After flashing the Xiaomi 1S, there is still no root access, ask for advice

Hello, could you please describe in detail whether it is the latest development version of the system (named after the date) of the line brush. What are the tips for clicking on authorization management after flashing?

You are welcome to ask questions on the Xiaomi Enterprise Platform.

You see if there is authorization management on the phone, turn it on, have root permissions, open it, and if it doesn't, flash the development version of the system.

All you do is a system update,To brush the root to**development version of the MIUI system,**Open the system update after it is good-press the menu key-select the installation package-select**goodzip installation package,OK,There is a tutorial on the specific Xiaomi official website,It's very simple。

Hello, for the system security of your phone, please do not use root privileges at will.

1.Rooted software gives you full control over your phone.

2.After enabling root permission, it may cause problems such as system instability, crash, and failure to charge normally.

3.Features such as text messages and ** may not work properly.

Therefore, we do not recommend that you turn on root privileges at will.

Start root:

1. Connect your phone to WiFi or use a cellular data network.

3. Click the root button to start operation.

4. Follow the prompts to complete the restart.

5. Depending on the model, the phone may restart many times, please be patient.

6. If it still doesn't work, please check whether the data cable is connected normally, or re-flash the firmware system of the phone.

Root is the only superuser that exists in Unix systems (such as AIX, BSD, etc.) and UNIX-like systems (such as the well-known Linux, such as Debian, which is stable to the server, Redhat, which is suitable for long-term operation, the more popular Linux distributions such as Ubuntu and Archlinux, and Android), which is equivalent to the system ( XP and below) TrustedInstaller (Vista and above) users. It has all the permissions in the system, such as starting or stopping a process, deleting or adding users, adding or disabling hardware, and so on.

Root permission refers to the highest authority of the mobile phone operating system, under normal circumstances, ordinary users who use Android mobile phones do not often use the highest permission, so mobile phone manufacturers generally do not provide root access in order to protect the security of the mobile phone.

Then explain that the MIUI stable version does not support root permission, which is the reason above. MIUI has two versions, the stable version and the development version, of which the stable version does not provide root access, but the landlord does not have to worry, so that you can use the phone more securely.

Often prompts do not support root permissions, indicating that there is software in the mobile phone that needs the highest permission support, the landlord can check whether there is 360 in the mobile phone, Kingsoft and other mobile phone assistant software, or some software such as eight door artifacts and other game data modifications.

You can uninstall the software or go to the settings in the software, just don't use root permissions.

Hi!Because your phone has software that requires root access, you can delete it.