Settings > Developer Options > USB debugging | Enabled Settings > Security > Unknown sources | Enabled Settings > Security > Reactivation Lock | Disabled! This is very important! If you use Two Factor Authentication such as Google Authenticator or Lastpass’ Authenticator I highly suggest you disable this before proceeding as we will be factory resetting your device potentially locking you out of some accounts or making them significantly more difficult to recover access too.ĭisable both device and sd card encryption.įactory Reset your phone and format the sd card.įollow the directions below to navigate your device’s settings’ menus to change the required settings. You should regularly be doing this anyway. If you haven’t done this before at some point it’s as simple as opening the Samsung Mobile Phone Drivers included with this guide.īackup anything that is important to you. MicroSD Card Reader/USB Adapter (To Format MicroSD Card) Samsung Galaxy Note 4 on Verizon updated to 5.1.1 (BPA1)
Root Checker – On Google Play Store (Free) Super-Sume Pro – On Google Play Store ($3.99) ĮMMC Brickbug Check – On Google Play Store (Free) These files/programs you must find and download. SuperSU – īootloader Unlock – samsung_unlock_n4-fix
Samsung Mobile Phone Drivers (Windows Only) – SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones.exe A few steps need to be done in order quickly.ĪDB – minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.3.1_setup.exe I suggest you read through this a few times to get an idea of what the next step is going to be. You can source these files yourself or you can use the ones I included. I collected all the apps, files, and this guide into one location. These are just a reproduction of the exact steps, files, and programs I used to achieve successful permanent root on my Verizon Note 4 Retail running 5.1.1 (Build Version: BPA1). Samsung Galaxy Note 4 – Verizon Wireless – Permanent Root & Unlocked Bootloader & TWRP Guideĭisclaimer: I am not 100% sure on what everything here does.
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