Besides, Vivo V11 Pro has some amazing and breathtaking features. If you compare Vivo V11 Pro vs Oppo F9 Pro vs Xiaomi Poco F1, you’ll conclude that Vivo V11 Pro is the best mobile of 2019 in all aspects. Some of the Vivo V11 Pro specs include a 6.41 inches touchscreen with 1080 x 2340 pixels of resolution. It comes with Android 8.1 Oreo with Funtouch 4.5 OS user interface. It also packs a dual-camera setup of 12 megapixels + 5 megapixels. In this tutorial, we will assist you to root Vivo V11 Pro without using a computer or laptop. A rooted phone gives you complete privilege to control the entire system. You can easily remove bloatware, install TWRP custom recovery, flash custom ROM, kernels and mods etc. You get complete control of your phone. After root, you can easily customize UI and chance frequency of CPU. Without waiting anymore, let’s proceed further to our guide on how to Root Vivo V11 Pro without PC.
How to Root Vivo V11 Pro
In this guide, we’ll use KingRoot, SuperSU, and Framaroot method to get root access on your Vivo V11 Pro. Let’s get started.
Disclaimer
Rooting Vivo V11 Pro will void its warranty. Also, implement all the steps at your own risk. We at Droid Thunder will not be held liable for any damage caused to your mobile by referring to this tutorial.
Pre-Requisites
To avoid any interruption, charge your mobile at least 60%. Unlock bootloader of Vivo V11 Pro. Enable Unknown Sources option from Settings.
Method 1: KingRoot
At first, we’ll root your Vivo phone using KingRoot application.
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KingRoot
Steps to Root Vivo V11 Pro using KingRoot
Install KingRoot app on Vivo V11 Pro. If you get ‘Blocked by Play Protect’ error, click on Details. Click on Install anyway. If KingRoot fails to install, then refer our guide:
Next, open settings and select the Accessibility option. Under Services, click on KingRoot. Enable accessibility for KingRoot. Tap on OK. Now launch the installed KingRoot app. Click on the Try Root option. This will initiate the process of rooting Vivo V11 Pro. Wait until it finishes. It will complete in hardly a few minutes. After successful completion, you will see the following message in the app. Finally! Vivo V11 Pro is successfully rooted using the KingRoot app. To verify the same, install Root Checker app.
Method 2: SuperSu
In this method, we’ll root your V11 Pro using the Super SU zip file.
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SuperSU.zip
Steps to Root Vivo V11 Pro using SuperSU
For this method, you require TWRP recovery installed on your phone. Switch off your mobile. Then boot Vivo V11 Pro into TWRP recovery mode. For that, press and hold the Volume down + Power button simultaneously. If you are having problem to boot into TWRP, use Quick Reboot app from Google Play Store. Let’s install the downloaded Super SU zip file. For that, click on the Install option present on the TWRP recovery. This will show you files and folders present on your mobile. Select the downloaded SuperSU.zip file. On the next screen, swipe right to start the Rooting process. As soon as the process finishes, you’ll see a successful message on the screen. Just click on the Reboot System option to restart your phone. Finally! This is how you can root Vivo V11 Pro using Super SU and TWRP recovery.
Method 3: Framaroot
At last, we’ll use the Framaroot app to gain root access.
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Framaroot
Steps to Root Vivo V11 Pro using Framaroot
Install the app and launch it. You will find three options in the app. Select Install Superuser or Install SuperSU option. You’ll also see exploit options. Select Gandalf. This will start the process of rooting Vivo V11 Pro. Be patient and wait until it completes. As soon as the process completes, you’ll see a popup message as shown below. Reboot your device. You’ll notice an app called Superuser installed on your phone. This will confirm that your Vivo V11 Pro is successfully rooted using the Framaroot app. This is how you can root the Vivo V11 Pro Android phone.
Conclusion
Finally! This is how you can root Vivo V11 Pro without PC using SuperSU, Kingroot, and Framaroot. Go ahead and install custom ROM, custom recovery, kernels, mods, take Nandroid backup or restore, remove bloatware, wipe data cache, do a factory reset, increase internal memory etc. If you come across any difficulty, then do comment below. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
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