We don’t expect the HTC One M9+ to have many different wallpapers compared to the flagship that was officially released today, but they did have to be upscaled to Quad HD resolution. Here’s the full set of wallpapers swiped straight from the HTC One M9+ we’re expecting HTC to announce in April (click to enlarge):
[via Google+]
It’s been awhile since we last saw the Motorola Keylink, Motorola’s handy Bluetooth enabled key fob. It seemed Motorola sent all of their stock to actual carrier retail stores, as their official site has been sold out of the Keylink since it debuted back in November. Today, Motorola finally has some in stock, although there’s no saying for how long.
Uses for the Keylink are twofold: not only does it help you locate lost keys or a misplaced phone, but it can also be used as a trusted Bluetooth device to keep your Android device unlocked while it’s in range (Lollipop only). At ( for shipping), it’s the perfect gift for yourself, or the absent minded Android user in your life. You can find the Motorola Keylink direct from Motorola via the link below.
Buy from Motorola: Motorola Keylink
Amazon has already brought their Prime Now one-hour delivery service to the lucky residents of Manhattan, but now it’s about to get even better. The company has announced that they will start taking orders for products from local stores to be delivered to you within one or two hours.
You’ll be able to purchase groceries, prepared meals and baked goods from D’Agostino, Gourmet Garage and Billy’s Bakery through the Prime Now app. This is in addition to the items Amazon warehouses which you can order through their website.
The service has come to 7 different cities since its launch, and Amazon anticipates adding a lot more before year’s end. Here’s the list of places where you’ll be able to get items delivered:
The best part is that two-hour delivery is free for Prime members, while 1-hour delivery is available for just .99. Not a bad way to get some goods if you’re in a pinch, need them in a hurry and can’t run to the store yourself. Be sure to give it a try by downloading the Amazon Prime Now app from Google Play.
One of our favorite trends in smartphones right now is themes. Users can easily change the look of their entire phone without complicated rooting or ROMs. The Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge both support themes. Before the phones launched there were rumors about a “Stock Android” theme that would make TouchWiz look more like Google Lollipop. No such theme was available at launch, but soon that will change.
A user over at XDA has submitted two Material Design themes to Samsung, and both have been approved to show up in the Themes Store. There is a dark and light theme, and both will skin the notification bar, settings, wallpaper, icons, keyboard, and some stock apps. The themes should show up in the next couple of weeks. If you want stock Lollipop on your Galaxy S6 with minimal effort these themes will be your best option.
Will you be downloading one of these Material Design themes? Dark or Light? Are you currently using a theme on your Galaxy S6?
[via iTechTriad]
Listed here are the South America’s version of Galaxy S5 (SM-G900H) Android 4.4.2 firmware that comes in build numbers G900HXXU1ANCD. This are the initial firmware while in shipments and market introduction. These firmware are merely useful which are intended for advanced users only who often have planned into rooting the Galaxy S5 SM-G900H or turned it into custom ROM. The stock firmware enable you to to restore back the Galaxy S5 SM-G900H to its original factory firmware again. It will return back the original appearance or default settings, including the welcome screen logo, wallpapers, themes, ringtones, apps and among other stuff depends on network providers you happen to be at.
| Android version: | 4.4.2 |
| Baseband version: | G900HXXU1ANCD |
| Kernel version: | 3.0.4-1018780 |
| Build number: | KOT49H.G900HXXU1ANCD |
| AP: | G900HXXU1ANCD |
| CP: | G900HXXU1ANCE (depends to country/carrier) |
| CSC: | G900HTFG1ANCD (depends to country/carrier) |
Stock ROM is classified as the original firmware which has been released via Samsung Kies official firmware server. These are generally being taken from Kies and carefully re-bundled to produce a flashable through the use of Odin flasher application. Stock ROMs contains the binary images or data files of the entire software application, including such as these types of files: * Sbl.bin * cache.img * factoryfs.img * hidden.img * modem.bin * param.lfs * zImage Within the stock ROM are enclosed the individual Android system applications. These includes the Bootloader, AP, CP, and CSC.
Bootloader – This is actually the boot image and some encrypted hidden data is located here, patches and tweaks also starts here.
AP – This the software/firmware build number version and consists to a code of numbers and letters
CP – This renders the specific Baseband or device modem data (GSM/3G/4G/LTE). This where it contains the default settings of each specific geographical region, carrier or network providers network data connections.
