Shockridge
Lurker
So, earlier today, i foolishly tried to root my android phone. All was good, up to the point where i wanted to un-root my phone, afraid it might break. There was an alert notification popping up in my notifications bar about resetting to fix something the root had done. I attempted to restart my phone. Doing this, as usual, booted up the phone, displayed the name of the phone, the colorful Samsung logo, and then the name of my carrier, T-Mobile. However, the T-Mobile display froze in place, and did not switch over to the lock screen. My phone constantly vibrates, as though a new notification keeps coming up, but it does that for however long the phone is still on, and in few second intervals. i have already attempted the "Hold volume key, power, and home button" thing, which sent me into "Odin Mode". I have tried to both download a new OS, which takes a along time not to do anything, as well as restart my phone. However, nothing has changed. I have been relatively picky about waiting for the OS to download, but i would like some guidance as to how long it should take, how long i should be expected to take, and lastly, if there is any other possible way to fix my phone. And yes, I do realize that the rooting does remove the warranty from my phone, and that i probably made a huge mistake. Regardless, PLEASE HELP!!!