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Every time I reinstall the rom stock and install TWRP via odin, this message appears
"Verification failed
It is not possible to reset the unit. Health check failed. You need to reset the machine to the factory default settings. This will erase all your data "
When I re-install the ROM stock I can normally access the device (without root permission). How to get root permissions?
* Twrp-3.1.1-2-dreamlte.img latest version
* Magisk-v13.3 latest version
* No-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1 latest version
* Odin3_v3.12.7 latest version
As I see it, you are not pressing the correct key combination after flashing TWRP recovery via ODIN ( Up arrow+Bixby button+Power)
Follow the instructions here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbFDv8Ii7PM
Either that or you have a snapdragon s8 with a locked bootloader haha
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Please help.
I tried to root my phone using the app kingo root,
After the root process showed as successful my phone proceeded to reboot only it is stuck on the boot screen and dosnt move on any further.
By holding the up volome key, the home key and the power key i get up the following screen.
Android System Recovery <3e>
LRX2IT.G900FXXU1POG7
Reboot System now
Apply update from ADB
Apply update from external storage
Apply update from cache
Wipe data/factory reset
Wipe cache partition
Reboot to bootloader
power down
view recovery logs
Enable cp logging
Disable cp logging
I have no idea what to do or how to fix this as i am a complete novice when it comes to Android,
Can someone please help me??
Go to sammobile .com firmware section
Enter your model S5
Select your region from the dropdown
Download a stock ROM (Free account needed)
Flash with ODIN
Instructions and links to ODIN under the download
Next time, come to XDA to learn how to root, instead of afterwards when you've already bricked it
Thanks for your quick reply and in the process of downloading firmware now and have just installed odin,
Yep your right mate i should have done bit more research before jumping into rooting it
For rooting
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2696537
3rd post has the links
The one linked for the G900F works for Lollipop (Same one I use each new ROM update)
Hello Friends, I just upgraded my Zenfone 3 ze520kl to Nougat, but i prefer Marshmallow i try from recovery mode to flash Marshmallow, it shows error and the installation aborted. Can any one help . Thanks.
What error does it show?
Error with some numbers follows by 'install aborted'. I unable remember the error numbers. I did three times all the time with same remark.Thanks.
That's not very helpful. Can you try it again and tell us exactly what it says?
Hi,
I downgraded a few days ago, here's an overview of the steps.
WARNING, this requires a factory reset so you will lose the data on the phone, so make sure you have backups before you proceed. You do this at your own risk and I am not responsible for any damages.
I assume you have adb / drivers all configured and know to how use them.
1) download firmware file http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/ZenFone/ZE520KL/UL-ASUS_Z017D_1-WW-13.20.10.152-user.zip and save to SD card / insert card in phone.
2) download recovery and boot img files for Z017D_WW_13.20.10.152
- https://mega.nz/#F!ok0V0RIA!5WKtHe98opzjVI3NPbM7Ww
- under the folder Z017D_WW_13.20.10.152
3) Go to fastboot mode (power + vol up)
- flash recovery.img (command: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img)
- flash boot.img (command: fastboot flash boot boot.img)
4) reboot to recovery (power + vol down)
5) install update form micro sd card.
set the file UL-ASUS_Z017D_1-WW-13.20.10.152-user.zip that you saved earlier
6) wipe cache
7) factory reset
If you don't do a factory reset and reboot, Android pretty much crashes on multiple processes on start up, it is unusable.
Regards,
TK
Credit goes to https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-3/help/guide-how-to-root-zenfone-3-ze552kl-t3471524 for laying the foundation.
Warning- No file-contexts. This package is for "ww-phone" devices, this is a E:error in /side load/ package.zip (status 7) Installation aborted.
Same thing happened to me as well. I just went ahead to flash the RAW file (http://www.asus-zenfone.com/2016/12/asus-zenfone-3-raw-firmware-and-asus.html) and updated the software to the latest marshmallow update, followed by a factory reset.
If we Downgrade
Then we get update in future yes or no??
Sorry for bad English??
Yes.
Hi, thanks for the help. Please answer this:
Do I need to use Recovery and Boot.img the same version of ROM? Why?