CSC – Refers to the specific country or carriers for that said firmware is being build for.
PIT – the PIT file refers as ‘Partition Information Table’. This is ideal for for fixing bricked devices if in some way has something changed with the partition table layout of the phone’s system memory. But in normal flashing, you should not use this file, or you may screw up your phone if handed carelessly.
Q: Does it safe to flash stock ROM?
A: There is a possibility throughout flashing a firmware on both the authentic and the customized ROMs. Any kind of interruption took place can cause your device directly straight into soft-bricks. If this is your very first time heard of this process, it’s strongly recommended you to search through any additional information so you will truly understand of what this process is all about.
Q: Does Flashing will remove all my data stored on the device.
A: Yes and NO. There are two types of stock ROM, the wiped and non-wiped version. It is highly recommended that you should back-up all your important data stored in the phone’s memory like contacts, messages before flashing.
Q: Do I Need to ROOT or UNROOT my phone before flashing stock ROM?
A: NO need to root or unroot yor device, but you will loose root once flashing is made. So, you need to re-root your device again.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM to my phone will erase the network lock?
A: NO. Your network (or SIM) lock will however remain active.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM will remove root on my phone?
A: Yes. If you currently have rooted, your phone will return back to original factory settings after flashing. You need to re-root again to install any 3rd party applications.
Q: Does flashing an operator specific firmware will restrict my open phone to that operator’s network?
A: NO. Your phone still remain open for any Operator SIM. Operator specific builds usually containing “only specific country or carrier provider” logo, bloatwares, wallpapers and/or browser settings, etc.
Disclaimer: We shall not be held responsible if anything happens to your device by following this guide. You may proceed at your own risk, your phone is not a toy for us, it is your own personal property, it is up to you to decide on what and how to do about it.
Odin Flasher Tools:
Odin3_v3.07 download
Odin3_v3.09 download
Galaxy S5 USB Driver download
I can’t put it all up here, so you may find the most latest firmware updates. Stock ROM are case sensitive and may result to undesired outcomes if misused. Each stock ROM was built to a specific product code variant. South America version SM-G900H stock ROM cannot be used on other regions like U.S. Canada, Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa, New Zealand, Australia for it might result into unwanted bricks or other problems such as data connectivity and signal lost.
You can grab the firmware files at samsung-updates. Just enter the build this build number “G900HXXU1ANCD” in the search form” or you also choose the latest firmware available according to your country or network provider. 
| Country/Carrier | PDA | CSC |
|---|---|---|
| Argentina | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HUWM1ANCD |
| Argentina | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HPSP1ANCE |
| Argentina (Claro) | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HUWA1ANCD |
| Argentina (Movistar) | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HTFG1ANCD |
| Argentina (Personal) | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HPSN1ANCE |
| Ecuador | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HUWA1ANCD |
| Ecuador | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HEBE1ANCD |
| Guatemala | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HTFG1ANCD |
| Guatemala (Tigo) | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HUWM1ANCD |
| Paraguay (Claro) | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HUWA1ANCD |
| South America (Open Line) | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HTFG1ANCD |
| Uruguay | G900HXXU1ANCD | G900HUUB1ANCD |
You need to extract the downloaded file which is packed in zip or rar files, so that you’ll get the tar.md5 file.
Run Odin downloader Odin3_v3.09 on your PC desktop. Watch out the check-boxes options on the right top of Odin, ensure that the ‘RE-PARTITION’ is unchecked, only the ‘AUTO-REBOOT and ‘F.RESET TIME’ checkboxes are both remained checked.
To reboot the Galaxy S5 into download mode , you need to turn the power off. After it completely shut off, just press and hold the Volume Down key, Home button and the PowerON/OFF button simultaneously. You should then prompted into a warning screen and asking you to press volume up if you want to continue or volume down to cancel, just simply press volume up to get into download mode. The download mode then displays an Android robot and say’s “Downloading.. Do not turn off target!!”
Once you already reboot the phone in download mode, simply connect the phone to your PC or laptop USB. In Odin window – the ID:COM box will turn to blue color and indicates the COM port number and a word “Added” on a log box will prompt you that the device is already detected or recognized by Odin. Your COM port number might be different from mine. If you do not see a COM port number then there’s something missing or wrong. You may read again from the top of this post.
