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Today on this page, we will be providing you with a very reliable firmware fixed package for SM-G9280 7.0 Playstore Fixed Multi Language Rom, Galaxy s6 Edge Plus, Chinese Variant. We can recall that most of the Chinese based Samsung devices do not come with playstore, and here we have the complete, debloated firmware provided here for your downloading pleasure. File Name: SM-G9280 7.0 Playstore Fixed Multi Language Rom Alternative Name: SM-G9280 7.0 Playstore Fixed Rom Firmware Supports: SM-G9280 Binary 2| Build:G9280ZCU2CQL1 V7.0 Fixed Playstore Multi Languages The Following Features Are Included In The Rom Fixes: Fixed Playstore Fixed Multi Language Fixed 4G|LTE Service Removed Chinese Apps Battery Optimized Dual Sim On Standby Calls Added and more!! Smooth Experience on Android Noughat, Download Below and enjoy!! How To Flash Package Rom: 1. Download Package File, here>> odin 3 latest version 2. Extract the zip package, you will be left with .tar package file...

Here is how you unlock S7 and S7 Edge from Sprint in less than 10 Minutes. No rom flashing needed, I have also included the unlock files which is the most recent boot image files from the PF2 rom for G930P and G935P. Firstly, you need to root your device But Before Root, Please Enable "OEM unlock" from "Developer Settings"  INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Put phone into download mode 2. Open odin and click on AP tab and select and flash Sprint root file. 3. When phone is back on use latest version of Z3x to unlock. 4. After unlock is done put phone into download again. 5. Open odin and click on AP tab and select and flash Boot file. That simple. No need to flash entire rom back since the last step is flashing the newest boot image back to phone. To download the root and the boot files, click>> here NOTE...... *** KNOX IS NOT TRIPPED AND SYSTEM STATUS IS OFFICIAL SO YOU CAN RECEIVE UPDATES *** *** IF AFTER YOU FLASH ROOT FILE THE PHONE DOES NOT GO PAST...

Android Pie is here and while most people haven’t even received the  Android Oreo , it’s worth looking ahead to what’s coming. This is the ninth full version of the popular OS and with it comes  a myriad of new features  as well as improvements to those that made their debut with Oreo. Despite all the goodies that Android Pie promises, the most important question that many are asking is  when . Right now, everyone wants to know when Android Pie will arrive on their phones, a question that isn’t so easy to answer. But of course, based on our own experience, we have some educated guesses of when to expect the OS on your phone. In this post, we have put together an OEM-wise list of popular Android devices that we think will be upgraded to Android 9 Pie, but this is just us making educated guesses.  Note that  if your device is missing on the list, it’s likely not to receive Android 9. But of course,...

Setup ADB and Fastboot on your PC . here>> Minimal adb and fastboot Enable Developer options & USB debugging on your Android device . Connect your device to the PC and open Minimal adb and fastboot tool you have installed earlier on your PC to pop out a command window. Then type the following commands one by one. adb reboot bootloader fastboot erase modemst1 fastboot erase modemst2 fastboot reboot

First download and install minimal ADB and fastboot tool here>> Minimal ADB and Fastboot Setup ADB and Fastboot on your PC . Enable Developer options & USB debugging on your Android device . Connect your device to the PC and open minimal adb and fastboot that you have installed earlier on the PC to pop out a command window On the command window, type the following commands one by one: adb shell 'dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/modemst1' adb shell 'dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/modemst2' adb reboot

First of all download the right TWRP for your device here>> https://bit.ly/1Gv87NF   Then...... Boot into TWRP recovery. From TWRP’s main screen, select Advanced » then Terminal. Type the following commands in terminal (one by one): dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/modemst1 dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/modemst2 Reboot device. And you are good to go

I recently ran into the Unknown baseband problem on my Samsung Android(G900I). It always happended. I couldn't call or message and the phone baseband was "unknown" (the modem was failing to initialize). The phone randomly rebooted when the screen was off, and shutdown didn't work (it will take a very long time and would reboot.) My Tries 1. I didn't have an EFS/modemst1/modemst2 backup. If I'd had those backups I would have saved a bunch of time! I did a new backup anyway just to be safe.  Restoring my new backup did nothing (apparently this works in some cases). 2. I was already on stock. Naturally I reflashed stock to unroot, but when that didn't fix it I did a full factory reset. The modem was still not working, so I even went all the way and did a NAND erase all + PIT + clear EFS in Odin. The modem still did not work! 3. EFS Professional could not connect to the modem ("send SPC" didn't work at all, rejected by phone erro...

So check this out. Try this. Go download your odin for your phone. You can download anyone. Just makensure it is newer or the same as what you have. After you add everything to Odin, click option tab and make sure Phone EFS Clear and Phone Bootloader Update are checked. Then flash the odin rom. Lmk if that works.

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