Update: Aug 29, 2017. I did "root" the 2nd time. (for two different devices.)
1st time: EMUI 4.1. twrp-3.02. supersu-2.76. 2nd time: EMUI 3.1. twrp-3.02. supersu-2.82.
If one of these worked, it would be better, since they are just "a couple of clicks away" things. But they did not work unfortunately. So I needed to try a harder way.
> Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy unrestricted -scope currentuser
>adb devices List of devices attached KIIL22XXXXXXX deviceYour device ID is shown? then go ahead.
>fastboot devices ******* fastboot
>fastboot oem unlock "unlock password"."phone unlock"ed
Tiny things matter: I spent four hours with this... #check your device is recognized. >adb devices >adb reboot bootloader #bootloader mode: white screen + (green)android dude. #check "PHONE unlocked" AND "FRP unlock". (in red character on the screen.) #flasshing the img. >fastboot flash recovery twrp.img #reboot. >fastboot reboot #reboot with recovery!!! >adb reboot recovery The last command. Do not be confused with "fastboot reboot". some page instruct to run this command. even try until it is succeeded. NOOOO! you will waste your time. use the command above. It will work at the first time and always.
from twrp boot: install UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323.zip. reboot.
from windows powershell. > adb shell # works only after supersu is installed. > su # see your phone. supersu asks you to enable su on your phone. > mount -o remount rw /system > cd /system/media/audio/ui/ > mv camera_click.ogg camera_click.ogg.backup and reboot. The shutter sounds disappear!! and you are a root on your phone.
from windows powershell > adb shell > su # works only after supersu is installed. su: command not found. then, > exit. #reboot with recovery!! will do. >adb reboot recovery