How to Root Samsung Galaxy S4 SPH L720 Using the Chainfire Rooting Guide

The Chainfire rooting guide will show you how to root your Samsung Galaxy S4 SPHL720 smartphone. Chainfire is a software program that provides a rooting guide based on the latest version of the LRX22C.L720VPUGOH1 firmware, which is part of the regional roll out of Android 5.0.1 Lollipop. The Chainfire guide does not require you to flash the firmware build ID; it’s simply an indicator for the success or failure of the rooting process.

Install Magisk is the next step to root your Samsung Galaxy S4 SPH – L720. This application will allow access to the system partition and allow you to install different modules. You will also be able to change the system and vendor partitions. Once Magisk manager has been installed, you can access the system files. Once Magisk has been installed, you will be able to access the system apps, modules and other applications.

To root your Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4, you’ll need to have your phone’s SPH-L720 model number. Open Settings and tap on About Phone to find the model number. Next, you will need to download the CF AutoRoot tool. The CF-AutoRoot file must be extracted using a file extractor such as WinRAR. The Odin 3.07 tool must be installed as well. Next, you will need to put your phone into Download Mode.

After you have downloaded Odin, reboot your phone in order to enter Download/Odin mode. The reboot timing is very important; if you’re not on the right timing, your phone will reboot normally. After you have done that, you will need to connect your phone to a USB cable. Odin will then display a random COM number.

It is important to know that this guide will void any warranty. Rooting your Samsung Galaxy S4 SPH – L720 will void its warranty and could cause malfunctioning. If you want to restore the warranty on your device, it’s best to restore the original stock ROM. Make sure you choose the right stock ROM for your area. Using the wrong one can brick your device.

Start by making sure your phone has at minimum 50% battery power. The device will brick if it runs out of battery power during unlocking. If your phone is locked, you must unlock the bootloader first. This is necessary for rooting. If you’re able to unlock the bootloader, then the process will be much easier. If you’re not sure how to do that, visit a hardware store and purchase a USB driver.