Got your Galaxy S8 or S8 Plus? Congratulations if so. It is possible to install a TWRP recovery and root these devices as well. If you are planning to opt for root and recovery, you will end up voiding the warranty of your phone and you will also make your phone vulnerable to bugs. There’s not only the negative effect of rooting on phone, it has more advantages than the disadvantages. Rooting your Galaxy S8 will give you the complete control over your phone. Galaxy S8 owners can bring out the beast hidden inside their phone by simply rooting it and by means of a custom recovery.
Things do not go always as expected. If you rooted your phone for the first time and you are now disliking your device being rooted, you need a method to get out of it and unroot the device. Unrooting the phone is also needed if you wish to run Samsung Pay and other such highly-secure applications on your phone. Although a power user wouldn’t unroot his/her phone, but if you still wish to remove the root access from your phone, you can do it freely.
In order to unroot Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8 Plus, users have to flash a stock firmware using Odin3. Odin3 is Samsung’s flash tool. You have to carefully download the firmware for your phone, unpack it, load it in Odin, enter download mode on your phone, connect it to your PC and then flash it. Unrooting the phone will restore your phone to factory settings. It will also make your phone capable of capturing OTA updates. Usually, rooting a phone hurts its OTA update capability and therefore, you are unable to get the latest and greatest Android updates. Follow the instructions given here to unroot Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8 Plus.
A few things to keep in mind before proceeding
Required downloads
Download the firmware carefully according to your region/country. Do not download a carrier-branded firmware for a non-branded device. If you are unable to find the firmware for your region, you can download the firmware of the closest possible region and flash that instead.
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Note: Unrooting the phone will not bring its warranty back. The knox counter cannot be reset once tripped.
That’s how we unrooted the S8 or S8 Plus. This method basically flashes a new stock firmware on your phone and replaces the old firmware. This method also resets your device to factory settings. You can root the phone again if you want to. In case you are facing any kind of issues, do not hesitate to contact us through the comments box below.
For other Samsung Galaxy S8 Issues and their Fixes, visit this page.
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It is any way to use ANDROID PAY after ROOT?
@terrykontopoulos:disqus Root your phone using Magisk and hide root for Android Pay. Not sure about this, but it should work since Magisk is a systemless root solution.
thank you very much for sharing good post with good writing skills.keep going with more updates like this.
Even doing the unroot I will not have the guarantee again?
@ramonrogaciano:disqus Nope. You can't restore the warranty.
even after unrooting, android Pay still does not work
@patricemathurinngassa:disqus Android P doesn't work on a phone that's rooted once.
Now connect your phone to your PC while Odin is open. Odin will show “Added” message in the log box. It will also turn the ID:COM box blue upon successful connection.
This step isnt working. Odin does not find the phone. tried several times
@tracysuttles:disqus Have you enabled OEM unlocking on the phone before connecting?
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Will it install stock kernel aswell?
My Galaxy S8 stops at 32% during Installing system update, then it shows Erasing and reboot. Please help.
My Galaxy S8 stops at 32% during Installing system update, then is shows Erasing and reboots. Please Help.