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Home » Root » Root Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime SM-G610F/K/M/Y Nougat, Oreo using TWRP

Root Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime SM-G610F/K/M/Y Nougat, Oreo using TWRP

by Selva Kumar A Leave a Comment

Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime is still a great phone with 3 GB RAM. But the problem is Software; It can’t survive even with this amount of RAM. The Major problem is unnecessary background apps. You can get rid of them by Rooting. Here below article, We will provide Lot of TWRP for Variants. In Some Countries, this mobile called On NXT, On 7 2016 Models. So, to reduce the confusion, I give the name and Also the Model Numbers. This method Supports Both Nougat and Oreo Android Versions. The TWRP is tested with Oreo and Nougat versions.
Samsung J7 Prime With Tree Background

Table of Contents

  • Why root your Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime?
  • Note these Things before Rooting
  • Rooting Process in Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime
    • Flashing TWRP using ODIN
    • Install SuperSu to Root and Manage Super User Permissions
    • Install Magisk Manager instead of SuperSu Manager
  • What more?

Why root your Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime?

First of all, you can Uninstall unwanted apps like Samsung Galaxy Store and theme If you Didn’t use. You can use Lite Weight ROMS; they consume 1 GB -1.5 GB RAM. But Normal this Custom UI Skin absorbs 2.2.5-2.5 GB RAM. So with Balance 500-750 MB, you can’t handle the Heavy Weight apps.

Note these Things before Rooting

  • Check your battery percentage above 50% (A fully charged battery is recommended)

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  • Backup everything using Samsung Account and External Storage.

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

  • Get the Odin flashing tool, (Select Latest version for best results) extract its entire file, and install it on your PC.

  • Download Respective TWRP file and Copy it to your Mobile internal memory. Select the correct file. Flashing the wrong file may brick your device.
  • (SM-G610F / SM-G610K / SM-G610M / SM-G610Y). This TWRP can work well with Nougat and Oreo Android versions.
  • Download SuperSu file and Copy this in your mobile Internal Memory. It should be flash after the TWRP flash for Managing SuperUser Permissions.
Also Read-  Root Xiaomi Poco X3/NFC Android 10 using TWRP and Magisk

Enabling developer option

  • Enable USB Debugging Mode and OEM Unlock; you’ll find these options at Settings >>> Developer options. If you didn’t see the developer options on your settings menu, then go to about >>> build number; click on the “Build Number” row for about ten times constantly to activate “Developer Option” on your device.

Rooting Process in Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime

Flashing TWRP using ODIN

  • Switch off the mobile device.

J7 Prime Download Mode

  • Boot into download mode by holding down the Volume Down + Home + Power Button at the same time.

J7 Prime Download Mode Warning Screen

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

  • Now, launch the Odin app which you must have installed to your computer, then, connect the Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime using a USB Cable.

ODIN Added Message

  • Usually, you should see an “Added!!” message to prove that your device is successfully connected to the Odin app. Retry the steps above if you don’t see this “Added” message.

  • Click on the PDA or AP to get out the TWRP Recovery file from your computer and send/install it to Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime.

  • Also, navigate to the “Options” tab and un-tick on “Auto-reboot.”

  • Click “Start” for the TWRP Recovery File to be installed on your device.

  • You are DONE.

Samsung J7 Prime Recovery mode

However, to confirm if the TWRP Recovery installed currently, the switch of the device and reboot it in recovery mode by holding down the Volume up + Home + Power button. If you checked and the TWRP is correctly installed, go ahead to root your device with the SuperSu app following the quick steps below;

Install SuperSu to Root and Manage Super User Permissions

J7 Prime TWRP Recovery Mode

  • Switch off the mobile device and reboot it in recovery mode, if you already in Recovery mode skip this step ->Volume Up + Home + Power Button.

  • Automatically, the device will boot in TWRP Recovery Mode; tap on Wipe >>> Advance Wipe >>> Select Cache Data.

  • Go back to the main menu (Home) in TWRP recovery mode and tap again on “Install.”

  • Now choose SuperSu.Zip and install it. If you want to install other versions, try other SuperSu versions.

  • After Installation, go ahead to reboot you Galaxy J4 plus smartphone.

  • You have just rooted the device.

Also Read-  How to install Magisk Manager on Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite SM-G770F Android 12?

You will find the SuperSu app icon on your apps menu. So, you can manage the root access from the SuperSu app by taping on the icon.

Install Magisk Manager instead of SuperSu Manager

If you didn’t like SuperSU Manager, Yep it is old. You can install Magisk Manager.

What more?

There are plenty of Custom ROMs available for Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime. My favorite is Some Lineage OS. They are near to Stock Android. I Love it. To Uninstall unwanted Apps, you can try- System App Remover. Hey, Care about what you uninstall. Don’t mess with com. google apps and UI Apps if you still use Samsung OS. If you install other Custom ROMs, they are already optimized. If you accidentally bricked your mobile during the process, you can flash J7 Prime Stock firmware.

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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