Download Stock ROMs from Shipped-ROMs

Maybe you upgraded your mobile device to a Custom ROM and suddenly don’t like the Custom ROM and want to revert to the original Stock ROM your device came with or messed up your device during a rooting or flashing process and want to go back to your device’s original Stock ROM and now you are searching the whole internet for where to download Stock ROMs for your device be it Android, Blackberry or even Windows phones.

With Stock ROMs you can unroot your device and remove the ClockworkMod Recovery and SuperUser Binary you installed. You can even claim your device warranty rights with a Stock ROM installed on it even after long use of Custom ROMs on it in case of damage.

Stock ROMs or Shipped ROMs as commonly called will simply revert your phone back to how it was when it was “Shipped” from the manufacturer. Downloading and installing a Stock ROM on your phone will format your phone completely, making everything new the way a new phone will come. So ensure to backup everything you will want to keep like contacts, pictures, videos, audios, notes, apps etc.

Where can I download Stock ROMs for my phone?

If you are looking for a place to download Stock ROMs for Android, Blackberry or even Windows Phone then visit Shipped-ROMs and select your device from the categories. You can simply locate and download the right Stock ROM for your device on the list.

Click here to download Stock ROMs for Blackberry

Click here to download Stock ROMs for Android

Click here to download Stock ROMs for Windows Phone

How to install a Stock ROM on a phone

After downloading the right Stock ROM for your device, Different phone models have different methods of restoring to its Stock ROMs, Samsung phones firmware files are flashed through tool called Odin. Sony has their flashtool to flash firmware. Similarly HTC has RUU wizard namely Rom Update Utility.

For HTC Android phone it is a bit simpler, simply connect your device via a USB to your PC and run the RUU exe file and wait for your device to complete the installation. Reboot your device to its original Stock ROM.

If you have difficulties deciding which Stock ROM will best suit your device, drop the name and model of you device for me via the comments so I can help you locate it on the list.

Disclaimer:

The Procedure described in this article is risky & can cause damage to your device. You should not try to attempt this if you are not aware of these things. Please follow this guide completely at your own risk. If any damage happened to your device while following this tutorial, we should not be held responsible for it.