Four Steps to Rooting Your Samsung Galaxy Ace gt-s5830i

How To Root Samsung Galaxy Ace gt-s5830i

How to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace gt-s5830i

Step 1) Download One Click Root and install it on your PC, Mac, or Linux computer
Step 2) Move to your Samsung Galaxy Ace gt-s5830i and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your Samsung Galaxy Ace gt-s5830i to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

Would you like to root your Samsung Galaxy Ace? Please follow the steps provided above and you’ll be able to get your Samsung Galaxy Ace rooted within no time! By using the guide above you’ll be able to use our One Click Root software which has been designed to make the rooting process as simple and straightforward as possible.

The Samsung Galaxy Ace launched in February 2011 as a low end Android device suited for those on a budget. Whilst the hardware hardly copes with the demands of the latest Android operating system updates, the device managed to get by when it first released. With just 278MB of RAM and a single core 800MHz processor, it came as no surprise that the Galaxy Ace only just managed to perform reasonably well, even back in 2011. Nowadays the performance of the Samsung Galaxy Ace is so poor in comparison to even the most cheapest Android handsets that it’s almost pointless to even try and use the device. However, if you have a Samsung Galaxy Ace and you’d like to get the most out of it, rooting the device is the best way to go.

Firstly, once you have rooted the Samsung Galaxy Ace you will be able to delete any unwanted bloatware or pre-installed TouchWiz applications to free up internal storage space. Without being able to remove apps, you’ll be stuck with 158MB of internal storage, which won’t get you very far at all unless you insert a 32GB microSD card. However, you will not be able to move applications to the microSD card without root access. The 1,350mAh battery won’t get you very far either, but with root access you will be able to limit the applications that are running in the background and underclock your processor when it is idle to save battery life. Perhaps even more importantly, you will be able to overclock the processor and force close memory hungry apps to provide a smoother performance whilst navigating the user interface.

Finally, root access will allow you to install custom ROMs which will be able to make further use of the limited hardware within the Samsung Galaxy Ace and provide a more optimized UI experience too.