Why do I need to install Boot.img?
●BRIEF INTRODUCTION :-
•Here Is All In One Guide For Various Flashing Processes For Samsung Galaxy Devices Using Windows PC
•Official Stock Firmware flashing Including Upgrading And Downgrading Firmwares Using Samsung Odin
Note :-
*Downgrading Of Stock Firmware Is Neither Officially Supported By Samsung Nor By Xda Community.
*Do It At Your Own Risk.
•Emergency Software Recovery Using Samsung SmartSwtich
•TWRP-Custom Recovery Flashing Using Samsung Odin
•CF-Autoroot-Root Tool Flashing Using Samsung Odin
●WHO SHOULD USE THE GUIDES :-
•Users Who Want To Manually Upgrade Their firmware to Higher Android Version OR Users Who want to Manually Downgrade Their firmware to Lower Android Version
•Users Who are facing Various DM-Verity/SW-Check Fail/Custom Binary Blocked by FRP/Bootloops Due to Flashing Wrong Custom Roms Or Mods Or Fixes etc. Hence Unfortunately Have to Flash Stock Official Firmware
•Users Who want to Install TWRP-Custom-Recovery
•Users Who want to Root their devices using CF-Autoroot-Root Tool
●REQUIREMENTS :-
•Samsung Device with OEM Unlocking And USB
Debugging Options Enabled from Developers Options
Note :-
To enable Developers Option Follow The Steps Below
*Go to Settings/About Device
*Press On Build Number For 6-7 Times until you see Developers Options Enabled Popup
*You will be able see Developers Options In Settings
*Go To Settings/ Find Developers Options Mostly At The End
•Device Should Be Charged upto 60-70% as Flashing Process May Sometimes Lengthens according to various Devices/Firmware Sizes As Well As Internet Connection Speed in case of SmartSwitch As It Uses Data For Downloading/Updating Firmwares Online
•Original Samsung OEM Usb Cable As Other Cables Would sometimes Give Device Not Recognized or Flashing Interrupted or Flashing Stuck At Certain Points like Errors
•Windows PC With Samsung Usb Drivers Installed According To your Device Model Number
LINK For Samsung Usb Drivers Download:-
https://androidmtk.com/download-samsung-usb-drivers
•Latest Samsung's Odin Tool For Windows PC
Note :-
*Extract Odin.rar Or Odin.zip to Specific Folder to get Odin.exe File
LINK For Samsung Odin Download:-
http://www.droidviews.com/download-odin-tool-for-samsung-galaxy-devices-all-versions/
• Samsung's Official SmartSwitch Tool For Windows PC
LINK For Samsung SmartSwitch Download:-
http://samsungsmartswitch.org/
Note :-
*If You want to use Odin Then install Odin Only on PC Or If You want to use SmartSwitch then install SmartSwitch Only On PC
*Simultaneous Appearance of Both Tools On PC will Sometimes May probably give Error while Flashing Firmwares through Odin
•Samsung Stock Official Firmware for Your Device Model Number/Country/CSC
LINKS For Samsung Official Stock Firmware Download:-
1)https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/
2)http://samsung-updates.com/device/
3)http://updato.com/firmware-archive-select-model
4)https://androidmtk.com/download-samsung-stock-rom
Note :-
*The Downloaded Firmware should be Latest According to availability for Your Country
Since Some Courtiers Got Official 7.0 Nougat While Some Are Still Stucked At 6.0.1 Marshmallow Yet
*As well As Firmware should be accurate for Your Device Model Number/Country/CSC to avoid Further Flashing Errors Through Odin
•Trick of booting your Samsung Device into Download Mode using Hardware Key Configuration
Note :-
Follow Below Steps To Boot Your Device Into Download Mode
*Power Off your device
*Press Volume Down+Home+Power Buttons Simultaneously Untill You See Download Mode Window
*Press Volume Up Key To Continue To Download Mode
●CAUTION :-
No One Here Within XDA Community Including Me Will Ever Be Responsible For Bricked Devices
So Kindly Try Any Of Following Guide At Your Own Risk
●SAMSUNG ODIN FLASHING GUIDE TO FLASH STOCK OFFICIAL FIRMWARES ON SAMSUNG DEVICES FOR COMPLETE STOCK/UNROOTED EXPERIENCE
●IMPORTANT NOTE :-
This Guide Can Be Used For Both Upgrading And Downgrading Of Stock Official Firmwares
Only Precaution Should Be Taken Is That In Case Of Upgrading Firmware Kindly Choose Latest Dated Higher Version Of Android OS While In Case Of Downgrading Firmware Kindly Choose Latest Dated Lower Version Android OS Available For Your Device/Country/CSC
●INSTRUCTIONS :-
•As Per Requirements I assume You have
*Enabled OEM Unlocking And USB Debugging Options From Developers Options
*Downloaded/Installed Latest Samsung Usb Drivers For Your Device on PC
*Downloaded/Extracted/Installed Samsung Odin On Your PC
*Downloaded/Extracted Latest Official Stock Firmware For Your Model Number/Country/CSC
•Run Odin.exe as Administrator
•You Will See Odin Window with Various TABS like BL/AP/CP/CSC/UMS As Well As Certain Odin Options like Auto Reboot/F-Reset Time/Re-Partion/PIT File Add etc.
