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ZTE Concord (rooted) multiple problems wifi, apps, etc..

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Okay let's get this straight I am a completee noob (not really). I got a free phone, the zte concord 0768 from an aunt that wasn't using it or nothing so the service as turned off and everything. So I decided to root the darn thing and it worked! I got a installed busybox, superuser, pimp my rom, rom toolbox the works. I tweaked my whole system and everything ran smoothly till I used pimp my rom and things suddenly went down hill. After watching this video on the best tweaks on youtube www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj8EA7G6fR0 my wifi got stuck in some infinite turning on loop and all my games and apps just forced closed. I also used the rom tool box so that every time I would download they would go straight to my sd card. now being the toal idiot that I am I installed astro on there so it would go to sd cardf and also got rid of my system app file explorer in the process. While on that topic I also removed my contacts storage by accident and now google wont sync... Oh and another thing I thought I would fix my whole problem by factory ressetting it but you huys no how that goess.... HEEELLLPPP!!!!!!!!
 
The phone is worth about $50. Other than as an exercise in learning how to fix cellphones, it really doesn't pay to waste a week or two to save $50. $50/week is WAY under minimum wage. (Even without tips, waitresses make more than that.)

Next time ask first. Or find a local independent cellphone store and trade helping out in the store for phone fixing lessons.
 
is there any possibly way to unroot my phone and return it to stock in a simplified manner of course as I am a noob at this stuff lol:D:rolleyes::confused:
 
Simple? Playing Beethoven is simple to a master musician. To me it's not even in the realm of "if I could have anything I wish". You could uninstall Busybox, Superuser and any apps that require root, then hope you get a salesdroid that thinks he knows what "phone" means and replaces the phone for you. (If that works, buy a lottery ticket - you can't lose.)
 
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