If you are an enthusiast of the Google Android operating system, constantly testing some interesting features of your device; or an advanced user who wants to install and test more new programs on their smartphone or tablet; or even an ordinary user who needed to gain access to some hidden function of the operating system of your mobile device on the Android OS, you will definitely come across the concept of "root rights".
This concept is very important in the Android operating system, and by obtaining root rights, you can open access to many very interesting and useful settings for your phone or tablet. What are "root rights", how to check their presence and get them in the absence, and in general - what this root is for, you can find out by reading the following article.
What is root rights in the Android operating system
Root user rights, otherwise called Superuser rights (Superuser in English) came to the Android operating system from the Unix OS. In this OS, the Superuser has the right to perform any operations on the device. Accordingly, in the Android operating system, when gaining access to root, all possible operating system settings become available to the user, including those that were hidden before. Let's briefly list what root is for?
OS mobile device superuserAndroid has the right:
Change any hidden and system OS files;
Change, add or remove the splash screen that appears when the operating system boots;
Remove OS applications included in the firmware by the manufacturer;
Embed your own applications in the firmware;
Change the appearance of the OS interface, including themes, the appearance of system interface elements, etc.;
Control the frequency of the processor of your mobile device;
Create backup copies of the device firmware;
Has the ability to install custom (unofficial) firmware;
Optimize system performance and device battery life by fine-tuning hidden OS features.
As you can see, the list of possibilities for a user who managed to open root access on his Android smartphone or tablet is impressive, and it definitely makes sense to try to get root rights on your device.
What do you lose by gaining access to Root?
Before you make permanent changes to your phone or tablet, be aware. When trying to getroot rights You lose the warranty on your device! This operation is considered by the manufacturer as one that interferes with the intended functionality, and any attempts to hand over your "killed" smartphone while trying to root the smartphone to an official service center will most likely run into a completely motivated and legitimate denial of service. In addition, even if you contact the warranty service with a different problem, and the engineers find that your smartphone or tablet was previously "rooted", you may also face a denial of warranty service on completely legal grounds. So, if everything suits you so far in the operation of your Android device, think about whether you really need to install Superuser rights on it.
If something went wrong
If, after you set root rights, your device began to behave incorrectly, often freeze or give program errors, you can try to return everything back by performing a factory reset. You can do this by going to the "Settings" menu and then selecting "Backup and Reset".
If the program has led to a serious OS failure and your device refuses to boot at all, there is a way to reset the settings using the Recovery menu. First you need to find out how you can enter this menu specifically for your device. This is usually some combination of the hardware volume keys and the power button on your device. Then, once in the Recovery menu, go to "wipe data/factory reset" and confirm your choice to wipe all data from the device. After that, select the restart option. Navigation through the menu items is carried out using the volume keys, and the selection of the item is carried out with the power key.
Sometimes, after gaining Superuser rights, the antivirus application installed on the phone or tablet starts swearing for viruses in the system. Do not be afraid that the program for obtaining root has brought something bad to your device. The alarm raised by the antivirus is due to the fact that the applications used to obtain root work through various vulnerabilities in the OS, thereby arousing the suspicion of the system protection software. If something like this occurs on your device, the best thing to do is simply install another antivirus that will be calm about having root rights.
How to check if you have root rights?
A beginner who has read about the tremendous benefits of "rooting" his Android smartphone may have an irresistible desire to find out if his device is rooted in order to obtain these access rights if necessary. You can check if the Superuser is activated on this device in several very simple ways and without a computer.
To get started, we recommend that you open the Android programs menu and see if there is an application shortcut with a distinctive name, such as "Superuser" or "SuperSU". Many Chinese smartphone manufacturers, meeting the needs of users, can root their firmware from the factory, making our lives much easier. And the presence of this application in the system signals to us that "rooting" has already been done and the manufacturer installed the corresponding application in the firmware to manage root rights.
If nothing like this is found, it’s not a fact that you don’t have root rights, it’s just that the system may not have an application to control them. Try to check for root using programmatic methods. For example, you can download the free Terminal Emulator for Android application and enter the command in the command line su. If after entering the command you receive a message "Permission denied" , then there are no root rights on your device. When, after entering the command su icon $ at the beginning of the command line turned into an icon # , congratulations, you are the Superuser of your Android device.
You can also install a simple Root Checker program from the Google Play Store, the only task of which is to find out if root rights are activated on this device.
