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[Q] Can you ROOT G2 4.4.2 yet? Tried with ioroot

I was wondering if rooting is possible on T-mobile's LG G2 yet on the 4.4.2 KitKat update. I had root privileges before and then when I updated I lost them. I'm not interested in going back to 4.2.2. Then I came across ioroot25, claiming to have added support for 4.4.2 devices. The process was only like 2 steps, the first being to root into recovery. Whenever I try to do that I see the little android dude on my screen for a fraction of a second saying something like installing system update (main point being, the root batch file from ioroot25 isn't getting the device to go into recovery, meaning I CAN'T accept the adb update, which was step two)
ANY SOLUTION?

tayloretl said:
I was wondering if rooting is possible on T-mobile's LG G2 yet on the 4.4.2 KitKat update. I had root privileges before and then when I updated I lost them. I'm not interested in going back to 4.2.2. Then I came across ioroot25, claiming to have added support for 4.4.2 devices. The process was only like 2 steps, the first being to root into recovery. Whenever I try to do that I see the little android dude on my screen for a fraction of a second saying something like installing system update (main point being, the root batch file from ioroot25 isn't getting the device to go into recovery, meaning I CAN'T accept the adb update, which was step two)
ANY SOLUTION?
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From what I understand, the d801 is the only device that there's this problem with. It doesn't work at the moment but they're working on a fix for it.
Freegee is working for recovery now tho once u get root.

Yeah, really sucks... T-Mobile is a no go atm. No way to boot into stock recovery from 4.4.2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51523100

Hey guys. Any update on the TMO 4.4.2 root or is it still unsolved?

deepac said:
Hey guys. Any update on the TMO 4.4.2 root or is it still unsolved?
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Very much not resolved yet...It is like candy got handed out to all the kids and we got skipped hahahaha!
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Well here we go... At least it is a fix of some kind.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51566197

Still waiting :/

chmura said:
Still waiting :/
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same here. where can we get an update?

buenarc said:
same here. where can we get an update?
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For all other G2 models, the ioroot method (version 25) works. One prerequisite for that method is access to recovery. We (d801 owners) do not have access to recovery. Attempts to access recovery are being documented in the thread titled "[Please Read] We need help to try and find out how to get into stock 4.4 recovery!" Keep your eye on that thread. If we can get access to recovery, we can use ioroot.

What is safe to remove after root?

Freshly rooted on h81010o, root checked and verified.
Anyways Im just looking for a list of whats safe to remove as far as preloaded bloat goes.

Here ya go!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g4/help/uninstalling-att-bloat-t3169577
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SyntheticEMRLD said:
Freshly rooted on h81010o, root checked and verified.
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Curious, how did you root H81010o already?

I really can't find a root method for lg g4 h81010o. Can you please help me root it?

H8101o root?
Yeah, I'm also curious on how you rooted the h8101o
SyntheticEMRLD said:
Freshly rooted on h81010o, root checked and verified.
Anyways Im just looking for a list of whats safe to remove as far as preloaded bloat goes.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/orig-development/root-tmo-vzw-intl-variants-soon-root-lg-t3164765 (MAKE A BACKUP.img BEFORE YOU FLASH ROOTED.img)
Follow this process, but you will need these images for the 10o OS version:
http://vps.banandana.com/h810.html

bigjohnman said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/orig-development/root-tmo-vzw-intl-variants-soon-root-lg-t3164765 (MAKE A BACKUP.img BEFORE YOU FLASH ROOTED.img)
Follow this process, but you will need these images for the 10o OS version:
http://vps.banandana.com/h810.html
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Please also know, once you root, you will NOT be able to take any future OTA Updates. Even if you flash back your unrooted System.img
LG's Root Checker Tool prevents this. You can read more about it http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g4/general/root-checker-tool-rct-analysis-t3229175

I did... so not sure why you are saying that.
"LG's Root Checker Tool prevents this. You can read more about it http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-...lysis-t3229175"
In that link, the factory reset that they are talking about is by holding the volume down while rebooting. That wouldn't work, but a Disk Dump of the original files (StockOS) back onto the phone will in fact work.

