does it prevent me from rooting or does it do something worse? i have no idea. im a complete noob and i want to be able to unroot later
codyh14 said:
does it prevent me from rooting or does it do something worse? i have no idea. im a complete noob and i want to be able to unroot later
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Hi and welcome to XDA!
No. If you trip knox while rooting your phone then samsung pay is gone forever. There is no way to reverse this.
That's all it does.
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Whats up guys Im new to the forums Im not sure if this is the right spot for this topic but iv just only recently figured out about rooting. I have a Samsung Galaxy S5 from Verizon, could any specify me to a page or something where I can find out how to root this phone or to files that I need to root this phone. What are the perks of rooting I already know some, plus will this void my warranty, and is it true that if u unroot your phone before sending it in to your carrier for whatever reason they wont find out you rooted your phone? Thanks for the help to whoever replies.
LethianV said:
Whats up guys Im new to the forums Im not sure if this is the right spot for this topic but iv just only recently figured out about rooting. I have a Samsung Galaxy S5 from Verizon, could any specify me to a page or something where I can find out how to root this phone or to files that I need to root this phone. What are the perks of rooting I already know some, plus will this void my warranty, and is it true that if u unroot your phone before sending it in to your carrier for whatever reason they wont find out you rooted your phone? Thanks for the help to whoever replies.
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Hello
I think that is what you are looking for: Galaxy S5 Verizon
f4ke1337 said:
Hello
I think that is what you are looking for: Galaxy S5 Verizon
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Thanks for the reply man but ik there is different models or whatever for the S5 i have SM-G900V will towelroot work for that plus im using the latest update for my phone so will it still work. Sorry im new to all this lol thanks though.
LethianV said:
Thanks for the reply man but ik there is different models or whatever for the S5 i have SM-G900V will towelroot work for that plus im using the latest update for my phone so will it still work. Sorry im new to all this lol thanks though.
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You can find everything if you make a little search.
See here:
S5 development
And I find a rom, see it's easy.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2799860
And for root, root it like other S5 devices.
Regards
Paget96
Hi
So I really want to root my S6 because the battery sucks and I want to install some Xposed stuff...
But the problem is that I'm on 5.1.1, so I can't root it without tripping the KNOX count.
I have asked Samsung about it and they say that it will void my warranty
So I'm still considering to root it or not.
If for example my camera doesn't work anymore, I have to pay to fix it.
What would you guys do?
Why why your camera is not working? Did you broke it?
Kristjan P said:
Why why your camera is not working? Did you broke it?
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He said for example, it's not that his camera is actually bad or broken
Hello Devs,
I am posting this as i want to know that is there any way to root my s6 g920f model on 5.1.1 COI9 firmware without tripping Knox and any other hardware ( I don't want a phone with hardware defects after rooting ).
As i have searched over internet and xda itself and found that many s6 user have reported that after rooting they have broken their finger print sensor and other things ( I don't want to become the next victim as i love my phone way too much plus its a gift from my sister ).
I know there are kernels and CF-Auto root which can do the job done but with tripping the Knox. i also know that there is a app called PingPong which root the phone without tripping Knox but unfortunately its compatible with older version i.e 5.0.1.
So any of you know the safe method to root please do help me..
On OI9 I think is impossibile root without tripping knox
In all 5.1.1 roms its impossible to root without tripin knox... Also the same policy will be applied in the MM...
Thanks guys for your reply.
I think i have to wait or i have to root it
can't really decide what to do..
i can't live without root but i also don't to damage my phone's hardware by rooting
lummujaj said:
In all 5.1.1 roms its impossible to root without tripin knox... Also the same policy will be applied in the MM...
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Is it true that rooting s6 will damage fingerprint scanner or other hardware?
No... Only will damage samsung pay. You "maybe" never be able to get Samsung pay work after root.
mustakim_1994 said:
Is it true that rooting s6 will damage fingerprint scanner or other hardware?
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Only Samsung Pay won't work after tripping Knox.
Hello lovely xda community ,
after some years i am finally ready to root my phone again but I dont want to loose my data. I just want to root it and stay on the stock touchwiz 7.0 firmware
Phone stats.
Galaxy s7
SM-G930F
7.0
That should be it
me too, i was really into flashing on htc and xperia, now I have a S7 and would like to root without loosing all data. i do not care about Knox and Samsung Pay.
#Push someone please?
Read
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/how-to/root-official-stock-nougat-7-0-100-t3540765
*Detection* said:
Read
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/how-to/root-official-stock-nougat-7-0-100-t3540765
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This will erase your phone so be sure to backup anything you need...
#last push
So i have a verizon s6 running 7.0
baseband g920vvrs4dqk1
build # nrd90m.g920vvrs4dqk1
security patch nov.1 2017
I also have an at&t s6 edge running 7.0
baseband g925aucs7erc1
build # nrd90m.g925aucs7erc1
security patch march 1 2018
So I've been searching for months looking for info on xda and the web to get root for them but from everything I've found says it's not possible without tripping knox.. but everything seems to either brick, boot-loop or is not legit.
What I want to know is:
Can I get root for either one of them?
I'm not worried about the warranty since they are already expired or Knox since if I can get root I'd like to get rid of it all together and I really want them rooted so I can get a debloat Rom for them and play around with them..
So can someone please help me and give me some good news for Christmas... thanks for any time, help and/or advise it's greatly appreciated and respected
You can't root any AT&T and Verizon variant of S6 series (S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge Plus) no matter what.
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So i have a verizon s6 running 7.0
baseband g920vvrs4dqk1
build # nrd90m.g920vvrs4dqk1
security patch nov.1 2017
I also have an at&t s6 edge running 7.0
baseband g925aucs7erc1
build # nrd90m.g925aucs7erc1
security patch march 1 2018
So I've been searching for months looking for info on xda and the web to get root for them but from everything I've found says it's not possible without tripping knox.. but everything seems to either brick, boot-loop or is not legit.
What I want to know is:
Can I get root for either one of them?
I'm not worried about the warranty since they are already expired or Knox since if I can get root I'd like to get rid of it all together and I really want them rooted so I can get a debloat Rom for them and play around with them..
So can someone please help me and give me some good news for Christmas... thanks for any time, help and/or advise it's greatly appreciated and respected
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I found a way to root Android phone for free. You can have a try. phone-manager.com
So your free way is dr.phone?
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You can't root any AT&T and Verizon variant of S6 series (S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge Plus) no matter what.
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Because the locked bootloader? That sucks.. was hoping it was just because of the warranty and no one wanting to avoid it...
Bob OnDez said:
So your free way is dr.phone?
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Yeah, the root tool is free. But not others. Just have a try.
Ok I'll give it a shot...