After such a slightly protracted introduction, it's finally time to find out how you can open access to root rights for android on a smartphone or tablet with the Android operating system.
Let's say right away that due to the huge variety of mobile devices on the Android OS, as well as firmware for them, there is no universal recipe for obtaining Superuser rights. Each Android device has its own characteristics, which must be taken into account if you are going to "root" it. You may have to try several programs before you can root your device. Below we will talk about the most popular ways to root Android.
We strongly recommend that you make backup copies of your contacts, applications, user data or even the entire system before carrying out any manipulations with obtaining root, so that you do not bite your elbows later if something goes wrong. You can read how to backup various types of data on Android in our website.
We warn you, dear readers: all actions related to obtaining Root rightson your Android device, you do at your own peril and risk! The administration of our site is not responsible for any possible damage or loss of functionality of your hardware due to your actions!
One of the popular applications that allows you to quickly and conveniently get root access to your mobile device is the Kingo Android ROOT program. The program is free and allows you to get root rights in a few clicks.
1. Install the application and connect your mobile device to a computer (which must have Internet access), in USB debugging mode (installation of applications from unknown sources must be allowed);
2. The program will download and install drivers for your device automatically;
3. After that, you will see the "Root" button that appears, which you need to click;
4. The system will set the Superuser rights and reboot;
5. If everything went well, you have received root rights on your device.
In mobile phones from HTC and Sony companies, before obtaining root rights, you need to do one more additional operation - unlock the bootloader. This is done easily and simply, in addition, the operation is reversible and at any time you can lock the bootloader back if you need to, for example, return the phone under warranty in its original form.
Applications for unlocking the bootloader are also released by the already familiar Kingo company, and you can download them from their official website:
All you need to do after that is connect your smartphone or tablet to a computer (which should have Internet access), select your Android OS version, and activate USB debugging. After that, the program will automatically install the driver for your device and establish a connection with it. Press the "Unlock" button and wait for the operation to complete. In the end, the only thing left for you to do is to click the "Finish" button. Root access on your device is open.
The above method will work for most devices, but its only drawback is that you need to connect your mobile to a PC. What to do for those who want to "root" their mobile assistant without a computer? Below we will give examples of several of the most popular programs for getting root on different versions of the Android operating system, allowing you to get root rights without a computer. Read the instructions carefully before using them.
forAndroid 1.5-2.2:
Universal AndRoot (does not work on all models): The application must be copied to the flash card of your device, installed and after installation press the "Root" button. We reboot the operating system and enjoy the received root rights.
forAndroid 2.3:
Gingerbreak: USB debugging must be enabled on the smartphone (Menu "Settings" -> "Applications" -> "Development" -> "USB Debugging"). Copy Gingerbreak to a flash drive and install the application on your device (main memory only). Run it and press the "root" button, wait until the program completes the necessary operations. If everything went well, the device will reboot, and the SuperUser application shortcut will appear in the Android programs menu.
for new versionsAndroid (from 4.x):
KingRoot: The application is in Chinese, but its interface is simple to disgrace, so figuring out how to install and activate root rights is very simple. Kingroot includes a KingUser program that manages root access to run. applications.
Framaroot : the list of supported devices is limited, but may be suitable for those users who, for some reason, are not satisfied with the work of KingRoot. The algorithm of actions for activating the root is also very simple:
Install the program;
Run it and select the desired application, SuperSU or Superuser;
Choose a character;
A window with a smiley will appear, indicating a successful installation;
Reboot your phone;
Enjoy the resulting Root.
After getting root on your device, the applications "SuperUser" or "SuperSU" may appear. These programs do not by themselves provide root access, they are designed to control the granting of Superuser rights to every application that may request them. When launching an application that needs root access, "SuperUser" or "SuperSU" will ask you if you agree to grant root access to this application, and you must confirm your choice.
Keep in mind that simply installing these applications without first "rooting" your smartphone or tablet does not grant root rights.
How to remove root rights on android if necessary
We already wrote above that getting Root on your Android smartphone or tablet when contacting an official service center can be regarded as an interference with the design provided by the manufacturer, and this will serve as a refusal of warranty service. Or perhaps you want to give your device to someone to use for a while, and do not want this person to have too many opportunities to change OS system files and do too much with a smartphone or tablet. In any case, it will be useful to know how to remove root rights from Android.
If you installed root rights using the Kingo Android Root application, you will also find the "Remove root" button in it to restore the system to factory settings. Or you can remove root from the OS from the SuperSU app settings.
