Hello, I would like to know what is the safest way to root the phone with possibility to unroot later without loosing any data.
Thanks!
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Hello,
I have european (or international) Atrix without branding.
I want to root my phone (only root; I am not planning to install any custom ROMs). I am planning to root the device using Pete's Motorola Root Tools.
But because my phone is still on warranty I want to have possibility to return to the stock setting (ROM without root).
How is the best solution to do this?
1. Maybe is there application which could save my current ROM image (without root) and which could in the future restore my original saved ROM (without root)?
If yes, which application you recommend and which is the safest to use? I think that it will require to unlock device but I think that unlocking irreversible voids warranty?
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2. Maybe is there application to unroot the device without necessity of flashing it?
Thanks in advance
blad
Hello,
I have T-mobile move balance(Huawei U8600). This phone doesn't have any official roms(stock, nor update), and doesn't have custom roms/recoveries.
There is a way to root it through 1 clickroot, but i want to have the option to unroot it if i need because of warranty.
Is it possible?
So today i rooted my S4 -i9505 with a single reason to uninstall that KNOX aplication that i got after i updated to android 4.3 and i did rooted it well half successfully maybe because the tutorial was for android 4.2.2 anyway now i want to unroot it without loosing the data on it, is there such a way, can i use superoneclick to do it simply by pressing unroot ?
Going to cut it as short as I can, and I'll probably sound like a noob and annoying at the same time. Can I root my Galaxy S5 T-Mobile 4.4.2 G900TUVU1CNK2 without triggering knox? I don't want to touch anything (no rom or loader or anything) - I just want it to be rooted so I have some access.
If that can't be done, can I root and yet still send back to T-Mobile as a warranty replacement without them charging me?
If I were to root, can I still use the OTA upgrade from Lollipop once it comes out or does it have to be done a different way?
You can root without tripping Knox. Follow @galaxyuser88 here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2909352
If you upgrade, OTA to 5.0, you will lose root privileges and have to re-root
I need to root my Galaxy Alpha to edit just one system file, and then unroot it so I can still use apps that don't work on rooted phones. It seems like rooting is not a problem, however I couldn't find any information on the internet on how to unroot a phone that has CF-Auto-Root applied. Can it be done?
Or alternatively, is there a way to gain root access only on adb so I can edit the file this way? Temporary custom recovery maybe?
By the way, tripping the knox flag, losing warranty etc. is absolutely fine by me.