Root Unrooting Failure - Good for Enterprise detects root

[nyc007]

I am having an issue getting my phone unrooted and back to stock. I rooted using one click superuser and removed bloatware and changed the tether file so I could get AP mobile fo' free son! Days later Good says "root detected....account disabled."

My IT dept is cool and confirmed that once the root is gone a new reinstall with a new pin will work.

I have done all of the following:
return tether
removed and all root related programs
done a super one click unroot
done a odin 3 materclear (successfully)
done a factory restore by dial in the *2767*3855

despit everything it still detects a root. I also noted it seems like busybox and other leave little bits eve once uninstalled the regular way or with system unistaller.

1) I need to truley wipe this thing or format and load android 2.2 or something

2) blast the phone with my 12 guage and charge people a $1 to see the video to make up for the insurance deductible

I have win xp, sami captivate, froyo 2.2 and the following apps were installed

titanium backup
busybox (definitely see a bunch of stuff still in xbin/ after unistall)
superuser
sqlite
root explorer
system app remover

Thoughts?

 

[s2svetko]

I have a myTouch4g rooted and running Cyanogenmod7. I had no issues setting up Good For Enterprise. Where are you getting the error?

 

[adoobiez]

I feel sorry for the OP, but here's a workaround to at least get some root goodness (even temporarily) - http://androidforums.com/3594176-post56.html