I'm stuck on FRP screen. I'm trying to root the phone as it is. So can anyone give me a link to a stock s7edge 8.0 rom? At&t if that matters
I use this tool for very fast downloading the original stockroms from Samsung servers https://samfirmtool.com/samfirm-v0-4-1
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Hey. I have an AT&T Galaxy S4 and I rooted it a while back. When I rooted it, it was on the MDL firmware. Eventually, I wanted to return to stock, so I used Odin to flash the MF3 firmware on it, little did I know, AT&T made it nearly impossible to root with this new firmware. Now, the phone is working running the stock firmware, but I get some weird bugs and also the Samsung Custom splash screen still shows up when I boot it up and not the Galaxy S4 splash screen. Is there any way to fix this? Would using that tedious new way to root the MF3 firmware help at all?
I have a Samsung Galaxy S III Verizon (model: SCH-I535) and its currently updated to its latest firmware, I was trying to downgrade/ root it but it wont work it keeps failing on Odin. My purpose was my main question, is it possible that I could flash a stock SGH T999 firmware on my phone? I would be really grateful if someone showed me a step by step process on how this could be done.
And recently I cant do anything with my phone but officially upgrade it. I think when i upgraded its firmware the security suddenly got tighter, can someone help me about this?
My plan was suppose to be (knowing that 4.3 and the latest firmware on my Verizon prevented me from doing anything): to downgrade to a lower firmware version, then flash the T-Mobile stock firmware.
Hi, my name is Andrew.
I bought a phone yesterday(S6 edge G925F) it was rooted with 5.0.2 android, I wanted to flash stock 5.1.1 to it. I flashed this firmware "G925FXXU2COH2_G925FOXA2COH2_XEU", my phone is stuck at the Galaxy S6 edge screen. I tried reflashing another firmware "G925FXXU2BOFJ" without any luck. I can boot into recovery or download mode. My friend told me that i screwed up the bootloader. Is there any way it can be fixed ? I don't have warranty.
Hi,
You've already been helped here... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=62886876#post62886876
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Hello there, i just purchased a second hand At & t network unlocked galaxy s6 and want to root and install custom rom like noble rom etc in it because i am tired of At & t bloatware. so i want to know that how i can install it? is there any issues of bootloader locked etc? currently i am on lollipop 5.1.1 and software is up to date.... in odin menu it says
system status: custom
Reactivation lock: Off
knox warranty: 0 (0*0000)
I want a summarized instructions which i couldn't find anywhere else... so posted here.. urgent help is much appreciated
AFAIK, the AT&T variant (920A) has a locked bootloader and therefore you cannot install a custom recovery image (like TWRP) to traditionally install custom ROMs. You may be able to install a ROM via Flashfire once you root via Pingpong, as folks in the Xstre ROM thread have reported they could indeed install that ROM (provided you're already on MM and have the MM bootloader/radio on the phone). I actually just returned a 920A for a 920I for this exact reason.
You may also find success in the "Samsung Debloater" tool, search for that - I used this on an AT&T Note 4 about a year ago and it worked well to disable the carrier bloat.
Hey, I've been searching for a custom rom for my device, the Samsung Galaxy J7 Refine (Boost Mobile), and I came to no results. My phone doesn't even have a OS installed, making it rather useless unless I find a ROM. Any help is appreciated. I'm really new to this custom rom thing.
Things I know:
Running TWRP Version 3.2.3-0
When attempting to flash a ROM that was intended for the j7elte (ik, really dumb) it came up with the result of:
E3004: This package is for device: j7elte; this device is jackpotlte.
TL;DR:
Looking for a custom rom for my Samsung Galaxy J7 Refine (Boost Mobile).
Update:
I managed to look up the IMEI on samfw and I got the result of Samsung J7 Top. So I downloaded the firmware for my device and I flashed it using ODIN. I'm honestly confused why I got that result but I'm glad my phone isn't bricked. I noticed that when I flashed the firmware using ODIN, TWRP was gone from my phone, so that's nice to know.