Root Warranty?

[waxlrose]

So they say rooting and loading roms voids your warranty. But what if I have harware issues and go back to non-rooted stock. There should be no way of knowing I was ever off of stock correct?

 

[Aggie12]

If you SBF and factory reset your phone should look exactly as it did when you unboxed it. As long as it is a full sbf. So if your on .340 you should do the .320 sbf then the .340 system only sbf.

 

[Batbriel]

If you SBF and factory reset your phone should look exactly as it did when you unboxed it. As long as it is a full sbf. So if your on .340 you should do the .320 sbf then the .340 system only sbf.

Why u have to sbf with .320 and then .340? cant u just use the sbf .340 form the start uf u are on .340 already ? is there a particular reason ?

 

[Aggie12]

You wouldn't if there was a .340 full recovery sbf out there. If there is someone please link to it or correct me. But as far as I know it will only take care of your system files. To really get back to stock you need to factory reset, sbf .320, sbf .340.

 

[Batbriel]

ok so the .340 SBF file I got form TBH is not a full recovery SBF, like the one we had for 2.3.15, or something like that? this is kinda confusing

OK I Read a little bit more here an there, now I get it (alright ok, alright ok I get it)

 

[SimsDelt]

But if you are already on .340, you will only have to sbf the system only .340 file and then factory reset... I just sent mine back a few days ago for a headphone problem. When I was finished with the .340 sbf and then factory reset it looked just like it did the day I did the new OTA... clean as a whistle.

 

[Batbriel]

another question, I think I read about it somewhere, but is there a safe way to go back to stock 2.2 (2.3.15) from either .340 or .320, in order to get the OTA?