How to root Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A

A simple, safe and easy guide to root Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A with image tutorial. After root you can install custom Rom, App and Setting

Hi, this is a tutorial of root Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A. This root guide is working on Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A Android 4.4.2 KitKat and Android 5.1.1 Lollipop. It is safe and easiest method for root Samsung Galaxy Alpha G850A.

Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A has Brilliant 4.7 inch screen with 720 x 1280 pixels resolution. This phone comes with superb build quality and innovative design. Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A has two outstanding features Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen and Corning Gorilla Glass 4 with 16M colors, it’s make this phone very smoother and faster. If we talk on gaming of this phone then we find Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A performed very well.

Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A has superb performance, So root Samsung Galaxy Alpha G850A phone because root allows for you to use a maximum of your phone without any restrictions. After root you will install custom apps, custom Rom and custom setting in your Smartphone. But first you read Root Advantage and Disadvantage by this post then follow these steps and root your phone.

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Preparations of Root:
1. Take a backup of your phone.
2. Your phone battery should charge 80% minimum.
3. Disable any security app on your phone during the root process like antivirus (if you installed), pre-install security apps.

Easy steps to root Samsung Galaxy Alpha G850A:

Step 1: First of all Enable USB Debugging on your Android Phone. Here is guide for Enable developer option and USB Debugging mode on your Android device Click here.

Step 2: Download and install root App Click here on your phone. When you tab on this app for install then you will get a pop tab for enable Unknown Source option, So tap on setting and open Security tab then scroll down and find Unknown Source option, tick the check-box for enable Unknown Source option and install this app. See in this image.

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Step 3: After install Kingroot app, you must disable Unknown Source option from setting.  Now run Internet via WiFi or Mobile Data and Open application menu in your phone then find and open Kingroot app.

Step 4: Now you will see, the kingroot app verify your root status, then you will see a blue button for start root on your phone screen.  Tap on this blue button for root your phone, it takes few minutes to root your phone(see in this image). After root you will see a green circle with right symbol (see in the image). After root Samsung Galaxy Alpha G850A phone will reboot automatically. Now your phone is rooted. If you want to check your Mobile rooted or not try this app Root checker.

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How to unroot Samsung Galaxy Alpha G850A:

It is must for you to know that how to unroot your phone or device. When you don’t want rooted phone, then you can easily unroot your phone by these simple and easy steps to unroot Samsung Galaxy Alpha.

Step: First of all, uninstall KingRoot app and Purify app Chinese language app(see in image 1). Now open Kinguser app then tap on right cone gear icon (setting button). You will see Root authorization setting, tap on it (see in image 4). Now find Remove Root permission option then tap on it (see in image 4). You will get a popup tab on your phone screen for removing root authorization, now tap on clear button then unroot process start now. That’s all, now your Samsung Galaxy Alphais unrooted.

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I hope you like this root Samsung Galaxy Alpha G850A guide from which you will be able to easily root Samsung Galaxy Alpha SM G850A without any extra efforts. If you feel any problem in this guide then please use comment box. Thanks to all.

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