Unrooting Phone

Are you the same person who posted here: http://androidforums.com/premia-4g-all-things-root/871261-phone-charging-problem.html? The descriptions of the problems seem very similar.

Personally I doubt it's root that's the problem. Have you tried just pulling the battery out for a few minutes to make sure the silicon is fully discharged? Or the factory reset (though that obviously wipes all data from the phone). And indeed have you tried a different battery?

I don't know this handset, but usually unrooting involves flashing a set of official software. I'd be wary of doing this until I knew the phone was stable in the mode used to do this, as it shutting down part way through would not be good.

 

The problem is that the Huawei has some feature that when its battery charge is low and it is connected to a power source for charging it, it blinks a red light apparently until the charge is sufficient and then it starts the booting process. It can't be overridden or stopped to allow a charge to build up.

The boot is cycling between the phone OS, which finished the bootupscreen, shows the phone user lock interface, and then powers out or crashes.

The red light blinks again until power builds up, and then it boots up the recovery mode (ShabbyPenguin) interface, keeping the display on. Apparently this winds down the charge until that shuts down, and results in a blinking red light.

The battery is never building up charge probably because of this continued cycling with the recovery mode display never being turned off. If I eliminate the recovery mode with its continually turned on display, I might see the battery build up sufficient charge.

Even then, it appears that the phone OS is still crashing after its boot. Restoring the original ROM might fix that.

But it seems I cannot restore it through the phone but rather a USB connection to the computer and using ADB. My problem is that I don't have either a script or command that will flash to original ROM. I am not even sure if the ROM stored somewhere to the internal SD by the rooting system.

The phone battery is a new replacement only a few months old, so running out to buy another battery is not high on my list. I think I'd just rather buy a new cheap phone if I need to get service back. Thanks anyway