How to Unroot the Spirit 4G

Being rooted hassomanyadvantagesthat you’ll never want to unroot your device. However, sometimes you may need to return your device to service center for any warranty purpose, and at this time, you’ll want to unroot your device. Unrooting your Spirit 4G and getting it back to stock is an sy procedure and the guide below explains everything in detail on how to unroot your device. Once you’re done with it, you will have an unrooted device. And here you go:By EditAndroidI. Before You Begin:1. You should have rooted your device using the procedure givenhere.2. Yourdeviceneedsto have at lst 70% of battery life left.3. You should have appropriate drivers installed onyourPC. If you don’t, get them fromhere.II. Downloading Required Files:1.Stock Firmware: Here / Mirror2.Firmware Update ToolIII. Unrooting the Spirit 4G:1. Place both the files you downloaded to your Desktop.2. Extract files from theFirmwareUpdateToolarchive over to your Desktop.3. Double-click on themsxml.file and follow the instructions to install it.4. Run theUpTestEX_mod2_marwin.exefile you extracted to your Desktop.5. Click onFoldericonand choose theStock Firmware CABfile you have downloaded to your Desktop.6. It’ll convert the CAB file to KDZ file so you can flash it on your device.7. Once the conversion’s done, it’ll show you the loion where the converted file has been placed.8. Now pick-your device and turn it OFF.9. Reboot your device intoDownloadmode. To do so, simply press and hold theVolume UP+Volume DOWNbuttons while plugging it to your PC.10. Double-click on theKDZ_FW_UPD.exefile available on your Desktop.11. In theTypesection, chooseMA.12. SelectEmercyfrom thePhonemodesection.13. Click onFoldericonand select theKDZfile you just crted using above steps.14. HitLaunchSoftwareUpdatebutton and it’ll begin flashing the firmware.15. Once it’s done, reboot your device.16. You’re all done!Brilliant! Your Spirit 4G has been unrooted and is back to the stock firmware. Your warranty has been restored and you won’t have any issues bringing your device to the service center!