A universal application that allows you to return your Android device to its original state without a computer is the Universal Unroot program. Its interface is extremely simple. You just need to launch the Universal Unroot application installed on your mobile device and click the "Unroot" button.
Agree with the questions that the program will ask you, and wait for the OS to reboot. You have removed root permissions from your system. If you need to lock the bootloader that you previously unlocked to get root (which we wrote about above), keep in mind: Universal Unroot will not be able to do this. In this case, use another method to remove Root.
You can also try removing the Superuser from your device manually. To do this, use a file manager that has access to the system area (Root Explorer, ES File Explorer, etc.) to go to the folder:
System/xbin/ and delete Busybox and Su files there;
System / app / and delete the SuperSu.apk or SuperUser.apk files there;
Restart Android.
So, we figured out why you need root on a mobile device, learned how to check for its presence and how to set Superuser rights on your smartphone or tablet both using a PC and without a computer. Root rights to Android open up new and very interesting features of the device, and using it wisely, you can make your Android device much more convenient and functional. Be careful and careful, and everything will turn out for the best. Good luck!
Android OS offers the user a wide range of customization options. At the same time, access to most functions is initially blocked, and opens only after granting root rights (superuser rights) on the android device. Ways to get root rights on an android smartphone or tablet are described in detail in this article.
Root rights on android OS
In the Android OS, root is a privileged account that gives the owner full control over the device. The presence of superuser rights allows you to remove the restrictions set by the manufacturer on the root folder, and allows you to perform all operations without exception.
The need to get root rights to the android OS often arises due to advanced firmware customization. When you get bored with the standard design or there is a desire to try new, previously inaccessible features. Also for installing a new or modifying the current OS, removing system programs or conveniently creating backups.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Rooting an Android OS
Root rights to the Android OS allow you to remove restrictions and customize the system at your own discretion, which is a definite advantage. At the same time, excessive freedom of action often leads to undesirable consequences.
Main advantages:
- Remove, move, and back up applications, including system-type programs.
- Moving the game cache to the memory card. Actual for devices with an internal storage capacity of 8/16 GB.
- Setting hidden graphic effects in games.
- The ability to receive game currency for free using specialized utilities.
- Access to hidden settings, fine-tuning the sound, microphone sensitivity, etc.
- Installation of custom firmware and kernels. Create a full backup of the firmware or a specific partition.
- Full control over the file system.
- Change of visual design.
- Setting the operating mode of the processor and graphics accelerator. Setting a fixed frequency value.
- Set up ad blocking in apps and games.
Main disadvantages:
- Without a sufficient information base, the user is likely to disrupt the system, which will lead to: reset to factory settings, re-installation of the firmware or software damage.
- Reduced security, as it is easier for malicious applications to take full control of the device. It is easier for attackers to bypass the locks set by the owner.
- The obtained root rights to the android OS are a significant reason for the manufacturer to refuse warranty service.
- You cannot officially obtain an OS or security update, as this will lead to software damage to the device.
- To get full root rights, an unlocked bootloader is required.
- In the process of obtaining root rights, a failure is not ruled out that can lead to a “brick” - an unbootable device.
How to get root rights on android OS
Methods for obtaining superuser rights are conditionally divided into two types: without using a PC and using a PC. Let's consider each method separately, including the features and specifics of the installation.
Important! Starting with Android 5.0, getting superuser rights is only available using the TWRP method. For firmware versions 2.x-4.4.x, the “One-click” and “Using a PC” method is also suitable. In this case, you should take into account: the support of the device by the program, which version of the firmware or kernel the exploit is running on, the preferred assembly of the application for rooting.
Getting root rights on android without using a PC
The easiest way to grant superuser rights to the android OS is through the installation of a special application. This method is called "getting root rights in one click." This is due to the lack of an algorithm of actions, it is enough to run the program, press one button and wait for the superuser rights to be obtained. The number of such applications has exceeded three dozen, bright representatives: framaroot and Towelroot.
At the same time, this method of obtaining root rights to the android OS is highly undesirable. Since the principle of operation is to hack the system, through available vulnerabilities. For this reason, most antiviruses perceive such applications as a virus. In addition, most of the creators of programs for obtaining root rights in one click live in China. Therefore, for personal gain, they introduce Trojan viruses that get deep into the system after receiving root rights and are undetectable. In the best case, the display of ads will increase, in the worst case, regular write-offs of money from the balance and theft of personal information.
