How to Root Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition 3G SM-P602

There’s nothing better for Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition 3G SM-P602 than root access. You’ll see why after you give this guide a read!

Any time you want access to something new, a certain procedure needs to happen. In the case of your tablet, its name is “rooting”. The gadget is fresh; its release date was earlier this year. SRSRoot is the kind of rooting tool we want to install on it. This app comes for free on a lot of devices. It doesn’t even matter what year they came out in; or what manufacturer is behind them. This type of freeware is always compatible with Google’s Android versions; all of them, that is. The one used by your tablet is Android 4.3.

You should begin the rooting after you’ve decided upon a Build ID. Ours can be a good choice: JSS15J.P602JVUAMJ4. If you have another one on your agenda, use it; the SRSRoot lets gadget owners use any old Build ID they want to. You can also do this with the app: unroot your device.Galaxy-Note-SM-P602

The benefits of this procedure

Coming back to the root access and the app’s benefits: your tablet’s about to have a faster CPU. By agreeing on this SRSRoot, you’ll get the hang of battery and customization options very soon. There is no bloatware to expect from rooting your tablet. Instead of that, the gadget has new features and custom ROMs to meet up with. Root-only apps and superuser / admin permission are also part of the novelties. The Galaxy Note 10.1 SM-P602 receives all of the above thanks to an app with zero security problems. The app is powered by an SRS Server.

With the app on your tablet, you’ll want to update the tablet in the future. If that is your plan, you’ll have to go through some damage. But it’s all easy to repair with an appropriate guide. Here’s what you’ll lose if you upgrade the gadget: the root access and system partition. The tablet doesn’t end up with damaged internal or external SD cards. It will also keep the important data safe from any sort of damage.

On the other hand, rooting the gadget leaves it without a warranty. But, just like with an update, the process can be reversed. To get the warranty back, a tutorial with your tablet’s model in it is the key.

Prerequisites

We now recommend going by the requirements below. By performing them, you’ll enjoy the root access in peace. Here you go:

  • this is the address which contains USB drivers fit for the tablet;
  • download these on your notebook and flash them there afterwards;
  • if your phone’s battery is almost empty, time to recharge it before the rooting begins;
  • a series of standard backups will do wonders for the smartphone’s important content;
  • there’s also a full NANDroid backup that you must create;
  • also, see to it that the notebook’s security programs are turned off;
  • the security programs which come with your Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition 3G SM-P602 need to be disabled;
  • activate, on the tablet, its USB Debugging option;
  • your notebook should have Windows as an OS.

Step by step instructions

To have root access on this tablet, steps must be considered. They are all presented below!

  1. The procedure should begin with you looking online for the SRSRoot freeware. This is the website you need to be on while using your notebook.
  2. That page contains the actual rooting app and a download button. By clicking on the latter, your notebook will soon have the SRSRoot. Flash it next, then do this: open the app on the notebook.
  3. After being done with these actions, you can go on by enabling a few options. The first two are these: Menu and Settings. This last options contains another one right underneath it: Unknown Sources. Enable it.
  4. After that, do the following: tap USB Debugging. Don’t do it if the option’s already activated. Instead, perform this step: create a plugging between the tablet and notebook.
  5. Use, for this particular part, the tablet’s USB cord. As soon as a connection’s been formed between the two, you should root the Samsung SM-P602.
  6. [sc name=”banner-jos”]Starting the procedure is very easy; Root Device (All Methods) has to be tapped. And that’s it. Now give the process around 15 minutes to end. If this amount of time becomes significantly bigger, redo the steps.
  7. Once the tablet’s rooted, time to reboot it. This is where Reboot System Now comes in; all you have to do is tap it.

Then make sure you take some time to discover the pros of owning a rooted device. The SRSRoot app will be at the ready to revoke the root access if that’s what you’re after.

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