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I will be trying that method later. I have not downloaded or looked at it, but is an Un rooting method included as well? I am only concerned with the warranty if something goes bad in later in the phone and Verizon using it as a convenient excuse.
That " You can manually unroot your Droid by using a root file manager program (such as root explorer) and mountsystem as R/W. Then delete the following:
/system/app/Superuser.apk
/system/bin/su
and if it has it
/system/xbin/su"
that would remove root, "su" is the program that runs to provide root access to the system and superuser.apk is the program that manages access to SU so you can control what apps can and can not use it.