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SAMSUNG GALAXY A50 A505U1UEUKDWA3_DFT_Pro_Root

It seems you’re looking for information related to rooting the Samsung Galaxy A50 (model A505U1) with a specific firmware version. Here’s a general guide for rooting this device. Please note that rooting can void your warranty and may carry risks, so proceed with caution.

Prerequisites

  1. Backup Your Data: Rooting can erase all data on your device.
  2. Battery Charge: Ensure your device is charged to at least 70%.
  3. Enable Developer Options:
  • Go to Settings > About phone > tap Build number 7 times.
  • Go back to Settings > Developer options and enable OEM unlocking and USB debugging.
  1. Install ADB and Fastboot: Download and install these tools on your PC.

Rooting Steps

  1. Download Required Files:
  • Custom Recovery (e.g., TWRP for A50).
  • Root Package (e.g., Magisk).
  1. Unlock Bootloader:
  • Connect your phone to your PC via USB.
  • Open a command prompt or terminal and type:
    adb reboot bootloader
  • Once in bootloader mode, unlock it using:
    fastboot oem unlock
  • Confirm the unlock on your device.
  1. Flash Custom Recovery:
  • Boot back into bootloader mode if not already there.
  • Flash TWRP using:
    fastboot flash recovery <recovery.img>
  • Replace <recovery.img> with the actual name of the TWRP image file.
  1. Boot into TWRP Recovery:
  • After flashing, use the volume buttons to select the recovery option and boot into TWRP.
  1. Install Magisk:
  • In TWRP, select “Install” and locate the Magisk zip file.
  • Swipe to confirm the flash.
  1. Reboot Your Device:
  • After installation, go back to the main menu in TWRP and select “Reboot” > “System”.

Post-Root Steps

  • Install Magisk Manager: If it’s not automatically installed, download it separately.
  • Manage Root Access: You can use Magisk Manager to control which apps get root access.

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Important Notes

  • Bricking Risk: There’s a chance you could brick your device if something goes wrong.
  • Warranty: Rooting will typically void any warranties.
  • Updates: After rooting, OTA updates might not work as expected.

If you have any specific questions or need help with any of the steps, feel free to ask!

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