Removing KNOX after JellyBean update

pedropan

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Hey everyone, after stupidly accepting the new OTA, my GS3 now has that effin
knox app thus removing my root. From what I've read it looks like knox is
part of the bootloader and that's why it won't allow the installation of SuperSU.
How do I go about reinstalling the original bootloader the phone came with?
After that's complete, I want to go back to ICS. How is that accomplished?
 
Usb debugging and use kingo root app it will root your device keep tapping build number on about device in system settings to enable usb debugging
 
Kingo makes a root app for lots of different samsung phones but not the s3.

Still going in circles here, folks. Any ideas? This knox sh!t has to go!
 
Kingo makes a root app for lots of different samsung phones but not the s3.

Still going in circles here, folks. Any ideas? This knox sh!t has to go!

Try this link

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2538991

Cf-auto root. Worked for me. Before you open su update it from the pay store. When I first opened super user, it have me an option to disable Knox, only the application side. And root stuck, I used rom manager to install a custom recovery.

You can't get rid of Knox in the bootloader

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OK will try that.

I'd like to install a new bootloader that doesn't contain knox. Is that possible? I don't want this crap on my phone.
 
OK will try that.

I'd like to install a new bootloader that doesn't contain knox. Is that possible? I don't want this crap on my phone.

From what I read if you try to install an older boot loader it will brick your phone.

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Try this link

|Guide|How-To| Root & Install Custom Recovery for 4.3 Update |22 Nov 2013| - xda-developers

Cf-auto root. Worked for me. Before you open su update it from the pay store. When I first opened super user, it have me an option to disable Knox, only the application side. And root stuck, I used rom manager to install a custom recovery.

You can't get rid of Knox in the bootloader

Posted via Android Central App
I also used this method with success.
I have not flashed another ROM but I did use Titanium Back up to freeze anything having to do with Knox.
 
Try this link

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2538991

Cf-auto root. Worked for me. Before you open su update it from the pay store. When I first opened super user, it have me an option to disable Knox, only the application side. And root stuck, I used rom manager to install a custom recovery.

You can't get rid of Knox in the bootloader

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Does the cf autorook work on a stock s3 with ota 4.3 update? (phone has never been rooted)

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