Hello everyone,
I need some help ;(
I have problem with my external speaker.
I suspect this is hardware problem. I want to sent samsung for warranty claim. But the problem is my phone is rooted.
So i want to unroot my phone before i sent.
How to completely unroot my phone and samsung cannot detect my phone was rooted before.
Thanks in advanced.
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You have to flash a original firmware and have the right CSC set on it.
You can flash normaly with odin.
regards
Thanks.
I know how to flash to original firmware but what is CSC and how to do it?
Thank you.
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ezzry_gnote said:
Thanks.
I know how to flash to original firmware but what is CSC and how to do it?
Thank you.
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Just flash the original firmware for your country/region, it already contains the right csc file. After reboot dial in phonepad *2767*3855# for a factory reset and you`re done (backup your important files to the computer !)
gee2012 said:
Just flash the original firmware for your country/region, it already contains the right csc file. After reboot dial in phonepad *2767*3855# for a factory reset and you`re done (backup your important files to the computer !)
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+1 thanx for that info.
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After flash to original firmware, the yellow triangle logo still exist or will gone?
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achik2109 said:
After flash to original firmware, the yellow triangle logo still exist or will gone?
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Is gone after the Odin flash
You're all right, but keep in mind that the flash counter might be set, so you have to reset the counter.
Just check it in the download mode.
Well, wasn't the "unroot" tool doing the same thing?
gee2012 said:
Just flash the original firmware for your country/region, it already contains the right csc file. After reboot dial in phonepad *2767*3855# for a factory reset and you`re done (backup your important files to the computer !)
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Thanks....thank you very much! You're very helpful. Will try...
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Army92 said:
You're all right, but keep in mind that the flash counter might be set, so you have to reset the counter.
Just check it in the download mode.
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Thank you!
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After unroot / flash original firmware, cwm n super user still have.. So how to remove it?
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Im doing factory reset 2 times but cwm still exist.
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ezzry_gnote said:
Im doing factory reset 2 times but cwm still exist.
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Factory reset does not remove CWM. You need to re-flash the stock ROM (System, Modem, Kernel and etc).
i cant find the stock rom for my country - PHILIPPINES
Thanks to all for helping me on this.
My phone become 'virgin' and save to sent to samsung for warranty claim.
Original firmware [check]
Flash counter [check]
CWM [check]
If im missed something please let me know.
Thanks again.
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ezzry_gnote said:
Thanks to all for helping me on this.
My phone become 'virgin' and save to sent to samsung for warranty claim.
Original firmware [check]
Flash counter [check]
CWM [check]
If im missed something please let me know.
Thanks again.
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Well done bro!
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Hi guys.How can i go back to original firmware and unroot the phone ? I tried flashing original firmware on ODIN, but it ends on bootloops ? Something Im maybe missing on the process ?
ThiaiZ said:
Hi guys.How can i go back to original firmware and unroot the phone ? I tried flashing original firmware on ODIN, but it ends on bootloops ? Something Im maybe missing on the process ?
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Where are you from and do you know the codes for your original rom?
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Im from Sweden, i guess i know the codes, but before rooting i didnt checked them out so im not pretty sure if they are the right.
Did you have villianrom installed?
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tjjensen23 said:
Did you have villianrom installed?
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Yes I do have it installed.
I need help with this too..
I'm from Norway btw
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Does anyone knows how to do?
ThiaiZ said:
Hi guys.How can i go back to original firmware and unroot the phone ? I tried flashing original firmware on ODIN, but it ends on bootloops ? Something Im maybe missing on the process ?
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Go to recovery and clear cache partition.
if i had to have a repair done how would i go about returning the phone to stock ?
watercooled223 said:
if i had to have a repair done how would i go about returning the phone to stock ?
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Yes, you'd have to install a stock ROM and make sure it isn't rooted. Make the phone look like it was when you got it, basically.
found this link
http://rootgalaxynote.com/galaxy-note-unroot/how-to-unroot-galaxy-note-gt-n7000/
Or just flash stock gb with pc odin and do a full wipe, you'll lose root and cwm.
