How to Root Your Samsung Galaxy Ace

If you own a Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 running on Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread DDKQ5 or DDKQ6 version, you can now easily root your device. If you are unsure what version your phone is running, you can verify by heading to Settings > About Phone > Firmware Version, in which you can find valuable information on what type of firmware version your device has.

What is Rooting?

For those of you who are not familiar with rooting, it is like jailbreaking your phone to support neat new features normally not found on a smartphone. There are many benefits you can have once you gain root access on your device. For example, you can make your phone run faster, install custom ROMs, and install (sideload) applications from third-party sources.
Along with great functionalities and features rooting has to offer, it also has some downsides. Once you root your device, you are also (possibly) voiding its warranty. Although, there is usually the option of unrooting your device by updating it with a stock ROM. Overall, rooting can be a win-win situation.

Prerequisites

• Just in case your phone data, call log, text messages, and media files get erased in the process, you need to backup those files as a precautionary measure.
• In order for the rooting process to begin, it is highly suggested that you need to at least charge your phone to 60%.
• You also need to enable USB Debugging on your phone. This can be enabled by heading to Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging.
• Lastly, close all potentially conflicting applications on your computer such as antivirus software, Samsung Kies PC Suite, and firewall software as they tend to disrupt or block the rooting process. If you do have other unnecessary applications that cause your phone delays, you should uninstall them or remove them as well.

Once the necessary preparations have been done, you are now ready to proceed to the rooting instructions.

Rooting Instructions

1. Download the latest Galaxy ACE Rooting Package to your computer. Get the file here (about 925 KB).
2. Connect your phone to your computer via USB cable.
3. Copy the downloaded ZIP file to your phone’s SD card without renaming or modifying the file.
4. Reboot into recovery mode. Turn off your phone. Then, simultaneously press and hold the Volume Up + OK button, and press the Power button.
5. Your phone will boot to the recovery mode screen. From here, choose “Install zip from SD Card” and select “Choose Zip from SD”.
6. Using the Volume Up and Volume Down keys, locate the ZIP file that you just copied to your SD card (the one named “upd_1.zip”). Press the Power button to select it.
7. Wait for about 5 – 10 minutes for the rooting process to finish.
8. Once the rooting process is done, your phone will automatically reboot. If it fails to do so, head back to the main menu by selecting “++++ Go Back ++++” and select “Reboot System Now” to manually reboot your phone.

Congratulations! You have successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy Ace. You can now enjoy the benefits of having a rooted device.

How to root Samsung Galaxy Pro B7510 Gingerbread

So u have successfully upgraded your Galaxy Pro to Gingerbread 2.3.6, if not you can still click here to upgrade it to Gingerbread. You pretty much know what rooting is and what are its benefits and drawbacks and finally you have decided (like me) to root your Galaxy Pro to explore the extreme capabilities of your phone. It’s not tough and it’s a successful method as it has been tried and tested in 5 different region handsets. The file to root is different for froyo and gingerbread. Check the steps thoroughly:

1. Download gingerbread root file from this 4shared link. You can download gingerbread root file directly from your phone by entering this link or you can download it in your PC and then transfer it to your phone. Link: http://adf.ly/7dAgv
2. Save this gingerbread root file in the root directory (the main directory and not in any folder) of your SD card.
3. Power off your Samsung galaxy pro.
4. Press “Power” + T together to enter into recovery mode. You will notice that your galaxy pro will boot for couple of times before entering to recovery mode. Don’t panic, just wait and keep pressing the key combination.
5. Use the volume “down” key to go to the 2^nd option on screen which says : apply update from sdcard 
   

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6. Click on the “HOME” key to select this option.
7.  On next screen you will see gingerbread-2.3.6.root.zip, go down to that option by pressing the volume “down” key and press home key again to select.
   

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8.  Some kernel codes will run and wait for the notification that says: “Install from SD card complete”.
9. Press on the “HOME” key again on the option “Reboot Now”. Wait for your galaxy pro to restart.

That’s it. Your galaxy pro is rooted and you are ready to explore the extreme power of galaxy pro. Find the super user app already installed in your applications. Best of luck!
Warning: If a single step goes wrong, your galaxy pro might hardbrick. It’s successful for all of us as of now. We would not be responsible if something goes wrong. This information has been pulled up from different websites and compiled here. Credit goes to samfirmware for providing the files.