How to Root Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900 running Android 4.4.2 KitKat

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      1. Install TWRP Recovery on your Galaxy Note 3. Follow the full guide here.
      2. After installing TWRP Recovery, download SuperSu.zip file from here.
      3. Place the downloaded SuperSu.zip file on your phone’s SD card (internal or external).
      4. Boot into TWRP Recovery, to do so, turn off your device completely. Now turn it on by pressing and holding Volume Up + Home Button + Power Key. You should see the TWRP Recovery interface now.
      5. Now in TWRP, tap “Install > select the SuperSu.zip” file and flash it.
      6. Wait for it to finish the flashing.
      7. As soon as flashing SuperSu.zip is done, reboot.
      8. Find SuperSu in App Drawer.
      9. Voilaaa! You’re rooted now.

How to check if the device is properly rooted or not?

      • To do so, goto Google Play Store.
      • Fine “Root Checker” and install it.
      • Open Root Checker.
      • Tap “Verify Root”.
      • It will ask you for SuperSu rights, tap “Grant”.
      • It should show you Root Access Verified Now!
      • That’s All!

You may want to unroot your device anytime, to do so you’ll need to flash a stock firmware. That’s all for now. In case you got any queries or face any difficulties regarding this post, feel free to stop by the comment box below and drop us your words. We will get back to you as soon as possible.

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    • @abanobfajjour:disqus you’re using Odin 3.09. You will use “AP” tab instead of the PDA tab.

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