How-To: Root Your Samsung Galaxy S5
(sm-g900f)
First and foremost, the Samsung SM-G900f is the LTE variant of the Samsung Galaxy S5 series which was released in the Europe region. This Samsung handset was primarily announced in February 2014 and was officially released in April same year.
The Samsung Galaxy S5, along with the other models are made available in different models and variants distributed all over the globe. Samsung is known for its high class electronics that are fairly priced. Well manufactured and specs wise in every line, Samsung has made it to the top.
Main features include a 5.1-inch super AMOLED display delivering a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels, with Gorilla glass 3 protection, runs on Android 4.4.2 KitKat and is upgradable to 5.0 Lollipop version. It's also featuring fingerprint sensor, and is IP76 certified. Samsung Galaxy S5 is packed with the complete basics and all the features you need. Though issues may arise, fortunately, you can definitely do some fixes and tweaks to make it a lot better through rooting.
Get Ready to Root Your Samsung Galaxy S5 (sm-g900f)
Along the way, you might find issues with the handset, or you may wat to get rid of the TouchWiz feature of the phone, it slowed down your Galaxy S5, or want to install other custom ROM of your choice, definitely you can. Android rooting can make it happen.With the right skills and rooting tool, you can get access to the admin privileges and enables you to modify the system files to your preference.
With these four simple and easy steps, you'll get root the right way. So get ready to root your Samsung Galaxy S5 (sm-g900f)
Step 1) Download and install One Click Root in your PC.
Step 2) Connect your Samsung Galaxy S5 (sm-g900f) to your PC through standard USB cable.
Step 3) Open the 'Developer Options' and enable USB debugging.
Step 4) Run One Click Root and let the software finishes the remaining steps.
Once the 'Root' button ha been clicked, the software will do the work for you and run through all the commands with access to your Samsung Galaxy S5 (sm-g900f). Initially, it will reboot several times before rebooting to the rooted Android state.
After you got rooted, yoy can now get access to core system and customize your device the way you want. Though changes aren't visible at first sight, unless you'll change its visual appearance, UI and other physical attributes of your Samsung Galaxy S5.
I successfully rooted my Samsung Galaxy S5 (sm-g900f), what to do next?
Congratulations you got root! Now you can have full access to a lot of great features and apps which are normally inaccessible to regular users, and you have the opportunity to change whatever it is you think is needed, like the TouchWiz which slowed down the performance of your Galaxy S5. TouchWiz also doesn't look great at all, you can install other touch UI of your choice, and not only that, the level of customization is almost near limitless.