Before you remove the KingRoot program from your smartphone, we will figure out what kind of software it is, and why it is needed. All applications in the Android operating system are essentially equal: they are allowed to manage shortcuts, transfer some data via the Network or wireless protocols, display information on the screen, and also access the camera, phone book or microphone.
That is, each individual program has its own small semblance of a sandbox, beyond which they have no right to crawl out. Applications are prohibited from accessing system files, touching storage or directly working with chipsets.
What is KingRoot?
But the Android platform provides for Root mode, endowed with unlimited rights. Software working on behalf of this account is allowed everything: intercepting data, changing system files, denying access to any applications, etc.
KingRoot program is just such a software that allows you to configure your smartphone exclusively for your needs and run any application without any restrictions, as well as wool system files. Software is convenient, practical and useful, but only if it is in the right hands. In other cases, there is a great risk of simply ruining the system.
Why remove KingRoot?
If the platform started to work unstably or completely stopped running, then the main culprit is, as a rule, the program responsible for administrator rights, and in our case, KingRoot.
In addition, the twin brother of the utility with the same name and identical interface appeared on the Web. That's just it does not bring any benefit, but only harm, because it is a carrier of malicious code. You should immediately warn that the latter does not live on the official website of the developer, but also intercepts data, sends out SMS itself, installs adware, etc. After such a mess, there is a great desire to completely remove KingRoot from Android. But to do this in the usual way is not so simple, so a slightly different approach is needed here.
Uninstall the application
In order to remove KingRoot, you must first start it and go to the main menu by clicking the three dots in the upper right corner. At the very bottom of the branch there is an item “Remove root-rights”. We need it: click on it and select further.
Then you need to restart your smartphone and go to the standard settings of the device, so that there you can completely remove KingRoot. We go to the "Applications" section and look for the application by name, as if we would like to get rid of the usual software. Then we carry out the standard procedure for erasing all data.
Next, we restart the phone again and go back to the application settings. If the program was not there, then you can be congratulated - you managed to remove KingRoot. After all the procedures, it will be useful to change the account passwords on your device, as well as install a sensible antivirus (naturally from the official website of the developer).
If the above procedure did not help you, then the gadget flashing always acts as a panacea. Yes, it will completely erase all your data stored on the smartphone, but for those who have a Google account, this procedure is not so scary, because Gmail synchronizes your contacts and other information from its cloud.