Installation requirement

• Have unlocked bootloader
• Have an SD CARD or PC to transfer the files for installation.
• The mobile phone with more than 50% of batteries to avoid blackouts and
• irreparable damage.
• Have a good USB cable.
  A PC or laptop at hand.

1. Before you begin, take a full backup of your important data as the rooting process may delete or modify files on your device.
2. Download the latest version of Magisk (in ZIP format) from the official Magisk website: magisk manager.apk. Make sure you download the version compatible with your Samsung device.
3. Download and install Samsung USB drivers on your computer. You can get them from the official Samsung website or from other trusted sources.
4. Download Odin, which is a flashing tool used to install firmware and other files on Samsung devices. You can find it on trusted Android developer websites.
5. Reboot your Samsung device into download mode. You can do this by turning off your device and then pressing and holding the volume down, home, and power buttons at the same time. When a warning message appears, press the volume up button to confirm and enter download mode.
6. Connect your Samsung device to your computer using a USB cable.
   Open Odin on your computer. You should see a message in the “ID:COM” section in Odin indicating that your device is successfully connected.
7. In Odin, click on the “AP” (or “PDA” in older versions) button and select the Magisk ZIP file you downloaded earlier.
8. Make sure that the “Re-Partition” option is NOT checked. All other options can be left at the default settings.
9. Click on the “Start” button in Odin to begin the flashing process.
   Wait for Odin to flash the Magisk file onto your device. You will see a progress bar at the top of the Odin window. Once the process is complete, you will see a message stating “PASS!” in Odin.
10. Disconnect your Samsung device from the computer.
11. Reboot your device. You can do this by holding down the volume up, home, and power buttons at the same time until the Samsung logo appears.
12. After the reboot, you should find the Magisk Manager app installed on your Samsung device, indicating that the root process has been successful.

Please note that the process of rooting your device will void your warranty and may have associated risks. Make sure you research and fully understand the process before proceeding. Also, keep in mind that the steps may vary slightly depending on the specific Samsung model and firmware version.

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