How to Unroot Galaxy Y Samsung Easily

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Galaxy Y Samsung owners and users are very keen about knowing how to have the unrooting of their device just as much as they wanted to know how to root it. Sometimes they are correct this time and because of the important reason for it which is the ability to claim their phone’s warranty at its service center when something will go wrong with their device. And anyway, when you have not bought this device yet but you can check it out at the hands-on review on this Galaxy Y Samsung.

What is the reason why people fear in rooting?  This is because rooting may VOID warranty of the phone and when during the rooting process is going on and you have gotten your device bricked you will not get any warranty anymore.

There are instructions and steps that are common at both the unrooting and rooting the Galaxy Y and these are the following:

• First and foremost thing that you should make back up of all your data because the procedure may lead to loose your data.
• Do not allow your device to be disconnected
• You must ensure that your device is charged over 60% and not lesser

There are things that are to be needed prior to starting this un-rooting method and this will include:

• You must download the unroot zip file
• Then copy this file into a root of the internal memory of the device

How to un-root the Galaxy Y Samsung?

Step 1 – You must switch off the device and must restart this by using this good combination key:

This will lead your own device in the ClockWork Recovery Mode

Step 2- At the CWR, the phone’s touchscreen may not work then you must have it work by using the volume keys, power button and home button.  And then when using its power button, you must move in to the option ‘Install zip along the SD card’ and then you choose the ‘update-unroot.zip file and press ‘Yes’.

Step 3 – Upon completing the above steps this will lead you back in to the device menu. Press on the ‘Go Back’ then select ‘Reboot System Now’.

Yes, your own device is un-rooted now! Congratulations, you will be using the original version back into your device!

Disclaimer- Jailbreaking, customizing and rooting your device may be too risky and will result to bricking your own phone. You will follow these instructions posted in here but it will be at your risk. We will not be responsible to any damage made on to your phone.