Kingroot is a one-tap rooting app that supports a wide range of Android devices — Samsung, HTC, MTK-based phones, and more.
If you’ve rooted your device with Kingroot and want to undo it (perhaps for an OTA update, factory reset, or warranty purposes), here’s how:
- Make sure you have a good internet connection.
- When you rooted with Kingroot, the KingUser app was installed on your device. Open it.
- Tap the Settings icon in the top right corner.
- Scroll down to Remove Root Permission and tap it.
- A confirmation message will appear saying your device will return to normal. Tap Clear and wait a few seconds.
Your device is now unrooted.