"Samsung Galaxy S III I9300" Quick Root Method Please Use And Read Instructions Carefully Before doing.
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In This Post I Have Discussed About How To Quick Root Your "Samsung Galaxy S III I9300"
Steps:
1. Make sure you have the Android SDK installed on your PC as you'll need adb to accomplish this. Get it from here: Android SDK
2. Download ChainFire's root install zip package and extract it's contents.
4. Start Odin 3
5. Click on PDA in Odin 3 and browse to the insecure kernel that you've extracted above in step 3.
6. Turn your device off and then place it into download mode.
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In This Post I Have Discussed About How To Quick Root Your "Samsung Galaxy S III I9300"
Steps:
1. Make sure you have the Android SDK installed on your PC as you'll need adb to accomplish this. Get it from here: Android SDK
2. Download ChainFire's root install zip package and extract it's contents.
- Here's the "insecure" kernel, based on XX NEE ALE8 firmware: CF-Insecure-SGS3_XX_NEE_ALE8-v1.2.zip
- Download and extract the file From Here: sgs3-root-install.zip
4. Start Odin 3
5. Click on PDA in Odin 3 and browse to the insecure kernel that you've extracted above in step 3.
6. Turn your device off and then place it into download mode.
- To get download mode shut down the device. After it shuts off completely simultaneously press the Down volume key+ Home button + press the power button .
7. Connect microUSB cable to your device and wait for the ID:COM section of Odin to turn blue.
8. Go ahead and click on Start and wait for Odin to complete flashing the kernel. The device will reboot automatically.
9. Now go into settings -->Developer Options of your device and ensure that USB Debugging is ticked. If it isn't then unplug your MicroUSB cable and tick it then plug the MicroUSB cable back in.
10. Open your file browser and browse to the directory to which you've installed the Android SDK. Browse to the Platform tool directory
11. Press SHIFT key on your keyboard and right click anywhere in that directory and click on "Open command window here"
9. Now go into settings -->Developer Options of your device and ensure that USB Debugging is ticked. If it isn't then unplug your MicroUSB cable and tick it then plug the MicroUSB cable back in.
10. Open your file browser and browse to the directory to which you've installed the Android SDK. Browse to the Platform tool directory
11. Press SHIFT key on your keyboard and right click anywhere in that directory and click on "Open command window here"
13. Now that you've started the adb server close the command window and browse to the directory to which you've extracted ChainFire's root install zip
14. Just double click install.bat or holding Shift Key + right click on mouse then click on "Open command window here" and type "install.bat", without the quotation marks, and press enter
15. Your phone should reboot itself once the script has completed.
16. Your phone is now rooted! Booom!!!
17. Install BusyBox from the Play Store
18. This is optional but if you want to you can flash back the stock kernel now.
19. Excuse me whilst I reboot my PC back to OpenSUSE. Windows!
14. Just double click install.bat or holding Shift Key + right click on mouse then click on "Open command window here" and type "install.bat", without the quotation marks, and press enter
15. Your phone should reboot itself once the script has completed.
16. Your phone is now rooted! Booom!!!
17. Install BusyBox from the Play Store
18. This is optional but if you want to you can flash back the stock kernel now.
19. Excuse me whilst I reboot my PC back to OpenSUSE. Windows!
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