Single Packaged Stock ROM – If the stock ROM is pack in One .tar.md5 file only the PDA, CSC and Phone modem are already included to it. Now, you need to just simply click on the PDA button, then browse to the folder where the .tar or .tar.md5 you have previously extracted and then select and load it. It may look like this: Kies_Home_G900HXXU1ANCD_G900HTFG1ANCD.tar.md5. Build numbers varies on each product code, specific geographical region and network CSC (Consumer Software Customization) codes.
Stock ROM with Multiple Files – Bootloader, AP, CSC and AP files If the files came with three individual .tar like PDA, CSC and PHONE packages, you’ll need to load each specific file formats on each designated buttons. Bootloader button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like –
Boot_G900HXXU1ANCD_xxxxx_.tar.md5
AP button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like – AP_G900HXXU1ANCD_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CP button – .tar file associated with a name ‘MODEM’ after the build number like – CP_G900HXXU1ANCD_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CSC button – .tar file associated with a name ‘CSC’ after the build number like – CSC_G900HXXU1ANCD_xxxxx_.tar.md5
Once if all set and ready to fire-up, hit the “START” button in Odin to begin flashing the stock ROM. Do not ever interrupt the phone while already in flashing progress, like disconnecting the cable or turning off the device. Just wait until it completely finish.
When the Stock ROM installation successfully completes, you will then see a word “PASS” in Odin. This indicates that the flashing was already finish, and on the log box it says “All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)”. The phone will just then automatically reboot, then it’s to remove it from PC or laptop USB connection. Confirm your fresh firmware installed by typing *#1234# or Go to Settings>About Phone>Firmware info. You can also do factory reset by dialing *2767*3855#. Check and reconfigure your APN settings when data networks connection issues encountered. This only happens if you installed other regions stock ROM.
Q: I got an error message that says “Set-up connection Failed” ?
A: Do the following steps:
1. Check your USB connection from the phone to PC,
2. Connect to another PC USB port
3. Check and try to another USB cable
4. Re-install the USB driver.
Q: Odin just suddenly stuck in the middle of nowhere while in flashing progress, It isn’t responding at all?
A: Check for possible program that might interrupt the process, like disabling the anti-virus and closing any running programs. Try to use another PC or laptop,
Q: I experienced bootloop or the phone just stuck on Welcome Logo (phone always stop at bootanimation) and it won’t boot normally?
A: You can fix it via recovery mode option, do this: Boot in recovery mode
1. Press and hold Volume Up, Home and Power button.
2. Use volume keys to select, Up and Down and Power or Home key to select the option
3. Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset using the Home button.
4. Next select the Wipe Cache Partition
5. Lastly, select Reboot System Now to reboot your Galaxy S5 in Normal mode.
That’s it! you have now learned how to install Samsung Galaxy S5 stock ROM. You can use this procedure again and again, using any future stock ROM that only match with your device. All other questions and suggestions are most welcome, just let me know by leaving a message on the comment form below. Enjoy!.
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Here are the Europe’s Galaxy S5 SM-G900F original or official 4.4.2 G900FXXU1ANCE firmware, a factory stock ROM during shipments and market launch. These firmware are only useful for advanced users who might have a future planned into altering their Galaxy S5 SM-G900F into custom ROM or into rooting. The stock firmware can be used to restore back Galaxy S5 SM-G900F to its original factory firmware again. It will return back the originality or default settings such as welcome screen logo, wallpapers, themes, ringtones, apps and among other stuff depends on network providers you are at.
| Android version: | 4.4.2 |
| Baseband version: | G900FXXU1ANCE |
| Kernel version: | 3.0.4-1182732 |
| Build number: | KOT49H.G900FXXU1ANCE |
| AP: | G900FXXU1ANCE |
| CP: | G900FXXU1ANCE |
| CSC: | G900FOXX1ANC7 (depends to country/carrier) |
Stock ROMs are the firmware that has been released from Samsung Kies official firmware server. These are being pulled from Kies by an Android firmware experts and carefully re-bundled it to make it flashable by using Odin flasher tool, via CWM and some prepared tool like chainfires’ Mobile Odin. This guide here tackles an Odin flashable stock ROM only, you might also see other methods like flashing via CWM and Mobile Odin (whuch is to be added soon).
