The Complete Guide on How To Unroot Galaxy S4 in Easy Steps

Unroot Galaxy S4 If you previously rooted your Samsung Galaxy S4 but now want to get rid of root access and return your device to its original state or firmware, here is the guide for you to unlock it Galaxy S4. In this guide, we will show you how to remove all versions of Samsung Galaxy S4 and return the device to its factory state. To do so, you will need to flash the original firmware or ROM on the phone. Read: how to unlock galaxy s4 Flashing stock firmware or ROM will unpack your device and erase all mods or installed custom ROMs and mods and return it to its original factory state. Therefore, we recommend that you back up all important data you have on your device’s internal storage before removing it. This includes your contact list, messages and call logs. Also, we recommend that you charge your device above at least 60 percent so it doesn’t lose power in the process. Read more: how to give life to battery deep cycle ROM and letting your phone root can lead to your device stamping. Rooting your device will also void the warranty and it will no longer be eligible for free device services from warranty manufacturers or providers. Take responsibility and keep these things in mind before you decide to take responsibility on your own. In the event of a mistake, we or the device manufacturers are never liable.

Unroot A Samsung Galaxy S4:

Download and install Odin

Download and install the Samsung USB driver.

Check your device model number by going to Settings > General > Device Abour > Model

Depending on your device model, download the latest firmware for your device. here

Extract the downloaded firmware file. This should be an MD5 file and the format should be topqa.info5.

Now, open Odin.

Put the device into download mode by pressing and holding the volume down, home and power keys until the warning pops up. Then press the volume up key.