How to One-click root Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F using Chainfire
Using Chainfire one-click root you will be able to root your Samsung devices in just a click away. If you found this article, by searching how to one-click root Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F using Chainfire then you are reading the right article.
We are doing are best to provide 100% working guides and if you follow this guide to one-click root Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F then you will be able to root your Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017).
Make sure you follow this article one-click root only Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F no other Samsung note smartphone. Because it will work only on only Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F.
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Pre-requisites before rooting Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F
Before you follow our guide, make sure you meet the following list of pre-requisites:
- Make sure you have unlocked bootloader of your Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F because flashing the Chainfire one-click root on locked bootloaders will probably brick your device
- Make sure, USB debugging is enabled
- Android USB drivers for your Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F must be installed, or install Samsung Kies 3 which will take care of driver issues
One-click root Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F using Chainfire
- Download Chainfire one-click root package
- Run Odin flashing tool on your computer
- Turn off your Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F completely
- Go to Download mode, follow the steps
- When you enter in Download mode, connect your smartphone to computer with the USB cord
- When you see your Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F is connected with PC completely
- Since we have Odin flashing tool running, look for blue or yellow ID: COM (Which tells us that Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) smartphone is detected)
- Go to Options tab, make sure you don’t click re-partition
- Overall, just don’t change default settings of Odin flashing tool (it should be same as default just like you started flashing tool on your PC for the first time)
- Chainfire rooting files are .tar.md5 files flashable in ODIN as PDA
- Click the AP/PDA button on Odin and upload the rooting file (step #1: select the .tar.md5 file, and click Start)
- Wait for a few seconds, till the rooting is completed
- In Odin user interface you will see green box with the pass message inside, that means the chainfire root file has been flashed
- If your Samsung device will now stuck at boot menu and you might see it restarting again and again
- Unplug your device from PC and go to recovery mode on your device
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- From recovery mode, wipe out data and factory reset
- Simply, Restart Phone now from the recovery mode
That’s how you can one-click root Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F using Chainfire.
How to check if Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F is rooted
To check if you have successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320F Android emulator on your PC, follow the steps below:
- Search Root Checker on your Google Play store and install it
- The working of this app is completely easy just run the app
- Root checker will display the root status (Whether it is rooted or not)
In case you miss any of the steps from the guide, we are not responsible of bricking your device.
So, before you follow our guides, make sure you read the disclaimer.