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Home » Root » Root Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 SM-T375/T377 Marshmallow, Nougat 7.1.1 using TWRP

Root Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 SM-T375/T377 Marshmallow, Nougat 7.1.1 using TWRP

by Selva Kumar A Leave a Comment

Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 comes with only 1.5 GB of RAM. Even If it used for Normal usage, you could notice lag issues. If you receive 50-100 Messages in Whatsapp Group, your device will freeze. When we root our Tablet and Remove Bloatware, you can expect some performance Improvement. When Installing Custom ROM, check with the compatibility. Most of the Custom ROMs, Didn’t work well with the Tablets. When uninstalling System apps, care whether it is related to OS Works. If you, Uninstall System Apps, your device may not work well.Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8 2015 with Leaf Background

Table of Contents

  • Why should you Root Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016?
  • How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 Marshmallow, Nougat 7.1.1
    • Things to check out for;
    • Pre-Requirement Steps
    • Flash TWRP using ODIN
    • Install Magisk, forced encryption disabler in your Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 using TWRP
  • What More?

Why should you Root Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016?

We are thanks for the Hard work of TWRP team. Without this team, this rooting method is not possible. Samsung is Already releasing regular patch updates for your device. Ya, There are no Major upgrades like Oreo Update, But the security patch is proper on 90-120 days interval. The OS has already optimized for your Tablet. The problem is, You have only 1.5 GB RAM and Qualcomm MSM8916 Snapdragon 410 Processor. But We Don’t use Tablets for heavy apps. So, if you want to root because everybody is doing, I advise don’t root If you didn’t have any experience.

How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 Marshmallow, Nougat 7.1.1

Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 International variants come with a flexible bootloader. This means that the smartphone can be easily rooted. Also, the device can accept to install TWRP recovery or any other custom recovery file/app alike.

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TWRP recovery is a custom recovery file which must be installed on Samsung Galaxy devices because you can root them successfully. In this article, we explained the easiest method to follow and install TWRP recovery on Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016. However, the tool required for rooting this device is the Magisk App.

With the help of TWRP Recovery, you can quickly flash the latest version of Magisk into your Tab E 8.0 2016 to gain root access. Before sharing the tutorial, you may want to know that, with the TWRP recovery present on your device, you can easily install any custom ROM or firmware. Does it seem complicated? Relax, everything will be explained succinctly in bullets.

Things to check out for;

  • Check your device model number.

  • Select TWRP Based on the mobile model number.
  • Make sure your device battery is charged above 50%

  • Backup your current files and data, just in case (save them on external storage).

Pre-Requirement Steps

Enabling developer option

  • Enable USB Debugging Mode and OEM Unlock in your mobile. To do this; go to settings >>> about >>> Tap on the “Build Number” 7-10 times consistently to enable “Developer Options,” then go to the “Developer Options” and enable USB Debugging Mode and OEM Unlock. There is no complicated process in the Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016.

  • Download and install the Samsung USB driver to your computer system.

  • Also, download the ODIN software. Select above Oreo version in the ODIN list. Install ODIN in your PC.

  • Download Magisk.Zip (Download Latest version) and forced encryption disabler, Copy it to Your Phone Memory. We Need to flash encryption disabler to avoid Boot Warnings in the future after the Root process. 
  • Download and save the TWRP File. Select Correct TWRP file from Below. This TWRPs can support Up to Nougat.

  • SM-T375L
  • SM-T375S
  • SM-T377R4
  • SM-T377T
  • SM-T377W
  • SM-T377P
Also Read-  Root Samsung Galaxy A70 SM-A7050/F/FN/GM/MN/U/W/YN Android 11 using TWRP and Magisk

Flash TWRP using ODIN

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8 2017 Download Mode

  • Connect your USB Cable with PC. Switch off your device. Then, enter into Download mode. To do this; press and hold down the Volume Down + Home + Power buttons and connect your micro USB Cable.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7.0 2016 Download Mode Warning Screen

  • Press the Volume Up button to continue when you see the warning message.

  • Now, connect the Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 mobile to the computer via USB cable.

  • Launch the Odin app on your computer. If the device is detected by this app (Odin), it will show you a message that reads – added!!!

ODIN Added Message

 

However, if the device is not correctly connected to the PC, you won’t see this message. So, you have to check the USB cable if it is reasonable and reconnect the device.

  • After connecting the Samsung device, click on the PDA/PA button to browse/search and get the TWRP from where you saved it on your PC. Also, navigate to “options” and tick the Auto Reboot.

Odin Auto Reboot

  • Click on “Start”

  • Once the file is loaded into the device, reboot your device.

  • Kudos, you have just Installed the TWRP on your Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016. If you installed TWRP, Don’t turn on your mobile. Immediately, move to Magisk Installation steps.

Install Magisk, forced encryption disabler in your Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 2016 using TWRP

  • Boot it Into recovery mode->Volume Up + Power Button.
  • Now it Will Boot into TWRP Recovery Mode.
  • Select Wipe->Advance Wipe->Select Cache Data.
  • Return to Home of TWRP select Install.
  • Select Magisk.Zip.
  • After Installation again Navigate to Home select Install. Select forced encryption disabler.
  • After the Installation Reboot Your Mobile.
  • You can also install Magisk.apk in your Mobile Applications. Forced encryption disabler is used to avoid the boot loop issue after rooting.

What More?

You should not Boot into Normal OS Booting, after TWRP. After TWRP Flash, Immediately Boot into Recovery or Else you will get Warning message FRP Lock. If you accidentally urged and boot frequently, Don’t panic, flash official Tab E 8.0 2016 stock firmware to get back into stock OS.

Also Read-  Fix Battery Drain Issues in Samsung Galaxy A31 SM-A315F/G/N After Installing Update

Selva Kumar A

Selva Kumar is an Android Devices Enthusiast, Who Can Talk and Write About Anything If You Give a Hint About the respective devices. He is a Computer Science Graduate and Certified Android Developer, Making His Career towards this Technology. He is always eager to try new Android devices — not only Software level but Hardware-level Also. Beyond this, He is a Good Swimmer, Guitarist.

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