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[atxgurl]

Can someone please list the process for doing a full restore on a non fastboot leak like 211?

I simply want to take my device back to stock 211 leak.

I am on 211, made some changes and now want to go to back to stock 211.

[etrorteepe]

What changes did you make? I could list off everything but it might not be necessary.

[JungleKing76]

You would have to start over by flashing 181 fastboot, then flash 211 zip all over.

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[desireaftergod]

What happens if you do a factory reset?

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[tucstwo]

A factory reset should clear out anything that was done to the system and you should be on a fresh install of .211. If you are asking if you can go back to factory stock as in 6.14.744, that's not doable at the moment if you are on one of the newer leaks.

[atxgurl]

You would have to start over by flashing 181 fastboot, then flash 211 zip all over.

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Would you mind listing the steps? Do I need to use Unstuck during the process?

[atxgurl]

A factory reset should clear out anything that was done to the system and you should be on a fresh install of .211. If you are asking if you can go back to factory stock as in 6.14.744, that's not doable at the moment if you are on one of the newer leaks.

I was under the impression factory reset won't change anything you did to the system. Is that not correct?

[EmericanX]

Here is the all the instructions you may need. I've helped a few through this process so decided to make a thread about it. Hope it helps!

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[EmericanX]

I was under the impression factory reset won't change anything you did to the system. Is that not correct?

Btw... this is correct! A factory restore essentially is a data/cache wipe. It will not fix issues with the /system partition.

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[atxgurl]

Here is the all the instructions you may need. I've helped a few through this process so decided to make a thread about it. Hope it helps!

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Btw... this is correct! A factory restore essentially is a data/cache wipe. It will not fix issues with the /system partition.

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Thank you very much!!!

[tucstwo]

I was under the impression factory reset won't change anything you did to the system. Is that not correct?

Right, what I meant is factory reset doesn't change the system version to the factory version. All it does is erase the data. I guess I worded that kinda weird.

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