Yup I Botched It Forgot to Unroot Before OTA - What Now?

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Like it says. Figure I'm going to be neck deep in command line crap but its the wifes phone so forget about sbf'ing she'll kill me! Forgot her phone was rooted and half way through i thought ooops i know this is not going to be good! Desperately need advice. Thanks
 

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What's the problem?

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i dont have root any longer and the new one click is not working. guess the old superuser and su are causing problems?
 

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Sbf would probably be the easiest way.

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Like I said, cant sbf she'll kill me if she has to redo everything! I knew I wasn't going to get an easiest way method just want to know how. Thanks
 

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Chet I have the exact same problem.... superuser is interfering after i updated with the OTA. SBF is not an option as my wife will kill me for losing alot of data. Im trying to give the command line route a go. I cant get adb shell to start with #, always $. If you find the solution please let us know! Ill be trying too

Like I said, cant sbf she'll kill me if she has to redo everything! I knew I wasn't going to get an easiest way method just want to know how. Thanks
 
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Here you go Ramen this fixed the problem:

Connect your phone
[FONT=&amp]- open a command (as administrator) window type adb shell
- you should see a $ symbol, (if you see a # sign skip next step) now do the following
- su
- now you should see a # symbol
- mount -o rw,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system
- rm /system/app/Superuser.apk
- rm /system/bin/su
- rm /system/bin/busybox
- mount -o ro,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system[/FONT]
- type exit

That should remove the remnants of the previous root then you can use the new MotoOneClickRoot method.

Oh and make sure USB Debugging is checked. My USB connection happened to be on PC Mode actually forgot to check it otherwise i would have set it to charge only or usb only, but it worked so there you go!

Wife is none the wiser and her adds are gone again! Good Luck
 

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Awesome! lots of searching and the one thing that worked. Thank you!
 
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