Unexpected behavior after rooting I Just rooted my phone (Motorola RAZr D1) in order to allow aditional space for instalations. I could not find a proper way to root this device on XDA fórum so I went to internet. I got root acces by instaling Kingsroot app but since then the phone is showing strange behavior like consuming more batery, auto enablig data of the SIM, and not allowing some aplications to be installed (espacially those related to security like SuperSU and some AV), etc.
I suspect the phone was hacked so I perform factory resset via the system management tools. But the malware is still there...
And if I try the reset via initialization tool (power+volUP) the options are all in chinês which I am not able to understand....
what can I do to recover control of my device?

UPDATE:

I have android 4.4.2 (KitKat) installed in which Framaroot does not work.

I want to get superSU installed on /system and set it as the default root manager but kinguser (that is the malware, I am almost sure) doesn't prompt for authorization with other superuser applications of android market (like superSU in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNrny2A6g1g or superuser). 

Some apllications got autorization now (like root explorer and Avast) but not the terminal which could also de helpful.
How to make it?
Are you sure that you have malware, not just wrong settings in kinguser? (Ones that revoke and run in background using battery)

Please take look at this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vl8z37PhEe0, each screen is viewed

Pause the video on each screen and match the screen up to yours (since in Chinese), taking note of settings - placement of options should be the same between languages.

Once understood and set right, follow this guide for properly rooting your device (start 8/27/2013). This guide is from the XDA developer chrono_s3rge and in English.

How to Root Motorola Razr D1 XT914:


Download the latest version of Framaroot, from XDA developer alephzain
Install and open Framaroot (you will have to enable unknown sources)
Select "BOROMIR" 
Reboot device
Enjoy


Check application list for SU to confirm that root worked. Update the binary, then once up and working, uninstall kingroot.

Always perform a backup, in case of issues and for data replacement.

Rooting your device is potentially dangerous, security issues arise, and other problems that could brick your device - making it unusable. Please know that you and you alone assume responsibility from rooting your device. That being said enjoy responsibly