Just bought this phone off of craihslist. It didn't come with an SD card and the phone was wiped. When I brought it to verizon they told me it had been rooted and that they can't fix it. I don't have a computer or internet and the phone is not activated cause it won't let me. How do I fix this and unroot the phone properly to get it back to stock. Sorry I'm new to all this android stuff. Please help.
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Root how to unroot my droid x without a computer
- Thread starter strapp86
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VoidedSaint
Resident Ninja
you will need a computer to do it bud 
sorry
go to a friends house that has one, and ask to use it for about 10 minutes
and go here:
http://androidforums.com/droid-x-al...oot-process-updated-9-9-11-a.html#post2928345
and download the first 3 files, and follow the simple instructions and you are good to go
sorrygo to a friends house that has one, and ask to use it for about 10 minutes
and go here:
http://androidforums.com/droid-x-al...oot-process-updated-9-9-11-a.html#post2928345
and download the first 3 files, and follow the simple instructions and you are good to go
Frisco
=Luceat Lux Vestra=
An app available in Android Market called Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper works on my Samsung Galaxy Tab and Droid X2, temp unroot, etc. No computer needed. It's worth a try on your X.
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.otarootkeeper
VoidedSaint
Resident Ninja
you dont need to activate the phone to sign in to google, you need the phone activated to use the data, you can connect it to wifi and do it that way
VoidedSaint
Resident Ninja
he would have to go to a local mcdonalds in order to get on wifi, or anywhere that offers it for free, some hospitals have outside internet sources people can get on free
mahers
Android Expert
DUH!!! I mistakenly thought he meant no internet capability on the phone, not "access" to the internet. Thanks for straightening me out. 
In any case, I hope he gets it figured out.
For my own future reference, is it safe to assume you can register an inactive phone on the Market and load apps to it as long as you are connected to the net? Doesn't seem right, but maybe Google has no idea if you're connected to Verizon or not.
In any case, I hope he gets it figured out. For my own future reference, is it safe to assume you can register an inactive phone on the Market and load apps to it as long as you are connected to the net? Doesn't seem right, but maybe Google has no idea if you're connected to Verizon or not.
VoidedSaint
Resident Ninja
yes you can mahers, you can actually use it as a mobile gaming device, and internet device, as long as there is wifi, and activating the phone is only for verizon and being on their network, and using their data. it isnt required.