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Getting Back your Custom ROM to be Original ROM

After the excitement of installing a new custom ROM, you might want to roll back to the original one that came pre-installed on your device. Reasons for this might be that you just don’t get on with any custom ROMs , or perhaps you want to sell the device as it was when it was new.

Restoring from Backup
An easy way to go back to stock ROM is by restoring from the backup you made when you first rooted. Boot into recovery either from within your ROM , or by holding down the volume when you boot the phone.

Wipe Old Rom
Before installing any new ROMs its very important to totally wipe everything on the device, except the SDcard. This is done from within ClockworkMod by clicking ‘Factory Restore’ and also from within Advanced ‘Wipe Dalvik Cache

Restore Stock ROM
Once you are in recovery navigate to ‘Backup and Restore’ and then ‘Restore’. You should then see a list of your backups by date. Choose the one that corresponds to your standard ROM and then click on it. The device will then be restored to exactly the same state as when you made the backup

Find Stock ROMs

Ok, so what if you didn’t make a backup of your stock ROM? Luckily there are stock ROMs available online to flash in the same way as you would a custom one. First off, navigate to XDA and choose your device from the list You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. ,needrom.com ,samsung-firmware.org , sammobile.org .....etc

Choose ROM

Once you have found your device enter the relevant ‘Android Development’ section. Quite often stock ROMs are stickied to the top, or from within a ‘newbies’ guide, if not , then do a search. You are likely to have a choice of rooted or unrooted stock ROMS.

Download ROM

Once you have chosen your ROM, copy it to your Sdcard by mounting the SD on your computer and dragging the zip across. Unmount the card and then reboot into recovery mode. Then make sure to do a factory reset and wipe Dalvik.

Install Stock ROM

Next up, just choose ‘install zip from Sdcard’ and then ‘Choose zip from Sdcard’ and then choose the zip file from the card. Click on it, then choose yet. The ROM will then install in the same way as a custom ROM.

Back to Square One
Once the ROM has installed, reboot and you should see the device as it was when you got it. If you chose a non-rooted ROM, then obviously you will have lost root permissions , and will need to re-root if you want it back.

Installing from RUU(ROM Update Utility)
If there is no stock ROM available for your device , you can also try getting a RUU for it direct from the manufacturers website, or elsewhere on the web. This is a executable file you run on your computer rather than on the phone to install a ROM.

Run RUU
Nearly all RUUs are not rooted and some may not support a custom bootloader if you installed one on your phone. Each manufacturers update process is different, but most involve double clicking the RUU with the phone plugged in and following the instructions.


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Parang mas delikado pa rin kapag magku-custom ROM. Nangyari na sa myphone ko dati, ayun, pagkapunta sa CWM, may error na lumabas. Di raw mahanap yung /system basta ganun, at ayun na. Nung inospital ko, ayaw na maflash ulit ng Stock ROM. Tapos ayun, nasira ang EMMC. Hahayst.

For now, non-removable gamit kong device at 'di ko na binalak lagyan ng Custom ROM mula ng masiraan ako ng phone. Hahaha.

Speaking of Stock ROM, kapag paulit-ulit na ginagawa na magflash ng Custom ROM tapos irerefresh mo ulit gamit Stock ROM. Nakakasira raw talaga ng EMMC yun.
 
Parang mas delikado pa rin kapag magku-custom ROM. Nangyari na sa myphone ko dati, ayun, pagkapunta sa CWM, may error na lumabas. Di raw mahanap yung /system basta ganun, at ayun na. Nung inospital ko, ayaw na maflash ulit ng Stock ROM. Tapos ayun, nasira ang EMMC. Hahayst.

For now, non-removable gamit kong device at 'di ko na binalak lagyan ng Custom ROM mula ng masiraan ako ng phone. Hahaha.

Speaking of Stock ROM, kapag paulit-ulit na ginagawa na magflash ng Custom ROM tapos irerefresh mo ulit gamit Stock ROM. Nakakasira raw talaga ng EMMC yun.

Oo,kaya ayaw ko magcustom kasi ung isa kong Phone tina-try ko sa SPFT ayaw nag-bago daw ung EMMC naging NAND

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Oo,kaya ayaw ko magcustom kasi ung isa kong Phone tina-try ko sa SPFT ayaw nag-bago daw ung EMMC naging NAND

S_BROM_ERROR
Storage Not Match

Ganyan nga. Wasak ang cellphone kapag ganyan. Hahaha.

Mas maganda mismo kung yung Custom ROM ehh, ginawa para sa device na gamit mo mismo. Hindi lang yung supported ng kung anong chipset nung phone.
 
Kapag Custom ROM hindi siguradong complete yun kasi minodified lang ehh

Dati akong modder nung panahon pa ng Samsung Galaxy Pocket at Young.

Paborito ko talaga yung sa Pocket nun kasi lahat halos pwede mo kalikutin. Hahaha. Nakakamiss lang. Parang ikaw na mismo nagdesign ng buong theme para sa phone mo ^^
 
Sakin totally wla na hahah.pero readable pa sa PC..Hirap pag experimentuhan ung mp rio haha.

Hahaha. Saken Agua Hail yun ehh. Naging friend ko pa Admin nung FB Group na maker din ng ROM. Pag ganun siguro, benta mo na lang ng 100-300 php ata. Kakalakalin na lang ng nabentahan mo yung mga parts ^^
 
Hahaha. Saken Agua Hail yun ehh. Naging friend ko pa Admin nung FB Group na maker din ng ROM. Pag ganun siguro, benta mo na lang ng 100-300 php ata. Kakalakalin na lang ng nabentahan mo yung mga parts ^^
Mukang ganun na nga..Hahahah Kalakal Ang labas..
 
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