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[Script]Root Uninstaller

This is a root uninstaller zip. It will uninstall root, busybox and cleanup the bin folders. Thanks to Phil3759 for the busybox uninstaller http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1853419.
Downloads:
Download Root Uninstaller Zip
MD5: c3c810d872561cf4f1d3878c2c0c494b
Mirrors:
Skydrive
Copy
Installation Instructions:
Installing Custom Recovery
How To Use Odin
How To Use ADB To Install A Custom Recovery
Custom Recovery Method
How To Install A Zip With CWM
How To Install A Zip With TWRP

Reserved just in case

think about adding in a stock recovery/kernel? since people will need a recovery to flash this and a kernel to have root

shabbypenguin said:
think about adding in a stock recovery/kernel? since people will need a recovery to flash this and a kernel to have root
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This one is just if they want to unroot for some reason. I will be putting out complete stock options soon also.

So I install stock rom and run this reboot from recovery and I'm back to unrooted stock?

wojo797 said:
So I install stock rom and run this reboot from recovery and I'm back to unrooted stock?
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I am waiting for a similar answer, will the rom undo what the rooting has done.

It will completely unroot you.
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shizkoff777 said:
It will completely unroot you.
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can we flash this using the stock recovery?

evo401 said:
can we flash this using the stock recovery?
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No but I could be wrong but I really doubt it
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This won't work in stock recovery. It will uproot your system but not replace your kernel or recovery. You can run this and the complete stock firmware zips in my Rom threads to return to a unrooted system with stock firmware.
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does this work on s3 mini ?

On an S3 Mini!! really??

How to install recovery after root(.242)

I rooted my C6903 using KingRoot app but now how do I install a custom recovery without downgrading

TheNewbieRooter said:
I rooted my C6903 using KingRoot app but now how do I install a custom recovery without downgrading
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I have the same problem, but i install the TeamWin Recovery and works for me... you need too NDR Utils....
I hope help you

Root For Galaxy Tab A 8.0

Does anyone know how I can root my Galaxy Tab A 8.0?
It runs Marshmallow 6.0.1
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/recovery-t3426560

ashyx said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/recovery-t3426560
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How do I root then?
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You have to be extremely careful because there is a Lollipop and Marshmallow version of this device. I cannot give a link to the correct thread, but there is a thread on XDA that has a Marshmallow guide.
Basically you just flash with Odin, I used TWRP version twrp_3.0.2-1_sm-t350_mm_9816
Before you flash make sure you are in dev mode so Knox does not screw with you. have your SuperSU flash Zip on your SD card, I used UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323
Boot into recovery, select install and chose the file I said above. It will flash and Root your device as a system root.

Can I install Xposed using Odin?

Hai! I'm new here so if this isn't the place to put it so sorry!
Anyways so I've always wanted to install Xposed, but there are always things getting in my way, until I saw a Xposed file that would work for me perfectly! But I don't have an recovery, the tutorial I took just made me use Odin, but I am rooted with busybox. (if that's important.) Anyways so I saw how to install an custom recovery, then I saw you had to unlock your bootloader, I had to google how to check if it was unlocked and it wasn't, so I then googled how to unlock bootloader and saw you had to delete your files. Now even if I get to backup and restore, I don't like factory resetting things. Until I remembered Odin, I googled it and saw it could flash. So i'm wondering...
Can I installed Xposed using Odin? Or atleast flash an custom recovery to it using Odin without unlocking my bootloader?
Here is my tablet's stats.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A Lollipop 5.0.2 Rooted (Busybox Installed.) Stock Rom Touchwiz SM-T350

No, you can't flash with Odin. Only cwm or twrp

joluke said:
No, you can't flash with Odin. Only cwm or twrp
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Can I use FlashFire then?

Jacklack3 said:
Can I use FlashFire then?
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You should install the framework zip via custom recovery only.

1) Flash TWRP (or CWM or Philz or whatever is available for your device) in Odin
2) Reboot into recovery mode and you will be in this new custom recovery you just put on
3) Flash the xposed framework
4) ?????????
5) Profit!

sachin n said:
You should install the framework zip via custom recovery only.
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This is wrong, you can use FlashFire for it, I've done it myself a number of times.
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Rakuu said:
This is wrong, you can use FlashFire for it, I've done it myself a number of times.
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Ahh, ok.
didnt knew this earlier.

How to root SM-N910T base version N910TUVS2EPK2 ?

I want to root my Note 4 but I can not find anything help me please...

modotarin said:
I want to root my Note 4 but I can not find anything help me please...
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Tried cf auto root?
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I search there but there is only the previous base version N910TUVS2EPG2

modotarin said:
I want to root my Note 4 but I can not find anything help me please...
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Flash twrp recovery from odin.
Boot into twrp
Flash supersu.zip v79 systemless from twrp.
Reboot
Your device might reboot twice so its normal just let it boot complety.