First things first, when doing anything to your Android
device, make sure you back up your data. Unrooting will
wipe data from your phone, so back up anything you
want to keep hold of into cloud storage or onto an SD
card/PC.
How to unroot Android: Using
SuperSU
By far the simplest way to unroot your Android handset,
SuperSU is a free-to-download app for rooted devices.
Here’s how to unroot your phone via SuperSU.
How to unroot Android: Using ES File
Explorer
I’m not sure if I’ve spoken about how good ES File
Explorer is for a file explorer app, but it’s great. So
great, in fact, that you can unroot your phone using it if
you know what you’re looking for. Thankfully, with this
little guide, you’ll know exactly what to do.
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How to unroot Android: Two
incredibly simple ways to
unroot your Android phone
How to unroot Android: Two
incredibly simple ways to
unroot your Android phone
Google Android
Download and install SuperSU from the Google Play
Store . 1
Launch SuperSU and go to the “Settings” tab. 2
Scroll down until you see “Full unroot”. Tap it. 3
You’ll be asked to confirm that you want to completely
unroot your device – tap continue. 4
Once done, SuperSU will close automatically. Restart
your Android device. 5
When your device has booted back up, uninstall
SuperSU and you’ll be the proud owner of one
completely unrooted Android device.
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