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How to Fix LSPosed Not Updating

 

LSPosed 不更新

The LSPosed framework is a critical component in Android modification, with smooth integration through Magisk and a vast array of modules to work with. However, it gets very frustrating at times when it has problems, like the LSPosed 失败更新 issue. This article will try to solve the LSPosed 不更新 problem with very detailed actionable steps.

Understanding the Problem Behind LSPosed Not Updating

There are several reasons for LSPosed not to update. Among them are:

Step-by-Step Solutions for LSPosed Not Updating

1. Verify Internet Connectivity

Before diving into technical fixes, ensure a stable and unrestricted internet connection:

  1. Switch to a reliable Wi-Fi network if using mobile data.
  2. Temporarily disable VPNs or proxies that might block update servers.
  3. Open a browser and visit the official LSPosed GitHub repository to confirm server accessibility.

2. Update Magisk to the Latest Version

Magisk is an indispensable module of LSPosed, and using an outdated version may cause update failures. Update it by following these steps:

  1. Open Magisk Manager.
  2. Go to Settings and check the box next to “Check for updates”.
  3. Download and install the latest Magisk stable or Canary build.
  4. Reboot your device and try updating LSPosed again.

**3. Clear Cache and Data

An corrupted cache or residual data may prevent successful updates. Follow the steps in the following section to clear cache and data:

  1. Navigate to Settings > Apps.
  2. Search for and select LSPosed Manager.
  3. Tap on Storage and select Clear Cache and Clear Data.
  4. Relaunch LSPosed Manager and try the update process again.

4. Reinstall LSPosed

If the issue persists, a fresh reinstall may resolve the problem:

  1. Download the latest LSPosed ZIP file from the official GitHub page at https://github.com/LSPosed/LSPosed.
  2. Flash the ZIP file using Magisk Manager or a custom recovery like TWRP.
  3. Reboot your device.
  4. Open LSPosed Manager and update it.

5. Fix SELinux and Compatibility Issues

SELinux rules in newer versions of Android tend to block framework features. Modify SELinux to:

  1. Open a terminal emulator or connect your device via ADB.
  2. Run the following command:
   su
   setenforce 0
3. Attempt to update LSPosed again.

> Note: Setting SELinux to permissive mode reduces system security. Use it only temporarily.


## **Advanced Troubleshooting**

### **6. Find Conflicting Modules**

Incompatible modules may interfere with the LSPosed update. To troubleshoot for conflicts:

1. Open **Magisk Manager**.
2. Disable all modules except LSPosed.
3. Reboot your device and try updating LSPosed.
4. Enable modules one by one to find out which one causes the problem.

**7. Try to Install with Alternative Methods**

If it cannot update from LSPosed Manager, try to install manually:

1. Download the latest **LSPosed ZIP** from the official source.
2. Flash it using a custom recovery or via Magisk.
3. Check if it updated in **LSPosed Manager**.



### **8. Debug Logs for Error Diagnosis**

LSPosed has detailed logs for diagnosing errors. Look into these logs to diagnose why it is not updating:

1. Open **LSPosed Manager**.
2. Go to **Logs**.
3. Export the logs to analyze the error in detail.
4. Find keywords such as **"Update failed"** or **"SELinux denied"** and analyze the error by looking into those keywords.


 
### **9. Roll Back to a Stable Version**
 
If the latest version of LSPosed is unstable/incompatible:
 
1. Access the [LSPosed GitHub Releases Page](https://github.com/LSPosed/LSPosed/releases).
2. Download an older version that is stable on your device.
3. Flash the ZIP and avoid updating until there is a more stable release.
 


Preventing Future LSPosed Update Issues

### 1. Regular Maintenance

- Update your system, including **Magisk**, **modules**, and **Android OS**.
- Clean up the cache and old configurations regularly.

### 2. Follow Community Discussions

Join online communities like [XDA Developers](https://forum.xda-developers.com/) and GitHub discussions on the subject of common problems and updates.

### 3. Configuration Backup

Before updating LSPosed, backup your configurations:

- Take a full system backup with TWRP or any other recovery tool.
- Export LSPosed configurations for restoration if needed.


## **Conclusion**

The solution to the **LSPosed 不更新** problem should be done orderly from verifying network connectivity up to fixing SELinux policies and compatibility. If you follow these steps shown in this tutorial, then you will have the ability to keep LSPosed up-to-date and working on your Android device.


## **Frequently Asked Questions**

###  **1. Why is LSPosed not updating on my device?
Common ones are an outdated version of Magisk, Network restrictions, cache conflicts, or SELinux policies.

### **2. How manually update LSPosed? 
Download the latest LSPosed zip from the official GitHub page and then flash it with the Magisk Manager or a custom recovery TWRP.

### **3. Can LSPosed updates be blocked by any SELinux policy?
Yes, strict SELinux policies in newer Android versions may conflict with the functionality of LSPosed. Setting SELinux to permissive mode temporarily can resolve this issue.

### **4. What should I do if LSPosed still doesn't update after troubleshooting?**  
Export logs from LSPosed Manager and check for errors. You can also seek help from community forums or roll back to a stable version.

**5. Where can I download the newest LSPosed?  
Get the latest release from the [official LSPosed GitHub repository](https://github.com/LSPosed/LSPosed).
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