[Q] Note 3 Rooted But SuperSU Fails to Update Binary

Used Towel to root device. Confirmed various apps (AdAway, Super Backup, and Xposed Installer) work and I have access to what I need. However, SuperSU will not update binary. I keep getting, "Installation failed ! Please reboot and try again."

The device is currently on NC4. I found the following steps via root instructions for a Note 3 on Jelly Bean:

IF YOU ARE ON NC4 (Official VZW OTA) Follow The Below Instructions
(courtesy of barrackobama)
WHAT YOU DO WITH YOUR DEVICE IS COMPLETELY YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY

Step- 1 - Root Device with TowelRoot courtesy of geohot

Step- 2 - Install Busybox from play store and install busybox itself

Step- 3 - Install Safestrap 3.75 courtesy of Hashcode

Step- 4 - Boot into Safestrap, Select Stock Slot

Step- 5 - Wipe Data, Use Factory Reset Slider

Step- 6 - Install The Latest BajaROM courtesy of Bajasur

Step- 7 - Reboot into Download mode From Safestrap

Step- 8 - Unzip & Install In ODIN This NC2 Kernel .tar courtesy of Beanstown106

I have all my data either saved to my SD card or backed up via Google. I presume these steps work but I am not familiar with a lot of the terminology. Does anyone have a guide (video guide would be great but at least something for the layperson) that can guide me through the rest of the rooting process?

...someone else reported this.

http://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-note-3/help/supersu-wont-update-t2846970#post54806991

Does anyone have any ideas on how to properly resolve this?

For those who care...

From computer:
- Go to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
- Download the latest version of SuperSU to computer
- Unzip compressed file and saved the output to another location
- Sync all files to device (I saved everything in a folder called "SuperSU." I cannot confirm if all the files are needed)

From device:
- Open My Files and navigate to the folder you just synced
- Open Common folder and click on Superuser.apk
- Confirm update (you will not lose your current granted apps within SuperSU)
- Once update is complete, open SuperSU and update binaries using TWRP (device will restart)
- Once restarted in TWRP, select the option to reboot device (device will restart as normal)
- Once restarted as normal, open SuperSU

You will not be prompted to update binaries and you will have full access to the app. I do not know if this would be any quicker if done directly from the device but this should help anyone who may be stuck in the same loop.