How To Unroot Your Android Device Manually.

How To Unroot Your Android Device Manually.

There are many advantages of rooting an Android device like You have full control of your device you can customize your Android device you Can install custom room and install apps which need root access for Installation. You can remove system apps and free internal memory but there are Also some drawbacks of rooting an Android device after rooting your device Warranty ends up. Your device may be bricked during the rooting process.

When you root your Android device Super Su app become part of your system. So for an Unroot Android device you need to uninstall Super Su app.

So here is a step by step guide with the help of this you can easily unroot your Android.

1. Install file explore or any root file manager of your own Choice e.g ES FILE EXPLORER (Click Here to Download)

2. Search "superuser" app from /system/app and remove it.

3. Search "busybox" from /system/bin and remove it.

Note: If you can’t find "busy box" from /system/bin then find it Form /system/bin and remove it.

4. After removing "busybox" next step for complete unroot your Android device you need to remove "SU" from both above mention Directories.

5. The Final step to unroot your android device. Reboot your Device and you are done. 

• How to Root your Android device manually? Click Here.

• What is Android Rooting?  Click Here.