Stock ROMs contains the binary and image files of the whole software packaged, like these:
* Sbl.bin
* cache.img
* factoryfs.img
* hidden.img
* modem.bin
* param.lfs
* zImage
Inside the stock ROM bundled, those binary and images files are packed in three different formats.
The PDA, CSC and PHONE.
Some full packaged stock ROM comes in multiple package this includes with BOOTLOADER image and PIT files, but in flashing it’s been safe not to use these files.
BL – This is the boot image and some encrypted hidden data is located here, patches and tweaks also starts here.
AP – This is the software/firmware build number version and consists to a code of numbers and letters.
CP – This renders the specific Baseband or device modem data (GSM/3G/4G/LTE).
This where it contains the default settings of each specific geographical region, carrier or network providers network data connections.
CSC – Refers to the specific country or carriers for that said firmware is being build for.
PIT – the PIT file refers as ‘Partition Information Table’. This is only useful for fixing bricked devices if somehow something changed with the partition table layout of the phone’s system memory. But in normal flashing, you should not use this file, or you may screw up your phone if handed carelessly.
Q: Does it safe to flash stock ROM?
A: There is a possibility throughout flashing a firmware on both the authentic and the customized ROMs. Any kind of interruption took place can cause your device directly straight into soft-bricks. If this is your very first time heard of this process, it’s strongly recommended you to search through any additional information so you will truly understand of what this process is all about.
Q: Does Flashing will remove all my data stored on the device.
A: Yes and NO. There are two types of stock ROM, the wiped and non-wiped version. It is highly recommended that you should back-up all your important data stored in the phone’s memory like contacts, messages before flashing.
Q: Do I Need to ROOT or UNROOT my phone before flashing stock ROM?
A: NO need to root or unroot yor device, but you will loose root once flashing is made. So, you need to re-root your device again.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM to my phone will erase the network lock?
A: NO. Your network (or SIM) lock will however remain active.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM will remove root on my phone?
A: Yes. If you currently have rooted, your phone will return back to original factory settings after flashing. You need to re-root again to install any 3rd party applications.
Q: Does flashing an operator specific firmware will restrict my open phone to that operator’s network?
A: NO. Your phone still remain open for any Operator SIM. Operator specific builds usually containing “only specific country or carrier provider” logo, bloatwares, wallpapers and/or browser settings, etc.
Disclaimer: We shall not be held responsible if anything happens to your device by following this guide. You may proceed at your own risk, your phone is not a toy for us, it is your own personal property, it is up to you to decide on what and how to do about it.
Odin Flasher Tools
Odin3_v3.07 download
Odin3_v3.09 download
Galaxy S5 USB Driver download
Download your Galaxy S5 Original Firmware or Stock ROM according to your phone’s Country/Carrier of origin. I can’t put it all up here, so you may find the most latest build.
Stock ROM are case sensitive and may result to undesired outcomes if used improperly.. Eachstock ROM was built to a specific product code variant. South America version SM-G900F stock ROM cannot be used on other regions like U.S. Canada, Asia, Middle East, Africa, New Zealand, Australia for it might result into problems such as data connectivity and signal lost and much worst if you ended-up into bricks.
You can grab the firmware files at samsung-updates. Just enter the build this build number “G900FXXU1ANCE” in the search form” or you also choose the latest firmware available according to your country or network provider.
