I rooted my Galaxy Note 4 successfully about one month ago and everything was working perfectly with Titanium Backup Pro. Today I got the ”Asking for root rights...” stocked on the screen. When I run the Root Checker Pro app it shows a bunch of messages explaining the denied of root access. Can I unroot the device and try rooting again? Please help!
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My phone is showing Model p6b and brand csz ,manufacturer mt6598.
Want to root it for better performance..already tried Kingo
Framaroot ,SRS and other does not able to root it.
When i use droid tools to take backup it gives Error Su is not accessible. although Rootchecker is showing Not Rooted Device.
Please Help!
Hi all, I am new to this.
My company decided to use Good for Enterprise to run email on Mobile. I am using Xiaomi developer version and I don't wanna lose developers features. So, I bought a Teclast X89 for it has dual OS. So bad, GFE complaints my newly bought X89 is rooted and refuses to run.
I tried numbers of methods to get rigid of it but still in vain. I tried-
1. resintall from scratch with the stock ROM....failed....still complaining rooted
2. rooted it and deleted all busybox related files, deleted su and unroot it using root software.......failed.......still complaining rooted
3. rooted it and deleted all bushbox related files, deleted su and unroot is using unroot feature of superuser and supercleaner.......failed.....still complaining rooted.
Every time after unrooted, I checked with root checker software and those checker software didnt find any root trace. But, GFE is still complaining rooted.
Please, please.....anyone can help to completely unroot my Teclast X89 so that I can successfully install GFE.
Thanks in advance
that hapends to me seching on the net we have to unlock the bootloader from the teclast
I'm on a droid ultra 4.4.4 ota with a locked bootloader. I recently got root with kingroot ive been able to get root acess before and still do but for some reason whenever I restart my phone or turn it off and back on I lose root acess and have to use the app kingroot again. Ony Samsung Galaxy s3 I have root acess and don't lose it but recently that got hard bricked what I need though is the figure out if maybe it isn't installing root in the right place or why I lose it on start up if anyone can help me out with that I will be in your debt.
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I'm on a droid ultra 4.4.4 ota with a locked bootloader. I recently got root with kingroot ive been able to get root acess before and still do but for some reason whenever I restart my phone or turn it off and back on I lose root acess and have to use the app kingroot again. Ony Samsung Galaxy s3 I have root acess and don't lose it but recently that got hard bricked what I need though is the figure out if maybe it isn't installing root in the right place or why I lose it on start up if anyone can help me out with that I will be in your debt.
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I have a note 2 with very 4.4.2
I had rooted the same with kingo root and by mistake installed supersu.
And in doing so, I lost root and am not able to root again. I also did a factory reset but still I have 2 superusers on my phone which I disabled and tried to root again. Not able to do so .
Can someone guide me how to do so. I don't mind even installing a custom rom.
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hello everybody , so i rooted my s8 plus and then downloaded custom rom "android 13" and installed it. now im using the root checker and it says root access is not properly installed, PLEASE HELP! im stuck what should i do now how to fix this! and please explain to me in a noob friendly way thanks
I will never get thing about root checker. either you need root for something, then you will know, or you don't need root at all.