How to Root Galaxy Intercept SPH-M910

Now’s the time to root Galaxy Intercept SPH-M910. With the appropriate method, your smartphone’s about to enter a new and exciting phase. See to it that it does via our most recent guide.

The handset’s release date was almost 4 years ago. Which doesn’t affect SRSRoot. The app we just mentioned by name works on many phones and tablets, no matter their release date or manufacturer. The tool is free and comes with unrooting powers. It also delivers compatibility with your phone’s Android 2.2 as well as with all the Android versions launched a while back or recently. It’s also worth to mention that this app’s powered by an SRS Server.

The benefits of this procedure

The dedicated SRSRoot takes your handset’s 800 MHz CPU and greatly speeds it up. Among the advantages of owning a rooted phone is this: the delivering of battery tweaks and custom ROMs. A more personalized device is easy to obtain via the SRSRoot. You will have access to these, as well: admin and superuser permission. New features and root-only applications are part of the goodies, too.

FROYO.EC07 is the Build ID we included in today’s rooting. The freeware we used doesn’t prefer a certain Build ID; that’s why you can root your own gadget with another one. Your Galaxy Intercept SPH-M910 won’t encounter bloatware. There are no major security problems to worry about, either. The warranty which will get revoked is easy to restore.

The smartphone won’t be able to hold onto its system partition. The rooting will erase it. Neither will your handset keep its root access. Fortunately, important content and internal / external SD cards aren’t affected.Galaxy-Intercept-SPH-M910

Prerequisites

As usual, a device’s rooting will start once certain pre-requisites are performed. The ones which we’ll introduce you to are very easy to follow:

  • there are some USB drivers which have to be downloaded on the laptop from this link;
  • when their download is over, you can proceed to their installation on the same device;
  • your phone’s battery shouldn’t die out on you while you’re performing the rooting, so charge the device;
  • several normal backups have to be generated;
  • a full NANDroid backup must be generated;
  • your laptop will require the presence of a Windows OS;
  • security software pre-installed on the phone should be quickly deactivated;
  • also, be sure to disable those security programs pre-flashed on the laptop;
  • USB Debugging is one of your handset’s options and you have to activate it.

Step by step instructions

When the requirements are finally completed, you’ll find yourself in the next stage of our tutorial. This part is here to provide steps for the rooting of your Samsung Galaxy Intercept SPH-M910. Keep track of them below.

  1. Begin by downloading, on your laptop, this: the SRSRoot freeware. To perform this action, you have to go to the site which has the app. This is where you’ll come upon it.
  2. When you are on that website, search for a download button. Tap that, then let the process start and then end. When the latter action happens, time to take the app and install it on your laptop.
  3. Launch the SRSRoot next and click on Unknown Sources. If you don’t have a clue about this option’s whereabouts, we’ll guide you to it. Here is what you need to do: tap, on the handset, Menu; then click on Settings and the Unknown Sources will appear from under that option.
  4. Should you be done with the previous tasks, you are required to enable USB Debugging, too. This action is required for the users who haven’t turned it on previously.
  5. This is the moment where your phone and laptop need to be plugged to each other. To connect them, use the USB cord that arrives with your Galaxy Intercept SPH-M910.
  6. Provided that the products are now connected to one another, the rooting can commence. Allow that to start by clicking on an option called Root Device (All Methods).
  7. [sc name=”banner-jos”]If you’ve tapped it, 10 to 15 minutes are what you should wait for till the phone’s rooted. When the procedure refuses to begin or takes more to finish, consider redoing the previous steps.
  8. This is the phase which is the easiest to go through. Our next and final steps says the following: reboot the phone with Reboot System Now. In order to successfully see your Samsung SPH-M910 restart, you need to tap on that option. If the handset comes back to life, you’ll have access to the novelties it now contains.

Take a quick look at them; this is how you can judge them in order to see if they’re up to task or not. If the goodies fail to hold your interest, unroot the phone.

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