Unroot a device

[Michael Steiner]

Is there any way to unroot a device?

It seems even if i remove /usr/[x]/bin/su and disable the SuperUser app, i'm still root, e.g., i get a root shell on adb shell. Uninstalling SuperUser app doesn't work, presumably because it is baked into the ROM?

thanks!

-michael-

[Sufian Babri]

Why do you want to unroot an Emulator/Simulator?

[Michael Steiner]

because i want to simulate a unrooted physical device and some software which relies/insists on this....

[Sufian Babri]

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I tested unroot Genymotion device Custom Phone 7 - 4.4.2 - API 19 - 1024x600
Required apk: SuperSU by Chainfire, Titanium Backup
1. Install SuperSU.apk as standard application by adb (SuperSU.apk download from Chainfire's web)
2. Install TitaniumBackup
3. Allow superuser request for SuperSU in preinstalled Superuser app by Kousch and update su binary by normal mode
4. Allow Superuser request for Titanium Backup
5. Uninstall preinstalled Superuser.apk in Titanium Backup
6. Use Unroot device function in menu SuperSU
7. Reboot

After reboot is device unrooted

goldanko

Dňa štvrtok, 17. júla 2014 12:29:59 UTC+2 Michael Steiner napísal(-a):