Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) To undo the wiring of something.
WordNet
v. undo the wiring of [ant: wire]
Usage examples of "unwire".
She could hardly take her eyes off the money as he casually unwired her broken glove compartment, placed the bills inside, and wired it back up.
Calligarry, but not until he had, with perfunctory apologies, unwired me from the polygraph and turned off the dazzling interrogation lamps.
An unwired traveler could make five or six jumps in a lifetime without losing more than a few isolated dates and names.
An unwired keyboarder would slow her down, anyway, leave too plain a trail for corporate security to follow.
And, unwired as he was, it could only be nerves and raw determination that were holding him together.
Morgot handed him another, then took a pair of wood-handled pliers and began unwiring the chain that tied the donkeys.
He makes his way back to Hangar S, and they start taking the suit off and unwiring him.