•Extract the Downloaded Stock Official Firmware in Specific Folder And You will get ***.tar.md5 like file of Stock Firmware in Specific Extracted Folder
•Add the Extracted ***.tar.md5 Firmware File in AP TAB of Odin
Note :-
*It will take Some Time to Add Firmware file into Odin According To Firmware Size
*So Keep Some Patience And Let Odin Ready For Flashing Process
•Be sure in Odin Options Only Auto-Reboot/F-Reset Time options are Ticked
•DON'T SELECT Re-Partion Or PIT File Add Options Unless Your Facing Null/Generic IMEI Or Baseband Unknown Related issues only
Note :-
*You Will Need to Download PIT files for Your Specific Device Model Numbers For Re-Partion of Partion Table In Case Of Null/Generic IMEI Or Baseband Unknown Issues
•Boot Your device into Download Mode Connect To PC using Original OEM Samsung Usb Cable Into Main Usb Port Of PC
Note :-
*Secondary Usb Hubs Sometimes May Produces error Of Device Not Recognized etc.
•Allow PC to install Samsung Usb Drivers for your Device
•You can see Your Device is added in Odin as its Highlighted in ID:COM Section on Left corner of Odin Windows
•Now your ready to flash Stock Firmware
Note :-
*ID:COM Will Look Like for eg. IDORT21 Etc.
•Press on Start Button in Odin, It will automatically start flashing process And You can see flashing log in Odin Side Window
•It will take some time to flash Stock firmware according to Device/Odin version/Firmware Size So Keep Some Patience And Stay Relax
•After flashing process gets complete, You will see "Pass" Message at the top of Odin Window
•Your Device will Reboot automatically
•Disconnect Your Device from PC
•Wait untill Software Updating/Installing Process Gets Completes on Device
•Afterwards Your device will Booup normally to Initial Setup Wizzard
•If In Case Your Device gets Stuck at Samsung Galaxy Logo For Long Time More than 10-20 minutes
Don't Worry Your Device Is in Soft BootLoop And There Is A Solution to fix it
Note :-
To Get Out Of Bootloop Follow The Steps Below
*Press Volume Down+Power Button Untill Screen gets Turned Off to Power Off Your Device
*Quickly Press Volume Up+Power+Home Buttons Simultaneously untill You See Samsung Galaxy Logo
*Release Keys Now
*You will Get Into Stock Recovery
*Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset Option There
*Wait Until Wiping Process get Completes
*After Wiping Process Get Completes Reboot your Device
*This time Your Device should BootUp normally without any issues
●SAMSUNG SMARTSWITCH GUIDE FOR EMERGENCY SOFTWARE RECOVERY ON SAMSUNG DEVICES
●INSTRUCTIONS :-
•Open Samsung SmartSwitch You have installed On Your PC
•You will see SmartSwitch Window
•Click On the More Option at the top Right Corner in SmartSwitch Window
•Select Emergency Software Recovery And Initialization Option From Menu
•You will See Emergency Software Recovery And Initialization Window
•Select Device Initialization Option
•You will be Asked to Enter Your Device Model Number
Note :-
*Device Model Number Should Be Like For Eg. SM-N920C/I/G/F
•In Next Step It will ask You to Enter Device Serial Number Which You Can Find Printed On OEM Original Box Or On the Back Panel Of Device Or In Settings> About Device> Status> Serial Number
Note :-
*Device Serial Number Should Like For Eg. RZ8G*****
•Click Ok For Approval Whenever It Will Be Asked Until You See Some Instructions Window in SmartSwitch
Note :-
*Instructions Should Look Like "Make Sure Your Device Is Turned Off/Put Your Device Into Recovery Mode i.e.Download Mode" Etc.