Here are the list of countries and network providers runs with G900FXXU1ANCE 4.4.2 on Galaxy S5 SM-G900F
| Country/Carrier | PDA | CSC |
|---|---|---|
| Albania (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Austria | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FATO1ANC7 |
| Austria (3 Hutchison) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FDRE1ANC6 |
| Austria (A1) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Baltic | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Belgium | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FPRO1ANC7 |
| Belgium (Proximus) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FPRO1ANC7 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Bulgaria | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Bulgaria (Glubol) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FGBL1ANC7 |
| Bulgaria (MTL) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Bulgaria MTEL | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Croatia (Vipnet) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Cyprus (Cytamobile Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Cyprus (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Czech Republic (O2C) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FO2C1ANC5 |
| Czech Republic (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Czech Republic | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FETL1ANC7 |
| France | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVGF1ANC9 |
| France (Bouygues) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FBOG1ANC7 |
| France (Orange) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FFTM1AND1 |
| France (SFR) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FSFR1ANC7 |
| Germany | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FDBT1ANC7 |
| Germany (O2) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVIA1ANC5 |
| Germany (T-Mobile) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FDTM1ANC5 |
| Germany (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Greece (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Hungary (Telenor) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FPAN1ANC7 |
| Hungary (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Ireland | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FTSI1ANC7 |
| Ireland (3) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900F3IE1ANC6 |
| Ireland (Meteor) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Ireland (O2) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FO2I1ANC5 |
| Ireland (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Israel (Cellcom) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOJK1ANCD |
| Italy | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FITV1ANC7 |
| Italy (TIM) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FTIM1ANC7 |
| Italy (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Italy (Wind) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FWIN1ANC7 |
| Luxembourg | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FLUX1ANC7 |
| Macedonia | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FMBM1ANC1 |
| Macedonia/FYROM | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVIM1ANC7 |
| Malaysia | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Netherlands | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FPHN1ANC7 |
| Netherlands (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Norway (Telenor) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FTEN1ANC7 |
| Poland | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FXEO1ANC7 |
| Poland (Orange) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FIDE1ANC5 |
| Poland (Play) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FPRT1ANC7 |
| Poland (PLUS) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FPLS1ANC7 |
| Portugal (TPH) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Portugal (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Romania | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FROM1ANC7 |
| Romania (Cosmote) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FCOA1ANC1 |
| Romania (Orange) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FORO1ANC6 |
| Romania (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Russian Federation | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXE1ANCC |
| Serbia (Telekom) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Serbia (Telenor) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Serbia (VIP) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Slovakia | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Slovenia | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Slovenia (Mobitel) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FMOT1ANC7 |
| Slovenia (Si.mobil) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| South East Europe | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Spain | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FOXX1ANC7 |
| Spain (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Sweden (3) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVDS1ANC7 |
| Switzerland | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FAUT1ANC7 |
| Switzerland (Swisscom) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| United Kingdom | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVIR1ANC8 |
| United Kingdom (EVERY) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FEVR1ANC4 |
| United Kingdom (H3G) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FH3G1ANC8 |
| United Kingdom (O2) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FO2U1ANC5 |
| United Kingdom (Vodafone) | G900FXXU1ANCE | G900FVFG1ANC6 |
| Other countries and network providers will also added soon... |
You need to extract the downloaded file which is packed in zip or rar files, so that you’ll get the tar.md5 file.
Run Odin downloader Odin3_v3.09 on your PC desktop. Watch out the check-boxes options on the right top of Odin, ensure that the ‘RE-PARTITION’ is unchecked, only the ‘AUTO-REBOOT and ‘F.RESET TIME’ checkboxes are both remained checked.
To reboot the Galaxy S5 into download mode , you need to turn the power off. After it completely shut off, just press and hold the Volume Down key, Home button and the PowerON/OFF button simultaneously.
You should then prompted into a warning screen and asking you to press volume up if you want to continue or volume down to cancel, just simply press volume up to get into download mode. The download mode then displays an Android robot and say’s “Downloading.. Do not turn off target!!”
Once you already reboot the phone in download mode, simply connect the phone to your PC or laptop USB.
In Odin window – the ID:COM box will turn to blue color and indicates the COM port number and a word “Added” on a log box will prompt you that the device is already detected or recognized by Odin.
Your COM port number might be different from mine. If you do not see a COM port number then there’s something missing or wrong. You may read again from the top of this post.
Single Packaged Stock ROM.
If the stock ROM is pack in One .tar.md5 file only the PDA, CSC and Phone modem are already included to it. Now, you need to just simply click on the PDA button, then browse to the folder where the .tar or .tar.md5 you have previously extracted and then select and load it.
It may look like this: Kies_Home_G900FXXU1ANCE_G900FOXXU1ANCE.tar.md5.
Build numbers varies on each product code, specific geographical region and network CSC (Consumer Software Customization) codes. Like for example in Galaxy S5 it also comes such this:
Stock ROM with Multiple Files with Bootloader, AP, CSC and CP files.
If the file contains on individual packages, you’ll need to load each specific file formats on each designated buttons.