It is also worth noting that for the permanent presence of root-rights, it is necessary to unlock the bootloader. Otherwise, the root is considered incomplete, where some of the functions will remain inaccessible. A normal reboot, in most cases, will remove root rights.
Safe way to root Android without PC
A reliable and safe way to get root rights using a modified TWRP bootloader. It is enough to download the preferred version of the application, to regulate the provision of root rights to other programs, boot into, and install.
Getting root access to android OS using a computer
The method is similar to that described in the "root rights to android in one click" method. Only a program, such as Kingo Android Root, is installed on a PC, not a smartphone, after which root rights are granted.
It is worth noting that this method of obtaining superuser rights is also undesirable, due to inefficiency and low security. The process is often interrupted due to insufficient optimization for a specific device. There is still a high probability of introducing a hidden Trojan.
Instructions for obtaining root-rights for android in one click
Before downloading the application, you first need to clarify the appropriate type and version of the program. If possible, ask users who have used the application of your choice for hidden viruses and additional installation conditions. As an example, consider installing using the Framaroot program.
Action algorithm:
- to a mobile device.
- After starting, select the Superuser or SuperSU utility.
- Below, select the name of a famous character under whose name the type of exploit is hidden.
- After selecting a character, a window will appear with a successful rooting or an error. In the latter case, you need to change the type of exploit and try again, use a different application or version.
- If successful, you should restart your device and use it.
In most other applications, getting root rights often requires you to press only one button and wait for the operation to complete.
Instructions for a safe way to get root rights on an android OS without using a PC
- Download your preferred SuperSU app to an external SD card.
- Launch TWRP mode, where you need to select the "Install" or "Install" item if the TWRP version is in English.
- Specify the path for the downloaded SuperSU application, and confirm the installation action.
- At the end of the operation, clear the Dalvik Cache and reboot. The flashed application will automatically appear in the list of all programs.
Instructions for granting root rights to the android OS using a computer
After making sure of the supported version and type of application, download and install the program on a PC. As an example, we will describe the instruction for Kingo Android Root. Other programs work in a similar way.
Instruction:
- We launch the program and connect the smartphone or tablet to the PC. To connect, use the original USB cable and ports on the motherboard.
- Activate the debug mode and check the box to install applications from unknown sources. These items are located in the "security" and "for developers" sections.
- The Kingo Android Root program will download and install the drivers, which requires an internet connection.
- After successful installation, click on the "root" button that appears.
- We are waiting for the installation to finish. The smartphone or tablet will restart automatically.
Root rights for android 7.0, 7.1, 8.0
Android 7 first introduced a mechanism to check the integrity of the system at boot. If the system partition is changed - by the user or by malware, then the OS will not boot or will start in reduced functionality mode. Therefore, the usual methods of obtaining superuser rights, starting with version 7.0, are no good. In this case, the algorithm of actions is preserved, only the installed files are changed.
Free to use root-rights, and SafetyNet will not allow. The program analyzes the activity of applications and compares them with the original images. If applications or services are changed, the program will be blocked or removed.
To get root rights on Android 7.0, 7.1 and 8.0, Magisk came to replace SuperSU. The utility makes changes to the boot partition, so that the system remains unchanged. This allows you to get root rights, as well as install system applications and modules. In addition, hide the presence of an unlocked bootloader and root for certain applications, including banking, which will allow you to correctly use payment services, as well as SafetyNet. Receive OTA updates of standard firmware without fear of turning the device into a "brick" - a non-bootable device.
How to install Magisk
Important!
- Installation is performed on a device with an unlocked bootloader, since changes are written to the kernel.
- Installation requires Android 5 or higher.
- Mandatory presence of a modified TWRP, CWM. The version of TWRP and CWM for each model is individual.
- The steps below are for a general idea, and the steps and file types may differ when installing Magisk on other devices.
Algorithm of actions on the example of Motorola Moto Z:
- Copy to phone storage Magisk. Since on some Motorola models there is an incorrect implementation of F2FS, you should additionally copy the f2fs loopback bug workaround module. For models from other manufacturers, if it is not specified in the instructions, it is not required to flash the module.
- Boot your phone into fastboot mode.
- Unlock the bootloader and also flash TWRP 3.2.1-0-griffin if you haven't already.
- Make a backup copy of the BOOT partition in TWRP. This action is required!
