[Q] Please help me remove SuperSu from stock

safe removal of supersu

have you tried removing supersu whilst rooted using app master from the playstore? (worth a go)

You could've just removed SuperSU using the file manager in TWRP. Just make sure you mount the system folder in TWRP first.

Why not RUU your phone back to stock if it's available.

RUU hasn't been released.

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hoekzemaar said:

The problem is it kept coming back after I reset the phone.

I did however solve the issue bin flashing unsuperuser from recovery which I found in this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2701376

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sorry, could it be used for htc one e8 dual sim?

d4nvjpl0ng4n said:

sorry, could it be used for htc one e8 dual sim?

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don't try any thing meant for any device to another device

any thing in general forum will work in every device unless someone reported that it doesn't,so search in your device forum or general forum

Supersu Removal

I have similar problem. My first trial of rooting Kindle 1st gen was not successful and now I cannot do anything because the Supersu can't be removed even after factory reset and now it does not work with any other rooting method. How can I remove supersu from this tablet?
If i can remove that , all my problem will be solved and I can install a custom ROM. I really appreciate any help. Thank you.

mshahjamali said:

I have similar problem. My first trial of rooting Kindle 1st gen was not successful and now I cannot do anything because the Supersu can't be removed even after factory reset and now it does not work with any other rooting method. How can I remove supersu from this tablet?
If i can remove that , all my problem will be solved and I can install a custom ROM. I really appreciate any help. Thank you.

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Several pieces of advice here:

1) This section/thread is specific to the HTC One (M8). Each Android device has it's own specific nuances and differences. Following advice intended for other Android devices is not the best idea, and may even result in damage to your advice. It's best to get specific advice in your specific device forum.

I can give some general advice (below) but again, it's best to seek advice from those experienced with your specific device:

2) You also seem to be confused about that a "factory reset" means. All a factory reset does, is wipe user data (apps, settings, etc.). It actually doesn't magically restore the ROM, or even touch the partitions associated with the ROM (system and kernel). And root is achieved on a system/kernel level. Since a factory reset doesn't touch those partitions, it is therefore not the proper way to unroot.

There are a number of possible ways to unroot, but again you should seek specific advice form other Kindle owners. Typically, you can restore a TWRP backup of the stock ROM, which you should always make before you root. Alternately, SuperSU (depending on the version) has the ability within the SuperSU app itself to remove root (unroot). Another alternative, is that there may be official stock recovery images available from the manufacturer, that will allow you to return to stock (and therefore unroot).

3) You need to properly unroot before you can try another root method. That is a pretty universal rule of thumb, and should be expected.