•Put Your Device into Download Mode As per Instructed Into 'REQUIREMENTS' Section Using Hardware Keys Configuration
•Connect Your Device to PC using Original OEM Samsung Usb Cable To PC
•Click On "OK" Button In Instructions Windows
•SmartSwitch Will Automatically Detect/Download/Install Latest Available Stock Official Firmware for Your Device
•Wait And Keep Patience Untill Whole Process is Being Completed
•Your Device will Reboot Automatically After Installation Process Completes Successfully
•If In Case Your Device Stuck at Samsung Galaxy Logo For Long Time More than 10-20 minutes Then Don't Worry Your Device Is in Soft Bootloop AND There is A Way to fix it
Note :-
To Get Out Of Bootloop Follow The Steps Below
*Press Volume Down+Power Button Untill Screen gets Turned Off to Turn Off Your Device
*Quickly Press Volume Up+Power+Home Buttons Simultaneously Untill You See Samsung Galaxy Logo
*Release Keys Now
*You will Get Into Stock Recovery
*Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset Option There
*Wait Until Wiping Process Get Completes
*After Wiping Process Get Completes Reboot Your Device
*This Time Your Device Should Bootup Normally Without Any Issues
●TWRP-CUSTOM-RECOVERY FLASHING GUIDE USING ODIN ON SAMSUNG DEVICES
●INSTRUCTIONS :-
•First Step is to Download Latest TWRP-Custom-Recovery For Your Specific Device Model Number
•You Can Grab Latest Version Of TWRP-Custom-Recovery From Official TWRP Website Below Posted
Note :-
*Select And Download Latest twrp***.img.tar File for Your Device Model Number Correctly
Official Website For TWRP-Custom Recovery Download:-
https://twrp.me/Devices/
•Open Odin On PC As Administrator And Add twrp***.img.tar into AP TAB of Odin
Note :-
*In case If You have downloaded twrp***.zip Then
Extract it to Specific Folder to get twrp***.img.tar file
•In Odin Options Be Sure To Un-Tick Auto-Reboot Option Also Don't Select Re-Partion Option
So Make Sure You Have Only Ticked F-Reset Time Option In Odin Options
Note :-
*If You Tick Auto-Reboot Option Then You will Get into Stock Recovery Again Even After flashing TWRP Using Odin
*So Better to Un-Tick Auto-Reboot Option And Manually Boot Into TWRP-Custom Recovery After Flashing Successfully By Hardware Keys Configuration
•Boot Your Device Into Download Mode And Connect To PC Using Original OEM Samsung Usb Cable
•You will See Your Device Is Added And Highlighted In ID:COM Port
•Click On "Start" Button In Odin And Wait Untill Odin will Flash TWRP-Custom-Recovery
After Flashing Completes Successfully You will See "Pass" Message In Odin
•Disconnect Your Device From PC Even if Its in Download Mode
•You Have To Boot Your Device Into TWRP-Custom-Recovery Manually By Using Hardware Keys Configuration
Note :-
To Get Into TWRP-Custom-Recovery Manually Follow The Steps Below
*Press Volume Down+Power Button To Turn Off Device
*Immediately Press Volume Up+Power+Home Buttons simultaneously After Device Screen Gets Turned Off
*You Will See Samsung Galaxy Logo
*Release Keys Now
•Your now in TWRP Recovery And Ready To Flash
*Custom Roms/Mods/Fixes
*Systemless SuperSU/Magisk Root Zips
Note :-
*If Your Planning To Flash Any Custom Roms/Mods/Fixes Or Systemless SuperSu/Magisk Root Zips Files Using TWRP
*Then Make Sure You Have Downloaded Those Files And Saved Them Already Into Your Internal Storage/External SD-Card Before Flashing TWRP-Custom-Recovery
●CF-AUTOROOT- ROOT TOOL FLASHING GUIDE USING ODIN ON SAMSUNG DEVICES
●INSTRUCTIONS :-
•First Step Is To Download Official CF-Autoroot-Root Tool For Your Device Model Number According To Android Version And Build Number
•You Can Download Official CF-Autoroot-Root Tool for Your Device Model Number And Android Version From Official Website Listed Below
Official Website For CF-Autoroot-Root Tool Download:-
