Root Samsung Note 8 with android 9 assistance - Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers

Hello everyone,
I am a complete noob when it comes to rooting and I am requesting assistance. I've searched the internet and looked through many posts/threads here on the xda forums.
I recently accidentally factory reset my phone (like a dummy) and lost all my photos/videos. I am trying to recover the files from my phones internal storage using a deep scan recovery but I cannot do so without rooting my phone. I've used KingRoot, KingoRoot, Magisk, TWRP, Odin, etc to try and root my phone.
My phone is a Samsung Note 8, Model SM-N950U, Android version 9, basebad version N90USQU8DUE1.
I would greatly appreciate any assistance/guidance!

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This weekend, I rooted my Note 8, and I learned I had no use for it since I really cannot do much with it and mobile data will not work at all. I've tried numerous times to flash everything back to the way things were via Odin 3.14.1, but all has failed. I fear if I continue, I may cause a heard brick. Is there something I am doing wrong?
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In this page we are providing information on root and unroot Samsung Galaxy Note 8 smartphone with or without PC.
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