Does this method work? Anyone else test it?

warri said:
Please also know, once you root, you will NOT be able to take any future OTA Updates. Even if you flash back your unrooted System.img
LG's Root Checker Tool prevents this. You can read more about it http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g4/general/root-checker-tool-rct-analysis-t3229175
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false. i've done the following in order since ive gotten my H810
- unrooted 10b (came from the factory)
- unrooted 10g
- rooted 10g
- unrooted 10g
- unrooted 10l
- rooted 10l
- unrooted 10o
- rooted 10o
have never had problems updating OTA as long as i reflash the unrooted system.img first. keep in mind, i also do not install xposed as that seems to be the thing that keeps OTA from being installed later on
goowamont said:
Does this method work? Anyone else test it?
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yes
as for OP, i compiled that list of safe to delete apps. do not delete the LG bloat, as that will cause a security error and you'll be bricked

For the h81010o version, you said to use the low effort root method... Do I do the exact method and use the same exact AT&T commands that they have for the h81010g? Because I want to know if that command is compatible with the h81010o version. Thank you.

Marshmallow!

With the update coming sometime in the near future, what does that mean for us with rooted phones? More specifically, us losers who are on the Puerto Rican rom.
I imagine if we update we lose root, but is there any way we can get back on the American AT&T H810 after the update comes out?

I just got the phone from Craig's list. When I got home and I did more research I realized I got screwed. They sold me the PR version of the phone. At least I got it for 280 unlocked and no scratches almost new.
Sent from my LG-H810 using Tapatalk

Nirvana Rules said:
I just got the phone from Craig's list. When I got home and I did more research I realized I got screwed. They sold me the PR version of the phone. At least I got it for 280 unlocked and no scratches almost new.
Sent from my LG-H810 using Tapatalk
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Yikes sorry! Do you have the green spot issue in the camera? It's a decent rom save for that issue. Allows you to get rid of everything (bloatware). I've been dying to add xposed, but without being able to back anything up makes it a little iffy. AT&T seems to be the worst when it comes to allowing their devices to be unlocked.

robertaguilerajr said:
With the update coming sometime in the near future, what does that mean for us with rooted phones? More specifically, us losers who are on the Puerto Rican rom.
I imagine if we update we lose root, but is there any way we can get back on the American AT&T H810 after the update comes out?
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If LG releases a KDZ for ATT you can. However, even those of us who are on att firmware can't take OTA updates after rooting (even if flashing an unrooted system img). LGs root checker tool flags the system on the /persist partition

This means that you will have to UN-Root your phone. Download & install the update. Put your phone into download mode. DD if=OS of=Backup.img
Then root that backup (Or get it from someone who posted it on an XDA Root site)
Once it is rooted, then DD if=RootedOS of=OS (Disk dump it back to the phone)
Now you have a rooted Marshmellow OS on your phone.

bigjohnman said:
This means that you will have to UN-Root your phone. Download & install the update. Put your phone into download mode. DD if=OS of=Backup.img
Then root that backup (Or get it from someone who posted it on an XDA Root site)
Once it is rooted, then DD if=RootedOS of=OS (Disk dump it back to the phone)
Now you have a rooted Marshmellow OS on your phone.
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Please also know, once you root, you will NOT be able to take any future OTA Updates. Even if you flash back your unrooted System.img.
LG's Root Checker Tool prevents this. You can read more about it http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-...lysis-t3229175
UNLESS They Release a KDZ.

warri said:
Please also know, once you root, you will NOT be able to take any future OTA Updates. Even if you flash back your unrooted System.img.
LG's Root Checker Tool prevents this. You can read more about it http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-...lysis-t3229175
UNLESS They Release a KDZ.
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I did the H81010g root a while back. Is there a way for me to get on the O update, preferably rooted?

warri said:
Please also know, once you root, you will NOT be able to take any future OTA Updates. Even if you flash back your unrooted System.img.
LG's Root Checker Tool prevents this. You can read more about it http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-...lysis-t3229175
UNLESS They Release a KDZ.
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this is false. i was rooted on 10g, i unrooted and flashed stock system.img and took the update to 10o just fine.
you need to do a few things to prepare first
1) unfreeze any apps you may have frozen with debloater/titanium/greenify/etc
2) disable and uninstall any xposed modules
3) uninstall xposed (if you have it)
4) uninstall flashfire (if you have it)
5) uninstall any root apps (aside from supersu)
6) open supersu, uncheck "enable superuser" and then select full unroot, than reboot
7) download and flash the stock system.img for whatever firmware you are currently rooted on
8) now your unrooted and you may update via ota
this thread will help for flashing, just make sure you use the stock version of your current firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/lg-g4-100-root-success-directives-root-t3180586
you can find lots of system.img files and more tips here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/att-h810-update-8-31-v10i-t3190714
this post is also useful for unrooting: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62640811&postcount=27
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ajent said:
I did the H81010g root a while back. Is there a way for me to get on the O update, preferably rooted?
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easily done, check my post above. after you take the ota to 10o you will just need to root that basically the same way you did with 10g

