My pc has been broken for the past 2 weeks so I got a note 3 to keep me entertained until I can fix my pc and decided to tinker with it a bit and try to root it. With that being said is there ANY way to root it without a pc??? I have tried tons of "One-Click Root" apps like kingroot, kingoroot, iroot, towelroot, framaroot, cf autoroot and more. Any suggestions?
Ferkacete said:
My pc has been broken for the past 2 weeks so I got a note 3 to keep me entertained until I can fix my pc and decided to tinker with it a bit and try to root it. With that being said is there ANY way to root it without a pc??? I have tried tons of "One-Click Root" apps like kingroot, kingoroot, iroot, towelroot, framaroot, cf autoroot and more. Any suggestions?
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N900V requires rooting and bootloader unlock to install custom recovery and Rom. The only methods I know of require a PC and some bootloaders can't be unlocked.
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Hi friend sorry for my bad english. Today i discover a new method for root for samsung galaxy note 3. I don't try because i would lost my warrant and knox can grow. For make root it's important install mobogenie on pc and on your smartphone. When you enable usb debug mobogenie will install drivers on your pc. When you open mobogenie you can do many actions (install and delete app, backup, recover and root). someone try to root with mobogenie?
Numero17 said:
Hi friend sorry for my bad english. Today i discover a new method for root for samsung galaxy note 3. I don't try because i would lost my warrant and knox can grow. For make root it's important install mobogenie on pc and on your smartphone. When you enable usb debug mobogenie will install drivers on your pc. When you open mobogenie you can do many actions (install and delete app, backup, recover and root). someone try to root with mobogenie?
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Knox grows yes.
Never heard of that. Why don't you just use cf autoroot. Knox safe methods are almost none existing on later firmwares.
kenny1991 said:
Knox grows yes.
Never heard of that. Why don't you just use cf autoroot. Knox safe methods are almost none existing on later firmwares.
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because cf root grows my knox and safe root doesn't work on my note 3 mj7
Numero17 said:
because cf root grows my knox and safe root doesn't work on my note 3 mj7
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to be frank...
MJ3 and above, you have to live with 0x1 if you want to root (at the moment).
those other rooting method flying around outthere is not proven safe though.
Like last time kingo was reported sending data to china server.
The safest root method currently is CF-autoroot for MJ3 and above. I said safe, in terms of no malware include inside. And it's proven safe to flash, with close to zero problem if you choose the correct file for your model. Only your KNOX will trip. but it's worth to sacrifice if you need root access.
Mmm..no i dont root for me its important 0x0
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While searching for a root method that wouldn't trip KNOX I ran into KINGROOT. I also read that rooting using this method for the Note 4 meant only a temporary root access, that would cease to work when the phone was rebooted.
This temporary root could work for me as I'm trying to get access to the extSDcard in 4.4.4 (Lollipop didn't work out for me, horrible battery life).
So I was wondering if anyone has tested it... Here is the link to KINGROOT thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/one-click-root-tool-android-2-x-5-0-t3107461
I have it installed but I haven't tried it yet because I don't have time atm to reinstall everything if something goes wrong.
Have you tried it?
tried it, the phone just went to reboot then kingroot apps stated that no root available yet. so in the end, i just root the phone using chainfire root method,lol.
Framaroot doesn't work either. Cf auto root is the way to go
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I have rooted with Kingroot, I've been following the SuperSuMe thread in the AT&T Note 4 General section. Kingroot works just fine if you reboot your phone after installing the apk and once the phone has rebooted then run the app to root. The root is only temporary though and WILL disappear when you reboot your phone and you will then have to rerun kingroot to root again.
Thanks for the replies
Sylntnyt said:
I have rooted with Kingroot, I've been following the SuperSuMe thread in the AT&T Note 4 General section. Kingroot works just fine if you reboot your phone after installing the apk and once the phone has rebooted then run the app to root. The root is only temporary though and WILL disappear when you reboot your phone and you will then have to rerun kingroot to root again.
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Did your Knox stay 0x0? A temporary root works for me, what I'm really hoping for is to enable external SD access to my apps. I'm guessing that if you enable it when rooted it won't go away after you lose root...
henriquehfc said:
Thanks for the replies
Did your Knox stay 0x0? A temporary root works for me, what I'm really hoping for is to enable external SD access to my apps. I'm guessing that if you enable it when rooted it won't go away after you lose root...
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Yes Knox remains 0x0 because the kernel, bootloader, and recovery remain untouched. As far as the external SD access, it can be enabled, but from what I gather from the other thread, is that it will revert back if the phone reboots. The reason is due to a security check Sammy put into the boot process. So put plainly, you'd have to set it up again after rerooting.
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Yes Knox remains 0x0 because the kernel, bootloader, and recovery remain untouched. As far as the external SD access, it can be enabled, but from what I gather from the other thread, is that it will revert back if the phone reboots. The reason is due to a security check Sammy put into the boot process. So put plainly, you'd have to set it up again after rerooting.
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I guess I'll just have to try it out... Hope it works with the 910C as well as the AT&T version.
henriquehfc said:
I guess I'll just have to try it out... Hope it works with the 910C as well as the AT&T version.
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Apparently the new KingRoot is able to root the Galaxy Note 4 without tripping KNOX ...?
