Showing posts with label upgrade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label upgrade. Show all posts
Thursday, March 23, 2017
How To Upgrade Samsung Galaxy Note 2 N7100 to Android 4 4 2 kitkat OS firmware
How To Upgrade Samsung Galaxy Note 2 N7100 to Android 4 4 2 kitkat OS firmware
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 N7100 smartphone user now getting latest Android 4.4.2 kitkat OS firmware update This official android 4.4.2 kitkat firmware update available to only GT-N7100 model. Before Starting Samsung Galaxy Note 2 N7100 updates process Please Follow:1. Take a Complete backup because of any data and apps lost during installation.2. Enable the USB Debugging Mode in your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 N7100 device follow this step “Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging”.3. Most Important: Install USB Drivers For Device Or Samsung Kies. Minimum 30% battery need before start your work Downloads:1. Android 4.4.2 kitkat Firmware package (PDA: N7100XXUFND3 – From Sammobile)2. ODIN 3.09 ZIP (File size: 937kb) Following are The Steps update Samsung Galaxy Note 2 N7100 Android 4.4 kitkat Firmware:1. Download the both files to your computer or laptop and unzip Using Winrar etc.2. Switch OFF your Note II and Enter to Download mode by pressing Home + Power + Volume down buttons together to get your Note II to download mode.3. Then connect your device to computer and open up ODIN exe file (wait for blue sign in ODIN) and in ODIN dashboard click PDA tab and select PDA: N7100XXUFND3 file then click start button.4. Wait for 4 to 6 minutes to complete the process then device rebooted automatically.Hurray!!!! Android 4.4.2 kitkat firmware successfully installed to Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100 device.
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Sunday, February 19, 2017
How to Update Upgrade Root Epic 4G to 2 3 3 Gingerbrd EF02 EF10
How to Update Upgrade Root Epic 4G to 2 3 3 Gingerbrd EF02 EF10
Heres a step by step guide on how to upgrade the Epic 4G to Android 2.3.3 Gingerbrd with D700EF02 firmware version by a way of using ODIN. I also included how to root the phone after the upgrade process, just unless anybody who wanted to.
This is only a brief instruction so just rd carefully.. This is 99% safe and nothing to worry.
Before you may proceed.. Dont forget to back
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Wednesday, December 7, 2016
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Fit S5670 to Android 2 3 4 Gingerbrd S5670XWKQ2 Firmware via ODIN
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Fit S5670 to Android 2 3 4 Gingerbrd S5670XWKQ2 Firmware via ODIN
Heres a step by step guide on how to manually upgrade Galaxy Fit to Android 2.3.4 Gingerbrd with current firmware update build S5670XWKQ2. This version was previously reported as official relse from KIES server over Europe Regions. And has been ripped as a stock ROM, so others can manually flash it using ODIN tool in-case having difficulties on updating it via KIES. This
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 2 3 3 Gingerbrd S5660XXKPM Firmware
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 2 3 3 Gingerbrd S5660XXKPM Firmware
Heres a step by step procedure on how to manually upgrade Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 2.3.3 Gingerbrd using with the build firmware S5660XXKPM. This firmware was alrdy roll out via KIES server in some regions over Europe. This is a manual process of flashing the Stock ROM using ODIN multi-downloader tool just unless if having difficulty upgrading via KIES update.
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Tuesday, November 29, 2016
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 2 3 3 Gingerbrd XXKPA via ODIN
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 2 3 3 Gingerbrd XXKPA via ODIN
Heres the step by step procedure on how to upgrade the Galaxy Gio S5660 to the latest 2.3.3 Gingerbrd S5660XXKPA official Stock ROM - firmware version update. Just rd carefully the instructions below and dont forget to back up all off your important data installed on the device before proceeding.
All newest firmware updates for Galaxy Gio are listed here: Check for newest
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Tuesday, October 18, 2016
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Mini S5570 to Android 2 3 4 Gingerbrd S5570ZSKPB Asia Firmware
How to Update Upgrade Galaxy Mini S5570 to Android 2 3 4 Gingerbrd S5570ZSKPB Asia Firmware
Heres another step by step guide on how to manually flash and install the Asian Firmware S5570ZSKPB with default language as Chinese on Galaxy Mini GT-S5570 that will finally update or upgrade to Android 2.3.4 Gingerbrd version. This method is by way of flashing the Stock ROM using Odin instd of Kies software downloader.
