Can i remove any software updates..?!

Hi guys,, My phone is asha 303....
Iam asking about if i can remove any software updates installed in my phone (i mean make it like i bought it)??
*does if i Restored factore setting from my phone, is that will remove any software updates from my phone??
*is there other ways to do that??
*if i can do this (Remove updates) is there any effects on my mobile?? how??

Moron wrote:
Is there any differences between phone language while installing software updates.
With your Nokia 303, no.
Moron wrote:
Is the language affect on software update quality, like english is best or any other languages?
Not applicable as per answer above. Everything depends on your Nokia Product Code.
Moron wrote:
Is there any languages will be removed after updates?
If that happens, something more severe is wrong right now, like a Nokia Product Code mismatch of the hardware/software. That is unnormal, therefore, loosing languages is not normal either. Just check the 7-letter code of the label of your phone, whether it matches the one displayed in the Nokia Software Recovery Tool. If they match, you are not going to loose languages.
Moron wrote:
Apps comes with phone will be delleted like (Social app) or (Nokia chat app) …
You should ask in that thread which matches your target firmware version and model number. Then, somebody with your phone can answer that question directly:
A) 14.87 …
B) 14.76 …
Moron wrote:
Is there any unexpected deletion instead of contacts and pictures and calendars and …
You should make a backup with the PC Suite, the Nokia Suite and via the Menu » Settings » Sync and Backup » Create Backup (microSD required). Then, you can choose which backup worked best.

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