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SpyderTracks said:
Or just flash stock gb with pc odin and do a full wipe, you'll lose root and cwm.
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Doesnt that increment the flash counter? Meaning samsung wont help you once they see this?
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LxMxFxD said:
Doesnt that increment the flash counter? Meaning samsung wont help you once they see this?
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No, doesn't affect counter. Only flashing custom Roms and kernels will raise counter.
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Note 3 (sm-n900) stuck at boot in samsung logo
Please help me?
amancools said:
Note 3 (sm-n900) stuck at boot in samsung logo
Please help me?
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What did you do?
Messed up with the efs folder
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make wipe factory reset from recoverybif fail..
flash stock rom
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Flashed stock rom through odin
Still the same problem
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amancools said:
Flashed stock rom through odin
Still the same problem
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Can you get to stock recovery and do a factory reset? If you really screwed up your EFS folder, and you don't have a backup of it, you won't be able to make calls ever again, and you IMEI number is gone. You'll have a 5.7 inch media player.
In such cases, a Samsung Service Center trip might be your only option.
amancools said:
Flashed stock rom through odin
Still the same problem
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Download this put in AP/PDA in odin then flash.
Just to note to people replying in this thread, this guy already has a thread open about this and has tried all the script fix tricks.
Nothing is done to my note 3 but I get this error?
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BiggieD said:
Nothing is done to my note 3 but I get this error?
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Looks like you may have tripped the Knox counter. Have you rooted or flashed anything?
Yea I kingo'ed it. What is the fix to reset Knox?
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You will have to search for a method to reset the Knox counter if there is one for that device. This will include unrooting and reliving the bootloader
Your said you did nothing. Lol
I think i factory reset will unroot?
Or just flash your regions firmware with Odin. And you should be back to stock. By the way OTA Updates are not always best way to update
kenny1991 said:
Your said you did nothing. Lol
I think i factory reset will unroot?
Or just flash your regions firmware with Odin. And you should be back to stock. By the way OTA Updates are not always best way to update
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Remove your external sd, reboot and retry. In some cases it's caused by sdcard. Worth a try.
Noobs... :sly:
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You need to flash a rom either using ODIN on the PC or a custom rom if you have a custom recovery.
There is no way to reset Knox at this point in time.
Basically ive already rooted my phone using Chainfires Auto Root, im just wondering if i flash CWM or else TWRP will this cause any damage to my phone? Brick it or anything? Sorry if theres already an answer, just moved from the N7000 to S4?
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I'ts almost impossible to brick your phone. So go ahead and flash
Lennyz1988 said:
I'ts almost impossible to brick your phone. So go ahead and flash
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I tried flashing the both of them there and both times the phone rebooted itself with stock recovery (wasnt able to see CWM or TWRP. What would i need to do to get them to work? Sorry about the questions. Or else would it be safe to flash a 4.4.2 rom through odin? My phone is locked to uk carrier EE btw
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You flashed the recovery with Odin?
Lennyz1988 said:
You flashed the recovery with Odin?
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I did indeed. Both TWRP + CWM
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Mc_CuLLa said:
I did indeed. Both TWRP + CWM
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Once you have rooted your phone, you have to delete a file in system, wich overwrites the custom recovery with the original. But i don't remember wich file it is. I think Google know it.:cyclops:
EDIT: I found it: you need a root Explorer. Go to system/etc and delete "install-recovery.sh"
After that, flash a custom recovery. Now it should work.
What also helps sometimes is to uncheck "auto-reboot" in Odin.
When the flashing is finished, you just hold the power button for 10 sec (until it reboots).
Lennyz1988 said:
What also helps sometimes is to uncheck "auto-reboot" in Odin.
When the flashing is finished, you just hold the power button for 10 sec (until it reboots).
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Good shout, i'll give that a go.
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Lennyz1988 said:
What also helps sometimes is to uncheck "auto-reboot" in Odin.
When the flashing is finished, you just hold the power button for 10 sec (until it reboots).
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No luck mate. Any other ideas?
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