The firmware build S5570ZSKPB with S5570XXKPL CSC file is an
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Sunday, October 16, 2016
how to upgrade to windows 10
how to upgrade to windows 10
Hey, Friends Today i am going to Share how can upgrade To Win 10 from win 7, 8, 8.1 .
Win 10 is latest Os of MicroSoft . you Many Os are working in world ,But demond of Microsoft Product is amazing .Win 10 is upgrade and having a More feature which are unSeen
About the Windows 10 update
Windows 10 is a service, which means its always up to date and your PC always has the latest and best features. The November update, which includes additional features and improvements, will automatically download and install when it’s available.Settings
If you want to check for the update now, select the Start button , then select
Settings > Update & security > Windows Update > Check for updates.
If you’re not seeing the update, hang tight. Itll be available soon.
which are Easy to useEasy to Understandable to the newly User
you can also use this link address for upgrade to win10
Link Address
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Saturday, October 15, 2016
How To Upgrade to Gingerbread After Rooting and Removing Crapware From Your Droid X
How To Upgrade to Gingerbread After Rooting and Removing Crapware From Your Droid X
About 6 months ago I set out on a quest to root my Droid X (running FroYo) in order to remove/disable unwanted apps like CityID, BlockBuster, VZ Navigator, etc. While that was very successful, it did impede my ability to update to the much desired Gingerbread. While I consider myself smart and quite educated in the ways of technology (Ive made a decent living in the IT field for 20 years) I have really struggled to figure this out & its frustrated me greatly. There are a number of forums which discuss what to do and how to do it, but they almost always throw out terms which the lay person (with respect to Android OS in particular) wont understand or instructions that are written in short hand. While this may be fine for those "in the know," its not fine for the rest of us. So after pulling my hair out several evenings and weekends recently and reading a ton of stuff, I believed I finally stitched it all together enough to have upgraded my rooted Droid X to Gingerbread - but wait, there was a problem.....
Ill address that problem later (perhaps even in another post), but suffice it to say that although my Droid X reported it was on the latest and greatest Android OS, Gingerbread (AKA 4.5.596) it would often tell me there was an update available, and display the message, "Info. Download of update failed." This has finally gotten to me and Im in the process of correcting it, writing this as I progress with correcting this.
Here are the basic steps, then Ill expound on each.
- Backup data (and apps)
- SBF back to stock FroYo
- Verizon OTA update to Gingerbread
- Restore data (and apps)
Important note: this will leave you with the stock version of Gingerbread from Verizon/Motorola which includes the undesired built-in apps like CityID, BlockBuster, VZ Navigator, etc. that I worked so hard to remove previously; and as of this writing there is no way to gain root access of this version of Gingerbread (although you could always install a rooted SBF of Gingerbread....). On the bright side, at least youll be running Gingerbread on your Droid X.....
NOTE: There are a few gotchas and things to watch out for, so please read and follow these instructions carefully. For example at various points your phone may not start or the battery wont charge, but these things are addressed in the instructions.
NOTE: There are a few gotchas and things to watch out for, so please read and follow these instructions carefully. For example at various points your phone may not start or the battery wont charge, but these things are addressed in the instructions.
Step 1 - backup your data and apps
Ever since rooting my Droid Ive been using Titanium Backup Pro to backup my stuff, and its been great. However, in my attempts to upgrade to Gingerbread, which was somewhat successful except that I lost root so I wasnt able to use Titanium Backup to do a current backup as it requires root.... If you use TB and still have root access use that to backup everything you desire and skip to step 2, otherwise keep reading.
Since I couldnt use TB after losing root I got a copy of MyBackup and backed up everything, particularly the data on my phone.
NOTE: make sure you do a backup and/or be prepared to lose all your data (SMS, call logs, etc.) as one of the following steps requires wiping your phone.
