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Rooting a device always has the potential to turn the device into a 'brick' in some circumstances. Most good rooting procedures mention this, as well as steps to make a backup of the current system and how to recover from a failure to boot after rooting. There are also different 'mods' that can be tried to see if one of them will work in place of the one you first chose for rooting. These are all dependent on exactly how Android was modified for your hardware. Google 'rooting' and 'Samsung Galaxy Tab 101 Tablet GTP7510MAyXAR' and see what the articles say. You can also try a hard reset of your tablet and see if that does anything. Example at this link http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-tab-pro-10-1-rooting-roms-hacks/396031-how-root-your-galaxy-tab-pro-10-1-a.html
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