Kingroot is the easiest way to root any android device but there are some issues with kingroot like it is not compatible with some apps and these apps only supports supersu so we will explain you in this post how to replace kingroot with superSu in any android device.
Step 1 - Download and install superSu Me.
Step 2 - Once superSu Me is installed open it and it will ask you root permission grant root permission to it.
Step 3 - Now tap on the big android logo and it will start replacing process (procees will take 30-40 seconds).
Step 4 - If process succeed super Su will automaticaly launch
If this method doesn't work for you begin to 2nd method
Step 1 - Download “Replace_Kingroot_With_SuperSU.zip” from here and extract .zip folder in your device after extracting you will have a folder named "MRW" Copy that "MRW" folder in the root of your internal and sdcard storage.
Step 2 - Open That "MRW" folder and install terminal emulater from that folder.
Step 3 - After successfully installing terminal emulater open it and type "su" (not with Quotation marks) it will ask you root permission grant root permission to it and begin to 4th step.
Step 4 - After that type "sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh" (not with Quotation marks) now it will start running a script wait for 2-3 mins
Step 5 - Now, you will get some error message initially but in the end, the SuperSU app will be launched. If not, launch the SuperSU app installed in your device manually and update SU binary. Once updated, reboot your device.
Now you have successfully replaced kinguser with superSu if not let me know in the comments sections below so i can help you.
Method 1 With superSu Me
It is the easiest method for replacing kingroot with superSu for that you will need one application called superSu Me and kingroot.Step 1 - Download and install superSu Me.
Step 2 - Once superSu Me is installed open it and it will ask you root permission grant root permission to it.
Step 3 - Now tap on the big android logo and it will start replacing process (procees will take 30-40 seconds).
Step 4 - If process succeed super Su will automaticaly launch
If this method doesn't work for you begin to 2nd method
Method 2 With terminal Emulater
This method is bit harder than above method but this works with 90% of android devices.Step 1 - Download “Replace_Kingroot_With_SuperSU.zip” from here and extract .zip folder in your device after extracting you will have a folder named "MRW" Copy that "MRW" folder in the root of your internal and sdcard storage.
Step 2 - Open That "MRW" folder and install terminal emulater from that folder.
Step 3 - After successfully installing terminal emulater open it and type "su" (not with Quotation marks) it will ask you root permission grant root permission to it and begin to 4th step.
Step 4 - After that type "sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh" (not with Quotation marks) now it will start running a script wait for 2-3 mins
Step 5 - Now, you will get some error message initially but in the end, the SuperSU app will be launched. If not, launch the SuperSU app installed in your device manually and update SU binary. Once updated, reboot your device.
Now you have successfully replaced kinguser with superSu if not let me know in the comments sections below so i can help you.
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