Samsung S6 G920F 5.0.2 Root 100% ok-(Anam.Firmware)

Step by Step Guide on How to Root the Galaxy S6 SM-G920F

Download CF-Auto Root for Galaxy S6 SM-G920F (International version)

Download CF-Auto root for SM-G920F: CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltexx-smg920f
Download the Odin3 flasher tools and the USB driver:

• Odin3 v3.10.6 – (Odin3_v3.10.6.zip 1.7 MB)
• Galaxy S6 / S6 Edge USB Driver – grab it here (USB driver v1.5.45.0 15.2 MB)

Install the USB Driver

Simply run the downloaded USB driver to install. Without the USB driver your computer will not recognize your Galaxy S6.
Unzip the downloaded files – compressed file can be extracted by using any decompressing program in your computer.

Prerequisites:

Back up all of important data files – You should make sure that you have a backup copy of all of your irreplaceable data stored from your phone. If you hadn’t made any back-ups then it’s now the best time to do it.
Check the Battery Power – See to it that your Galaxy S6 still got an adequate Battery power percentage from 30% higher. Power failure during the rooting process may cause undesired outcomes.
Use a Windows base OS computer – Odin flasher tool will not run on MAC.
Use the supplied USB data cable of your Galaxy S6 G920F – This is usually the culprit if you have experienced bad flash and failures.
Enable USB debugging mode – if you are having issues connecting your device to the computer try to enable the this option. In your Samsung Galaxy S6, go to Settings>> About device>> then look for the firmware Build number and then tap that build number for around 7-times. Then head-back in Settings>>Developer option>>Enable USB debugging mode.
Remove the external micro SD card – if you have one, to avoid any failures and error during the flashing process.
TURN OFF the Reactivation Lock – This is only needed if it was enabled in your device and you personally turned-it-ON. You cannot technically modify the system if this still enabled. To deactivate it just go to Settings>>Security>>Reactivation Lock and then uncheck the Turn Reactivation lock on.
Confirm the model number of your Galaxy S6 as SM-G920F – This may sound awful on some part but there is risk involved if you ahve the wrong model variants. You will surely mess-up your phone in no time if you disregard this step. To do this just head-over to your phone Settings>>About Device>>Then look for the Model number. It must be SM-G920F indicated from there and not the other Galaxy S6 variants or else this will not work and it may ended-up into soft-bricks like stuck at welcome screen logo, and boot loops.

Run and Configure Odin

Run Odin downloader Odin3_v3.10 in your computer. Eyes on Odin’s options tab there is these check-boxes options. Now, by default just leave alone the ‘F.RESET TIME’ and AUTO-REBOOT checked but DO NOT check the ‘RE-PARTITION’ option.

Simply click on the AP button, then browse to the folder where you put the “CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltexx-smg920f.tar.md5″ that you have previously downloaded and then select and load it. Odin should look like this picture below.

Reboot your Galaxy S6 SM-G920F into Download Mode

To reboot the Galaxy S6 into download mode , you need to turn the power off. After it completely shut down, just press and hold the Volume Down key, Home button and the Power ON/OFF button simultaneously.
You should then prompted into a warning screen and asking you to press volume up if you want to continue or volume down to cancel, just simply press volume up to get into download mode. The download mode then displays an arrow inside in a white box and says “Downloading.. Do not turn off target!”