Android OS is the most popular mobile operating system. If you are using an Androidphone, you must have applied rooting process to it to get the most of from your device. Rooting of an Android device is not a legal way and it voids warranty period of your device. However, people do love to root their Android devices, just to get the better functionality and many things within. If you have already a rooted device and want to un-root it to get back your warranty, this tutorial is an important one.
If you want to un-root your rooted Android smartphone and want its warranty back, there is an official app available on Google play store.
Universal Unroot is the one root access removal app to un-root any Android device. Just you have to click on the un-root and your device gets un-rooted. At this moment this app only supports x86, ARM and MIPS based devices.
You Can also unroot any android using SRSRoot, just put your anddroid phone in Hroot menu and select Fastboot, connect USB to your phone and open SRSRoot software and just select Unroot device option and thats all
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ohh!! is it? thank you "ARSLAN ALI" for your valuable comment. we will check that method too.
DeleteAs a reminder, several Android devices are already rooted, and it is not recommended for the user to un-root any of them as it carries a risk of bricking the device. Making use of Universal Unroot greatly expedites the whole process. If you would like to repair your mobile device back to warranty center irreversibly, this is a wonderfully helpful software. Universal Unroot is there if a warranty has to be restored or if stock experience has to be preferred. By the way, I found a great cross platform mobile app development company near me, so if you’re looking for such technological services, take a look at them. They’ve done a great job and may be Masters.
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