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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 - Android 5.0 can't root my phone

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How can I successfully root a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 running Android 5.0 when CF-Auto-Root reports PASS but Root Checker still says root is not properly installed?

Reflash the firmware and root the phone through TWRP rather than relying only on CF-Auto-Root in Odin [#16651336] Another suggestion was to place the latest SuperSU binary ZIP on the phone’s storage and use it during the root process [#16650974] The original poster eventually got root working again by repeating the guide, installing BusyBox from the Play Store, and replacing TWRP with stock recovery before trying once more [#16685509]
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    Reload the firmware and then do root. You have to perform the root via TWRP.
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    You are uploading instructions from odine, the net is full.
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The discussion revolves around the difficulties faced by a user attempting to root a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 running Android 5.0. Despite following various guides and using the CF-Auto-Root method via Odin, the user encounters issues with Root Checker indicating that root access is not properly installed. Suggestions from other forum members include uploading the latest SuperSU binary, reloading firmware, and using TWRP for rooting. The user eventually succeeds in rooting the device after reinstalling TWRP and following a YouTube guide, along with installing the BusyBox app.
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