- In TWRP, open the Advanced section, and then Terminal, and then write the commands one by one:
- echo KEEPVERITY=true>>/data/.magisk
- echo KEEPFORCEENCRYPT=true>>/data/.magisk
- Alternately flash in TWRP "Magisk", and then "module".
Important! If you have a third-party kernel - TurboZ, elementalX, you should not flash the module.
Drawbacks of Magisk
- Some applications do not support root, which is fixed only by the developers of such programs.
- Installation on an adapted drive is not supported - adoptable storage, where an external flash card is connected to the internal memory.
- The presence of problems without the timely updating of components and the shell.
- Some firmware Magisk is not supported.
Conclusion
Getting root rights to the android OS is best done using the TWRP method. This method will avoid unwanted virus infection, exclude incomplete provision of root rights and the possibility of abnormal system boot.
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What's happened Root rights many people know about android. Well, for those who are not in the know, this article is intended.
The term Root rights is one of the concepts of Linux, which underlies the Android kernel, and those who have worked with this operating system know what it is. root is the account of the main administrator, or superuser. Having access to this profile opens up a number of features that are not available in the normal mode of operation.
Why do I need Root-Rights on Android?
Basically, root rights give you the privilege to change and delete system files, change system settings, run Linux executables using a Linux terminal emulator, etc. . These features can be used in different ways. The presence of Root-rights allows you to run individual applications that give the smartphone owner certain advantages.
Here is just a small selection of such applications:
- Apps worth getting ROOT rights
In addition, with the help of Root-rights, you can:
- Remap Android device hardware buttons, e.g. to control music with hardware buttons
- Record video from the android screen (some applications require Root rights)
- Make a system backup , for example, using the popular program Titanium backup.
- Patch games, remove license checks, ads, make in-game purchases, etc. More: All about Lucky Patcher for Android and how to use it
- Install a firewall to restrict Internet access to certain applications: DroidWall
- Overlocking - i.e. changing system settings to overclock and optimize device performance. For example, speeding up the SD card using the SD Booster app
- Rooted firmware can provide features such as transferring the browser cache, market, etc. on the map and other useful features.
- And much more
Cautions
- Guarantee. In the event of problems with the smartphone, the service center may refuse warranty service.
- Official updates "over the air" You most likely won't be able to get them.
- You can harm the device or make it inoperable. If you are not an advanced user and do not really know why you need Root rights, we strongly recommend not to get them, because. there is always a chance to get "Brick", or change the settings that will cause problems in the work.
- Also rememberthat in itself, getting Root rights does not give you all the advantages described above, but only gives you the opportunity to do certain things with the device.
Types of Root Rights
full root- full and permanent Root-rights without restrictions
Shell Root- Permanent Root-rights, but without access to change the \system folder.
Temporary Root- temporary Root-rights. If it is not possible to get a full Root, you can usually always get a temporary root. After the reboot, the superuser rights disappear, as well as all the changes made. Temporary rights may give some applications to obtain Root rights
Can all smartphones be rooted?
Theoretically, for everyone. However, some devices have an additional lock - NAND lock, or its analogues . This feature does not allow you to make any changes to the /system partition, which makes it impossible to install the SuperUser program. Full Root on such devices cannot be obtained without unlocking them. Can only be obtained Shell Root or Temporary Root.K appearance of Android 6.0 versions.
In addition, starting with Android 6.0 and higher, an additional bootloader lock via SELinux, and getting Root rights became possible only after unlocking the bootloader.
Of course, it all depends on the specific device model, because. some Chinese smartphones are already sold with an unlocked bootloader, or even with root rights ready.
How to get Root rights for android
Root rights on Android 6.0 and higher
With the advent of versions of Android 6.0 and higher, a number of difficulties arose with obtaining Root rights, tk. starting with this version, Google switched to security through SELinux and a locked bootloader (recovery mode) became a regular feature of Android 6.x 7x and 8x. Therefore, before obtaining root rights, it must be unlocked and replaced with a "custom" recovery. Most often, TWRP is used for this purpose.
How to unlock the bootloader on Android
TWRP is a more advanced alternative to stock bootloaders from most manufacturers, it has a more comfortable touch interface and provides additional features such as system backup.
The first step is to enable USB debugging
The next step is to flash a custom recovery (in most cases this is TWRP), with which you need to install a file for root rights (usually SuperSU.zip), or get Root rights. You can find "custom" recovery on specialized forum threads for your device, for example, on w3bsit3-dns.com. There will also be detailed instructions for unlocking the bootloader and installing custom recovery.