Step 2 - SBF back to stock FroYo
First, WTF is SBF? The .SBF file basically consists of the original software platform that your phone was released with. It doesn’t seem like anyone truly understand what SBF stands for...
Download and install Morotolas RSD Lite - as of this post the latest version is 4.9, which is the version I used for these instructions. The best way to find it is to do a web search for "rsd lite 4.9 download" and download from one of the file sharing sites - I didnt include a link here because 1) it may be outdated either by being removed from the download site, or a newer version of the program may be available; and 2) I dont particularly like these sites and didnt want to endorse any with a link.
NOTE: I did see some references that people reported problems running RSD Lite on Windows 7 64-bit however, thats exactly what Im using and this all worked just fine for me.
Download the (FroYo) Full 2.3.340 Official SBF (filename VRZ_MB810_2.3.34_1FF_01.sbf). This thread has a link to the file I used.
NOTE: Make sure your battery is full or as close as possible before proceeding as it can take a while (30 minutes or more) and the battery doesnt charge during most of these steps.
After RSD Lite is done the Droid will restart, however you will likely just get to the animated red Droid Eye, sit there for a couple minutes & reboot over and over again. At this point you need to wipe the phone, and since you have a good backup it shouldnt be too painful... Right.!? To wipe the phone power it off (have to pull the battery), then press and hold the home button and power button (you can let the power button go after a couple seconds, but must continue to hold the home button). This will take you to the Android system recovery utility. Next, press both up/down volume buttons at the same time to display the menu, then press the down volume button to select "wipe data/factory reset" and press the camera button. You will be presented with at least one warning that you will lose all data, but since you have it backed up you should feel pretty good about proceeding.
NOTE: While in the Android system recovery utility you will also want to "wipe cache partition" as not doing so may cause your battery not to charge after completing these steps.
Finally, reboot the system.
After the phone boots you will have to follow the prompts to activate the phone with Verizon.
Step 3 - Droid X OTA Update
This is perhaps the easiest part - doing a standard OTA update. On the phone go to Setting, About Phone, System Updates and download the Gingerbread (4.5.596) update. Once downloaded install it.
And, success....
Step 4 - Restore Data & Apps
Go to the Android Market and install your backup software (in my case its MyBackup), then restore your data and apps.
NOTE: after the OTA update to Gingerbread my Droid wouldnt actually charge, although it said it was charging. In an earlier step I addressed wiping the cache partition - which did the trick when I had this problem previously. At this point I was a bit concerned, but a simple battery pull corrected the issue and its working great now.
Happy Androiding with Gingerbread on your Droid X.... Oh, and stay tuned as I will definitely post detailed instructions on how to remove the crapware (CityID, Blockbuster, VZ Navigator, etc.) from Gingerbread soon as I figure it out.
NOTE: Make sure your battery is full or as close as possible before proceeding as it can take a while (30 minutes or more) and the battery doesnt charge during most of these steps.
- Connect your Droid via USB cable.
- Launch RSD Lite.
- Reboot Droid into Boot Loader (pull battery, or use power button to turn off; hold volume down and camera buttons, and press & release power button - continue holding volume down and camera buttons until triangle with exclamation point icon appears). Once Droid is in boot loader it should be listed as an available device in RSD Lite. The Droids bootloader screen looks something like this:
Bootloader
2C.5C
Battery OK
OK to Program
Transfer Mode:
USB
- In RSD Lite select the device (Droid) and browse to the SBF file downloaded previously, then press Start.
- Sit back and let RSD Lite do its thing.
After RSD Lite is done the Droid will restart, however you will likely just get to the animated red Droid Eye, sit there for a couple minutes & reboot over and over again. At this point you need to wipe the phone, and since you have a good backup it shouldnt be too painful... Right.!? To wipe the phone power it off (have to pull the battery), then press and hold the home button and power button (you can let the power button go after a couple seconds, but must continue to hold the home button). This will take you to the Android system recovery utility. Next, press both up/down volume buttons at the same time to display the menu, then press the down volume button to select "wipe data/factory reset" and press the camera button. You will be presented with at least one warning that you will lose all data, but since you have it backed up you should feel pretty good about proceeding.
