Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus — Tutorial: how to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace S58301

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Loie Favre
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Jul 2, 2013, 4:55:17 PM via Website

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The Galaxy Ace is a great entry-level smartphone which has become very popular especially since the improved version S58301 received a more powerful processor. Here is how you root the Samsung Galaxy Ace S58301.


Warning!
This tutorial is destined for the Galaxy Ace S58301 EXCLUSIVELY! Do not try to root the Ace S5830 or another model with this rooting method, otherwise you run the risk of ending up with a useless brick. And as usual, neither AndroidPIT nor I will take responsibility for any resulting damages.

Prerequisites
Galaxy Ace S58301 running on Gingerbread 2.3.6 and under.
MicroSD card

Downloads
The root file http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=952887&d=1332074949
ClockWork Recovery for the S58301 http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=952885&d=1332074949

How to proceed:

1. Download and place the file onto the root of your microSD card as well as on the Clockwork Recovery.
2. Turn off your Galaxy Ace and insert your microSD card.
3. Restart your smartphone in recovery mode (volume up + power + home button and let go once the Samsung logo has appeared for a second time).
4. Once in the menu, navigate with the volume buttons until you reach apply update from sdcard and then validate with the home button (middle button).
root galaxy ace 1

5. Choose the file update.zip and validate with the home button.
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(Pic Caption: You install the zip file from the external micrSD card)

6. Once the installation is done, return to the main menu (choose../) and then reboot system now.

To verify whether or not the procedure went well, you're able to check the existence of the super user app and install an application that will test your root access.
root galaxy ace capture
(Pic Caption: Root Checker checks to see if you have rooted your smartphone correctly)

Using ClockWork Recovery

Now that you've rooted your smartphone, you'll need to install a custom recovery to complete a NANdroid backup, for example. On the Galaxy Ace 58301, you actually need to leave the file on the microSD card and access it via standard recovery each time that you would like to start up in recovery mode.

1. Proceed as if you were rooting, but choose the file ClockWorkRec5830i.zip in step 5.
2. Restart your smartphone in recovery mode.

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sateeshbingi
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Sep 11, 2013, 9:48:54 AM via App

can you keep some custom roms

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do thong thai
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May 14, 2014, 5:08:37 AM via Website

thanks for your information, that's great

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neel
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Oct 12, 2014, 8:22:14 PM via Website

Please let me know that, can I root symphony w68 using this method?

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Paul Owens
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Nov 2, 2014, 9:59:55 PM via Website

What the use in rooting my phone??

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