Bootloader button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like – Boot_G900FXXU1ANCE_xxxxx_.tar.md5
AP button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like – AP_G900FXXU1ANCE_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CP button – .tar file associated with a name ‘MODEM’ after the build number like – CP_G900FXXU1ANCE_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CSC button – .tar file associated with a name ‘CSC’ after the build number like – CSC_G900FXXU1ANCE_xxxxx_.tar.md5
BL button – select the .tar file associated with a name ‘Boot’ after the build number like – BL_G900FXXU1ANCE_xxxxx_.tar.md5
Once if all set and ready to fire-up, hit the “START” button in Odin to begin flashing the stock ROM.
Do not ever interrupt the phone while already in flashing progress, like disconnecting the cable or turning off the device. Just wait until it completely finish.
When the Stock ROM installation successfully completes, you will then see a word “PASS” in Odin. This indicates that the flashing was already finish, and on the log box it says “All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)”. The phone will just then automatically reboot, then it’s to remove it from PC or laptop USB connection.
Confirm your fresh firmware installed by typing *#1234# or
Go to Settings>About Phone>Firmware info.
You can also do factory reset by dialing *2767*3855#.
Check and reconfigure your APN settings when data networks connection issues encountered. This only happens if you installed other regions stock ROM.
Q: I got an error message that says “Set-up connection Failed” ?
A: Do the following steps:
1. Check your USB connection from the phone to PC,
2. Connect to another PC USB port
3. Check and try to another USB cable
4. Re-install the USB driver.
Q: Odin just suddenly stuck in the middle of nowhere while in flashing progress, It isn’t responding at all?
A: Check for possible program that might interrupt the process, like disabling the anti-virus and closing any running programs. Try to use another PC or laptop,
Q: I experienced bootloop or the phone just stuck on Welcome Logo (phone always stop at bootanimation) and it won’t boot normally?
A: You can fix it via recovery mode option, do this: Boot in recovery mode
1. Press and hold Volume Up, Home and Power button.
2. Use volume keys to select, Up and Down and Power or Home key to select the option
3. Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset using the Home button.
4. Next select the Wipe Cache Partition
5. Lastly, select Reboot System Now to reboot your Galaxy S5 in Normal mode.
That’s it! you have now learned how to install Samsung Galaxy S5 stock ROM. You can use this procedure again and again, using any future stock ROM that only match with your device. All other questions and suggestions are most welcome, just let me know by leaving a message on the comment form below. Enjoy!.
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These are the listings of Galaxy S5 (SM-G900H) sold in Middle East and Africa that comes with Android 4.4.2 firmware build numbers G900HXXU1ANCI. These are the initial firmware while in shipments and market introduction. These firmware are merely useful which are intended for advanced users only who often have planned into switching their Galaxy S5 SM-G900H into custom ROM or into rooting. The stock firmware enable you to to restore back the Galaxy S5 SM-G900H to its original factory firmware again. It will return back the original appearance or default settings, including the welcome screen logo, wallpapers, themes, ringtones, apps and among other stuff depends on network providers you happen to be at.
| Android version: | 4.4.2 |
| Baseband version: | G900HXXU1ANCI |
| Kernel version: | 3.0.4-1183700 |
| Build number: | KOT49H.G900HXXU1ANCI |
| AP: | G900HXXU1ANCI |
| CP: | G900HXXU1ANCI |
| CSC: | G900HOJV1ANCH |
Stock ROM is classified as the original firmware which has been released via Samsung Kies official firmware server. These are generally being taken from Kies and carefully re-bundled to produce a flashable through the use of Odin flasher application.
Stock ROMs contains the binary images or data files of the entire software application, including such as these types of files:
* Sbl.bin
* cache.img
* factoryfs.img
* hidden.img
* modem.bin
* param.lfs
* zImage
Within the stock ROM are enclosed the individual Android system applications. These includes
the Bootloader, AP, CP, and CSC.
Bootloader – This is actually the boot image and some encrypted hidden data is located here, patches and tweaks also starts here.
AP – This the software/firmware build number version and consists to a code of numbers and letters
CP – This renders the specific Baseband or device modem data (GSM/3G/4G/LTE).
This where it contains the default settings of each specific geographical region, carrier or network providers network data connections.
CSC – Refers to the specific country or carriers for that said firmware is being build for.
PIT – the PIT file refers as ‘Partition Information Table’. This is ideal for for fixing bricked devices if in some way has something changed with the partition table layout of the phone’s system memory. But in normal flashing, you should not use this file, or you may screw up your phone if handed carelessly.
Q: Does it safe to flash stock ROM?
