update on rooting?

[orangekid]

so when the root first came out for the Nexus One, I heard that if you rooted you could never "unroot" so now I am wondering if there is an N1 root that can be completely undone?

If I root a Nexus, I want to be able to make an insurance claim if something actually goes wrong with the phone, and not have them tell me "you rooted it so sorry"

[sec1rxg]

Originally Posted by orangekid

so when the root first came out for the Nexus One, I heard that if you rooted you could never "unroot" so now I am wondering if there is an N1 root that can be completely undone?

If I root a Nexus, I want to be able to make an insurance claim if something actually goes wrong with the phone, and not have them tell me "you rooted it so sorry"

Easy, find the stock shipped ROM and flash that, just like that you're unrooted .

[orangekid]

Originally Posted by sec1rxg

Easy, find the stock shipped ROM and flash that, just like that you're unrooted .

well I heard that didn't work for the Nexus One like it does for the Evo and other phones, did that change?

[dusty-]

Try easy root. Just open the app and click root to root without touching bootloader. Click un root to un root. It's so simple!

[dusty-]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=747598
here is the link for easy root

[orangekid]

Originally Posted by dusty-

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=747598
here is the link for easy root

thanks, this root doesn't unlock the booloader either so the warranty stays in-effect.

[jrflurry]

Ive been rooted since day one with my nexus. I had to send mine in for a crack in the screen and even though it was rooted they still took care of me...even came back rooted!!

[KaneJust]

There is a lot of great information contained within, so thank you Martin for the post and for sharing this with your fellow Android enthusiasts at FascinateForums.com.