How to root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T715 on Android 5.1.1

Galaxy Tab S2 WiFi SM-T715 is another latest tablet of Samsung released in 2015 July. And here in this post I am going to share the guidelines to root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 3G/LTE SM-T715 on Android 5.0.2 Lollipop. If you are interested keep reading the complete step-by-step tutorial.

Rooting is an operation that gives you full access to the device root directory and commands. The Galaxy Tab S2 WiFi SM-T715 already comes on Android 5.0.2 Lollipop with much powerful hardware of 8.0-inch display, 4000mAh battery, Exynos 7 Octa 5433, 64/32GB of storage, fingerprint scanner, Sd card slot, and multi-touch. You can still improve the performance of your device if you successfully root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 3G/LTE SM-T715.

Pre-requisites:

Properly backup your important data on the device. [Contacts, messages, gallery items etc]
Do charge your device battery at least 70%.
Download and install Samsung USB driver on your PC. [Click Link]
Install and setup ADB/Fastboot drivers on your device. [Download Link]
Your device should have USB Debugging Mode enabled, navigate to [Settings > Developer options]
Following this guide, you will void the warranty of your device. However, you can get the warranty of your device back by flashing the stock firmware again.

Download required file:

Download the CF-Auto-Root file from here. [Link]

Download the Odin3 flash tool on your PC from here. [Link]

Steps to root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 3G/LTE SM-T715 on Android 5.0.2 Lollipop

First of all extract the downloaded files both “CF-Auto-Root” and “Odin3” on the desktop of your computer, for easy access.
Now open the extracted folder of Odin flash tool, and double-click on “Odin3 v_x.x.x.exe” file to run Odin3 flash tool on PC.
Then Turn your device completely OFF, and boot it on downloading mode, via [Press and hold Volume Down + Home + Power button] until you see the warning screen, then press volume Up button.
Once your device is on downloading mode connect it with your PC using USB cable. While Odin tool is also opened on PC.
Now Odin program detects your device, and the “ID:COM” port will turn blue with a message “added” appears on Odin. If doesn’t re-install USB driver.
Once your device connects successfully, click on “AP” button on the middle of Odin screen.
Now go to CF-Auto-Root extracted folder on the desktop and select “CF-Auto-Root .tar.md5” file.
After uploading the CF-Auto-Root.md5 file, make sure that the “re-partition” option is unchecked and leave the remaining settings as by default.
Then click the “Start” button at the bottom of the Odin tool screen, to start flashing the CF-Auto-Root file.
Once flashing gets finished, and message “PASS” appears on the screen. your device reboots automatically or reboot it manually.