How to Root Samsung Galaxy Y | A Step by Step Guide

If you follow this method to root Samsung Galaxy Y, then there is no reason for your failure. Just follow this step by step guide and see the magic.
Samsung Galaxy Y has created buzz in the USAn cell phone market due to its value of price. The price of this device is below Rs. 8000, which is very low for a decent Smartphone. There are some Android phones made by USA brands like Micromax or Karbonn at that range but everybody do not like them. You cannot get a good multinational branded Android phone at such a low price as Samsung Galaxy Y. This is the main reason of its huge popularity.

Samsung Galaxy Y root guide

But Why Should you Root Samsung Galaxy Y?

Samsung is a big brand who sells phone at such a price which is more than twice or thrice of its manufacturing cost. So, as the price of SGY is under Rs. 8000, the company has not spend more than 4000 to build it. So, the hardware of this phone is not that capable for Android operations. It sports a 830MHz ARM V6 processor and 290 MB RAM, which is not enough for playing good graphical games. But there is a method to over clock the processor to 1 GHz! For that you need to root the mobile. You can also upgrade your phone from outdated Gingerbread to ICS. You can even create virtual RAM space on a SD card to increase its performance. So, you can see rooting the phone may open endless possibilities for your handset

3) Download zip file from here
4) Now connect your Galaxy Y with PC using the data cable.
5) Copy the zip to your handsets SD card.
6) Disconnect it from the computer.

Stage II

This stage will be done on your phone so, switch your PC off.
1) Open Settings, go to Applications then Development and check USB Debugging.
2) Now reboot your phone and press VOL Up + Home + Power together during the booting.
3) The Recovery Mode will be opened. If you do not see the recovery mode then try the method no. 2 again.
4) In recovery mode use the Vol Up and Down buttons to navigate and the Home button to select.
5) Now select “Install Zip from SD card.”
6) Then select “Choose Zip from SD card” and find out and select the Zip previously downloaded.
7) The download process will start and will take more than 10 minutes.
8) After the completion of the update follow the next steps on recovery mode.
9) Then select “Wipe Data/Factory Reset”.
10) Now enable “Wipe Cache Partition”.
11) After that select “++++Go Back++++”
12) Reboot the phone and you shall get it rooted.

Conclusion

This method is tested many times and it was successful at every test. But you shall keep it mind that an Android phone is a strange beast. Just like a computer you cannot predict each and every device’s behavior. So, go with caution. If you like this article, then please do not forget to like it.