README.md

Replace King or Kingo ROOT with SuperSU

To uninstall completely the script deletes files multiple times

Method 1

• Make a folder with name mrw in internal storage Extract the zip downloaded from XDA in that mrw folder

• Download Terminal Emulator and run following commands

  su
sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh

• After succeeded with Green text type following

  sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh

  • After this, your device will reboot by installing SuperSU
  • If the device not rebooted then execute the same for 5 times

• After booted open Terminal Emulator app and type following

  su
sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh

Method 2 - by uninstalling KingRoot manually

Root again with KingRoot if you lost root by following other Methods and follow below procedure

• Type su in Terminal Emulator and go to KingRoot app
  • Tap on 3 dot
  • choose Settings
  • choose Uninstall KingRoot, untick keep backup option and tap on CONTINUE

Note:- If your device rebooted at time of unrooting, this method will not work

• Go to Terminal Emulator and type following

  sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh

• Your device will reboot after that and rooted with SuperSU

Method 3 - by using older version of KingRoot

Requires :- Android Version less than 5.0

• Unintall KingRoot by going to KingRoot app

  • Tap on 3 dot
  • choose settings
  • choose Uninstall KingRoot, tick keep backup option and tap on CONTINUE

• Install older version of KingRoot eg v4.5.0 from apkmirror and root with it

• Follow Method 1

Method 4 - by using Magisk Manager

Requires :- - Android Version greater than or equal to 5.0
- Unlocked BootLoader else your device will soft brick

• Reroot with KingRoot if you lost root by following other Methods

• Install Magisk Manager

  • install Magisk by connecting to internet
  • tap on Install option
  • choose Direct Install(Recommended)

• Follow Method 2 and reboot your mobile