yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] Marko Indaco:
No need to apologize my friend :good:

I search in Forum and i found this thread Xperia E4 Development where, from what I understand, you can not flash a custom recovery for reasons of limited space inside the dedicated memory. According to what I read, someone try but after flashing it many functions of TWRP were missed obviously, and there is a high risk of brick, so hope that in the future for a solution. Thanks again for the help and support! :good:
[General Questions and Answers] The Analog Kid:
Hi, CVAngelo. Do you think this method will work for LG-D693n with locked bootloader?
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
Unfortunately, those tools don't work on most LG phones which run the Qualcomm chipset. LG has it's own flash tool and it's not even that powerful. But the D693n runs an MTK chipset so you might try it and see if it works. I'm not sure that it will.
[General Questions and Answers] The Analog Kid:
What is a "non twwhatever reboot"?
[General Questions and Answers] Mruiz3637:
Help me

I cant install supersu in my device (huawei y6)

Help me please . I root my device with king root
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
You have to install Super-SuMe from the Play Store. It costs $2. Run it and follow the instructions. If it doesn't work the first time, run it a second time. It should work.

If Super-SuMe doesn't replace KingRoot with SuperSu, then you have to install a custom recovery. Use MTK Droid Tools to make a CWM recovery for your phone if you cannot find the correct one online. Once you have a custom recovery, after you run Super-SuMe, you just need to flash the SuperSu v2.46 zip from the SD card. And you're done.
[General Questions and Answers] 9v9:
If others want an easy to use guide to remove all the junk after using this root method read this guide here.
[General Questions and Answers] Mellow4767:
missingtricks.net/replace-kingroot-kinguser-with-supersu-superuser-android-guide/ did the trick for me .
[General Questions and Answers] orbit122:
None of this has worked for me. The best thing I can find to do is root with kingroot then install a good firewall to block kingroot connections
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
See post #55. I initially had big problems trying to get rid of KingUser even with Super-SuMe. Then I figured out how to get it done when all else seems to have failed. Try that approach and share your results with us.
[General Questions and Answers] orbit122:
Unfortunately I am not running anything that twrp supports. Its a android based head unit for your car.
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
Lol. Apologies.
[General Questions and Answers] RK_D2502:
Kingrotten

Hi, All. Please see attached file. Kingroot clings like a leech even after all those clean ups. I opted to use Kingroot method primarily because of it's 1-click root approach and the fact that I didn't have to unlock my bootloader. While I was able to disable Sony Bloatwares, having Kingroot in my phone brings more harm than good.

See snapshot. I have XZDual Recovery and SuperSU 2.65 installed. Cleaners will not do the trick.
[General Questions and Answers] PalmCentro:
If you have SuperSu, remove king garbage!
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
It may not be that easy except on a handful of phones. You have to install Super-SuMe (it's $2 in Play Store) and use that to remove KingRoot and replace it with SuperSu. It is guaranteed to remove KingRoot. But sometimes, it fails to properly install SuperSu. In that case, the final step is to flash a SuperSu zip from a custom recovery.

Thus, it is highly recommended that if you want to replace KingRoot with SuperSu, the very first thing you should do is install a custom recovery on your phone. DO NOT TRY TO FLASH SUPERSU onto your phone to remove KingRoot. In the majority of cases, it will not work unless you have previously run Super-SuMe. And in the worse cases, you may end up with a bricked phone.
[General Questions and Answers] PalmCentro:
This guy has already flashed SuperSU zip.
[General Questions and Answers] RK_D2502:
Kingroot Directory

I already have SUPERSU. Need to get rid of that leechy Kingroot services. Any ideas how to go about the situation? I have XZDual and SUPERSu. Just came across process and lo and behold. DAmn. Saw that Kingroot Service. KSysSerice. Com.kingroot:service

I can't force stop it. I have root explorer. CAn't seem to search this particular name.
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
My apologies. I did not see the snapshot until now. But I still think we need to go back one step, since obviously, the KingRoot was not properly eliminated. So I have to ask you HOW did you go about removing KingRoot and replacing it with SuperSu in the first place? Clearly, it did not actually work.

BTW, you can actually force stop the undesirable service (or any service for that matter) using a root app like Disable Service from the Play Store. But it WON'T eliminate the service or even stop it permanently. You'd have to disable the service every time you boot your phone. Not good.

My recommendation is that you fully unroot the phone, re-root again with KingRoot (ugh), completely eliminate KingRoot using Super-SuMe, then flash SuperSu zip again. That's what I would do because it's fairly rapid and a sure way to get the job done. I will repeat it again so everyone hears it...the only known and guaranteed method to COMPLETELY eliminate KingRoot is with Super-SuMe (the developer spent a huge amount of time and resources learning how KingRoot works and where it leaves all its garbage, then wrote the script to kill it dead.)

