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If you've rooted your phone in order to gain superuser permissions, you might find it handy to have a tool like Kingo SuperUser. It's an application with which you can manage rooted Android devices.

KingoRoot APK ( Android Version ) is the easiest and fastest root tool for almost all the Android devices as well as unrooting. KingoRoot APK, along with any other one-click root tools, are all exploit-based. It means that your device is being rooted by them exploit certain system vulnerabilities. After having accessed to your system partition, certain su binary files and superuser app will be placed in it. Normally, they will be placed in /system/app: superuser.apk or the apk of any other management tool. Having got knowledge of this, you may know how to completely remove it.

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KingoRoot, along with any other one-click root tools, are all exploit-based. It means that your device is being rooted by them exploit certain system vulnerabilities. After having accessed to your system partition, certain su binary files and superuser app will be placed in it. Normally, they will be placed in:

It is not necessarily in all of these directories. It depends on the tool you have used to root your device. So basically, if you want to update your device via OTA, you may need to completely remove the residual files (including all su binary files and superuser apk). Or you just want to have a clean slate.

There is a "Remove Root" function built in Kingo SuperUser settings menu. If you are using Kingo SuperUser 2.1.1, you will be able to completely remove root and related files. If the version of your Kingo SuperUser is under 2.1.1, you will only be removing/deleting supersuer apk (with su binary and any other su related files left in your system partition) via this function. So if you want to completely remove root by superuser, please do update to the latest version.

I've once faced an issue with kingoroot. It starts displaying annoying ads and battery saver on my lock screen without any switch to disable it, which is very annoying and RAM consuming. After trying an auto-script app called "SuperSume" which unfortunately doesn't work, I later found out how to remove it and swap it with SuperSU manually. This method works for phones with Kingroot or Kingoroot Kingo superuser.

If, after updating the binary according to the instruction given above, your phone prompts that you have two superuser apps now [instead of having the kinguser automatically removed], find a little time to unsinstall that little pesky app, [in my case, I used Link2SD which is available in the PlayStore,] then go back to the terminal emulator, and rerun the scripts again. Voila, you're done.

I recently left my device at a phone repair store because my s6 had stopped recieveing signal, they managed to fix the problem but they also rooted my device (couldn't ask them why because I realized when I got home) and now I have two apps installed Kingo SuperUser and the SuperSu that I'm familiar with, the kingo app can't be uninstalled normally.

2) Installing this app is an easy task. Just download the latest version of this app (com.kingouser.com.apk) file from the link given above directly to your device and install it on your Android device.

Kingo SuperUser is a superuser access management tool for Android devices. After rooting your device, you need an apk installed on your device to manage superuser access for applications that need root permission. You can grant, prompt, or deny root permission requested by applications like Titanium Backup, Greenify, Root Explorer and else. What's more, Kingo SuperUser has integrated a function module, which can help you uninstall bloatware preloaded by carrier or manufacturers, and also user applications.

Installed all 3 apks with adblink. used rotatescreen to lock in portrait. ran kingoroot and stuck on 90% for a little over a minute and came back with success! Installed SuperSU and everything is perfect! Thanx!! ff782bc1db