How to Install TWRP and Root Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ (Exynos Variants)
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The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus are Awesome
Phone in the Android Market which it has launced as Samsung’s flagships.
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SamsungSung Galaxy S8 & S8 Plus are best
Android Device but some features are not huge.
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If you like to root your Samsung Galaxy S8
Device when you can root it using by TWRP Recovery easily and productively.
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The Galaxy S8 variants are still very newPhones, and understandably, their kernel sources haven’t yet been released by
Samsung.
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The result is that the currently available TWRP
recoveries are not fully functional. For the most part, they work just fine,
except some features such as MTP.
Samsung Galaxy S8
SM-G950F
SM-G950FD
SM-G950N
SM-G950X
Samsung Galaxy S8+
SM-G955F
SM-G955FD
SM-G955X
SM-G955N
To find your S8/S8 Plus’s model number-you can find it under
Settings> About device.
Rooting Process Step By Step
Pre-Requirements.
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An Exynos powered variant of the Samsung Galaxy
S8 or Galaxy S8+.
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Make sure your device has enough battery.
Preferably, it should be above 50%.
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Install Samsung USB Drivers on your PC.
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Enabled USB Debugging and OEM Unlock. To enable
USB Debugging, you will first need to enable Developer mode. Go to Settings>
About Phone> Software info, and tap the Build number repeatedly until you
see a message that says “You are now a developer.” Then go back to Settings,
and you can now see Developer mode towards the bottom. Tap on it and scroll
down the list to find OEM Unlock and USB Debugging. Enable them both.
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Download the latest version of Odin.
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Do NOT forget to Backup your phone’s data, apps
and anything saved on the device’s storage as a precaution.
Download
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TWRP Recovery for Samsung Galaxy S8
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TWRP Recovery for Samsung Galaxy S8+
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Download disable dm-verity zip:
no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip
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Latest Magisk: Magisk-v12.0.zip
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Install TWRP and Root Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+
(Exynos)
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Download the TWRP recovery image from above,
according to your device.
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Copy no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip and Magisk-v12.0.zip
files to your phone.
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Unzip the ODIN zip file and open the extracted
folder.
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Double-click the Odin3.exe file to launch ODIN.
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Now switch off your device.
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Press and hold Bixby + Volume down buttons and
then press the Power button.
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The phone will boot into download mode quite
quickly.
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When in Download mode, connect your phone to the
PC with a USB cable.
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If you have the drivers installed, your device
should be detected, and you should see Added!! in the ODIN Log box.
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Along with that, the ID:COM port should be
highlighted in blue.
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Now click on the AP tab in the ODIN window and
select the TWRP recovery.tar file that you downloaded for your device.
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Click the Options tab on Odin and uncheck the
Auto Reboot option.
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Now click on Start and wait for the TWRP
installation process to finish.
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If the flashing completes successfully, you will
see the box above the ID:COM port light up green with a PASS message.
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You can now disconnect the USB cable.
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Having installed TWRP, it is time to root your
Galaxy S8 by flashing the latest Magisk via recovery. Therefore, you need to
boot your phone into the recovery mode. Now press and hold the Volume Down +
Bixby + Power buttons at the same time and immediately swap to Volume Up as
soon as the screen goes blank/black while still pressing the Home and Power
keys. Keep the 3 keys pressed until you get into TWRP Recovery.
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Tap the Install button in TWRP, navigate to the
location where you copied the the no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip and select it.
Swipe the installation confirmation slider when prompted. (Note: In case you
see the red text error in TWRP saying unable to mount storage, go to the main
menu in TWRP and select Wipe> Format Data. After that, reboot the recovery
and then install no-verity-opt-encrypt.zip.)
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Now go back to the main menu in TWRP and select
Reboot> Recovery.
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When the device reboots into TWRP, tap the
Install option, navigate to the Magisk-v12.0.zip and install it.
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Magisk will now be installed on your device and
it will be rooted the next time you boot it up.
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When the flashing is complete, tap Reboot>
system.
Congratulations! Your new Samsung Galaxy S8 is rooted. You
should open Magisk to verify if your phone has been properly rooted or not.
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