https://autoroot.chainfire.eu/
•Extract CF-Autoroot.Zip in Specific Folder to get CF-Autoroot.tar file to be Flashed Using Odin
•Open Odin On PC As Administrator And Add CF-Autoroot.tar into AP TAB of Odin
•Make Sure To Tick Only Auto-Reboot And F-Reset Time Options In Odin Options
Dont Tick Re-Partion Option In Odin Options
•Put Your Device Into Download Mode And Connect To PC Using Original OEM Samsung Usb Cable
•You Will Eee Your Device Is Added And Highlighted In
ID:COM Port
•Click On "Start" Button In Odin
Wait Untill Odin will flash CF-Autoroot
You See "Pass" Message In Odin After Successful Flashing
•Your Device Will Reboot Automatically After Flashing Completes
Disconnect It From PC
You Wipl See On Device Screen That CF-Autoroot is Rooting Your Device
Note :-
*You Will See Some Red Command And Process Logs On Your Device Screen While CF-Autoroot Is Rooting Your Device
•Keep Patience untill Rooting process completes
Don't Turn Off Device while Process is going on Even if it will lead to some BootLoops
Your device will Reboot Automatically after Rooting Process completes.
•You Will See SuperSU Wpp In Default App-Drawer After Your Device Bootup
Could you tell me even though i took ota update to naugat, if i could downgrade back to marshmallow by flashing throught odin?, and if i do what could happen if anything?
desmond462 said:
Could you tell me even though i took ota update to naugat, if i could downgrade back to marshmallow by flashing throught odin?, and if i do what could happen if anything?
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1)To be say honestly downgrading is not officially supported by Samsung also But yes you can successfully downgrade to 6.0.1 from 7.0 (I personally downgraded to 6.0.1 once successfully due to issues on stock 7.0)
2)You only need to follow the guide as instructed carefully Also the version of 6.0.1 MM you will choose to downgrade to should be latest dated (I mean the latest 6.0.1 firmware for your device and country available on Sammobile.com casually)
3)Hence you can find some instructions within my own Post in which i mentioned step by step installations instructions (Go To Page No 65 And Find My Post In Reply To Okiera29 There Regarding Downgrading To MM From Nougat)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/note5/help/help-thread-question-noob-friendly-t3220229/page65
DayDreamer said:
1)To be say honestly downgrading is not officially supported by Samsung also But yes you can successfully downgrade to 6.0.1 from 7.0 (I personally downgraded to 6.0.1 once successfully due to issues on stock 7.0)
2)You only need to follow the guide as instructed carefully Also the version of 6.0.1 MM you will choose to downgrade to should be latest dated (I mean the latest 6.0.1 firmware for your device and country available on Sammobile.com casually)
3)Hence you can find some instructions within my own Post in which i mentioned step by step installations instructions (Go To Page No 65 And Find My Post In Reply To Okiera29 There Regarding Downgrading To MM From Nougat)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/note5/help/help-thread-question-noob-friendly-t3220229/page65
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Ok thank you for your reply, I understand. I also had some trouble with drk verity fail issue when I factory reset because I run into issue with my efs, it was failing to boot ,but after searching the internet I found out how to fix the efs issue and then I flash stock over and then run into trouble with drk verity fail issue, but found a script to bypass this error ,but I read that whenever I flash or factory reset I will run into this drk verity fail issue again, so I must flash this script to bypass this error.
