How To Root Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925F

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is currently my favorite phone because of it’s looks and the glass finish & today I will show a tutorial to root Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925F. Like all Samsung tutorials, this one will too have Odin tool.

You need not to worry with the name of Odin because it is very easy and all you have to do is press some buttons and you are rooted. We will be downloading some files too, but that are too maximum 30-40 MB approximately and this will not take more than 10 minutes to root and if you have ever used Odin, then not even 5 minuets!

This is only for Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925F Running on Stock Android 5.0.2 Lollipop [zerolte] on LRX22G.G925FXXU1AOCV build ID.

Now let’s move on to our topic and let’s begin with downloads first!

Rooting Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge using Odin

• Get Samsung Galaxy s6 rooting kit and Odin tool and extract it in your PC. This is one of the most important steps and without this you will not be able to root S6 Edge.
• Also download Samsung Galaxy s6 Edge USB drivers and install like a normal file on your PC.
• Shut down your device. Long press Power button and Shut Down your device.
• Press and hold Volume Down + Power + Home keys for some time until your device boots in Download mode and you see an exclamation mark in a triangle. After that leave those buttons.
• Now it’s the time to open Odin. Double click on Odin3-v3.10.6.exe file to open it.
• Connect your phone with USB cable and plug the USB cable into your PC.
• Now in the message box you will see Added! which means that your device is successfully connected to Odin and is ready to be flashed.
  
• Click on AP button and choose Cf-AutoRoot file choose.
  
• Make sure only F. Reset & Auto Reboot is checked in option:
  
  
• Finally click on Start button in Odin to begin the install. It will take 2-3 minutes depending on your PC speed, but will not exceed more than 5 minutes.
• You will see PASS! message in Odin indicating that the flash has been completed and S6 Edge will automatically reboot to OS.
  
• Disconnect the USB from PC after the flash is completed.
• Open Application Drawer and check for SuperSU application. If the application is there, then it means that you have rooted your Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge!