Tried Sudo auto clean and its been asking me for a password and I already tried "rootme" without the quotes but it tells me wrong password, what has it been changed to or how can i change it?

use "sudo gainroot" or "root" commands to gain root...

You have to have the rootsh program installed first, which you would find in Application manager.

By the way, there's a tip that most people don't seem to know. Instead of typing sudo gainroot you can just type the word root.

have installed the rootsh and when i do sudo gainroot it asks me for a password and no matter what I type on keyboard it doesnot display anything on the screen and when I hit enter it says wrong password.

I found this in the forum:

sudo passwd root

to change the password and in the terminal it comes as

password:

and nothing is displayed after the colon no matter what I type
I typed rootme, 12345, 00000, nothing works it keeps telling me invalid password.
anybody?
how to change the password or find out what is the password set on it?

Darned if I know! Out of curiosity, if you go into Settings and Device lock and select Change lock code, does it let you change it? Assume it is now 12345 if you aren't sure.

device lock password and root password are completly different thing.

the way sudo works is it wants the user password.
The user doesn't have a password by default.

If your sudoers file is hosed and is requesting for a password when using sudo gainroot you're in trouble.

I'd try uninstalling and re-installing rootsh in hopes it can fix it.

The way rootsh works is it sets up the sudoers file to not require a password for "sudo gainroot".. which is what all the the other commands wrap around (rootsh, root, etc).

but there is another problem every time i try to uninstall rootsh it says cannot uninstall rootsh

Whats the log in App Manager say is the specific problem?