Learn How to Root Galaxy S6 and Install Custom ROMs!
For those of you with an AT&T SM-G920A/SM-925A or Verizon SM-G920V/SM-G925V, you may be happy to hear that there is a root method that may work soon called “PingPongRoot” on XDA. This is still work in progress but have been confirmed to work on many S6 models including SM-G920F, SM-G920I, SM-G9200, SM-G920P, SM-G920T, and many more.
For those of you looking for Galaxy S6 Edge stock firmwares, we have added most of SM-G925F European and SM-G925I South American stock firmwares to our S6 Edge Stock Firmware page. If you see any country firmware missing, don’t worry as we are working around the clock to update them all but you should find most of them available now. Also, if you do not see a firmware for your country, you can also use any other country firmware so long as your model number matches. For example, you can use Germany SM-G925F firmware if you have Spain SM-G925F. Since all of the firmwares support all languages, you should have no problems as long as you change the language after installing them.
Many of you probably heard that T-Mobile has begun rollin’ out Android 5.1.1 already to many T-Mobile S6 Edge SM-G925T users.
For those of you who have been waiting for Sprint or Korean Galaxy S6 Edge stock firmwares, we have good news, you can grab them now on our S6 Edge Stock Firmwares page.
For those of you waiting for T-Mobile Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925T stock firmware, it’s finally here!
For those of you with Galaxy S6 SM-G920F or SM-G920I, we have been constantly adding stock firmwares for it on our Galaxy S6 stock firmware page.
For those of you who have been waiting for TWRP recovery for the Galaxy S6 Edge, we have good news, it is now available!
For those of you wondering whether the KNOX security flag can be reset or not on the Galaxy S6 with root, it is not possible. At least not yet but if you are going to root your Samsung Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge, you may want to know that currently there’s no known method to reset the KNOX counter.
For those of you who want to root and install custom ROMs, you will want to root your Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge with TWRP recovery.
For those of you who want to unroot, you can easily do this on the Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge by simply reflashing stock firmware using ODIN program. This would be ideal for those of you who want to reinstall stock firmware on your phone, maybe need to return phone for warranty purposes, or perhaps selling your phone on eBay or Craigslist. Also, maybe you ended up in a nasty bootloop and you want to restore your phone.
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