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Root Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Wi-FiP600 With CF-Auto Root[Guide]

Here you will find the Step-by-Step Guide On How To Root Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Wi-Fi P600 With CF-Auto Root. Before proceeding further, Let me Warn you that if you Gets stuck in bootloop, after the installation(Possibilities are almost Zero), Here is the Process to get out of it.

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If you stuck Into bootloop After the Installation Process.

Go to Recovery, Turn off your Phone and Turn it On While Pressing, Power + Volume Up + Home button until you see some text on-screen,
Navigate to Advance and Select Wipe Devlik Cache.

Go Back and Select Wipe Cache.

Select Reboot System Now.

How To Root It.

Download CF-Auto Root for Galaxy Note 10.1 to your computer and extract the zip file.
Download Odin.
Turn off your Phone and Turn it On While Pressing, Power + Volume Down + Home button until you see some text on-screen, Press Volume Up to continue.
Make Sure that the USB drivers are installed.
Open Odin in Computer and connect your device to PC, while it is in the Download mode.
If your Phone is successfully connected to PC, the Odin port will turn Yellow with COM port number.
Now Click on PDA and select the File ‘CF-Auto-Root-lt03wifi-lt03wifixx-smp600.zip’ or the one who has the biggest size.
In Odin, Check Auto reboot Option.
Now Click the start button and wait for the process to complete.
After the installation is complete you device will restart and once you see the Home Screen and get the “Pass” Message on Odin, unplug the cable.

If You See “Fail” Instead Of “Pass”.

By Any Chance if you see Fail Message instead of Pass, Odin haven’t Rooted your device but Recovery has been installed. Go to Recovery HOW? Take out the Battery, Put it back after 3-4 seconds, Press and Hole Power + Volume Up + Home button until you are in Recovery mode. The rest of the process will automatically start there and Super SU will install on your device.

That’s it your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi-Fi P60o has been Rooted. Download any Root Checker app or See Super SU in app Drawer to Verify root access.