This guide covers installing TWRP recovery on the Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime (SM-G610F) and rooting it with Magisk. TWRP is the most popular custom recovery: it lets you flash custom ROMs and mods, take full Nandroid backups, and gain root access with Magisk. You need TWRP in place before you can root the phone, so follow the steps carefully.
What is TWRP recovery?
Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP) is an open-source custom recovery with a touch interface. It lets you flash third-party firmware and ZIPs, back up and restore the system or data, wipe partitions, and root or unroot the phone, none of which the stock recovery supports.
What TWRP lets you do
- Back up and restore partitions in TAR or raw image format
- Restore from internal storage, an SD card, or OTG
- Flash custom ROMs, ZIPs, and image files
- Wipe System, Cache, Vendor, and Data
- Root or unroot by flashing ZIPs
- Use terminal and ADB shell access
How to install TWRP recovery on the Galaxy J7 Prime (SM-G610F)
Go through the requirements below first.
Prerequisites
- Charge the phone to at least 60%.
- Take a full backup of your data.
- Enable Developer Options: Settings > About > Software Information > tap Build Number 7 times, then turn on USB Debugging and OEM Unlocking in Developer Options.

- Install the latest Odin tool on your PC (Samsung phones flash with Odin, not fastboot).
- Install the Samsung USB drivers.
- Unlock the bootloader on your J7 Prime.
Warning!
Download TWRP
| Device | Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime (SM-G610F) |
| File | TWRP Recovery (latest) |
| Developer | DarkLord1731 |
| Download | TWRP for Galaxy J7 Prime (XDA) |
Instructions to install TWRP
- Reboot the phone into Download mode.
- In Odin, flash vbmeta_disabled_R.tar in the USERDATA slot and click Start.
- The device boots into recovery and prompts you to wipe data. Wipe data and reboot back into Download mode.
- In Odin, add the TWRP .tar in the AP slot and click Start to flash.
- When it finishes, reboot straight into recovery with Volume Up + Power (keep the USB connected).
- In TWRP, disable encryption: go to Advanced > Terminal and type
multidisabler. - If it reports it resized the vendor and asks you to run it again, type
multidisableronce more until you seeFinished. - Go to Wipe > Format Data and type
yesto confirm. - Reboot to system.




Hello! Looking to root my device. Wondering , Do the OFFICIAL TWRP works for SAMSUNG GALAXY J7 PRIME SM-J727T1 2017 NOUGAT 7.0 VERSION? I don’t seem to see my device listed. In thee app