Temporary Root
What is temporary root?
If you have rooted your device with Kingo and then lost it after reboot (also called "temporary root"), it is also caused by locked bootloader. Locked bootloader will prevent your device from being permanently rooted. This situation always happens on devices manufactured with system protection mechanism such as SONY, HUAWEI, HTC, LG, MOTOROLA, etc.
Device with locked bootloader always have some form of internal memory write protection. It will prevent unauthorized user from modifying device system. During the process of gaining root access on a device the write-protected memory, the initial root access is temporary due to the complexities of unlocking memory write access. Any unofficial files (including the most important file "su binary" and "superuser.apk" installed on system partition to root access) will be removed by cycling power, such as rebooting.
In this case, you need to unlock your bootloader first so that the root can be permanent. Or, root your device again after rebooting.KingoRoot on Windows
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