Originally Posted by 1ceb0x

Thank you so much, will try it tonight because tomorrow I need to get my unit to replacement. I didn't knew how the process worked since I never did it (I work with android for 3 years now).

But I have a question. If you open su and you click full unroot, why do you need to make a new nandroid and flash that?

Because your old nandroid has SuperSU.apk and SU library in it.
New backup will not have those because you already remove them before new nandroid is made.
So you'll have a new stock nandroid without root.

Originally Posted by ckpv5

Because your old nandroid has SuperSU.apk and SU library in it.
New backup will not have those because you already remove them before new nandroid is made.
So you'll have a stock nandroid without root.

But if I restore the nandroid that has root and then unroot it, I don't see why you need to make a new one and restore that.

Originally Posted by 1ceb0x

But if I restore the nandroid that has root and then unroot it, I don't see why you need to make a new one and restore that.

I see your point... I thought that you do want to keep a stock nandroid without root for safekeeping as there is no RUU for .4 yet
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Originally Posted by ckpv5

I see your point... I thought that you do want to keep a stock nandroid without root for safekeeping as there is no RUU for .4 yet

Well, the point is that I will replace this unit with another one since this one is not working with Orange carriers. My shop was in talks with HTC service to get an unlock code but they failed to do so, so they said it is ok to change the unit. No need to keep a nandroid backup since I don't know what software version I will have on the new phone. Thank you for your help!

I fall under category D (ROM is stock, bootloader unlocked, CWM recovery and rooted)

Can someone tell me in detail how to

boot to bootloader and fastboot flash the stock recovery

Do I boot into CWM?

Thanks for your help.

Originally Posted by RaskloP

I fall under category D (ROM is stock, bootloader unlocked, CWM recovery and rooted)

Can someone tell me in detail how to


Do I boot into CWM?

Thanks for your help.

No, not boot into CWM.
Remember how you go to bootloader when you first want to unlock your bootloader ? You press power + volume down, that is boot to bootloader.

Originally Posted by 1ceb0x

Thank you so much, will try it tonight because tomorrow I need to get my unit to replacement. I didn't knew how the process worked since I never did it (I work with android for 3 years now).

But I have a question. If you open su and you click full unroot, why do you need to make a new nandroid and flash that?

so that your new nandroid backup doesn't have SuperSU and you can still keep your datas

Originally Posted by RaskloP

I fall under category D (ROM is stock, bootloader unlocked, CWM recovery and rooted)

Can someone tell me in detail how to


Do I boot into CWM?

Thanks for your help.

Please make sure you're flashing to recovery, not boot.

Connect your phone to your computer via USB. I'll assume you have the necessary bootloader/adb drivers installed.

Open up a command prompt to wherever your recovery.img is and type (this assumes you can easily access adb/fastboot from anywhere):

adb reboot bootloader

Phone should reboot into fastboot. From there type:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

It should then flash the stock recovery.

I would recommend taking a look at the HTC All-in-One ToolKit in the Development forums. It might simplify it for you.

To get back to you guys, I have followed these instructions and I am back to stock. The only thing that should worry me now is that the bootloader says "RELOCKED" instead of "LOCKED" but I don't think this is a reason why I should loose my warranty since we've done it using HTCDEV method.

It was easy enough because I had my nandroid backup. Such a joy to have one of these at hand!

Thank you all for the infos. Tomorrow I'll get my replacement :yuhuu:

Originally Posted by 1ceb0x

To get back to you guys, I have followed these instructions and I am back to stock. The only thing that should worry me now is that the bootloader says "RELOCKED" instead of "LOCKED" but I don't think this is a reason why I should loose my warranty since we've done it using HTCDEV method.

It was easy enough because I had my nandroid backup. Such a joy to have one of these at hand!

Thank you all for the infos. Tomorrow I'll get my replacement :yuhuu:

yea it should be ok buddy, my new handset arrives tomorrow, wish i could had gone to a store to pick it up so i could check it before i left the store :/ i do hate 3 customer services