Android Nougat is the official name for the N Developer Preview development that has been released to the public. Even so, it turns out that the Android OS v7.0 Nougat can't be used for all brands and types of Android phones, even the latest Android phones can't necessarily be installed with the latest Android OS. There are several reasons why Android Nougat cannot be installed on all Android smartphones and tablets, among others, because the device is an old or too old release, besides that the hardware specifications are not compatible with the Android Nougat OS. 

In addition, it is because the Android phone vendor intentionally does not provide updates to upgrade to the Android Nougat OS. But if you want to get the latest and greatest Android OS updates on your Android smartphone or tablet right now, installing the preview builds of the Android Nougat OS is a good idea.

For Android smartphone or tablet users who don't know, Android 7.0 Nougat is the latest OS update from Google. Android Nougat 7.0 comes with several significant improvements and feature additions. However, this update is not very welcome from Android developers as Google has made it harder to root Android 7.0 Nougat devices by adding a feature called verified boot for security purposes and reasons.

If you are wondering if there will be any problem with rooting Android Nougat. Be aware that the 4 developer preview builds released till date Android Nougat are easy to root with Chainfire's systemless root. Android 7.0 Nougat is a new and very powerful operating system that comes with many features and enhancements. As the newest Android OS on the market, Android Nougat has definitely taken advantage of the Android experience in previous versions. But just like the previous Android OS, this new system also has many limitations. 

For example, a new device with Android 7.0 or 7.1 Nougat might come with various useless stock apps, and you want to delete them but fail to do so. Also when you want to find something from the device, but get information about the lack of permissions. Thus, you may want to root Android v7.0/7.1 Nougat to get full access to your Android phone or tablet. In general, rooting Android is a bit of a complicated process for many people due to so many brands, models and versions of Android OS on the market.

 Android v7.0 and v7.1 Nougat have been officially released since some time ago. As the latest operating system, many users will be wondering how to root Android phone quickly and easily? Kingo Root app offers every Android user a safe, fast and secure software to root your Android Nougat smartphone or tablet for full access or superusar. This free root application has two versions, namely KingoRoot Android (PC Version) and KingoRoot (APK Version). Currently Android 7.1 Nougat OS is available exclusively on Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones. As a smartphone that produces Nougat OS for their devices, this root app will also be compatible with smartphones from Samsung, Sony, HTC, LG, Asus, MotoDroid, Lenovo, Oppo, OnePlus, Advan, Vivo, Huawei, and Xiaomi in the near future.

If you want to root your Android Nougat phone then it is highly recommended that you try KingoRoot (APK version) first as it has integrated a number of exploits and this is very helpful. Through this method, you don't need to connect your device to your computer or laptop during the Android Nougat v7.0 rooting process. This app apk even offers the latest Android users with a simple method to root their device. But if you fail to root your Android Nougat device, then we recommend that you try again via KingoRoot Android (PC version), which has more rooting scripts, supports various brands and types of smartphones and has a higher success rate.

 

Have you been looking for the best way to root your Android 7.0 Nougat device? Here are the best solutions to solve Android Nougat rooting problems quickly and easily. This article will give you a guide on how to root your Android 7.0 Nougat in a much safer, free, faster and easier method.

Even though you want to root Android 7.0 / 7.1 Nougat to get more features on your device, but beforehand it is necessary for you to know all the possible risks if rooting Android smartphone or tablet. If you don't know it, we don't recommend that you do it right away. But if you've studied it and still don't want to change your decision, then you can choose one of the methodsbelow ode to root Android Nougat according to your wish.

Android 7 Nougat is a new and powerful operating system which is currently being launched in the market. Unlike its predecessors, Android 7 Nougat comes with lots of features and enhancements to provide a great Android experience. Some of the new features include package notifications and others like multitasking shortcuts. Android 7 Nougat is capable of supporting multi-window display. Here, you can use two apps at once on one screen. It is also possible to set a specific wallpaper to the home screen, which can be different from the lock screen. Android 7 Nougat lets you restrict some apps from using internet data in the background by enabling Data Saver. Android phones that support the Android 7.0 Nougat operating system, including Google Pixel, Sony, HTC, LG, Huawei Mate 9, Oppo, OnePlus, Advan, Nexus 6P, Lenovo ZUK Edge, Geotel A1, Samsung, Asus, MotoDroid, Lenovo, Vivo, Huawei and Xiaomi.

So for this tutorial we are going to use two different methods, first method is root with Kingoroot and second method is flash SuperSU zip using custom CWM/TWRP Recovery. Both methods were tested on custom ROM and stock ROM, but you should understand if all risk is at your own risk, I am not responsible for any damage.

Before you start following the tips, tricks and guides on how to root your Android Nougat 7 phone you should read some of the initial requirements below before doing any other steps.

