Methods to remove root from Android phones
1. Unroot Android phone via SuperSU
3. Unroot Android phone by flashing stock ROM
1. Unroot Android phone via SuperSU
Step 1. Open SuperSU on your phone, and then
tap SETTINGS.
Step 2. Scroll down to find “Full unroot” on
CLEANUP section.
Step 3. Tap “Full unroot” and read the pop-up
information, then choose “Continue”.
Step 4. Wait for unrooting by the app, and
then reboot your device.
2. Unroot Android phone via root tools, like Kingroot
Step 1. Install Kingroot apk on your phone.
Step 2. Run Kingroot on your phone. Grant
root permission if asked.
Step 3. Go to Menu icon> Settings, and
then choose “Uninstall KingRoot”.
Step 4. Tap “Continue”, then choose “OK”.
3. Unroot Android phone by flashing stock ROM
Install Stock
Firmware for Samsung with Odin on PC
Odin is a most commonly used
Samsung flashing tool, which is leaked from Samsung itself. You can install any
version (earlier or latest) of Samsung stock firmware with Odin to remove
rooting, but you must find the right firmware package for your device model.
What’s more, this solution will wipe all your device data. Make a backup before
you try this solution.
Please install Odin on your computer and
download the ROM package (do a search on Google) for your Samsung device to
computer, then follow steps below.
Step 1. Boot Samsung into Download Mode (aka.
Odin Mode). Turn off device, then press and hold Home + Power + Volume down
buttons at the same time to enter Download Mode.
Step 2. Launch Odin on PC. Make sure Auto
Reboot and F. Reset Time are checked.
Step 3. Click PA (or PDA, depends on which
version of Odin) from the right column.
Step 4. Locate the firmware package you
downloaded to PC, and then click Open to load.
Step 5. Click Start and wait it to complete.
Note:
1. Odin is only compatible with Windows. You
can use Heimdall if you need alternatives for Linux or MAC OS.
2. If your phone gets stuck in an infinite
boot loop after the flash, you will need to perform factory reset to fix it.
Learn how to factory resetAndroid phone in recovery mode. It is suggested to do it before
installing firmware.
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