So my question after all i have explain is, will it be a problem to downgade to 6.0 because of those previous issues ?
desmond462 said:
Ok thank you for your reply, I understand. I also had some trouble with drk verity fail issue when I factory reset because I run into issue with my efs, it was failing to boot ,but after searching the internet I found out how to fix the efs issue and then I flash stock over and then run into trouble with drk verity fail issue, but found a script to bypass this error ,but I read that whenever I flash or factory reset I will run into this drk verity fail issue again, so I must flash this script to bypass this error.
So my question after all i have explain is, will it be a problem to downgade to 6.0 because of those previous issues ?
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1)Can't say exactly without trying or downgrading firmware as i said already neither samsung nor any community will officially support downgrading of firmware as it may cause various baseband and imei related issues due to downgrading of bootloader
2)But for safety you can take full Nandroid backup of your current stable rom using TWRP and Try to downgrade firmware at your own risk
Regards
DayDreamer said:
1)Can't say exactly without trying or downgrading firmware as i said already neither samsung nor any community will officially support downgrading of firmware as it may cause various baseband and imei related issues due to downgrading of bootloader
2)But for safety you can take full Nandroid backup of your current stable rom using TWRP and Try to downgrade firmware at your own risk
Regards
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ok thank you. So i end up downgrading back to marshmallow and i did run into the issue with drk and i flash the script to bypass that error and boot up successfully, but at the moment am searching for a fix to the drk failing on the internet, i found that alot of persons have run into this problem, but i see wat i can find.
desmond462 said:
ok thank you. So i end up downgrading back to marshmallow and i did run into the issue with drk and i flash the script to bypass that error and boot up successfully, but at the moment am searching for a fix to the drk failing on the internet, i found that alot of persons have run into this problem, but i see wat i can find.
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You can find more information in below listed thread about DM-verity with DRK check
https://forum.xda-developers.com/note5/help/how-to-solve-dm-verity-verification-t3293306
Gr3atGeek said:
•You will See Emergency Software Recovery And Initialization Window
•Select Device Initialization Option
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What version of Smart Switch offers initialization for SM-N920C Note 5's? The latest version doesn't include initialization anymore at all, and an older version I tried stated that initialization was not supported for Note 5's.
All right, I'll see what i do.
Thank you very much.
Here's another rooting guide for SM-J530F/DS (Dual Sim) stock ROM. Even with Lineage OS my hardware model (ordered March 2018, EU SIM card only) tends to mute the main speaker after rooting. This rooting method works for me and is based on the work of others, especially ananjaser1211 and Abdullah_a86.
Make a backup of everything and make sure that the backup is usable. You are responsible if following this description and flashing bricks your phone. It did work for me which does not mean that it also works for you.
Enable Developer options. (Settings, About phone, Software information, tap a few times on Build number)
OEM unlock the phone. (Settings, Developer options, OEM UNLOCK: enable - otherwise you will bootloop)
Reboot into download mode.
Flash J530F_TWRP_3.2.1.0.tar (in AP) with Odin.
Now TWRP is installed and you should be able to use your phone as usual or to boot into TWRP recovery.
Rooting will erase everything, verify your backup again unless this is a new phone.
Reset the phone. (Open Settings, About Phone, (Looking for something else?) RESET, Factory data reset, Reset, DELETE ALL)
Reboot into recovery, a cleanup script will run and reboot after a few seconds.
Reboot into recovery again, install SuperSu and reboot (wipe nothing).
Starting takes a little time, after running the initial setup SuperSU is installed and the speaker works as expected.
I started here a few times after no-sound, no-root and/or bootloop experiences with LineageOS, CF-Autoroot and Magisk. If you upgrade to this firmware version you can no longer downgrade to a previous firmware version. Follow this only if you break something, want to un-root, update your firmware and/or start from scratch:
Force a reboot if necessary and then boot into download mode. All data on the phone will be lost.
Flash the J530FDBT2ARB3 firmware with Odin (AP*, BL*, CP* and CSC*. Do not use HOME_CSC*).
