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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...

First of all, I'd like to thank  chlinkchlink  for finding out about some rooting instructions on XDA.cn. It has been a pain in the nuts to root this thing but it seems like the chinese folks over there were able to crack it. I am not the author of the script, I'm just putting all this together for everyone to enjoy. Also, thanks to the people of XDA.cn for their work. I know GingerBreak works on some roms, but recent firmware versions have been fixed to not work with GingerBreak, one example is the Bell Canada firmware variant. So far this method works on: Stock European ROMs (tested by  sammyke007 ) Bell Canada ROMs (tested by me) Asian ROMs (tested by XDA.cn) T-Mobile  ROMs (tested by  Tera Tike ) Requirements: A Wildfire S with unlocked bootloader or S-OFF. If your bootloader is still locked, head to  HTCDev.com  to unlock it. A PG76IMG.zip file (custom recovery UI). Attached to this post you will find a custom UI by XDA.cn. Altern...