Install TWRP Recovery (Team Win Recovery Project) or CWM (ClockWorkMod) app on your Android Nougat phone

Use this guide only if you have updated your Android phone's OS or operating system to Nougat 7.0, either automatically or manually.

Before getting root access on Nougat 7.0 you should make a backup backup, otherwise you will risk losing all your personal data. You can perform a full backup using: backup and restore applications that can be downloaded from the Google Play Store, SD Card, PC, or even cloud storage platforms.

You should plug in your Android phone charger if you see that the remaining power is less than 50%, because the root process will consume a lot of battery power of your phone.

Read the whole article and don't miss a single step if you want to complete the Android Nouget root process successfully.

In general, Kingo Root is a professional rooting app for Android users to root almost all kinds of Android devices. And this application is available for PC version software and smartphone applications, you can choose one according to your own needs. Here, we want to use the smartphone app version without PC as an Android Nougat root tutorial. You can follow the below steps to root your Android v7.0 and 7.1 Nougat fast. But before starting the rooting process, backup your Android data to avoid data loss if an error occurs. If you want to root using KingoRoot, then a stable internet connection is required because the rooting script used is stored on Kingo's servers. Without it, your phone will not be rooted successfully.

Step 1. Visit the official Kingo Root website with the browser on your Android Nougat phone and directly download the Kingo Root apk file on your Android device memory. The download process will start automatically, and if there are some notifications about KingoRoot.apk, click "OK" to continue. When the download is complete, you can find it in the "Download" folder on your Android phone. (Please make sure your Android smartphone or tablet is on a WiFi network, because the rooting process requires a stable and uninterrupted internet connection.

Step 2. Install the KingoRoot apk file on your Android Nougat phone. 

Here, you may encounter some issues during the installation, just follow the instructions on your device screen to set it up. If Install Blocked occurs, Maybe only some apps from Google Play Store can be installed on your device. The apk file of KingoRoot which is downloaded directly from Kingo server cannot be allowed to be installed on your device unless you have set the option that allows installation from 'Unknown sources'. The solution to this problem you can see at the bottom after this tutorial is finished.

Step 3. Now, this app will detect your device and show you your Android OS version. You can press the 'KingoRoot' icon, then then press the "One Click Root" button to start the whole process of rooting Android Nougat.

Step 4. You can see the rooting procedure on the screen of your Android Nougat smartphone, and wait for the cellessay. Wait until the rooting process is complete and you know the result is successful or failed. After that, please restart your Android phone and now you can delete the default apps you want because your Android Nougat smartphone or tablet has been successfully rooted.

The solution to the Install Blocked problem is to go to: Settings > Security > Unknown sources > Check the box and press the 'Allow' button. If detected as Harmful App : Settings > Security > Verify apps > Uncheck or uncheck the box. KingoRoot app is an exploit based root tool. 

If you have no knowledge of "Android Rooting", well from now on you should know if Kingo exploits system vulnerabilities so that your device can get full or Superuser access. While Google or the manufacturer considers this a malicious act. But it's your decision to root Android Nougat or not, so the only thing we can do is ensure our integrity and we leave the choice completely to you.

You might want to try it a few times as KingoRoot.apk will only download one script at a time. Running different scripts might give different results.

After doing all of the above, if KingoRoot APK still fails to trick your Android 7.0 / 7.1 Nougat device, then you can try KingoRoot Android software (PC Version), which has a much higher success rate due to technical reasons.

So far systemless root with SuperSU zip has worked for the Android Nougat developer preview release. Initially, Chainfire released a separate CFAR package with patched boot images for the first Android Nougat preview launch, but soon after, the files required to patch boot images in Nougat were merged into the SuperSU beta release.

The latest SuperSU version currently is v2.82 and it works well for rooting the Android Nougat preview release. While maybe the final preview or public release of the Android 7.0 Nougat operating system can break how SuperSU rooted, but we believe that this requires minor workarounds and rooting will not be perfect anymore. SuperSU v2.82 works with the NRD90M Android Nougat 7.0 update on the Nexus 5X and 6P.

But because we are in the era of open source operating systems, then you can still Root Android 7.0 Nougat even without a PC or Laptop. Chainfire has released the SuperSu 2.82 Nougat package which allows you to root Android 7.0 Nougat devices from Recovery mode.

This method is a bit more complicated than the previous tips above, so we highly recommend you to give it a try if the first root method doesn't work to root your Android Nougat device. Now, you need to do some preparations to do the Android Nougat rooting process.

Done, that's all you need to do. To verify root access on a running Android Nougat device, download/install a root checker app from Play Store. Meanwhile, to manage SuperUser access rights on all applications on Android Nougat smartphone devices that require root access, you can download and install the SuperSu application from the Google Play Store.

That's all Android 7 Nougat root tips for now, so now you know how to root Android Nougat 7 device without using a Computer. Share your experience with us and with other users by using the comment box from below and we will try to help you as soon as possible.