thecrunked said:
easily done, check my post above. after you take the ota to 10o you will just need to root that basically the same way you did with 10g
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I completed those steps, however right at 4% still getting error 0x1123004.
I re-rooted just to make sure everything was unfrozen etc, uninstalled everything, then flashed unrooted image back, still giving the error.
Guess i'll have to wait for another method.

ajent said:
I completed those steps, however right at 4% still getting error 0x1123004.
I re-rooted just to make sure everything was unfrozen etc, uninstalled everything, then flashed unrooted image back, still giving the error.
Guess i'll have to wait for another method.
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might want to look at this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/att...t-analysis-t3229175/post63389636#post63389636
i went from 10g to 10o so that could explain why i didnt have a problem

LG G4 Marshmellow Update

Hey everyone,
So I found online that the AT&T update to Marshmellow started on 2-8-16. I haven't been able to find anything officially from AT&T but apperently the version is H81020n and its 971 MB. Has anyone gotten the update yet?

Just saw this thread and figured I'd check. Went into the update center and notification popped up for new 950mb update. Must be it cause I was already on 10o. Didn't even have to use LG Bridge like the other carrier guys were doing.
Will post back with an update once completed

Tremulant1 said:
Hey everyone,
So I found online that the AT&T update to Marshmellow started on 2-8-16. I haven't been able to find anything officially from AT&T but apperently the version is H81020n and its 971 MB. Has anyone gotten the update yet?
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It's official now. You can check it at http://www.att.com/esupport/article...are&siteId=JAF5WzpxbKM-2ZjtzA2obzUjSzdgu.LzJA
I just wonder if I can update via LG Bridge without an AT&T sim since I bought a second hand one and don't have AT&T sim now.

sarang.sss29 said:
Hey, can anyone capture the OTA link before you download?
Try this out: http://wp.me/p6Md8q-cB
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I would have done this but didn't even think about it when I saw the update come through. Was happy to finally be getting 6.0
Hopefully somebody else can help you with that.
I fell asleep during the update process but just finished running the Debloater tool and getting rid of all the att/lg junk! So far so good. Will be keeping an eye on battery life over the next couple days.

x2o said:
I would have done this but didn't even think about it when I saw the update come through. Was happy to finally be getting 6.0
Hopefully somebody else can help you with that.
I fell asleep during the update process but just finished running the Debloater tool and getting rid of all the att/lg junk! So far so good. Will be keeping an eye on battery life over the next couple days.
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Debloater tool needs root? I hate to ask this but can you link me to the debloater tool?

InflatedTitan said:
Debloater tool needs root? I hate to ask this but can you link me to the debloater tool?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294
Debloater does not need root as long as you are running KitKat or newer :good:. Without root it just freezes/disables the apps instead of completely removing them.
edit : these are the apps i block using debloater without losing any functionality i need : http://pastebin.com/d64Vydmy

sarang.sss29 said:
Hey, can anyone capture the OTA link before you download?
Try this out: http://wp.me/p6Md8q-cB
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tried, it doesn't show up in my logcat. sorry

So, and I apologize if this is a stupid question, will Chainfire's advances in the systemless SuperSU help us when it comes to rooting Marshmallow on our H810?

can we update AT&T phone OTA outside the US without at&t sim card???

niftium said:
So, and I apologize if this is a stupid question, will Chainfire's advances in the systemless SuperSU help us when it comes to rooting Marshmallow on our H810?
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not possible. you can't modify the system files and boot without a modified kernel. We don't have an unlocked bootloader, so no kernels, thus no root.
if you root MM your phone will just loop without the custom kernel.
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so the file it downloaded isn't a zip... it's just 'dlpkgfile'
7zip can open it but there's a similar file inside and that one can't be opened.... dunno.
http://mab.to/Z1CLKzcU6

screwyluie said:
not possible. you can't modify the system files and boot without a modified kernel. We don't have an unlocked bootloader, so no kernels, thus no root.
if you root MM your phone will just loop without the custom kernel.
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so the file it downloaded isn't a zip... it's just 'dlpkgfile'
7zip can open it but there's a similar file inside and that one can't be opened.... dunno.
http://mab.to/Z1CLKzcU6
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That's the missing piece I needed to understand. Thanks! Sucks, but thanks! :highfive:

got it! looks good to me - so far...

