5 Unknown Methods To Fix Kingroot App Not Installed (100% Working)

1. Turn OFF PlayStore Security On Your Phone.

Surprised? No, you shouldn’t be.

What I noticed about new devices is:
Installed apps are always monitored by Google play services.

For this reason, it tries as much as possible to reject apps that are not installed directly from the play store.

Kingroot (or Kingoroot) are third-party Apps and are likely to be affected by the new changes.

Follow the below steps to turn off this feature and get Kingroot apk installed on your device right now:

• Open Google PlayStore on your device.
• Click/tap on the 3dash (Located at the top-left corner on Playstore.
  
• Scroll down a bit and tap on Play Protect.
  
• On the next screen, tap on the Gear icon.
  
• Now, turn OFF the “Scan Device For Security Threats” Switch.
  

You see a popup after turning off the switch.

• Tap OK.
  

Now the switches must look like the below screenshot:

• Yeah. Go back and install Kingroot.

Why this step works

It has been tested by friends and followers who are facing the Kingroot install errors and it’s confirmed working.

Watch the short video below:

It guides you step-by-step, how to deactivate this feature hindering our rooting software from installing.

This step works well to fix the Kingoroot App Not Installed Error on Android just in case have a problem with that.

Read on…

• Kindly go to Settings

Locate any option you see Security alone or be paired with another.

• Tap on Security
• Now tick Allow Installation from Unknown sources
• Go back and try installing Kingroot.

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4. Install The Latest Version Of KingRoot Apk

This may sound familiar to you but believe me, it can be the problem why your current Kingroot apk is not installing.

Make sure you update the app or consider downloading the latest versions from the web.

Below is a link to download the updated version.

Download The Latest Version Of Kingroot

And if you can’t download it directly from the official website, kindly download it from other sources here.

Try installing an updated version of your rooting software.

I have experienced this with the Facebook lite version, and installing a better version helped me resolve the issue.

According to Kingoroot, they claim their official app offers every user the fastest and most convenient Android rooting experience. And also their software saves you the trouble of connecting to a PC. Just a few steps can get you a rooted Android device in a few minutes.

If you are having problems with installing Kingroot on your device, I recommend you give Kingoroot a try right now.

As the name implies, this app will help root your device in one click.

And of course, you can install One-Click Root in place of the Kingroot application. (i.e if you are unable to install the official app)