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Root How can I unroot Wildfire S not to void warranty ?

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moustafaatchy

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Hi,
I have unrooted Wildfire S and I want to root it without voiding my warranty ?
Is there something I can do before rooting (backup or something) so that I can easily unroot it later ?
Thanks.
 
moustafaatchy said:
Hi,
I have unrooted Wildfire S and I want to root it without voiding my warranty ?
Is there something I can do before rooting (backup or something) so that I can easily unroot it later ?
Thanks.
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It's not hard to unroot the phone when everything is working, but then you wouldn't need the warranty, right? ;) My advice is not to root the phone unless you are willing to take the risk. Unrooting a device with a failing touchscreen or some other hardware problem could be pretty tough.
 
Thanks for your reply
But what are the odds that unrooting can harm hardware ?
One last thing, I don't know if rooting is worth the risk, will it solve internql memory problem and will I be able to install large numbers of apps fine ?
 
moustafaatchy said:
Thanks for your reply
But what are the odds that unrooting can harm hardware ?
One last thing, I don't know if rooting is worth the risk, will it solve internql memory problem and will I be able to install large numbers of apps fine ?
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You misunderstood what I meant. Neither rooting nor unrooting harms the hardware. But after you have rooted the phone, if something like the touch screen fails, then unrooting would be near impossible.

To answer your second question, I personally think it's worth the risk. I now have control over the phone and never worry about having room for apps. If you use something like Apps2SD or Link2SD you can put unlimited apps on your phone. Both require root.
 
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