How to Root Samsung Galaxy S4(GT-I9500)

How to Root Samsung Galaxy S4:

                                       

                                             

As you know that Rooting is a process of making a Phone Gateway free and free from restriction of company or restriction of that section which is to be used for future use.
Because of its importance and use, rooting is becoming really popular nowdays.

here are easy steps to root you Samsung Galaxy S4.

Step 1:

Power off you Galaxy S4 and hold down Volume Down, Center Home, and Power buttons together for about 5 seconds.

Step 2:

When you see the warning screen, let go of all buttons then hit the Volume Up button to enter ODIN Download mode.

Step 3:

Connect a micro-USB cable from your Galaxy S4 to your computer.

Step 4:

Next, download CWM Recovery for your Samsung Galaxy S4. ClockWorkMod(CWM) is currently available for GT-i9500, Sprint SPH-L720, and T-Mobile SGH-M919 models.

Also download:

1. ODIN

2. Samsung USB Drivers

3. SuperSU Zip File

Step 5:

Unzip ODIN and run the odin3 v1.85.exe file by double-clicking on it.

If you see a yellow highlighted box like shown below, you are good to go, if not, double-click on the Samsung USB drivers EXE file you downloaded earlier and install drivers, then unplug/re-plug the micro-USB cable to your phone. You should see yellow highlighted box.

Next, choose PDA, then browse to the CWM recovery you downloaded earlier for your Galaxy S4. (It’s a file ending in .tar) Hit Start to begin flash CWM recovery to your phone.

Step 6:

This will flash a custom CWM recovery to your Galaxy S4 and your phone will reboot.

If you see “PASS!” that means everything went successfully.

Step 7:

Next, after your phone reboots, copy the SuperSU zip file you downloaded earlier to anywhere on your Galaxy S4.

Step 8:

Power off your Galaxy S4 then hold down Volume Up, Center Home, and Power buttons together.

Step 9:

When you see the Samsung logo, keep holding down Volume Up and Center Home buttons but let go of the Power button.

Step 10:

Once in CWM Recovery, choose “install zip from sdcard” and hit the Power button.

Step 11:

Choose “choose zip from sdcard” and hit the Power button.

Step 12:

Choose “0/” directory and hit the Power button.

Step 13:

Browse and find the SuperSU zip file you copied over earlier and hit the Power button.

Step 14:

Choose “Yes” and hit the Power button.

Step 15:

This will install su binaries and SuperSU superuser app on your phone. This essentially “roots” your Galaxy S4.

Step 16:

Go back to main menu and choose “reboot system now”, then hit Power button. Your Galaxy S4 will reboot.

Step 17:

Once rebooted, you should find SuperSU app in your app drawer.

Step 18:

Run the SuperSU app once and update the binaries.

Step 19:

You can verify you have full root by downloading and opening rooted app like Titanium Backup app (which I highly recommend for backing up/freezing/un-installing your apps).

You should see a Superuser request window pop-up!

Done

Congratulations, you have fully rooted your Galaxy S4!