I upgraded early yesterday morning and my phone has been hot almost all the time!! The battery life is way worse than prior to the upgrade. I have cleaned out all my junk files and cache rebooted and recharged a few times. Also optimized my apps a few times. I just picked up my phone after 2 hours of no use and it was warm and the battery is draining at a faster rate than with Lollipop... Anybody else experiencing this?

Awesome, glad the update is out....I haven't done the update just yet...waiting to see if we hear anything about root. I'm wondering if we are still able to downgrade via TOT method if need be...if that's the case then i'll update ASAP. I actually have heard that there are some battery issues with the update, but again I'm not on 6.0 yet so I can't tell you from my experience.

2 questions
So their is no root ?
Also can I just unistall SuperSU and update or do I need to wait tell I'm home and flash a clean image

dsilx said:
So their is no root ?
Also can I just unistall SuperSU and update or do I need to wait tell I'm home and flash a clean image
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No root.
I've never managed to update w/o flashing the unrooted version of whatever rooted version I'm running. If there's an easier way, I'm not aware of it.

H8101o
niftium said:
No root.
I've never managed to update w/o flashing the unrooted version of whatever rooted version I'm running. If there's an easier way, I'm not aware of it.
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Can you give me a link to a non rooted h81010o file please

dsilx said:
Can you give me a link to a non rooted h81010o file please
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@antoniopujadas uploaded and shared an unrooted 10O image a while back in the 10I thread:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByR1n8l45m82aFlKcmNOc1k4N00/view?usp=sharing

Sorry to ask
niftium said:
@antoniopujadas uploaded and shared an unrooted 10O image a while back in the 10I thread:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByR1n8l45m82aFlKcmNOc1k4N00/view?usp=sharing
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Nvm

kalas87 said:
can we update AT&T phone OTA outside the US without at&t sim card???
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Asking too

Help, H950 flash to stock for OTA Update?

EDIT: Looks like its not MM but some security update, so that sucks but I'd still like to know if anyone successfully got back to stock from rooted 5.1.1
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to find a way to restore my H950 to stock and completely remove any trace of root so that I can install an OTA update. I have tried installing the update with LG PC Suite and LGMobile Support Tool. Both of them say that I am on the latest software (5.1.1 H950v11?). It has been so long since I rooted it that I can't remember what method I used. If anyone has any idea how to flash it back to stock, I'd appreciate the help!
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I have an H950 (US AT&T) rooted on 5.1.1 and I just started getting an update yesterday saying that I have a system update available. When I tried to download and update, the phone I got an error while the update was still at 0%. When the phone restarted I got the "This phone is suspected in rooting..." Error.
I have tried following this thread [Guide] LG G Flex 2 Stock Firmware (Go Back to Stock) KDZ & TOT Method
but it didn't work. I got the flash utility to run but I still had SuperSU after it flashed my phone and the update still failed due to "Suspect in rooting."
I also tried following this thread [Tool] Easy Restore/Unroot Tool for LG G Flex 2 [09/15/15]!!
but I could not get it to work. The utility just hangs at "Working..."
Anyone successfully used either of these methods on an H950 with 5.1.1 to get back to stock?
Thanks in advance!

