.

DISCLAIMER : We don’t take credit for releasing a root method — a huge giant thank-you goes out to Chainfire, Wanam, markhaines1985, PrinceComsy, Snoop05, x3demond3x, br3w3r, and everyone else who goes out of their way to make our phone experience better!

Prerequisites:

How to Root Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge:

1. Enabling Developer Options

Step 1. Go to settings on your phone -> Lock screen and Security. Turn Off “Secure startup” to avoid any conflict between the system and the gaining Root access.

Step 2. Now go to setting -> About Phone and then tap “Build Number” 7 times until you see a popup message says that now you’re a developer or developer options have been enabled. Now to be check, navigate to Settings -> Developer’s Options and make sure it’s turned on.

2. Enable USB Debugging

Enable USB Debugging in Android
Enable USB Debugging in Android

Step 1. Go to Settings -> Developer’s Options then turn on USB Debugging. Connect your USB from your PC then open command prompt (Win+R and type “cmd” and press enter.) In command prompt, type adb wait-for-device. You device might ask for permission, accept it (you can check always allow from this computer too)

Also Read: Top 10 best ROMs for Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge

3. Flashing Kernel Image file in Galaxy S7 & S7 edge using Odin

Step 1. Power Off the device. Then press the key combination – Home + volume down + power button. This will boot you into the download mode. Navigate to Confirm flash with volume up button.

Step 2. Open Odin. Click ‘AP’ and select the appropriate AP TAR file:

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Flash Stock Firmware using Odin
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Flash Stock Firmware using Odin

Step 3. Now click “Start” in Odin to flash the image and reboot the device. “DO NOT DISCONNECT THE USB”

Step 4. When your device reboots, go to settings and follow the procedure above to re-enable Developer’s Options and USB Debugging

4. How to flash SuperSU file in Galaxy S7 and S7 edge

Step 1. Now extract the “SuperSU flash package” you downloaded earlier. Connect your device using a USB cable to your PC/Laptop.

Step 2. Now run “root.bat” from “SuperSU-v2.76-S7QC”. Your device will reboot after completion. (If running “root.bat” briefly flashes another command window then your PC is most likely not given USB Debugging authorization or the cable is unplugged or ADB didn’t install properly or corrupted.)

Step 3. If the “root.bat” file has been run completely then your device will reboot itself. Once it reboots, you might be prompted my SuperSU that your binaries are outdated. Dismiss this and do not update. Chainfire has not given any support to this build yet. It might be given in future. 

Step 4. On your device, locate SuperSU app and tap on settings. Find Security option and tap on “Enable su during boot”. This will run the superuser script everytime you boot up your device.

Even if you don’t have any problems, we recommend you to read and follow the next steps.

Debloat Galaxy S7 and S7 edge

Once you have rooted your Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, you might want to permanently freeze/disable few apps that won’t be using anywhere soon, but don’t necessarily want to delete. This Debloat Package will automatically do the job for you. Although this step is completely optional, I would suggest you to consider Debloating apps.

Prerequisites:

How to flash Debloat Script in Galaxy S7 & S7 Edge:

Step 1. Launch FireFlash on your device and click (+) button in the lower right. Select “Flash ZIP or OTA”. Locate the flashable ZIP on your device’s memory and select it. Cllick to check “Mount/system read/write” and don’t check any other option.

FlashFire root Galaxy S7 and S7 edge
FlashFire

Step 2. Click “Flash” lightning button in the lower left corner and wait for the system to flash. Your phone could flash briefly before rebooting twice.

Step 3. That’s it! You have successfully flashed the debloater.

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So you have now successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge without any issue. This is by far the simplest method as there are no complicated files that you need to deal with. Just a single file that works with all Galaxy S7 & S7 edge models. If you have any doubts or something isn’t working in your case, you can drop your comment in the comment section below, I will try to help you ASAP.

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28 Comments

  1. What’s the solution for S7 edge stuck “Downloading…” screen and nothing is happening for ages.
    How do I reboot?

    Ok, I managed to reboot and all is as before. Thanks God.
    BTW: fuck the little geeks – maybe they are smart, but following instruction doesn’t work.

  2. What’s the solution for S7 edge stuck “Downloading…” screen and nothing is happening for ages.
    How do I reboot?

    Ok, I managed to reboot and all is as before. Thanks God.
    BTW: fuck the little geeks – maybe they are smart, but following instruction doesn’t work.