How to Go Back to Stock ROM From a Custom ROM on Motorola
In this guide, we will show you the steps to go back to stock ROM from a custom ROM on your Motorola device. After doing excessive research as to which Motorola devices are the most active players in the custom development, I narrowed down the result to Moto G54 5G [cancauf] and Moto Edge 30 [dubai]. Among them, I got my hands on the former and started doing the tweaks right away.
After unlocking its bootloader , I flashed a custom ROM and tested out its features. Then it was time to go back to stock and flash a new ROM. While I haven’t got my hands on a Moto device for ages, I still had an idea or two that the Lenovo Rescue and Smart Assistant Tool is usually used for flashing stock firmware. Unfortunately, I couldn’t be more wrong.
When I tried flashing the firmware via that tool, I was straightaway greeted with the “Software fix has detected that your device already has the latest firmware version” error. So I did some further research on this topic and found out another method through which you can go back to stock ROM from a custom one on your Motorola device. So without any further ado, let’s show you how this could be done.
How to Go Back to Stock ROM From a Custom ROM on Motorola
Before starting, please take a complete device backup. Droidwin and its members wouldn’t be held responsible in case of a thermonuclear war, your alarm doesn’t wake you up, or if anything happens to your device and data by performing the below steps.
Benefit: Does the job quite well and doesn't require much technical knowledge. A few clicks and that is it.
Drawback: A third-party tool from a relatively unknown developer. So there's always a risk factor involved.
- Head over to Settings > About Phone > Tap on Build Number 7 times.
- Then go to Settings > System > Developer Options > Enable USB Debugging.
- Now download and extract Android SDK Platform Tools on your PC.
- Then open Command Prompt inside that folder and type in: adb reboot bootloader
- This will boot your device to Fastboot Mode. Now type in the below command: fastboot devices
- If you do not get any serial ID, then install Fastboot Drivers .
- Then download and extract the Tiny Fastboot Script on your PC.
- Now download the stock firmware for your device from the Downloads section above.
- Then extract it inside the Tiny Fastboot Tool folder [compulsory].
- Now launch the script via the flash-all.bat. Type 1 [Latest Motorola Drivers, Default] and hit Enter.
- Then type 5 [Flash Full Firmware and Factory Reset] and hit Enter.
- Go through the warning and hit Enter.
- The flashing will now start and take a few minutes. Once done, you’ll be notified of the same.
- You may now close the tool and boot the device to the OS.
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