Universal ways to get Root rights
If you have an unlocked bootloader, or an Android version below 6.0, then you can also try to get Root rights using one of the universal methods below.
Using a computer:
1. Super One Click - Another way to get Root-rights. Superuser rights are obtained using a PC program via a USB connection to a smartphone.
2. Kingo Android ROOT . Suitable for most devices, installed on a PC, the process of obtaining Root rights is quite simple. See the full list of supported devices. UniversalAndRoot . The application supports a whole list of devices, and gives you the ability to get superuser rights in 2 touches. However, the app does not work on all devices.
7. Special application for Getting Root Rights on Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.
Other Ways to Root Rights on Android
1. For owners of Samsung smartphones, the method of obtaining Root rights on Samsung may be suitable
Applications intended to obtain Root rights are defined by antiviruses as trojans or viruses. In fact, these are virus exploits penetrating into the core of the system. Therefore, in order to download and install these applications, you often need to disable your antivirus, or do not believe my words and abandon this venture, and not write about viruses in the comments. Spend your energy on carefully reading the articles.
Methods will be replenished, you can offer your own methods in the comments.
New Android OS are released with a lot of additional programs. Many of them are not needed by the user, and they can be removed without harm to the system, thereby freeing up disk space on the tablet / smartphone. But for this to be installed root rights on Android. Having received extended rights, you can not only get rid of unnecessary programs that come with the assembly, but also change the OS settings for yourself. Mobile device owners establish root rights in many ways, but not all of them are easy and safe. Are there error-free ways to install root rights?
Ways to set root rights for Android users
Root rights for Android can be set in two safe ways.- Using the .apk application on a mobile device.
- Using a computer program (it will be necessary to connect to a personal computer).
Both the first and the second method of rooting Android tablets and smartphones are reliable, but only one may be suitable for some users, so it is worth considering both.
How to Root Android Using a PC Program
Multifunctional program Kingo Root for OS Windows has recently been increasingly used to obtain root rights. Users value it for its effectiveness, safety and versatility.The installation file of the program can be found at . Click " download for windows” and wait for the automatic download.
Once the installation is complete, you can start rooting your Android. To do this, you need to run the program and connect it ( this is done via USB cable.).
The next step is to connect the smartphone to the computer. On the smartphone, you need to allow USB debugging. Check the box in the menu, and if it does not appear, configure via USB connections.
The next step is installing drivers and rooting. You only need to press "Root", the program will do the rest.
It is important! You cannot stop the program, restart your computer, or turn off your smartphone, even if you do not see the installation process. Rooting Android on computers of different capacities can occur differently, sometimes the installation process can take quite a long time. Do nothing, just wait for the rooting to finish.
Obtaining root rights using the program installed on the device
Not every user, probably, can use the first way to get root rights for a smartphone, for example, if there is no computer at hand. In this case, there is a second way: the application can be installed not on a computer, but on the smartphone itself. An updated and improved version of the application for rooting Android devices without a PC can be downloaded at.
If you use the Chrome browser, don't be alarmed by the framaroot insecurity warning pop-up. The downloaded file will have the extension not .exe, as for the computer, but .apk. Move it to the memory of your smartphone or tablet.
This program will not install as it should, because it was not downloaded from the Play Market. Android devices do not allow the use of other applications for security reasons. Therefore, you should allow the installation of the program by changing the settings of your smartphone.
After the changes have been made, the application can be installed. Find it in File Explorer and open it. Activation will take some time.
In the activated application, choose one of the two programs (the set also comes with a magic hero).
If you see a smiley, rooting is completed successfully.
But it also happens differently. In this case, the second method did not suit you. But do not despair, there are many ways to root, and it makes sense to try a few.
What you need to know when getting root rights on Android
Rooting allows you to manage your tablet / phone in advanced mode. You get the rights to change settings and remove unnecessary applications. All additional programs that came with the package can be removed.Important note! When uninstalling programs, do not overdo it. If you do not know their purpose, it is better to leave them unchanged in order to avoid incorrect operation of the OS. And if you accidentally remove, for example, the camera or the keyboard, it will cause related applications to not work properly. But deleting system files is fraught with sad consequences.
There are elements that affect the operation of many important applications. And if you suddenly want to delete the Android gallery, because there is no need for it, then you will not be able to use many useful programs. They either won't start or won't work as they should.
You did the rooting correctly, now you can control your smartphone by making changes to settings and parameters. But any actions of a user with extended rights must be considered.