A: There is a possibility throughout flashing a firmware on both the authentic and the customized ROMs.Any kind of undesirable interruption took place can cause your device directly straight into soft-bricks. If this your very first time heard of this process, it’s strongly recommended to search through any additional information so you will truly understand of what this process is all about.
Q: Does Flashing will remove all my data stored on the device.
A: Yes and NO. There are two types of stock ROM, the wiped and non-wiped version. It is highly recommended that you should back-up all your important data stored in the phone’s memory like contacts, messages before flashing.
Q: Do I Need to ROOT or UNROOT my phone before flashing stock ROM?
A: NO need to root or unroot yor device, but you will loose root once flashing is made. So, you need to re-root your device again.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM to my phone will erase the network lock?
A: NO. Your network (or SIM) lock will however remain active.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM will remove root on my phone?
A: Yes. If you currently have rooted, your phone will return back to original factory settingsafter flashing. You need to re-root again to install any 3rd party applications.
Q: Does flashing an operator specific firmware will restrict my open phone to that operator’s network?
A: NO. Your phone still remain open for any Operator SIM. Operator specific builds usually containing “only specific country or carrier provider” logo, bloatwares, wallpapers and/or browser settings, etc.
Disclaimer: We shall not be held responsible if anything happens to your device by following this guide. You may proceed at your own risk, your phone is not a toy for us, it is your own personal property, it is up to you to decide on what and how to do about it.
Odin Flasher Tools:
Odin3_v3.07 download
Odin3_v3.09 download
Galaxy S5 USB Driver download
I can’t put it all up here, so you may find the most latest firmware updates. Stock ROM are case sensitive and may result to undesired outcomes if misused. Each stock ROM was built to a specific product code variant. South America version SM-G900H stock ROM cannot be used on other regions like U.S. Canada, Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa, New Zealand, Australia for it might result into unwanted bricks or other problems such as data connectivity and signal lost.
You can grab the firmware files at samsung-updates. Just enter the build this build number “G900HXXU1ANCI” or the CSC numbers “G900HOJV1ANCH” in the search form” or you also choose the latest firmware available according to your country or network provider.
Here are the list of Middle East and Africa countries, including network providers with G900HXXU1ANCI 4.4.2 firmware on Galaxy S5 SM-G900H.
| Country/Carrier | PDA | CSC |
|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Algeria | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Angola (Unitel S.A.) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Bahrain | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Egypt | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Egypt (Vodafone) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Iraq | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Israel | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJK1ANCF |
| Kenya | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Kenya (Zain) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Libya | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Nigeria | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Oman | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Pakistan (PAK) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Qatar | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Saudi Arabia (Mobily) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Saudi Arabia (STC) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Saudi Arabia (Zain) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| South Africa (MTN) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| South Africa (Vodacom) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Tanzania | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Tunisia | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Tunisia (Tunisie Telecom) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| Uganda (MTN) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| United Arab Emirates | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
| United Arab Emirates (Etisalat) | G900HXXU1ANCI | G900HOJV1ANCH |
You need to extract the downloaded file which is packed in zip or rar files, so that you’ll get the tar.md5 file.
Run Odin downloader Odin3_v3.09 on your PC desktop. Watch out the check-boxes options on the right top of Odin, ensure that the ‘RE-PARTITION’ is unchecked, only the ‘AUTO-REBOOT and ‘F.RESET TIME’ checkboxes are both remained checked.
To reboot the Galaxy S5 into download mode , you need to turn the power off. After it completely shut off, just press and hold the Volume Down key, Home button and the PowerON/OFF button simultaneously.
You should then prompted into a warning screen and asking you to press volume up if you want to continue or volume down to cancel, just simply press volume up to get into download mode. The download mode then displays an Android robot and say’s “Downloading.. Do not turn off target!!”
Once you already reboot the phone in download mode, simply connect the phone to your PC or laptop USB.
In Odin window – the ID:COM box will turn to blue color and indicates the COM port number and a word “Added” on a log box will prompt you that the device is already detected or recognized by Odin.
Your COM port number might be different from mine. If you do not see a COM port number then there’s something missing or wrong. You may read again from the top of this post.
Single Packaged Stock ROM
If the stock ROM is pack in One .tar.md5 file only the PDA, CSC and Phone modem are already included to it. Now, you need to just simply click on the PDA button, then browse to the folder where the .tar or .tar.md5 you have previously extracted and then select and load it.
