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[Q] Go back from Rogers GB to ATT Froyo

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dcardozo	28th February 2012, 12:01 PM #1
Junior Member - OP Thanks Meter 3 Posts: 29 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Montevideo More Info >	[Q] Go back from Rogers GB to ATT Froyo I updated from ATT firmware to Rogers V20C. I don't like the update since it doesn't support Spanish, that I need to use for my wife. Also, I wasn't able to make the FM radio work. I want to go back to ATT original firmware I tried 'Recovery Phone' in the LGMobile Support tool, but it tells me that this model can't be updated. How can I go back to the original firmware?
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