My speech-to-text stopped working on my commando last week. Phone calls are fine but I can't tell google what to do! ![Big Grin :D :D](/styles/smilies/google/biggrin.png)
I took it to the Verizon store and ater 20 minutes of searching on Google, 3 of them couldn't figure out why it didn't work.
Bottom line: They won't do anything until I do a factory reset first.
I'm OK with doing a factory reset but I want to back up my apps, app data & settings, contacts, text messages, etc. first. Most of the backup and restore tools I'm looking at require root.
Motochopper appears to be the root of choice around here and I expect I'll use that.
Here's my question: After rooting my commando and doing the backup, will the factory reset cause it to lose root? I'm hoping root access would disappear, just in case I do need to bring it back to Verizon.
If root does survive a factory reset, how can I remove it before I take it back to Verizon?
Thanks in advance.
![Big Grin :D :D](/styles/smilies/google/biggrin.png)
I took it to the Verizon store and ater 20 minutes of searching on Google, 3 of them couldn't figure out why it didn't work.
Bottom line: They won't do anything until I do a factory reset first.
I'm OK with doing a factory reset but I want to back up my apps, app data & settings, contacts, text messages, etc. first. Most of the backup and restore tools I'm looking at require root.
Motochopper appears to be the root of choice around here and I expect I'll use that.
Here's my question: After rooting my commando and doing the backup, will the factory reset cause it to lose root? I'm hoping root access would disappear, just in case I do need to bring it back to Verizon.
If root does survive a factory reset, how can I remove it before I take it back to Verizon?
Thanks in advance.