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  1. Master Droid
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    Re-Root my Droid?

    Would it be ideal to unroot my droid, go back to stock. Start fresh and root it again, and flash a rom? Because i heard re-rooting your phone may make it faster or improve. I recently rooted my dad's droid and his phone feels brand new and alot better than mine. I rooted my phone all the way back when it was at android 2.0.1
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    When I first installed 5.6 things seemed to be lagging a lot so I un rooted and started fresh and it made a huge difference. Things are running great and my ol' droid is fast again =)

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    What did u do to un-root? Did u sbf back to stock FRG83G?
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    Yes I sbf'd back to stock frg83g and re rooted and installed 5.6.

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    Hmm, While I can appreciate the thought here, I don't know that its necessary.

    I would use RZR and wipe all, and install the new ROM. Once you install a ROM you should be wiping anyways, which will undo everything the SBF did in the first place.

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    Oh ima give that a try. See how it goes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by guidot View Post
    Hmm, While I can appreciate the thought here, I don't know that its necessary.

    I would use RZR and wipe all, and install the new ROM. Once you install a ROM you should be wiping anyways, which will undo everything the SBF did in the first place.
    Its not a necessity, but many people have been reporting big increases in speed when they do it. I know my phones been running a little better since I did it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by googlelover View Post
    Its not a necessity, but many people have been reporting big increases in speed when they do it. I know my phones been running a little better since I did it.
    Yes definitely in some cases it's working. Someone here linked to a thread over on the BB forum about the procedure. The last few posts are talking about how wiping just formats the partitions and SBF completely deletes and re-creates them. My phone is definitely running slightly better since doing this. I don't notice it as much in normal app use, but games like Angry Birds Seasons Mooncake episode that were extremely laggy and freezing up before are now playable for me again.
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