Kingroot 4.1 Lollipop
Version: 5.0.1 (165) Package: com.kingroot.kinguser 942,841 downloads. 18.34 MB (19,230,232 bytes). Min: Android 2.3 (Gingerbread, API 9). Target: Android 5.0 (Lollipop, API 21). MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 signatures. Uploaded December 15, 2016 at 5:37PM PST by Jonathan. The KingRoot file we have below works for the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop software update. It does not matter if you installed that update on your device manually or automatically by accepting the over the air (OTA) update when you got the notification.
Rooting is what first comes to our mind after buying a new Android phone, which ofcourse is kind of necessary for many. Default settings including personalization and customization that comes with the device may not be satisfying and configurable (or tweakable) due to restrictions set by manufacturers, and that's where ROOT proves to be more important. I asked myself, why do people strive so hard and takes too much risk just to root their Android phones when Google is indeed working hard to meet the requirement of the people?
The answer that came to my mind was because people want something different, you can't expect them to stick with one setting, one interface, one menu, one icon, one notification bar for a lifetime. They want something new because as time goes on the new becomes old and everything looks like shit. It's like wearing same cloth everyday. Another reason is because some people (like I) don't like to be limited, they want freedom to do whatever they want and you can't get that without ROOT.
Also, Android phone can be further enhanced which includes, using, and deleting bloatwares that ain't needed, but all of these also requires ROOT. However, things are not getting easier with each update release. While rooting previous Android versions (Froyo, Gingerbread, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, KitKat) are now as easy as cutting a cake with a knife, the newly released Android version which is Android 5.0, Android 5.1 Lollipop put a stunning face to ROOT. See also: There is no general method for rooting Android Lollipop device since its existence and that's not putting smile on many peoples face. However, we have a good news to announce for Android users around the world. A Chinese team (more like a firm) known as Kingroot has released a new revolutionary one click root apps that works on almost all Android 5.0 Lollipop and Android 5.1 Lollipop smartphones, an upgrade version of their previous release which is Kingroot 4.1. The Kingroot 4.1 comes with a new interface and its capable of rooting recently released high-end Android Lollipop phones such as Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, Samsung Galaxy A7, and Samsung Galaxy A5 in one click without PC.
It can also root KitKat phones that are now running on Android Lollipop (5.0.x, 5.1.x) which includes Galaxy Note 4, Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G, Huawei Ascend Mate 7, Xiaomi Redmi 1S, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime, Samsung Galaxy S5, Lenovo K3 Note, Sony Xperia Z3, Sony Xperia Z3 Compact, Sony Xperia Z2, Sony Xperia Z1 and many more. Must Read: It comes in two versions, PC version and Mobile version. The PC version requires PC while the mobile version can do all the rooting in one click on mobile phone without PC. As known with, Kingroot is straightforward and easy to use. Another good news is that Kingroot team has released an english version which makes it easier to understand. To get started, simply download Kingroot 4.1 english version and install.
Enable internet connection, open it and press the root button to activate the rooting process which shouldn't take more than 4 mins, nothing is as easy as that. The team noted that mobile version may not support some Android device, if the mobile version doesn't works for you then try. Kingroot is confirmed to be working with smartphones running Android 2.3 to Android 5.1 including the ones mentioned above, just give it a try. You can learn more about Kingroot and device supported on their on XDA. Find this post helpful?
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Advertisements Android is a Linux-based operating system, and if you know about Linux, you would know the main attraction is it is built from open source code and is perfect for hacking. The Android mobile OS is also based on Linux after the Google-owned company bought it out some years ago.
Hacking Android devices is fun and doesn’t cross many boundaries; you have already paid for the device so why shouldn’t you be able to do what you want with it? There’s only one reason these tech giants do not want people hacking, and that is because it would cause them many headaches if they were to cover hacking under warranty. Instead, they say they do not permit us playing with the operating systems; thus they do not cover it under warranty. That brings me to my next point: bricking devices. While there is significant upside with gaining root access on a device, it does not come without its risks.
The main risk is you might soft brick the handset. If that happens, you need to get it fixed. The great news is that if your device to root your device with the KingRoot rooting tool, you cannot brick a device at all. KingRoot works by pinging back the data from its servers when looking for the best way to root your device. All this research is already completed, and we know which devices can be rooted. Moreover, we know what Android software and firmware versions can be rooted too!
We can tell you that Android 5.0 Lollipop does get root access using the tool, and we have the APK file for you to download and use directly below. Simply follow the guide and get it on your device, click the ‘try to Root’ button and wait and see if you can get root access.
As I previously mentioned, this guide comes without any risk. If your device cannot be rooted, you simply get that message on the screen and don’t use it. That is different from a normal rooting method whereby you might attempt to gain root access; it fails and you would usually end up with a bricked device. That is what makes the KingRoot one-click universal rooting tool so amazing. Related:. Android 2.2 – dubbed as Froyo.
If you are using a device that still runs this Android version, the KingRoot app will help you root it. Android 3.0 – dubbed as Honeycomb. Honey is not most people’s favorite food, but Honeycomb makes for both a great treat and Android software version. If you are still running Android Honeycomb, the KingRoot APK will help you root it. Android 2.3 – dubbed as Gingerbread. This version of Android came preloaded in any of the best Android devices at the time, including the Samsung Galaxy S2 smartphone. If your device has not upgraded to something newer, you can use the KingRoot app to root it.
Android 4.0 – dubbed as Ice Cream Sandwich. If you had enough of updating devices and decided to stick with Ice Cream Sandwich, you will be pleased to learn that KingRoot works well on your devices. Android 4.3 – dubbed as Jelly Bean. Android Jelly Bean is not as popular as it once was, but the KingRoot APK still roots this software version as well as any other. Android 4.4 – dubbed as KitKat. Android KitKat is still running on many devices, and this version of OS gets root access with the KingRoot tool.
Android 5.0 – dubbed as Lollipop. Lollipop is the latest craze and is just getting popular now on many devices. If you are running this version of Android, you can root it with the KingRoot app. Related: The file you need:. Download the KingRoot 4.1 APK from. It works well for your Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Rooting Android 5.0 Lollipop with KingRoot APK. Install the app the same way you would any other app for your Android smartphone or tablet by using a.
Kingroot 4.1 Lollipop Tablet
Alternatively, you can and do it a different way. Make sure your device is on the compatibility list:. Tap your finger on the app from the app drawer to open it. Tap the ‘try to Root’ button, or wording similar. The KingRoot servers will now take a moment to go to work and find your rooting method if it is available. Those who cannot root will get a fail message. All others will get a progress bar as the rooting takes place.
Wait for it to finish and it should give you a success message on the display. Everyone who did not get it working, but your device is on the compatibility list from the links above should try downloading the desktop version and try again. While the KingRoot tool is known as more of a soft rooting process, you can still flash a custom recovery image. Once you have Philz Touch, TWRP or CWM for your device, you can upload zip files and flash custom ROMs. You might be interesting in checking out some of our custom ROM guides for your device. You can test out the KingRoot method by installing the app from the Google Play Store.