How To Root T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910T on Android 4.4.4 1ANIH/1ANJ7 Kit-Kat Official Firmware

Galaxy Note 4 is the latest Flagship by Samsung in the world of Android,along with that we have also seen Galaxy Note 4, which is by far one of the most successful Technology I have seen in the Mobile world, I mean that device is perfect for both Left and Right Handed users. However, this article is not for Galaxy Note Edge, but for Galaxy Note 4, which happens to be also released by T-Mobile. Although there are a lot of restrictions applied by such carriers, still if you want to try a flagship device, getting them from carriers is one of the best things. The support provided by carriers is good, on the other side, Custom Support is also there and not like an abandon device but with everything best. However, to get Custom Support, you need to first Root your device, and finally CF-Auto Root is available for T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4.

CF-Auto root and Super Su are both made by the Same developer, Chainfire, the only difference is that, in CF-Auto root you don’t need much work to root your device, where Super Su is somehow completely manual. The Whole Process is simple and only needs few click, as we are going to use Odin in such matter, if you are not familiar with Odin and its working, pay a little close attention towards the tutorial, like you are on a Gun Point.

Note: External SD Card Problem has been Solved: Link

Early Preparations:

1. This guide is only for T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910T!

Make sure that your device is exactly as mentioned above. To check out what device you have, go to Settings > More/General > About Device or Settings > About Device and match the model number. Be careful about the device model number, flashing a file on a device not listed here might result in bricking it up. In that case, we may not be held responsible.

2. Battery should be charged at least 60%!

Your device’s battery shouldn’t be weak. In case your device goes dead during the flashing process, your device may get soft bricked and you might be in need of flashing stock firmware and that will ultimately result in wiping up your data as well. So, make sure that you charge your device before you start the flashing process.

3. Use the OEM data-cable to establish connection!

Always use the original data cable to establish connection between your Android device and your computer / laptop. Using ordinary data cables might interrupt the flashing process, so to avoid any mishap, you need to meet this requirement as well.

4. Backup everything!

Just to be on the safe side, you may consider backing up each and everything from your Android device. This is highly recommended so that in case anything goes wrong, you still have the access to all of your data and you can restore it immediately. Also, clean install is always recommended, that means you will probably have to wipe your device to install the new firmware. So, you may backup everything as listed below.

• Backup SMS Messages
• Backup Call Logs
• Backup Contacts
• Backup Media – Copy your files manually to your PC or Laptop.
• Backup EFS
• Titanium Backup – If already rooted, use Titanium Backup to backup all of your apps, system data and other important content.
• Backup Nandroid – If CWM  or TWRP installed previously.

5. Discalimer

The methods involved in flashing custom recoveries, roms and rooting your phone are highly custom and may result in bricking your device, and has nothing to do with Google or the device manufacturer that is Samsung in our case. Also rooting your device will void its warranty and you will be no longer eligible for any kind of free device services by the manufacturers/warranty providers. Incase of any mishap we may not be held responsible. Follow these instructions to the letter to avoid any mishap or bricking. Make sure that whatever you do, you are doing it at your own responsibility.

Note : TWRP Recovery is Available For Note 4: Link

How To Root T-Mobile Note 4 With CF-Auto Root

1. Download and extract Odin3 v3.09.
2. Download and Install Samsung USB drivers .
3. Download and extract CF-Auto Root file: SM-N910T

Method:

1. Open Odin3.exe.
2. Put your Galaxy Note 4 in download mode. To do so, turn it off and wait for 10 seconds. Turn it on by pressing and holding Volume Down + Home Button + Power Key simultaneously, You should see a warning, press Volume Up to continue. In case this method doesn’t work for you, try one from this guide.
3. Connect your device to your PC.
4. As soon as Odin detects your phone, the ID:COM box should turn blue.  Make sure that you’ve installed Samsung USB drivers before connecting.
5. For Odin 3.09 hit the AP tab. Select the .tar.md5  file or .tar file, that you downloaded and extracted above.
6. If you’re using Odin 3.07, you will select “PDA” tab instead of the AP tab, rest of the options remain untouched.
7. Make sure that the options selected in your Odin are exactly as shown in the pic (Do not Tick the F.reset Option)
8. Hit start and wait till the flashing is complete, as soon as your device restarts, remove it from PC.
9. Wait for your device to reboot, as soon as it reboots check for Super User app
10. That’s all!