2nd method
timishue said:
EDIT: Looks like its not MM but some security update, so that sucks but I'd still like to know if anyone successfully got back to stock from rooted 5.1.1
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to find a way to restore my H950 to stock and completely remove any trace of root so that I can install an OTA update. I have tried installing the update with LG PC Suite and LGMobile Support Tool. Both of them say that I am on the latest software (5.1.1 H950v11?). It has been so long since I rooted it that I can't remember what method I used. If anyone has any idea how to flash it back to stock, I'd appreciate the help!
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I have an H950 (US AT&T) rooted on 5.1.1 and I just started getting an update yesterday saying that I have a system update available. When I tried to download and update, the phone I got an error while the update was still at 0%. When the phone restarted I got the "This phone is suspected in rooting..." Error.
I have tried following this thread [Guide] LG G Flex 2 Stock Firmware (Go Back to Stock) KDZ & TOT Method
but it didn't work. I got the flash utility to run but I still had SuperSU after it flashed my phone and the update still failed due to "Suspect in rooting."
I also tried following this thread [Tool] Easy Restore/Unroot Tool for LG G Flex 2 [09/15/15]!!
but I could not get it to work. The utility just hangs at "Working..."
Anyone successfully used either of these methods on an H950 with 5.1.1 to get back to stock?
Thanks in advance!
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i've had success by 2nd method (stock system.img) when i flashed chinese v11z tot.
did u enabled usb debugging option?
also permitted adb access on your computer?
that window show up for a very first few seconds when your computer tries to get adb permission.
all of them fails... tell me i have v12d tot file

sjc0211 said:
i've had success by 2nd method (stock system.img) when i flashed chinese v11z tot.
did u enabled usb debugging option?
also permitted adb access on your computer?
that window show up for a very first few seconds when your computer tries to get adb permission.
all of them fails... tell me i have v12d tot file
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Could you please upload v12d tot?
It will be very helpful.
Thanks

I cannot upload that on public because of network traffic
fyter said:
Could you please upload v12d tot?
It will be very helpful.
Thanks
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Instead, give me private message

timishue said:
EDIT: Looks like its not MM but some security update, so that sucks but I'd still like to know if anyone successfully got back to stock from rooted 5.1.1
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to find a way to restore my H950 to stock and completely remove any trace of root so that I can install an OTA update. I have tried installing the update with LG PC Suite and LGMobile Support Tool. Both of them say that I am on the latest software (5.1.1 H950v11?). It has been so long since I rooted it that I can't remember what method I used. If anyone has any idea how to flash it back to stock, I'd appreciate the help!
More Details:
I have an H950 (US AT&T) rooted on 5.1.1 and I just started getting an update yesterday saying that I have a system update available. When I tried to download and update, the phone I got an error while the update was still at 0%. When the phone restarted I got the "This phone is suspected in rooting..." Error.
I have tried following this thread [Guide] LG G Flex 2 Stock Firmware (Go Back to Stock) KDZ & TOT Method
but it didn't work. I got the flash utility to run but I still had SuperSU after it flashed my phone and the update still failed due to "Suspect in rooting."
I also tried following this thread [Tool] Easy Restore/Unroot Tool for LG G Flex 2 [09/15/15]!!
but I could not get it to work. The utility just hangs at "Working..."
Anyone successfully used either of these methods on an H950 with 5.1.1 to get back to stock?
Thanks in advance!
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You chose cse flash and wiped correct? If you didn't that's why my guide removes everything 100% if you follow it correctly.
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CSE flash? Sorry I didn't see that in your guide for the H950 on the AT&T network. I'm looking at your guide and not seeing the CSE Flash unless the LG Tool is the CSE FLash? I had the same problem with SuperSU left over and not able to update. I tried the default Upgrade method, then got a minios OS screen on the the Board method.

hyelton said:
You chose cse flash and wiped correct? If you didn't that's why my guide removes everything 100% if you follow it correctly.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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It's entirely possible that I am technologically inept, but I am having the exact same issue as the OP. I followed your guide (which was very helpful) for the TOT method, and there is no option to use CSE flash, or at least it's not discussed in the instructions.
I flashed my phone twice using your TOT guide -- pretty sure I followed it to the letter. It completed successfully, but when the phone rebooted, I still had root access. I'm not sure how to unroot this thing so I can receive OTA updates (and maybe sell later on down the road).
Thanks for the help!
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Umm, so I found a possible solution on another thread in this forum. Maybe the answer was so simple that nobody thought to mention it. But apparently, you can just remove root access within the SuperUser app; just select "Full Unroot" or "Total Unroot" from settings. Then run this TOT flash, and you should be GTG. I am trying this now and will report as to whether I am successful.