Unless someone knows where to find that particular service and eliminate it. But my concern with this approach would be that there may be other KingRoot junk that would remain in your system that you wouldn't even know about.
[General Questions and Answers] RK_D2502:
Yup. No prob. I tried to uninstall via ROOT Authorization Setting. It doesn't respond. Progress bar stays at 5% always. Left if running for 24 hrs.

Left me no choice but to use Terminal Emulator via Play store and force SUPERSu to be installed. It worked. I was able update SUPERSU apk to 2.65 along with the binaries. Everything is fine except for that kinguser services.
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
Actually, I don't think you understood what I said. I suggested you fully unroot your SuperSu v2.65! You do that by going to the settings in SuperSu and scrolling down near the bottom. You will see Full Unroot option. Use that. In other words, start all over again. The reason I'm suggesting this is that everything is NOT alright with your phone. It looks to me like you have competiting superusers on your device. It cannot be a good thing.

So to be clear: Start with no root whatsoever. Root with KingRoot. Remove KingRoot with Super-SuMe. Flash SuperSu v2.46. You will now be properly rooted with no trace of KingRoot. Upgrade to SuperSu v2.65.

Update: Just realized that the price of Super-SuMe on Playstore is now $4. Probably because it's been updated to support up to Marshmallow.
[General Questions and Answers] Marko Indaco:
hi, did you try to stop that service (and all King releted stuff) with XPrivacy ?

Also you can try with some app, like Disable Service (by WangQi) or CCleaner. Plus, you can try disable King auto-run start with Bootmanager module for XPosed.
[General Questions and Answers] Jkitchen1960:
Angelo,

I have a LG-H634 (Stylo) and rooted with KingUser as I don't understand the concept of locked bootloaders and didn't want to brick my phone. Can u elaborate any?

Thanks!

---------- Post added at 02:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:35 PM ----------

See the Caution in the screen shot...is this TRUE??

[IMG="SuperSU-Me"]http://goo.gl/qUU59T[/IMG]
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
I'm not an expert on bootloaders, but I know it is not good to have a locked bootloader because it limits what you can do with your phone. However, it very often does not preclude rooting your phone. It depends on the exploit that is used to root the phone. But it certainly means you are may not be able to flash custom ROMs. And in many cases, a locked bootloader may result in a bricked device if you attempt to flash a custom recovery or custom boot image.

If your bootloader is permanently locked, you're basically screwed. If your bootloader can be unlocked, you should unlock it. But you have to be very careful because unlocking some bootloaders may brick the device, or if not, it will wipe all your data. In any event, do your research regarding your particular device (search the XDA forums) and above all, back up your data.

I'm not particularly familiar with your LG model. You should do some research regarding its bootloader. Also, if you've already rooted with KingRoot, you don't need to get rid of KingUser unless you just don't trust it. Like I said, do your research and checking forums about your specific model. You could use the Super-SuMe app to remove KingRoot but before you do that, ask people on the forums related to your phone.

Remember, even when you used KingRoot to roots your phone, there was a risk of bricking it. There's also a risk of bricking it with Super-SuMe. So above all...make a backup and talk to other users.
[General Questions and Answers] willcall:
I tried Super-Su-me and it bricked my tablet. Wallyworld got it back this morning. I think I will wait for a while before I try anything on this one. I can't get the drivers to install anyway.
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
What's the problem? You obviously made a backup/dump of your ROM before you started messing with your system, correct? Just restore your backup and you'll be back up and running in under 10 minutes.
[General Questions and Answers] willcall:
I made a backup. The tablet was stuck on the RCA screen and I couldn't get into recovery. I tried everything I knew to do and read other threads looking for things to try. Nothing I found worked. The one thing I found out after the fact was that Super-Su-Me doesn't work well with some newer devices.
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
Glad you had the backup. In any event, those RCA tablets are difficult to work with. To get into recovery, you may need to press both the volume up and down buttons at the same time, along with power (or at the time you connect the charger to an external power source).
[General Questions and Answers] willcall:
Thanks. I have found they are very hard to work with.
[General Questions and Answers] Fhidzhckie:
Thanks! I i was try this method past 1 hour... And its successfully done... My kinguser replaced by supersu.... Successfully on my xperia z1 compact... ?
[General Questions and Answers] sparklekid:
is there a way to simply remove kinguser? Even after unrooting my device, the app is still running as a service, which I confirmed using "ps" in terminal emulator
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
You're really asking this question after all of the repetitive earlier posts that indicate that there is no simple way to remove King User and all its spawn? You MUST use an app that was specifically built to uproot KingRoot. The app is called Super-SuMe and you can download it from Playstore. It is a premium app...cost is $4.