NOTE: While in the Android system recovery utility you will also want to "wipe cache partition" as not doing so may cause your battery not to charge after completing these steps.
Finally, reboot the system.
After the phone boots you will have to follow the prompts to activate the phone with Verizon.
Step 3 - Droid X OTA Update
This is perhaps the easiest part - doing a standard OTA update. On the phone go to Setting, About Phone, System Updates and download the Gingerbread (4.5.596) update. Once downloaded install it.
And, success....
Step 4 - Restore Data & Apps
Go to the Android Market and install your backup software (in my case its MyBackup), then restore your data and apps.
NOTE: after the OTA update to Gingerbread my Droid wouldnt actually charge, although it said it was charging. In an earlier step I addressed wiping the cache partition - which did the trick when I had this problem previously. At this point I was a bit concerned, but a simple battery pull corrected the issue and its working great now.
Happy Androiding with Gingerbread on your Droid X.... Oh, and stay tuned as I will definitely post detailed instructions on how to remove the crapware (CityID, Blockbuster, VZ Navigator, etc.) from Gingerbread soon as I figure it out.
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Saturday, October 1, 2016
How To Upgrade Firmware Offline Or Flash Dead Phones Using Phoenix
How To Upgrade Firmware Offline Or Flash Dead Phones Using Phoenix
This tutorial can b used to flashing of dead phones.
BTW, this works for XP n Vista, x86 or x 64!!!
Tools Required:
1. Phoenix Service 2010 suite:Download Phoenix Service 2010
2. Navifirm NaviFirm V0.3:
Before Flashing:
- Backup your phone number and phone number of important personal information. If you want a clean installation, format your E: drive as well using the built in Nokia file manager .
Lets Start…….
->Run Phoenix Service Software installer.
> Start Installing Phoenix
-> Now (the boring part) run Navifirm (it takes an hour or more to download the whole patch)…
Note: the reason i don’t use the builtin image downloader because it downloads older versions, from my experience.
After the files downloaded, copy them to C:Program FilesNokiaPhoenixProductsRM-XXXXXX - use your product code
->Now Run Phoenix 2009
[if you have dead phone use Dead Phones Flash? To being able to tick dead phone flash delete the usb connection in phoenix. then make it go into "no connection". then open the rm-xxx. the dead usb flashing will now be enabled.]
->Turn on the phone (it will start in offline mode because there is no SIM card inside).->Plug in the USB cable to both the phone and the computer.
->When prompted, select “PC Suite” from the menu list on the phone.
->Wait for *all* drivers to fully install themselves before proceeding. You will see the driver icon disappear when it is complete.
->Wait for *all* drivers to fully install themselves before proceeding. You will see the driver icon disappear when it is complete.
-> Now Choose File Then Manage Connection
->###### “New”
->###### USB, and then ###### Next
->It will then search your USB ports for the phone. When it finds it, hit Finish
->Once it has finished scanning, ###### apply, then ###### close.
->Next, select “Scan Product” from the File menu.
-> Once finished scanning, you can see your model of phone and other details at the bottom screen.
-> From the Flashing menu, choose Firmware Update.
->Wait for Phoenix to continue talking to the phone. You will see some information scroll by in the firmware Update window.->###### Browse
->See the product code section.U should find ur product code in that column.If u see “ur” product code,well and good.
-> but if u dont see ur code,or dont see anything for that matters,press on the “…” in the given prCode section.You should see RMxxx-blabla, select that. Variant version =00. I will select “Refurbish” so that it will restore it to factory set (Clean and default C:).
->Press Start
Ignore the warning and click YES
The flashing process takes about five minutes to complete. The first few steps ensure connectivity to the phone.After it verifies connectivity,Phoenix will automatically restart the phone.
Once it has completed (a dialog box will popup saying it has completed successfully), you may close Phoenix,unplug the USB cable, and restart your phone. It should startup with the firmware you flashed to it.
Best Credit @chandarakk
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