The Sprint Epic 4G Touch, a Galaxy S II variant, recently saw itself updated to Android 4.0.4 and hence needs a root solution again. This guide below aims to be that solution, so rd on if you own this device and need root.
By EditAndroid
I. Before You Begin1. This guide only shows you how to root SPH-D710, the Sprint version of the Galaxy S II.
2. You may lose all your data by following this procedure, so make sure that back up everything important before you proceed.
3. Ensure that you have all the necessary drivers installed; if not, download them from the next section and install before you proceed.
II. Necessary Downloads1. SPH-D710.FF18_CL663858_ROOTED-oc-sfx.exe /Mirror(if you plan a fresh install) or
SPH-D710.FF18_CL663858_ROOTED_NODATA-oc-sfx.exe/ Mirror(if you plan to retain your data and apps)
2. Android USB Drivers.
III. Rooting the Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch1. Double-click onSPH-D710.FF18_CL663858_ROOTED_NODATA-oc-sfx.exeself-extracting file and extract it to a convenient loion (for example, C:\Odin-OC).
2. Double-click onSPH-D710.FF18_CL663858_ROOTED_NODATA-OneClick.exefrom theextracted folder.
3. Power off your device and reboot into Odin mode. To do this, press and hold the Volume Down and Power buttons until you get a warning screen and then press Volume Up.
4. Connect your device to your PC. You should see a yellow COM port box light up as soon as you do this. If not, make sure that you have the necessary drivers installed and reconnect your device.
5. Click on Start to begin flashing.
Once the status changes to PASS! and your device reboots, you should have a rooted Epic 4G Touch!
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