How to Root Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Using CF-Auto-Root and Odin [Ultimate Guide]

Recently the smartphone which is quite taken to be the best in the market is undoubtedly the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 going by the hardware it packs after it has gone on sale in most markets. Even most reviews on the smartphone have been quite affirmative so far. But in order to use it to the maximum you need to root it. An official root method has been released for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. At the moment, the device is very limited and it hasn’t launched worldwide. Only a few countries like South Korea have the phone in stock. Here in this tutorial we are providing you the complete guide on “How to Root Samsung Galaxy Note 4″. Fortunately, rooting it won’t be much difficult for you if you follow the required steps.

Pre-Install Requisites to Root Samsung Galaxy Note 4:

• First, you need to make sure that your device is charged to 60 % at least; otherwise it might turn off during the process
• Then, tap on Settings and scroll down to developer options and enable the USB Debugging option
• After that, download the Samsung USB drivers for your device
• But make sure that you take a backup of all your data using the default Samsung app or any third-party app downloaded from the Google Play store

Once you’ve made sure you have all the above steps covered, you can move to the rooting process. Even if you have no previous experience rooting your device, there is nothing to worry about as Chainfire’s CF-Auto-Root package has been created with novice users in mind – the entire rooting process can be done easily within a short period of time.

Chainfire’s CF-Auto-Root Package:

Generally speaking, rooting has never been easier, with many one-touch methods like Stump and Towelroot available. But as manufacturers and carriers increase security with each new product, there is one tried-and-true root method that continues to work on most Samsung devices— Chainfire’s CF Auto Root.

Even though the phone is limited, the well-known Android developer Chainfire, has already managed to root the SM-N910 variant of the Galaxy Note 4. Again, the method used is CF-Auto-Root. This method is not new and is used on many Samsung devices including the entire Galaxy S and Note line.

CF-Root is the ultimate guide for all beginners who want to root and keep their devices as close to stock as possible. Many custom ROMs include it. So when you install a ROM, you don’t have to root your phone again because it is already rooted.

Chainfire has managed to root all variants of SM-N910.

• SM-N9106W (China, Snapdragon)
• SM-N910C (Thailand, Exynos)
• SM-N910U (Hong Kong, Exynos)

Root Samsung Galaxy Note 4 using CF-Auto-Root and Odin:

• At first, you need to Download the CF-Auto-Root package for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910C version online or else click on the below link to download it.

• After that, just unzip the file which you downloaded and make sure that you see the .tar.md5 file
• Then, you need to disconnect your phone from the computer and start Odin 3-vX.X.exe. If you do not have the Odin software, you can get it and download it online.

To Download Odin 3-vX.X.exe:

• Open Odin and boot your phone into Download Mode (Volume Down+Home+Power).
• Connect your phone to your PC with a USB cable.
• Extract the CF-Auto-Root file, open Odin, tap on PDA and select the extracted file which should be .tar.md5.
• Don’t check any of other options just click on the start button and wait for Android to boot.

When the phone has booted up, a new app will be installed called SuperSU. This is the app that gives root permission to all apps that require root access.