MarcoCzen said:
Apparently the new KingRoot is able to root the Galaxy Note 4 without tripping KNOX ...?
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Not for lollipop, root strategy unavailable. Tested for both 5.0.1 and 5.1.1.
tried but kingroot failed
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Not for lollipop, root strategy unavailable. Tested for both 5.0.1 and 5.1.1.
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That clears the air then. I have tried Kingroot v 4.5 with my sm-n910c / lollipop and to no avail.
I'm really liking the sound of a temp root. I use NFC banking and it hates root but I want a few pre-loaded apps removed. (Facebook for one) and cant without root.
BUT as I'm on 5.1.1 I guess I cant use this.
And I like to do a backup using Titanium Backup every month or so, and that also needs root. A temp root would be perfect for me.
Will kingroot be able to work on lollipop after an update or are we SOL completely?
(BTW, Note 4, 5.1.1)
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Yes Knox remains 0x0 because the kernel, bootloader, and recovery remain untouched. As far as the external SD access, it can be enabled, but from what I gather from the other thread, is that it will revert back if the phone reboots. The reason is due to a security check Sammy put into the boot process. So put plainly, you'd have to set it up again after rerooting.
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Hi what was your android version?? And banking apps run with no problem??
I have a i545 s4 with lollipop and I can't root it, when I tried to it give me an error so if some one can help I'll be really thankful
Try to root it by pc like kingo app or any another option
Make sure your antivirus and firewalls are off the use kingroot or kingroot on your PC. That's how I rooted mine
All I want to do is root this thing, but no matter what I've tried it just doesn't want to work. Has anyone actually managed to root this?
Cant be done.... Yet
KSeto0229 said:
All I want to do is root this thing, but no matter what I've tried it just doesn't want to work. Has anyone actually managed to root this?
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hi, i've try but nothing, i use kingo, frame, tow, and others but nothing.. some user say they have been able to root this by some kind of mistake, they use kingo with no success but then reboot and done, is rooted, it says is not but it is but not with me jeje, i guess we'll have to wait.
Rooting Blu Studio C 5+5 LTE
KSeto0229 said:
All I want to do is root this thing, but no matter what I've tried it just doesn't want to work. Has anyone actually managed to root this?
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I've done it. I used the newest version of Kingroot from the Google Playstore (ver 4.8 at the time of this writing) If I recall correctly I *think* Kingroot may have shown an issue getting root access. However, after rebooting the device the rooting process did work. I was able to verify it by using root checker (basic version). After I had root I replaced Kingroot with SuperSU and once again verified using root checker. Still rooted... Be careful to take one step at a time. If you can reply with specifics and what order you did them in I might be able to help.
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jtpiano said:
I've done it. I used the newest version of Kingroot from the Google Playstore (ver 4.8 at the time of this writing) If I recall correctly I *think* Kingroot may have shown an issue getting root access. However, after rebooting the device the rooting process did work. I was able to verify it by using root checker (basic version). After I had root I replaced Kingroot with SuperSU and once again verified using root checker. Still rooted... Be careful to take one step at a time. If you can reply with specifics and what order you did them in I might be able to help.
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use Kingroot 3.5
Friends,
I am trying to root this note 3 on android 5.0. My other note 3 on 4.2.2 worked fine with king root. Read about 5.0 online and it was supposed to work with King Root, KingO Root and also the Arabic Tool. It's the sm-N900V OF1 model. King Root gives me the error code Ox1F1FD6 and the other says unit not supported, One does recognize the cell as a N900V 5.0 and one finds HLTEVZW which I think is Verizons name. The only root I have gotten to start is the arabic tool and it got to 'flashing device' please wait, but just kept running doing nothing. Thankfully phones okay.
I just bought it and it is empty except for titanium and super su and a couple other things. I don't have experience with 'flashing' like odin... maybe thats like an executable file in windows ?? . Just want root to delete 80% of the stuff on it. Thanks for taking the time to read this. D.K.
Ave you tried towelroot
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dave2016 said:
Friends,
I am trying to root this note 3 on android 5.0. My other note 3 on 4.2.2 worked fine with king root. Read about 5.0 online and it was supposed to work with King Root, KingO Root and also the Arabic Tool. It's the sm-N900V OF1 model. King Root gives me the error code Ox1F1FD6 and the other says unit not supported, One does recognize the cell as a N900V 5.0 and one finds HLTEVZW which I think is Verizons name. The only root I have gotten to start is the arabic tool and it got to 'flashing device' please wait, but just kept running doing nothing. Thankfully phones okay.
I just bought it and it is empty except for titanium and super su and a couple other things. I don't have experience with 'flashing' like odin... maybe thats like an executable file in windows ?? . Just want root to delete 80% of the stuff on it. Thanks for taking the time to read this. D.K.
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Are you using Windows 7? Also, I assume you are using this (http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...b6-of1-n900v-note-3-verizon-oneclick-t3333569) tool to root? If so, I could not get it to work at all either. It would say the same thing but would never reboot my phone into download mode to actually flash anything. I ended up upgrading my laptop to Windows 10 when it was free to upgrade and used this tool (http://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-galaxy-note-3/general/root-n900v-5-0-of1-one-click-t3330098) instead. It rooted my phone successfully within 90 seconds.