A Samsung rooting file typically refers to a modified firmware or boot image file used to gain root access on a Samsung device. Rooting allows the user to unlock advanced features, install custom software, and have full control over the device's operating system.

### Overview of Samsung Rooting File
The rooting file is often a patched boot image or firmware file that replaces the original boot sequence to enable root access.
Commonly, users extract the relevant boot image (e.g., boot.img) from the official Samsung firmware, then patch it using an app like Magisk, which modifies the file to gain root privileges without altering the system partition.
The patched file is typically repackaged into a tar format and flashed back onto the Samsung device using Odin, Samsung’s flashing tool.

### Typical Rooting File Preparation Steps
Enable Developer Options on the phone and activate OEM Unlock and USB Debugging.
Download the Root file for the device model.
Extract critical files—usually the AP (Application Processor)
Use Odin3 to flash the tar
Transfer the tar file to a PC and flash it onto the device using Odin3
Reboot the device, which now has root access.

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