How to Unroot Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using Mobile Odin

Mobile ODIN is basically an Android application equivalent to ODIN for PC. That's right. It's an application you can install on your Android device to flash firmwares and kernels. So you can now use this application to flash firmwares, kernels etc. But the best use of it is to unroot it because its the easiest method. With out further a due let's get to the process. 


Here are files for At&t Samsung Galaxy Note 2.
http://goo.gl/FCJRY
Here are files for all I7100.
http://goo.gl/Bz7Hu
Here are files for Verizon Note 2.
http://goo.gl/Uaz4N
Here are files for T-Mobile Note 2.
http://goo.gl/ZlxLa
Here are files for Sprint Note 2.
http://goo.gl/Ty7tM


Step 1) Make sure to unzip those files after you download it & transfer it to your phone.

Step 2) Back up everything from your internal storage.

Step 3) Open up Mobile Odin and give it superuser permission plus download the file it asks you to download.

Step 4) Scroll down and select open and then find the folder where you have your stock rom.

Step 5) Only for users using Pro version. Make sure to uncheck Ever Root option.

Step 6) Check both of the wipe option.

Step 7) Select Flash and process should start. 

Step 8*) If you get stuck at Samsung logo factory reset your phone. 
  
How to factory Reset your Note 2

Step 1) Boot into stock recovery by turning off your phone then pressing VOL +, Power & Home button. Hold these three buttons until your phone boots into stock recovery. 

Step 2) Scroll down and select Factory Reset & hit power button.

Step 3) Scroll down and select yes.

Step 4) Wipe Cache.

Step 5) Reboot.

Step 6) Now you should be unrooted. 

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