Attempting to root your Android device using Magisk and encountering a persistent 'checking' status for the KG (Keyguard) even with OEM unlock enabled can be frustrating. If you've tested various Magisk versions, including beta releases and alternatives like Delta, without success, this guide will explore potential solutions to help you debug the issue.

First, ensure your device's OEM unlock is truly off (U). You might need to double-check your device manufacturer's instructions for verifying OEM unlock status. Once confirmed, consider the following troubleshooting steps:

* **Reinstall Magisk:** Sometimes, a corrupted Magisk installation can lead to issues. Uninstaller Magisk completely, reboot your device, and then freshly install the latest stable Magisk version.
* **Factory Reset:** This is a more drastic measure, but a factory reset can often resolve persistent software glitches. *However*, make sure to back up your data before proceeding.
* **Check for Specific Device Issues:** Search online forums and communities dedicated to your device model. Other users might have encountered similar issues and discovered workarounds. Look for solutions specific to your device and bootloader.
* **Contact Magisk Developers:** If you've exhausted all troubleshooting options, reach out to the Magisk developers for support. Provide them with detailed information about your device, the Magisk version you're using, and the specific errors you're encountering.

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