How To Root Samsung Galaxy S7

Here is a simple root guide to how to root Samsung Galaxy S7 using one click root. You can root many other Samsung Android smartphones using one click root.

Rooting the Samsung Galaxy S7 with One Click Root.

New rooted Android users and wily old veterans will both want to root their Galaxy S7 smartphones as it hit the market.

Thanks to One Click Root, rooting the Galaxy S7 will be as easy as rooting the Galaxy S3, S4, S5, S6, and all of the other popular smartphones that come before it. Unless Samsung drastically changes some part of its internal software, One Click Root software will work the same way with its world-famous 4 step process:

Step 1- Download One Click Root and install it on your computer

Step 2- Connect your Galaxy S7 to your PC using your micro-USB/USB cable

Step 3- Enable USB debugging from the Settings menu on your GS7

Step 4- Run One Click Root on your device by pressing the “Root” button

Once you’ve clicked the “Root” button, the software should automatically start to perform the rooting process on your device. It’s quick, easy, and surprisingly effective.

It’s also 100% safe: One Click Root won’t run on unsupported devices. So if your Galaxy S7 model has some weird version or unique model, then you can rest assured that the software won’t brick your brand new device.

What you can Do after root.

After rooting your Galaxy S7, you’ll be able to enjoy a whole new world of fun things.

To start, you can overclock your S7 processor to take full advantage of new games and apps (and underclock it when you don’t need it to run).

But the key benefit of rooting the S7 comes from modifying the core software files. Samsung is notorious for installing bloatware on its devices, and the Galaxy S6 came with over 50 preinstalled apps.

When you root your phone, you can uninstall all of these apps and never see them again. Without rooting, they take up valuable space on your hard drive.

You can also install new skins or install a totally new custom ROM in just a few clicks if you like. With Android rooting, there’s no limit to the cool stuff you can do.

Cheer's !!!