But this time you have to select 5 file (in PDA section) from the extracted wifi_fix_for_MJ2 folder.
To fix it, you will have to install WiFi patch file using the same steps (as you did above) in Odin. However, disabling KNOX will create issue with WiFi connectivity on your Note 2.
When your device boots up, KNOX will be disabled on it.
Finally, you will get PASS!! message at Odin and your Note 2 will reboot automatically. Then click the Start button and wait till it is flashed to your device. Now click the PDA button and select “5“. Wait till the ID:COM port turns Blue and you see “Added!!” message on Odin. Launch Odin and connect your device to PC via USB cable. When you see the warning screen, press the Volume Up key. To do this, press and hold the Volume Down, Home and Power buttons simultaneously for 2-3 seconds. When you are sure that you have made all required preparations and gathered the tools, follow the following steps to install the customized version of CWM recovery. Installing KNOX-Free Bootloader on Note 2: Charge your device to ensure at least 60% battery. In case you do not find the developer options, enable it using this guide. Enable USB Debugging on your Note 2 with Android 4.3: go to Settings> More> Developer Options, tap the slider on the top of the page and check the box in front of USB Debugging. Download and install either Kies or Samsung USB drivers on your computer. Download MultiTool utility and copy to your Note 2: DrKetan_MultiTool_AdvanceV5.zip. Download CWM Recovery and extract the zip: philz_touch_5.15.5. Download WiFi patch file and extract it: wifi_fix_for_MJ2.rar. Download KNOX-Disabled bootloader file: 5. Download Odin and unzip it on your desktop: Odin3-v3.07.zip. Make sure your phone is on N7100XXUEMJ5 firmware. Proceed at your own responsibility and do not blame us for any mishap. In most cases, the success of such drills depend on how careful you are in following the steps. 
Despite of being a tested method, we do not guarantee that it is perfectly harmless. The rooting procedure described here is considered risky and might soft-brick your Galaxy Note 2. If you do not want to be with a device with stock firmware without root, the present guide will help you gain root access on your Galaxy Note 2 GT-N7100 with Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Firmware. Since the Android 4.3 test firmware is pretty stable, many of them might want to stick with it till the arrival of the official release. In most cases people tend to to try a leaked firmware for some time as a deviation and then go back to the previous official version. If you happen to be one such person, we bring you the easiest way to root your device and install a custom recovery on it. Those who have already installed the test firmware have been looking for a way to root their device on the N7100XXUEM16 firmware. The leaked version of the long awaited Android 4.3 update for Galaxy Note 2 GT-N7100 is out for a while now.
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