jwhite326 said:
It's entirely possible that I am technologically inept, but I am having the exact same issue as the OP. I followed your guide (which was very helpful) for the TOT method, and there is no option to use CSE flash, or at least it's not discussed in the instructions.
I flashed my phone twice using your TOT guide -- pretty sure I followed it to the letter. It completed successfully, but when the phone rebooted, I still had root access. I'm not sure how to unroot this thing so I can receive OTA updates (and maybe sell later on down the road).
Thanks for the help!
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Umm, so I found a possible solution on another thread in this forum. Maybe the answer was so simple that nobody thought to mention it. But apparently, you can just remove root access within the SuperUser app; just select "Full Unroot" or "Total Unroot" from settings. Then run this TOT flash, and you should be GTG. I am trying this now and will report as to whether I am successful.
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Rooted or not you should be able to go back to stock. And CSE flash is for the kdz method of lg flash tool. Which I didn't realize what model they were needing help with. Also with the H950 LGUP should be used instead of normal flash tool to avoid any issues with the flash tool.
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hyelton said:
Rooted or not you should be able to go back to stock. And CSE flash is for the kdz method of lg flash tool. Which I didn't realize what model they were needing help with. Also with the H950 LGUP should be used instead of normal flash tool to avoid any issues with the flash tool.
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Hmm. Thanks for helping us out. So I am kind of confused. I reinstalled the Tot file using LGUP, and it completed successfully. I selected "REFURB" mode, and it completed successfully. But after it finished, my phone is still rooted. (I verified with root checker.) I just want to go back to stock so I can get OTA updates (and MM hopefully, when/if AT&T releases it). Now my phone won't get OTA updates because it says it's "suspected of rooting." I bought the phone used off of Swappa, so I'm not sure how exactly the original owner rooted it.

jwhite326 said:
Hmm. Thanks for helping us out. So I am kind of confused. I reinstalled the Tot file using LGUP, and it completed successfully. I selected "REFURB" mode, and it completed successfully. But after it finished, my phone is still rooted. (I verified with root checker.) I just want to go back to stock so I can get OTA updates (and MM hopefully, when/if AT&T releases it). Now my phone won't get OTA updates because it says it's "suspected of rooting." I bought the phone used off of Swappa, so I'm not sure how exactly the original owner rooted it.
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At this point you'd be better off waiting for a KDZ of MM when it comes out for the H950. (But remember, root will probably never be achieved for our devices on MM, if that's something you care about).
I remember buying TWO H950s. Both needed the OTA for the latest Lollipop. But despite several hours, several methods, and several hours at the ATT store, I was never able to get OTAs working on either of them. It was impossible.
And supposedly impossible for several other users on XDA, who couldn't get OTAs working for their ATT Flex 2's. So even if you manage to unroot, don't get your hopes high believing OTAs will work.

Did somebody ever able to go back to stock (H950) from rooted 5.1.1? Where did you get the TOT file?

trudeo said:
Did somebody ever able to go back to stock (H950) from rooted 5.1.1? Where did you get the TOT file?
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i think it is only for sale.

tswtech2 said:
i think it is only for sale.
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It's not for sell.. it's on my server and it's free. Along with h it being in my back to stock thread.
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hyelton said:
It's not for sell.. it's on my server and it's free. Along with h it being in my back to stock thread.
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oh ok . i apologize for the confusion

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oh ok . i apologize for the confusion
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No problem. I think I've had it since March
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tswtech2 said:
oh ok . i apologize for the confusion
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is it the v12d tot?

tswtech2 said:
is it the v12d tot?
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11z. 12d is non existent or if it is available it's being sold for a crazy price.
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hyelton said:
11z. 12d is non existent or if it is available it's being sold for a crazy price.
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yeah that's why i was saying it was for sale. i had you confused with this jinior member that says they have it but they aren't posting it.

tswtech2 said:
yeah that's why i was saying it was for sale. i had you confused with this jinior member that says they have it but they aren't posting it.
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If any member is trying to sell it on the forums report them. That's not allowed and looked down upon here. I pubically post everything I have and can get for everyone
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tswtech2 said:
yeah that's why i was saying it was for sale. i had you confused with this jinior member that says they have it but they aren't posting it.
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i flashed this v11 firmware to a [hone that had 12d and now it shows authenticate error #9. so i was looking for 12d firmware
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i flashed this v11 firmware to a [hone that had 12d and now it shows authenticate error #9. so i was looking for 12d firmware
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and now when i connect to lg support tool it says i have the latest firmware eventhough it has v11 not, v12d.