Lots of people say that they've removed King User using other methods, but little do they know that it's simply lurking in the background. KingRoot was designed to defeat all the typical removal methods (up to and including flashing SuperSu from the SD card). I've heard from technical experts that KingRoot even attempts to temporarily modify redirect your boorloader to block removal attempts. In other words, if you root with KingRoot, its Chinese developers meant for it to be a permanent relationship. In the worse cases, you may brick your device when you attempt to remove it.

The only guaranteed FREE method to eliminate King User is to have or create backup of your ROM as it was BEFORE you rooted with KingRoot. Or download your stock ROM. Then flash the pre-KingRoot ROM. You will of course lose any unsaved personal data.
[General Questions and Answers] HackerAce:
Many of us have tried and what we know about Kingroot is that after root by the app. The app looks for a way to deploy itself as a system app. Some minimal libraries and binaries are written to system for its support. Trying to remove Kingroot might end up making your device have terrible trouble booting up or being rooted again. I have tried it on Spreadtrum ROM and from then the phone started saying unable to mount root with Kingroot. And bootlooped all LG ROMs until I re-flashed the devices. Strictly never try. It has well known problems
[General Questions and Answers] sparklekid:
I wasn't able to go through all of the pages but in the the few I've read, I only saw questions and confirmations of people replacing kinguser/kingroot with supersu, as the title indicates. That said, I did go ahead and flash the original rom on my LG G2 as well as use Kies 3 to "update" the firmware of my Samsung G360P(core prime Sprint), which had the effect of seemingly removing kinguser--can't find su,ku.sud, etc under /system/xbin anymore -- without removing anything else(yay!).

Prior to that though, I had tried the super su me approach per some of the youtube videos that came up when I searched for "remove kinguser". I was also able to do this thing where I just removed the app Kingroot(with the crown) using "Uninstaller" and entering "su" resulted in a "can't bring up gui" message or something to that effect. I didn't see any issues but I didn't feel good about the traces kicking around like you said.

Anyway,thank you very much for saving me the trouble of looking elsewhere and spending more on something that seems to be virtually impossible through other means.

Also, should I be concerned about any passwords I've used now being compromised with any google (or any other) accounts I had accessed in the last five months I've had Kinguser installed? Cheers!
[General Questions and Answers] CVAngelo:
You're welcome. And I don't think this developer has stooped as low as stealing passwords. It's more like annoying publicity getting pushed through their apps. But I personally do not trust any software developed in China...especially if it resides behind my system's barriers. You never know what might happen in future even if nothing ugly is happening today.
[General Questions and Answers] PalmCentro:
They are probably behind the new malicious malware that roots phones OTA...
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] QA Bot:
Q&A for [ROM][UNOFFICIAL][4.4.4][GT-I9105/P][MIUIv5]

Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer. Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :smile:
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] ZaVukodlaK:
Update!!!

Is there going to bee update to P version soon??!?? :o :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] naskodeuces:
I am still waiting for the update :/
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] ZaVukodlaK:
Update, please !

IS there going to be update soon?? For GT-I9105P??
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
[discontinued]

It's temporarily discontinued...I'm not sure if there would be any updates soon...I shall see
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] ZaVukodlaK:
Ok ill wait, and i think this rom is AWESOME and i just want you to continue working on it!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] SH1M4BD3:
Contact the real author [MENTION=5999439]GHsR[/MENTION] and beg him to continuing this rom

OrdinaryNoob
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] Giuskiller95:
[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][4.4.4][GT-I9105/P][MIUIv5]

Hi devs, i tried this rom on my SII Plus (P version) and it is slow...and i mean really slow. Sometimes there are some freeze and also Italian (same as many other language) is missing. I think that Miui has very high potential, keep work on it guys. I hope thab bug will be fixed and languages will be added
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
You're the first to say that our MIUI is slow..strange..for me everything is superb..no lag/freeze..simply awesome
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] cracker12:
This is a good rom! fast and stable. the only thing that is missing is more languages to choose
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] cracker12:
Any way to translate this rom? With a app or an update?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
http://en.miui.com/thread-6222-1-1.html

Or

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2488588
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] Giuskiller95:
I swear...a lot of time to stabilyze after the first start...many times "system UI hasi stopped" and other little problems. However beside thet i think it will be a great rom with time. i can help in italian translation if the developer wants, just send me the strings, i haven't the rom anymore :(
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
There is already italian language(flashable .zip)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] Wolf-Man940:
will be update the rom to miui v6 ?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] DenisRonaldo798:
At this time,i don't think so.Maybe in future
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] abedazzam98:
what about MIUI 6 ?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] juliooffXDA:
How to remove this antivirus ;x
[General Questions and Answers] Android:):
Hello everyone, I'm new to this great community!

I begin to describe my problem ...

