Tuesday, May 24, 2016

How to Unroot the One V


Even if you haven’t unrooted any device before, you will find it sier to unroot the One V smartphone. Since the phone is from , you can just run the RUU and get your phone back to the stock firmware with no root access. To make it more sier, here we have all the required steps to unroot your One V. Follow the guide carefully and you should have an unrooted phone.By EditAndroidI. Before You Begin:1. You should have rooted your device using the procedure givenhere.2. Make sure your device has at lst 60% of the battery life left.II. Downloading Required Files:1.RUU2.FastbootIII. Unrooting the One V:1. Place the downloaded files onto your Desktop. Do NOT launch any file just yet.2. Turn OFF your smartphone.3. Reboot your smartphone into the HBOOT mode. To do so, press and hold theVolume DOWN+Powerbuttons together.4. Choose theFastbootmode from the HBOOT menu.5. Connect the smartphone to your PC using the USB cable.6. Right-click on the RUU file you just downloaded and chooseRun as administrator.7. Follow the instructions displayed on your screen.8. At the end, your smartphone will be unrooted !Grt! You have successfully unrooted your device, however, the bootloader is still unlocked. Let’s see how you can relock it.IV. Relocking Bootloader of the One V:1. Extract files from the Fastboot archive to your Desktop.2. Turn OFF your smartphone.3. Reboot your smartphone into the HBOOT mode by pressing and holding theVolume DOWN+Powerbuttons together.4. SelectFastbootmode from the HBOOT menu.5. Connect the smartphone to your PC using the USB cable.6. Open a Command Prompt Window on the Desktop of your PC. To do so, simply press and hold theShift on your board and right-click on any empty ar on the screen, then choose theOpen command window hereoption.7. Issue the following command using the Command Prompt Window:fastboot oem lock8. After it has locked the bootloader of your smartphone, reboot it using the following command:fastboot reboot9. You’re done now!Awesome! You have successfully unrooted your smartphone as well as relocked the bootloader. Your phone’s now back to the stock firmware and you can start modifying it from scratch.

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