Root Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J530F Android 8.1.0 Oreo Without Flashing

Samsung Root Galaxy J5 SM-J530F Android 8.1.0 Oreo. This method gives full access to the root, without flashing the ROM

To root similar models SM-J530G, SM-J530GM, SM-J530Y, SM-J530YM.

Warning

1. You use this method at your own risk. Neither me nor Current Trends can be held responsible for any damage to your smartphone.
2. Using incorrect files can damage your smartphone.
3. The process of rooting can result in the total deletion of your data. So remember to back up your important data
4. If your device has a modified firmware counter, rooter will enable it. You can reset the counter with the Triangle Away app, if it supports your device
5. For KNOX compatible devices (function that guarantees the integrity of the device), rooter will enable the KNOX WARRANTY VOID status (= KNOX WARRANTY CANCELED), this means that the KNOX function no longer assures the integrity of your smartphone: learn more
6. If the storage space of your device is encrypted, rooting will erase all your data, remember to save them
7. If you have bootloaders locked, flashing one may damage your device. more informations

Follow the instructions below carefully. Take time. Inquire if you have any doubts. Good unclamping 😉

Prerequisites

• Activate development options go to settings > about the phone > software information. Press 7 times version number or build number to activate the development options
• Activate OEM unlocking and the USB debugging (in parameters> development option)
• Download and unzip ODIN v3.13.1: https://odindownload.com/SamsungOdin/
• Download and install the drivers for Samsung phones: http://developer.samsung.com/technical-doc/view.do?v=T000000117
• download TWRP Recovery for Galaxy J5 SM-J530F
• download no-verity opt-encrypt and RMM Bypass zip
• Then download the latest version of MAGISK

Install TWRP and the Samsung Root Galaxy J5 SM-J530F Android 8.1.0 Oreo

Install and start TWRP

1. Make sure your phone is not locked by RMM.
2. Then, on PC, open the ODIN software
3. In Option, tick F.Reset Time only and disable Auto-Reboot.
4. In Files Download check AP and select the path to the TWRP file .tar
5. Turn off your Samsung Galaxy and open the Download Mode or ODIN Mode: to enter the Download Mode press and hold the Volume Less + Home buttons, then while holding down these buttons, hold down the Power button. Release all buttons when Download mode or Odin mode appears.
6. Then connect your Samsung Galaxy to your PC with a USB cable and press the Volume Plus button.
7. On the PC, the Odin software will automatically detect the port of your device. Once your device is detected, click Start, and wait for the operation to complete.
8. On your smartphone, to exit the Download mode and enter the TWRP Recovery mode: hold the Volume Less + Home and Power buttons, then immediately press the Volume Plus button when the screen is empty while holding down the Home and Power buttons . Release all buttons when TWRP Recovery mode appears.

Set up the rootage

1. Once TWRP is started, decrypt the data partition, click Wipe> Format Data, and follow the instructions on the screen.
2. WARNING!!! Do not restart your smartphone until you have installed RMM Bypass, otherwise RMM security will be automatically triggered
3. When the decryption of the data partition is complete, return to the TWRP Home screen and install no-verity opt-encrypt and RMM Bypass zip (click Install and select each zip to install)
4. In the same way, install Magisk: click on Install and select Magisk
5. Finally, to restart your phone: go back to the TWRP homepage, click Reboot> System. Android can take a long time to get started, do not worry, do not touch any buttons and wait. Then you come to the Android setup menu 😉

If for any reason you can not install TWRP after several tests and different methods, here more information on installing TWRP. Otherwise you can also try to flash the ROM directly: How to flash the ROM on the SM-J530F (tutorial in English).

Sources: recovery-mode.com and xda-developers forum

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