Now you have again a phone with stock firmware without root.
Links:
Odin (3.12.3): https://samsungodin.com/download/
TWRP (3.2.1-0): https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...twrp-samsung-j5-pro-twrp-3-1-10-v2-0-t3728233
SuperSU (2.82): https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga.../guide-root-samsung-galaxy-j5-pro-sm-t3720446
Optional (also older firmware or a firmware backup may be used):
Firmware (Android7 J530FDBT2ARB3 2018-02-08): https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/galaxy-j5/SM-J530F/DBT/download/J530FXXU2ARB3/210251/
Hints:
Power+Home+VolumeUp = Recovery
Power+Home+VolumeDown = Download Mode
Power+VolumeUp+VolumeDown = Force Reboot
PS: If a mod wants to move the thread to https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...17-roms-kernels-recoveries--other-development please just do it and remove this comment. My reputation is too low to post there.
Hello, could you help me ? Odin doesn't recognize it, pc shows drivers being installed, but nothing shows up on odin, tried different version of odin.
aofthe said:
Hello, could you help me ? Odin doesn't recognize it, pc shows drivers being installed, but nothing shows up on odin, tried different version of odin.
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Enable OEM unlock and USB debugging in developer options
garylawwd said:
Enable OEM unlock and USB debugging in developer options
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Yeah, they were already enabled.
Hello again, i managed to fix Odin problem, it installed Twrp and said pass, with green, but when i tried to enter recovery mode, it went downloading, and the no command, phone boots normally, but i got no recovery, any suggestions ?
Download Mode Fix
aofthe said:
Hello again, i managed to fix Odin problem, it installed Twrp and said pass, with green, but when i tried to enter recovery mode, it went downloading, and the no command, phone boots normally, but i got no recovery, any suggestions ?
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I think this might fix you booting into download mode problem try this post. Read "how to fix" near the bottom. Please Thank us if it does. This same thing happened to me and I wish I stumbled across this earlier because I figured this out on my own by just messing around going from recovery to download mode and it eventually fixed itself.
I normally do the research myself and finally after a week i give up and can't find any sure way to do it. I've tried some stuff on Odin but get a fail message. I've rooted other phones before using Odin years ago, but this phone has been giving me lots of trouble. I have a Galaxy S7 with boost mobile. IT's a SM-G930P and awhile ago i updated it to 8.0 when it came out. Is there any way i can get TWRP on it or just anything at all?
Have you made sure FRP lock is disabled by ensuring enable OEM unlock is enabled in developer options in the phone settings? That will block flashing custom binaries (files) to the phone via ODIN download mode.
Steps below require factory resetting your phone so backup your data if you need to in advance.
I root most Samsungs with the following steps:
- Tap Build Number 7 times in settings > about phone > software info > build number to unhide developer options
- Enable OEM unlocking
- Reboot to download mode
- Flash TWRP custom recovery via ODIN that is compatible with your device and Nougat / Oreo
- Boot custom recovery, flash no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.0.zip, factory reset phone (optionally format data partition)
- Install / flash the SuperSU (version SR3 for example) via TWRP recovery to root your phone.
- Reboot phone and wait.
benjamen50 said:
Have you made sure FRP lock is disabled by ensuring enable OEM unlock is enabled in developer options in the phone settings? That will block flashing custom binaries (files) to the phone via ODIN download mode.
Steps below require factory resetting your phone so backup your data if you need to in advance.
I root most Samsungs with the following steps:
- Tap Build Number 7 times in settings > about phone > software info > build number to unhide developer options
- Enable OEM unlocking
- Reboot to download mode
- Flash TWRP custom recovery via ODIN that is compatible with your device and Nougat / Oreo
- Boot custom recovery, flash no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.0.zip, factory reset phone (optionally format data partition)
- Install / flash the SuperSU (version SR3 for example) via TWRP recovery to root your phone.
- Reboot phone and wait.
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Thanks for the response. I think the issue from what i read is that TWRP can't be put on the SM-G930P, something about the bootloader being locked. I tried another method on here and had to end up wiping my phone since it bricked. It looks like my type of phone can't be rooted from the methods i've seen on here.