Last Updated on July 19, 2022 by Mathew Diekhake

The following rooting guide teaches you how to root the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime SM-G530H smartphone using SuperSU. Most rooting guides you’ll find for Samsung devices are either using the CF-Auto-Root or SuperSU. While the CF-Auto-Root means flashing the file through Odin, the Super guides mean you must flash the SuperSU using the custom recovery. A stock recovery doesn’t allow us to flash any zip files; thus we cannot install the SuperSU from a normal recovery.

Fortunately, we know that TWRP recovery is already available to go along with this SuperSU file, so users can install a custom recovery and get root access at the same time.

Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime

The Files You Need

Rooting the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime SM-G530H

  1. Download the SuperSU file from the link above and have it on your Windows PC.
  2. Reboot the Samsung Galaxy Grand prime in Download Mode by pressing the Power, Volume Down and Home buttons together. When you see the warning sign, press the Volume Up button.
  3. Connect the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime to the computer with the USB cable you probably use for charging.
  4. Copy and paste the SuperSU from the computer to the Galaxy Grand prime’s internal storage SD card.
  5. Unplug the Grand Prime from the computer once you have the SuperSU on the SD card.
  6. Now reboot your Grand Prime in the custom recovery (TWRP) mode by holding the Volume Up + Home + Power buttons at the same time. You should now be able to press the recovery option from the menu. navigate up and down using the Volume buttons.
  7. Once you are in the recovery mode, tap the “Install” option from the recovery menu.
  8. It now lets you pick files from the SD card. Upload the SuperSU file and install the file.
  9. Once your device flashes the SuperSU and you are rooted, navigate back to the main recovery menu and look for the reboot system now option.

Now you have installed a custom recovery and got root on the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime. You can confirm it worked well by installing the root checker app from the Google Play Store.