- 11-16-2011, 08:45 AM
Thread Author #1
Successfully Removed "unlocked" During Boot
Yesterday I took a dive into unlocking, rooting, and installing CM7 for the Atrix 4G. All was successful after several attempts, but i kinda like Moto's overlay much better than CM7, except for Moto's whole BLUR account thing. I then used Android Recovery to restore to my original ROM, phone was still unlocked.
Anyway....
I plugged my Atrix into my Windows XP machine and went to Moto's site, downloaded and ran the Motorola Software Update exe. The software ends up not finding a software update, but asks you if you would like to install the current version again. So i did, and after about 10 minutes, my Atrix is back to Moto stock Gingerbread and no "unlock" during boot. I have restarted the phone several times to make sure it was not a fluke. I downloaded a terminal from the market and type "su" and received "permission denied".
The reason i tried this is because all the websites that i have searched have came back with a "you cannot remove the unlock during bootup". If some of you decide to try this, please post your results. - 11-18-2011, 06:15 PM
Thread Author #2
Re: Successfully Removed "unlocked" During Boot
Maybe I should have titled this forum topic as "Relocked My Atrix 4G".
What this solution already posted somewhere within this thread?
I have just done the whole process again, and again.... no more "unlock". So it wasn't just a fluke. - 01-11-2012, 06:34 AM #3
- 01-11-2012, 07:05 AM
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- 01-11-2012, 08:38 PM #5
- 01-12-2012, 06:42 AM
Thread Author #6
Re: Successfully Removed "unlocked" During Boot
I had RedPill on my phone but had to restore through ClockWork to Moto's software, then plug phone to PC for Moto to relock the bootloader. One time though, I erased the external SD card by accident leaving me with no stock recovery ROM. In this case, I have to download the FULL ROM from Moto's site (do not choose automatic upgrade), then place that ROM on the SD card and flash. It still had a locked bootloader at that point. At that point I connected to PC and did the auto upgrade through Moto's software and that relocked the bootloader and put everything back to stock. Please post results.
- 01-12-2012, 06:59 PM #7
Re: Successfully Removed "unlocked" During Boot
Success!
I also downloaded and installed the Motorola Software Update.exe from Motorola. Everything ran as you described. The only thing I did different was to unroot and uninstall Superuser before I ran Motorola Software Update. My phone now boots with no "unlocked" on the boot screen and everything appears to be stock.
Nice post xmatter, thanks!
Rhick - 01-12-2012, 07:32 PM
Thread Author #8
Re: Successfully Removed "unlocked" During Boot
Awesome, glad it worked for you. I could not find anything on the web about "relocking" the Atrix. So I just decided to reverse engineer the unlock process and thankfully it worked.
- 04-17-2012, 04:14 PM #9
Re: Successfully Removed "unlocked" During Boot
Just to be clear, when you ran the Moto software, you had a non-stock recovery installed on your phone, correct?
I have recently rooted the Atrix and want to put CM rom on it. On my LG Optimus, I could flash Clockwork recovery and flash stock recovery back if I wanted. It was a simple process. For Atrix, I have not seen stock recovery anywhere yet. So if I unlock and flash Clockwork, I want to know whether this tool requires stock recovery or it doesn't care about recovery. - 05-17-2012, 02:31 PM #10
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- 01-16-2013, 12:47 PM #14
Re: Successfully Removed "unlocked" During Boot
Im in Nelson's boat, Im running CM7 and want to go back to stock. I downloaded the moto software onto my sd card and tried flashing using clockwork recovery but something goes wrong and it aborts. I'm assuming I'm doing something wrong, any tips would be appreciated? The version I'm trying to flash isBlur_Version_83.4.5.141.MB860.ATT.en.US.zip, I also have tried Blur_Version_91.4.5.141.MB860.ATT.en.US.zip and that aborts too.
- 01-16-2013, 01:16 PM #15
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