kernel is not Seandroid enforcing

How to solve “kernel is not Seandroid enforcing” error message?

You may want to root your Samsung Galaxy device, but it is not successful because there is an error message after you root it. The error message will be “kernel is not Seandroid Enforcing” that appears on the top of the screen. However, you are not the only person who gets this message. All of the Galaxy users who root the device with incompatible files will slightly get this error message. For example, if you want to root your device that already has the latest 5.11 Lollipop update with the CF Auto Root which is apparently only compatible with the 5.0 firmware, then this error message will appear. So, now you know the reasons it.
If you are not trying to fix the message error of “kernel is not seandroid enforcing”, then you will never be able to use your device again despite you restart the device so many times. Of course, you need an idea to solve this problem that may work on most of the Galaxy series such as Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy S4, S5, S6, and much more. If you do not want to get stuck on Samsung Logo forever, then you need to follow these two solutions.
The first solution is to do data wiping. In this case, you have to reset your Smartphone to its factory reset but it must be deleting all of the files in the internal memory including app, images, videos as if you buy a new phone. The second solution is to flash the device with special software called Odin Software. This Odin Software is slightly built to solve the error message of “kernel is not Seandroid enforcing”.

Solution 1: How to solve “kernel is not Seandroid enforcing: The Factory Reset Solution

Let us go with the first choice. Hopefully, this first solution will be working on your device. This way is really simple by the way and all of the Android devices can get this factory reset solution. Follow these steps to have factory reset for your Samsung Galaxy.

1. Switch off Your device.
2. Reboot your smartphone by pressing Power Button, home button, and volume up button all together.
3. Then, you will go to the Recovery menu and select Wide Data and Cache, and then click Power Button for the OK.
4. Restart your device.

In a certain case, this step is not always working and the error message of “kernel is not seandroid enforcing” still appears. SO, the last way is by flashing the firmware that is compatible with your Smartphone.

Solution 2: How to solve “kernel is not Seandroid enforcing: Flashing Firmware Solution

This solution is quite complicated to conduct. If you do not know about flashing, then you must learn it first or you can go to the Samsung service to get this solution. If you think that you can do it, then you can follow these steps.

1. Download the Samsung Galaxy Series firmware.
2. Download Odin Software.
3. Extract the Firmware into a folder.
4. Switch off Your Galaxy Device.
5. Next, reboot and go to Download Mode.
6. Connect the device to your PC using the USB cable.
7. Once you connect it, the port of ID:COM on the Odin Software must be yellow or blue. You will notice that it is connected successfully.
8. Choose DPA Button or AP Button on your Odin.
9. Go to your recovery file on your PC
10. Choose the file .tar/.tar.md5 extension.flashing-firmware-with-odin-01
11. Then, select Start and let the software install the firmware.
12. Finally, it is done and no more error message that says “kernel is not seandroid enforcing” once you restart your device.