I have a D320n [LG L70 (Italy)] and tried some online guide on how to root it, without success, I tried with Framaroot and Towelroot and did not bring any results. I would like to ask you root it ...

Thanks.

My language is not perfect and contains many mistakes as I am Italian and use google translator.

Code of phone: LG-D320n
[Android Apps and Games] EK Games:
Four Waves of skeletons are attacking your base.

They move fast, strike hard, and never give up.

It’s time to equip your gun to fight!

Can you defend your base against intruders with your gun?.

FEATURES:

★ 4 Wave Survival Mode

★ Four waves of skeleton attack

★ Beat your high score

INCOMING FEATURES:

★ Time Rush Mode

★ Story Mode | More Levels

★ More Skeleton Enemies

★ Three Abilities: 1.Explore all | 2.Electricity | 3. Skull Weapon

★ Google play | Leaderboards and achievements

★ Compete with your friends for the highest, score

-Google Play | Link-

-https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.EvangelosKaramolegkos.SimpleSkeletonShooter&hl=en
[Android Apps and Games] WakingBat:
Link you provided is not working :( Can you please recheck.From SS it looks promising tho :)
[Android Apps and Games] EK Games:
Hello [MENTION=6081974]WakingBat[/MENTION]

I am new user in xda dev, No put links for 10 post. Try to link to remove - from start and paste in broswer. :)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
Well this is a major problem ... Guys have tried various method mirrorenabler on stock rom but no success. ... Therefore guys tell me which stock ROM is having screen mirroring in working condition ...

Mine bootloader is unlocked ..

Help me [MENTION=1007992]everyone[/MENTION]onplanetearth [MENTION=599722]niaboc79[/MENTION]
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diatomix98:
This is a development section. You should post this in Q&A section.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
Bro tell me if u know anything and sorry for this It's my first thread , help me if u know
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diatomix98:
Sorry, no idea as I don't use that.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregbradley:
Please leave the development section free for threads about development

Post your questions and requests for help in the Q&A / troubleshooting section

Thread moved
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shoey63:
For stock based rom, edit build.prop and change ro.build.type=user to =userdebug, and reboot.

Then, in developer options /HDCP checking, set it to "never check"
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
It's not working still on my Bravia it says registration failed... And i have bootloader unlocked and i did what u said
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shoey63:
Try relocking bootloader by restoring Ta partition if possible (make sure to be on pure stock kernel). You will then get an NFC update. That's what I did, and it started working :beer:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
[MENTION=4675598]shoey63[/MENTION] Bro tell me which kernel and rom are u using because i am on rajeev ultra rom 4.4
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
Shoey do u have drm keys backup cuz i lost way back when i was rooting first time.... But what i can do is relock bootloader and install stock kernel and then try... Just tell me on which rom u are and kernel..

Ps links would be appreciated..
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shoey63:
I'm just on pure stock. 283. Any ftf in the general section should do.

Note: I have LG smart TV - not Bravia.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
[MENTION=4675598]shoey63[/MENTION] bro tell me is your drm keys lost or not and which rom do u have and kernel. Plzz bro i need your help
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shoey63:
DRM keys may not be required. Try relocking bootloader on your current stock based rom and stock kernel , and reboot. Make sure 'never check' hdcp is selected as I explained before.

Flash the stock. 283 kernel only ftf from here if required http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=55357181

Edit: another approach would be to flash a custom rom for UB - I'll see if I can one that definitely works with screen mirroring

Edit 2: Screen mirroring on latest Cm11 nightly definitely works with 'never check' hdcp - try that if you can't get stock to work. I can't provide a link to my stock. 283 ftf because I created it myself, and won't upload it. (so many already available)

Good luck:thumbup:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
[MENTION=4675598]shoey63[/MENTION] bro i flashed cm11 but in that it only cast screen and not the audio. And moreover i don't like custom roms... And i tried relocking my rom and did but i need the pure kernel i am on advanced stock kernel by you that phillz touch one help bro
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shoey63:
Bootloader relocked? Good, now flash stock kernel with flashtool

(for kk 4.4.4) Your phone won't boot until you do so.

http://d-h.st/uM8
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubham meena:
Bro [MENTION=4675598]shoey63[/MENTION] i am away from home for some reasons for 1 week and so i can't test it but thanks for the link and can u tell me one simple things that is rajeev ultra rom a pure stock or which rom are u using.. Thnxx for all help you are really a kind human being ??
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shoey63:
I'm on stock. 283 (Vodafone Australia)

But any should do - even [MENTION=4970751]Rajeev[/MENTION], [MENTION=2902434]Pandemic[/MENTION] or whatever.

Just make sure to

* be on pure stock kernel

* be on locked bootloader

* Edit build.prop to =userdebug

* Set HDCP checking in developer options to 'never check'

That's about all I can suggest, hope you get it working :thumbup: