[Q] Rooting x10 Questions

[spudy12]

Hi there,
I'm rather new (so sorry if these are dumb questions) to all this flashing / rooting / de branding and had a few questions about it..

Well i bought the x10 on mobile network 3 (three uk) and tbh they are ****. First phone i had i debranded using the SEUS copy file method over, but since then i have had them replace the phone. i tried the same method but as SE have updated SEUS i can't get it to work... :|

So looking around i started reading up on rooting.

Firstly if i follow this guide forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=711907 will that debrand the phone to the generic firmware?

If that is the case will i then be able to get future updates through SEUS or not?


If i rooted the phone, would there be anyway to go back to the so called unrooted version?

And lastly, what are the other pro's and con's of rooting?


Thanks, and sorry if these are silly questions!

Spud

 

[SXUsr]

Hi.

They aren't silly if you don't know the answer, but considering a search of the forum and browse of the guide (which you could have posted this question on) would have given you the answers it's an annoying post.

Read the rules and browse THIS section.

 

[spudy12]

i had been researching the topic for 2 days before i posted here, i understand the majority of it just not the questions posted above.
i followed the link you posted but it did not answer my main question

will that debrand the phone to the generic firmware?

If that is the case will i then be able to get future updates through SEUS or not?

maybe im mis understanding what they say but it would be very helpful if some could tell me if it allows me to get future updates through seus

 

[SXUsr]

maybe im mis understanding what they say but it would be very helpful if some could tell me if it allows me to get future updates through seus

After searching google with can I run seus after rooting, I found this thread - [Q] Questions about rooting my X10i

Total time, 30 seconds.

 

[spudy12]

thankyou

sorry, just seen so many posts about it didn't know what to properly search for

pardon my ignorance

 

[SXUsr]

No worries, but it is frustrating to see new threads asking questions that have been answered a million times already. In future just post on an existing thread instead of starting new ones.

To answer one of your other questions - What is rooting and why should I do it?

 

[spudy12]

yes i can understand that entirely being a member of other forums myself.
In future Existing Posts it is!

Thanks for that link as well, definatly explains things in more detail!

Spud