Changing of devices

[A4109]

Hello guys, I want to ask if anyone has idea if it's possible to change a device from US to that of Canada.

[RedDogRabbit]

What device? 

If there's a Canadian version of the device, you can use Patched Odin to Flash the Canadian Firmware on a US device. 

You need to Flash the AP, BL, CP & CSC.. 

When you go to Settings > About Phone it will have the Canadian Model number.

[A4109]

It's my s23 ultra no update for the one UI 6 yet 🤣

[RedDogRabbit]

You could just Flash the US One UI V6.0 Firmware on your US device. 

[A4109]

I wish i knew how to do it and have time,i won't mind doing it myself. I already got all the software you asked me to get

[RedDogRabbit]

Here is a brief guide on how to Flash Samsung Firmware with Odin. 

If you are Flashing US Firmware, you just use Odin. 

If you want to Flash Canadian Firmware on your US device, you HAVE to use Patched Odin, otherwise the Flash will fail. 

 

 

 

 

 

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      How to Flash Samsung Firmware using Odin | Sideload OTA Updates

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      (Topic created on: 08-23-2023 03:23 AM)

       

       

       

       

       

      Sandeep_Gautam

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      ‎08-23-2023 03:23 AM in Tech Talk

       

      In this comprehensive guide, we will take you through an in-depth step-by-step process for installing Samsung Stock Firmware using the Odin flash tool and Sideload OTA updates on your Galaxy devices. If you’ve been pondering the idea of restoring your device to its original software state, either for enhanced stability or to address software issues, this guide is tailor-made to assist you in achieving just that.

      Some users favor the inherent stability and simplicity offered by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) software. If you find yourself wanting to revert back to the stock Samsung firmware, the process is remarkably straightforward. All you need at your disposal is your Galaxy device, a PC, a reliable USB cable, the relevant stock ROM, and, of course, the Odin flash tool.

      Preparations Before Flashing

      • Back Up Your Data
      • Install the Essential Samsung USB Drivers
      • Ensuring Your Samsung Device is Adequately Charged
      • Download Odin Flash Tool
      • Booting Your Samsung Galaxy Device into Download Mode
      • Downloading the Necessary Samsung Stock Firmware

        A Step-by-Step Guide for Installing Samsung Stock Firmware using Odin

        1. Extract and Prepare Firmware Files: Unzip the firmware files you previously downloaded and place them in a convenient location on your PC. These files should ideally be in either .tar or .tar.md5 format.
        2. Launching Odin and Establishing Device Connection: Execute the Odin3.exe file from the extracted folder to launch Odin. Subsequently, connect your Samsung Galaxy device to your PC while it’s in Download Mode.
        3. Choosing and Loading the Firmware Files: In Odin, meticulously click the relevant buttons (e.g., ‘AP’, ‘BL’, ‘CP’, and ‘CSC’) and load the firmware files that you previously extracted.
        4. Fine-Tuning Odin’s Configuration: Ensure that the ‘Auto Reboot’ and ‘F.Reset Time’ options are duly selected within the ‘Options’ tab of Odin.
        5. Initiating the Firmware Installation: Once all the prerequisites are met, initiate the flashing process by clicking the ‘Start’ button within Odin. The process may take some time to complete.

[Sandeep_Gautam]

In this comprehensive guide, we will take you through an in-depth step-by-step process for installing Samsung Stock Firmware using the Odin flash tool and Sideload OTA updates on your Galaxy devices. If you’ve been pondering the idea of restoring your device to its original software state, either for enhanced stability or to address software issues, this guide is tailor-made to assist you in achieving just that.

Some users favor the inherent stability and simplicity offered by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) software. If you find yourself wanting to revert back to the stock Samsung firmware, the process is remarkably straightforward. All you need at your disposal is your Galaxy device, a PC, a reliable USB cable, the relevant stock ROM, and, of course, the Odin flash tool.

Preparations Before Flashing

• Back Up Your Data
• Install the Essential Samsung USB Drivers
• Ensuring Your Samsung Device is Adequately Charged
• Download Odin Flash Tool
• Booting Your Samsung Galaxy Device into Download Mode
• Downloading the Necessary Samsung Stock Firmware

  A Step-by-Step Guide for Installing Samsung Stock Firmware using Odin

  1. Extract and Prepare Firmware Files: Unzip the firmware files you previously downloaded and place them in a convenient location on your PC. These files should ideally be in either .tar or .tar.md5 format.
  2. Launching Odin and Establishing Device Connection: Execute the Odin3.exe file from the extracted folder to launch Odin. Subsequently, connect your Samsung Galaxy device to your PC while it’s in Download Mode.
  3. Choosing and Loading the Firmware Files: In Odin, meticulously click the relevant buttons (e.g., ‘AP’, ‘BL’, ‘CP’, and ‘CSC’) and load the firmware files that you previously extracted.
  4. Fine-Tuning Odin’s Configuration: Ensure that the ‘Auto Reboot’ and ‘F.Reset Time’ options are duly selected within the ‘Options’ tab of Odin.
  5. Initiating the Firmware Installation: Once all the prerequisites are met, initiate the flashing process by clicking the ‘Start’ button within Odin. The process may take some time to complete.

[A4109]

It keeps giving me that when i use the frija to look for firmware

[RedDogRabbit]

2 things, don't use experimental, run as Windows Administrator, enter the model number & the Carrier code for your current US Firmware if you are planning to leave the device as American.

If you're planning on switching to Canadian Firmware, the Carrier code for Rogers is 

RWC 

[A4109]

Thank you

[A4109]

It's still not working even with the Manual mode with RWC