How do I get my phone back to normal after rooting?

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For a quick refresher, here are the steps:

Find a stock ROM for your phone.
Download the ROM to your phone.
Back up all your data.
Boot into recovery.
Select Wipe to factory reset your phone.
From the recovery home screen, select Install and navigate your way to the stock ROM you downloaded.

Why is my phone not booting?

Pull the Battery (if possible) For almost any issue where an Android device won’t start, I always suggest to pull the battery (if it’s removable) first and leave it out for about 20 seconds. Reinstall the battery and see if the issue persists.

Why my phone is not opening after reboot?

Pull the Battery or Long-Press the Power Button If the device is completely frozen, your device may be powered and running but the device refuses to start as the OS is frozen and fails to respond when the power button is pressed. In this case, you can do a “hard reset”or a “Power Cycle”, to fix these types fo freezes.

Is it possible to Unroot a rooted phone?

Any Phone that has only been rooted: If all you’ve done is root your phone, and stuck with your phone’s default version of Android, unrooting should (hopefully) be easy. You can unroot your phone using an option in the SuperSU app, which will remove root and replace Android’s stock recovery.

How do I force an Android phone to start?

Perform a forced restart If the standard restart doesn’t help, simultaneously press and hold the power and volume down keys for more than seven seconds. This will force your phone to restart.

What are the disadvantages of rooting an Android phone?

What are the disadvantages of rooting?

Rooting can go wrong and turn your phone into a useless brick. Thoroughly research how to root your phone.
You will void your warranty.
Your phone is more vulnerable to malware and hacking.
Some rooting apps are malicious.
You might lose access to high security apps.