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This question already has an answer here: Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device?   2 answers Okay so i rooted my Samsung Galaxy Express to jelly bean 4.2.2 using the method below. but i cant access Samsung kies because it doesn't recognize rooted phones. So i was wondering if there was any way to keep the rooted features but go back to the stock rom? And if there is how do i do it and where do i get the file from? Here are the steps I took to upgrade my phone: Flash Clockwork Recovery Download Express OUDHS CWM.exe. Turn off the phone Press and hold volume down and power to enter download mode (if this doesn’t work, press and hold volume down, power and home key) Connect your phone to your computer via USB Window ID: COM should be highlighted in yellow, this means your phone was properly detected Press start and wait for installation Disconnect your phone, recovery is now installed Install SuperSU Download SuperSU v1.25 Con...

How to   root   HTC   Explorer? HTC Explorer is absolutely a beautiful gadget from HTC, with it’s 3.2-inch touchscreen display with 320×480  pixels  resolution. Running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread, you know how awesome the  apps  would be. The phone comes with a 3.15MP rear camera, which can capture candid photos. Yet, it lacks a front-camera for video calling. But this can record videos at 480p. This stylish phone supports all connectivity options including  Wi -Fi, Bluetooth, 3G Network and USB 2.0.  Built with a 600MHz Qualcomm processor and 512MB RAM, could be better. HTC Explorer comes with a 90MB internal storage and external memory support  upto  32GB. If you  Root HTC Explorer , you can enjoy a wide range of functions and features on your phone. You can install the custom root-only apps on your phone and customize it to the fullest. So, here’s how to  root HTC Explorer  and Install Custom Recovery on i...

Those who own the Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 can now enjoy the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS on their own devices as the nightly built of CM10.1 custom ROM has been made available by those of xda-developers. Today, by using the following step by step guide, I will try to show you which is the easiest method that can be used when trying to flash a custom firmware on your device. This means that by completing this tutorial, you can manually update your Galaxy Ace to JB 4.2.2 by installing the CM10.1 software on your phone. Since there will not be any official Jelly Bean updates released for the Galaxy Ace due hardware limitations, the custom ROMs are the only way in which you can power up, customize and optimize the performances of your device. As you know, there are many custom platforms available for your smartphone, so before heading to the flashing operation which is explained below, check out our “ update Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 ” section. Now, the CM10.1 system is based o...