Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro T320 root process sharing

Root Tutorial: Reference Jifeng Web Tutorial

1 , install the Galaxy Tab Pro8.4 (sm-t320) USB Driver (You can choose to install the Samsung website Kis, or install some assistants)

2 , enable developer mode, turn on USB Debug Mode (can refer to network article, http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/e4511cf334ca812b845eafd8.html)

3 , backup data ( Root The tool clears all the data on the tablet, focusing on backup photos, software, etc.)

4 and maintain adequate power (recommended 80% above)(this point, I do not know the first release of this post is how the people think, anyway, I was 5% of the power when the root, the whole root process less than 1 minutes, of course, the power of sufficient certainly is good, at least not the root process without power)

5 , cf-auto-root only valid for Samsung Galaxytab Pro 8.4 Wi-Fi version (sm-t320) Please check it carefully before testing. The way to confirm the version is: Settings → general → about device → model

6 , download the following resources:

Cf-auto-root-mondrianwifi-mondrianwifixx-smt320.tar.rar
Odin3-v3.07.rar

7 , the 6 in the download 2 compressed package, and put the files in the same folder

8 , open Odin3 v3.0 7 . EXE ( win 7win8/8.1 user running as Administrator)

9 , turn off Galaxy Tab Pro8.4 Power

Ten , press the combo key (volume minus & power button) into the download mode, when you see a small coal-digging robot, press the volume down into the download mode (coal mining mode)

(If you understand some development, you can tap directly in the cmd command line: ADB reboot bootloader)

One , the Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 (sm-t320) will be installed and connected to the computer via a data cable as long as Odin Find Device

Download the cf-auto-root.tar.md5 file in Odin Nega and make sure re-partition is not checked

Click to start the brush machine, after the completion of the automatic restart

The above is a network reference document, the following share under my root process

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro T320 root process sharing