Well, I have a warranty issue with an ear piece speaker being blown...But, I now have Superuser showing installed but need it off asap! Thanks! No definitive answer that I have found that any of the root tools have an unroot option.
Thanks!
Yea I had the same issue and couldnt figure it out..until recently. so firstly, to remove superuser from ics is different than removing it in gb. and if someone here can correct me please do because im doing it the only way i could! normally the unroot/root tool will remove it for you but in our case, on a droid 4 in ics, it doesn't. So I went on the market and downloaded root checker. I then checked to see if I had root access. do this if you are unsure if your phone is properly unrooted. If It tells you no access (which It didnt for me, it told me i had root access), then you are good and unrooted. All you have to do at that point is just go into settings/app/superuser/ clear cache force stop and uninstall it manually like you would any other app.
----Now if you are rooted, and unsure of how to unroot like me, then I suggest googling easyroot ics for droid 4 and:
1. download that utility and then reroot your phone with that. sorry i dont have the link and yes i mean REROOT, but with this tool
2. After you do that, easyroot will install its own version of super user which has an option to clear root and fully uninstall root (at this point you should have two super user apps, they will look different, one should be your old one and the other the new one easyroot installed).
3. Just manually uninstall your old super user.
4. go into the new super user app that easy root installed and select unroot
5. this will unroot your phone.
6. get back into your phone once it reboots and check to see if there is any more super user apps installed. if there is, manually remove them through settings/app/app anme/uninstall that app,
7. download root checker to see if you have root. it should tell you that you do not have root access (thats good)
8. now you can do a factory reset or a ap recovery boot from sd and voila! unrooted stock phone and no trace of super user.
9. I would download a root explorer app and check to see if there is any leftover app folders and delete them i.e. rooted app folders (u should be ok i think).
sorry if this process is a bit long for something so simple but I honestly looked everywhere too and was scared to use other phones' root tools because i feared it would screw my phone up. make sure ur battery is at least 70 percent but shouldnt use more than 30 percent during this process. at least when i did it.
