The firmware version number may be found under “Baseband version.” To ensure that the proper firmware is installed, navigate to Settings –> About Phone –> Software Information.
When your device eventually boots up, you should be running the firmware you want. Don’t be concerned if your gadget takes some time to reboot. The flashing procedure will commence and will last around 10–12 minutes. When you’re ready, click the “Start” button at the bottom of the Odin program. Check to see if all four files have been loaded and that checkmarks show next to each button. This method does not require or require the use of the USERDATA button. Make careful you choose the HOME CSC file rather than the CSC file. Select the HOME CSC file from your extracted firmware folder by clicking the ‘CSC’ button. Select the CP file from your extracted firmware folder by clicking the ‘CP’ button.
Then, in Odin, click the ‘AP’ button and choose the AP file from your extracted firmware folder. Click the ‘BL’ button, then go to the file that begins with “BL” in your extracted firmware folder. More information regarding the peculiarities of entering Download Mode on various devices may be found here. To access Download Mode on newer Galaxy phones without a home button, use the Volume Down + Bixby + Power button combination (Volume Down + Bixby + Power). At this point, you may use the USB data cord to connect the phone to your PC. Simply run a Google search for “Galaxy S3 download mode” to obtain the correct key combination for your device. Some vintage gadgets have a unique button combination.
To enter Download Mode when the device is switched off, tap Power + Volume Down + Home. Step 5: Put your phone on the download mode and connect it to your computer To start Odin, extract the ZIP file containing the newest version and run the EXE file included within it. To begin, download the most recent version of Odin. The Odin program is only compatible with Windows, so make sure you have a PC available.
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