How to Root Samsung Galaxy F52 – WORKING METHOD!

In this guide, we will be teaching you how to root Samsung Galaxy F52. So, if you are the one who is looking for a working method to root your Galaxy F52 then look no further as this guide will help you in rooting your device safely.

Samsung’s recent release Galaxy F52 is undoubtedly an amazing mid-range smartphone. If you are the one who already got the device and now you want to root it so that you can enjoy all the benefits that you get after rooting a device then this guide is for you.

Most of my readers requested me to create a guide on How to Root Galaxy F52 and because of tons of requests finally, I am writing this guide for all those who want to root their Galaxy F52. Now before we move ahead in the guide, let’s see what Samsung has offered in the all-new Galaxy F52.

Samsung Galaxy F52: Specifications

Samsung Galaxy F52 was launched in May 2021 and so far the sales figure of this device is growing exponentially. The device is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G and has a massive 8GB of RAM. Talking about the display, you get a 6.60-inch display with 1080×2408 screen resolution. In terms of storage, Samsung has offered a massive 128GB.

The quad-camera setup of 64MP + 8MP + 2MP + 2MP is also very amazing, you can click some really good shots. For selfies, Samsung has given a 16MB front-facing camera. All in all this Galaxy F52 is packed with amazing features and specs. So, anyone who wants to consider this smartphone then don’t think twice and get it now.

Now we have talked enough, let’s discuss what is Rooting and some of its merits and demerits.

What do you mean by Root?

Rooting means nothing but getting permission to make changes in your system files. As the name suggests, once you root your device you can go into the root directory of your device and make whatever changes you want.

If the device is stock and un-rooted then by default you are not allowed to make any changes in the admin directory of your device but once the device is rooted you break the wall that is preventing your to access the root of your android device.

After rooting a device, a user can do lots of different things like installing custom ROMs, Flash zip files, installing hacks, Xposed framework, etc. However, you must know that a rooted device attracts viruses more quickly than an unrooted device.

Merits of Rooting

Smooth interface

Once your device is rooted you start feeling the difference, your device will become smoother than before and more responsive. You will like that you are using a completely brand-new device.

Flash Custom ROMs

Most of the users root their device because of one big reason and that is installing and trying different custom ROMs. Even if I talk about myself I rooted my first device when I was 14 years old and at that time Android devices were very new. So, it was a fun experience for me to root the device and flash ROMs, however, now things are way easier than at that time.

Installing Custom Recovery

Having a custom recovery installed on an Android device is very important nowadays because with a custom recovery you will face a lot of difficulties in flashing flashable zip files or even custom ROM.

Demerits of Rooting

Warranty Void

The biggest reason why some people avoid rooting their device is because of warranty void. I want to make it very clear that once your device is rooted you won’t be able to get your warranty back and this is the major drawback of rooting a device. So, consider this point in your mind and then only proceed.

No more OTA

Once the device is rooted you have to say good back to all your OTA(over-the-air) updates. You will see no more notification of OTA update but that’s not a big deal as you can install the update manually also. It just that the process will no more be automatic as it was before rooting the device.

Note:

NeedAndroid.com will not take any responsibility for any kind of problem to occur in your device at the time of rooting. We are 100% sure that this article is well written without any errors. But, if you don’t follow it correctly then you will end up bricking your device. So, FOLLOW THIS GUIDE CAREFULLY!

Required Files to Root Samsung Galaxy F52

Samsung Galaxy F52 SM-E5260 ROM/Firmware: E5260ZCU1AUE6 [Coming Soon]

Odin Tool for Windows: Download Link

Odin Tool for Linux: Download Link

Magisk App: Download Link

How to Root Samsung Galaxy F52

As I already stated above, we need to take the help of both Magisk and Odin tools to root our device. Now first we need to take the help of Magisk. What you have to do is download the Magisk App to your Galaxy F52 from the above download section. After downloading the Magisk app, you need to install it.

Now you need to extract the firmware that you downloaded from the download section. After extracting it you will get a Boot.img file. Simply transferred that file into the root folder of your device.

Now you need to follow the below steps to patch the boot.img file with the help of Magisk App.

Steps to Create Patched Boot Image using Magisk

• Once it is done, go to the Magisk Manager>Install>Select AP File.
• Now Magisk will patch the file and it will be named “magisk_patched.img”. You can find the patched file in Internal Storage/Download/magisk_patched.img.
• Transfer that file patched file to your PC via USB cable.
• Now with the help of the 7zip tool you need to convert the extension from .img to .tar because Odin only accept .tar extension. Check the below image for reference.
  

Steps to Root Samsung Galaxy F52 using Odin

• Now you have a .Tar extension file. You are ready to Root Galaxy F52.
• Boot your device into download mode and connect your device with a PC via USB cable.
• Now you need to use Odin if you don’t have Odin already installed, then, the first download and install it from the above-Required Files section.
• Now Open Odin and check if your device is properly connected or not, if it is connected properly then you will see the screen something like this:-
  
• Select AP and browse the magisk_patched_tar file which you transferred in your desktop.
  
  Make sure Auto Reboot is UNCHECKED.
• Click on the Start button to start the flashing process and root Galaxy F52.
• Now once the flashing process is done, don’t directly boot your device. We have to do wipe the device completely.
• Boot your device into stock recovery by pressing the ‘Power’ and ‘Volume Up’ buttons together.
• Now, once you are in the recovery, select the Wipe data/factory reset option with the help of the Volume button and wipe and factory reset your device.
• Now go back to the screen and select Reboot System. 
• Your device will now boot into a rooted system. Now you can enjoy all the benefits of a Rooted device.

Now you are all done. You have rooted your device finally. It was simple, right? now go and enjoy whatever thing you want to do. You can flash custom ROMs, hack your favorite games, customize your device, install custom skin, Xposed Framework, and whatnot.

If by chance you are stuck at any part of this guide then don’t hesitate to comment down below I will be happy to help you out.