Samsung Galaxy Ace 3



Samsung Galaxy Ace 3
Rooting Instructions

  • Modifying / replacing your phone's software may void the phone's warranty and may render phone to 'brick' status - meaning your phone will not be worth much more than a brick. 
  • Rooting a phone is entirely at your own risk. No one affiliated with ROMWarez is responsible for your decision to root your phone.
  • Unlocking the bootloader on most phones will automatically wipe all data.
  • Always backup your current Apps/Data/SMS Messages before performing any type of rooting procedure. Find these backup apps on Google Play. If you have a Google account, then backing up your contacts is unnecessary as these are on Google servers. 
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Rooting the Phone
  • This rooting method is for the model variants GT7270 and GT7272. 
  • Download and install the phone's USB drivers for computer.
  • Download and RootFiles.zip onto computer desktop.
  • Download phone Touch Recovery into RootFiles folder/directory.
  • Download Samsung-Galaxy-Ace-3-root to RootFiles folder/directory created in earlier step Rename file to SuperSU.zip. 
  • Download and extract Odin software into RootFiles folder/directory.
  • Enable USB debugging: Menu --> Settings --> Developer Options
  • Enable Unknown Sources: Menu --> Security.
  • Connect the phone to the computer through USB in 'Charge Only' Mode.
  • From the RootFiles folder/directory created earlier on your desktop, double click on the 'Open-Command-Prompt' file and type adb devices to ensure your phone and computer drivers are installed correctly.
  • Copy SuperSU zip file to phone by typing: adb push supersu.zip /sdcard/ 
  • Copy Root Zip file to phone by typing: adb push Samsung-Galaxy-Ace-3-Root.zip /sdcard/ 
  • The SuperSU and Root Zip files can be copied to SD Card by enabling Mass Storage (located in notification area when phone connected to computer.)
  • Reboot phone into 'Download Mode' by typing the following ADB commands:
    • adb shell then press Enter key (prompt will be a '$' sign).
    • su then press Enter key (prompt will change to '#' sign).
    • reboot download then press Enter key.
    • If above ADB commands do not reboot phone into 'Download Mode', disconnect USB cable, power off phone and then press and hold the Volume Down + Home + Power . Release buttons after five seconds. Reconnect USB cable to computer.
  • Press Volume Up button to continue. 
  • Start/Run Odin Software. Screen below will be displayed:
  • Ensure Re-Partition is disabled. 
  • Ensure 'Auto Reboot' and 'F-Reset Time' are enabled (Should already be checked by default). 
  • Click the PDA button and navigate to the Touch Recovery file downloaded in earlier step. 
  • Click 'Start' button and Odin will flash the recovery. Once Odin has completed the flashing a green 'PASS' will be displayed.
  • From command prompt, reboot into 'Recovery' mode: adb reboot recovery.
  • If ADB commands do not reboot phone into Recovery Mode, boot into 'Recovery Mode' mode by holding Volume Up + Home + Power buttons at same time. Press and hold buttons for five seconds then release NOTE: the TWRP Recovery is touch based - meaning, the physical buttons on phone are not required to navigate. 
  • Navigate to SuperSU zip file by pressing 'Install' button in Recovery Mode.

  • Scroll press on the file SuperSU.zip copied to phone in earlier step.
  • After selecting file, 'Swipe to Confirm Flash' at bottom of screen.
  • When flash is 'successful', then press the 'Reboot System' button.
  • Phone is rooted!

 Key Combinations:

Booting into Download Mode:
Volume Down + Home + Power

 Booting into Recovery Mode:
Volume Up + Home + Power 


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