Just like this image below, I used United Kingdom unbranded Galaxy S5 stock ROM on this guide, so it came as Kies_Home_G900HXXU1ANCi_G900HOJV1ANCH.tar.md5.
Build numbers varies on each product code, specific geographical region and network CSC (Consumer Software Customization) codes. Like for example in Galaxy S5 it also comes such this:
Stock ROM with Multiple Files with PDA, CSC and PHONE files
If the files came with individual .tar like Bootloader, AP, CSC and CP
packages, you’ll need to load each specific file formats on each designated buttons.
Bootloader button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like – Boot_G900HXXU1ANCI_xxxxx_.tar.md5
AP button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like – AP_G900HXXU1ANCI_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CP button – .tar file associated with a name ‘MODEM’ after the build number like – CP_G900HXXU1ANCI_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CSC button – .tar file associated with a name ‘CSC’ after the build number like – CSC_G900HXXU1ANCI_xxxxx_.tar.md5
Once if all set and ready to fire-up, hit the “START” button in Odin to begin flashing the stock ROM.
Do not ever interrupt the phone while already in flashing progress, like disconnecting the cable or turning off the device. Just wait until it completely finish.
When the Stock ROM installation successfully completes, you will then see a word “PASS” in Odin. This indicates that the flashing was already finish, and on the log box it says “All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)”. The phone will just then automatically reboot, then it’s to remove it from PC or laptop USB connection.
Confirm your fresh firmware installed by typing *#1234# or
Go to Settings>About Phone>Firmware info.
You can also do factory reset by dialing *2767*3855#.
Check and reconfigure your APN settings when data networks connection issues encountered. This only happens if you installed other regions stock ROM.
Q: I got an error message that says “Set-up connection Failed” ?
A: Do the following steps:
1. Check your USB connection from the phone to PC,
2. Connect to another PC USB port
3. Check and try to another USB cable
4. Re-install the USB driver.
Q: Odin just suddenly stuck in the middle of nowhere while in flashing progress, It isn’t responding at all?
A: Check for possible program that might interrupt the process, like disabling the anti-virus and closing any running programs. Try to use another PC or laptop,
Q: I experienced bootloop or the phone just stuck on Welcome Logo (phone always stop at bootanimation) and it won’t boot normally?
A: You can fix it via recovery mode option, do this: Boot in recovery mode
1. Press and hold Volume Up, Home and Power button.
2. Use volume keys to select, Up and Down and Power or Home key to select the option
3. Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset using the Home button.
4. Next select the Wipe Cache Partition
5. Lastly, select Reboot System Now to reboot your Galaxy S5 in Normal mode.
That’s it! you have now learned how to install Samsung Galaxy S5 stock ROM. You can use this procedure again and again, using any future stock ROM that only match with your device. All other questions and suggestions are most welcome, just let me know by leaving a message on the comment form below. Enjoy!.
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At first there was the 4.4.2 firmware build G900FXXU1ANCE seen in Europe Galaxy S5 SM-G900F equipped with (Snapdragon 801) Quad-core processor. But yet another firmware with build numbers G900FXXU1ANCF has also seen on numerous carrier branded SGS 5 devices. The G900FXXU1ANCF has similar build date to NCE but the change-list value is quite higher, so basically this is the factory firmware brought in select Galaxy S5 according to carrier operators in Europe and Southeast Asia.
Here is what we saw in Europe’s Galaxy S5 G900F firmware build version of G900FXXU1ANCF:
| Android version: | 4.4.2 |
| Baseband version: | G900FXXU1ANCE |
| Kernel version: | 3.0.4-1182732 |
| Build number: | KOT49H.G900FXXU1ANCF |
| AP: | G900FXXU1ANCF |
| CP: | G900FXXU1ANCE |
| CSC: | G900FDTM1ANC5 (depends to country/carrier) |
And this one is what we got from the Southeast Asian Galaxy S5 G900F posed with firmware build version of G900FXXU1ANCF:
| Android version: | 4.4.2 |
| Baseband version: | G900FXXU1ANCE |
| Kernel version: | 3.0.4-1186806 |
| Build number: | KOT49H.G900FXXU1ANCF |
| AP: | G900FXXU1ANCF |
| CP: | G900FXXU1ANCE |
| CSC: | G900FOLB1ANCD |
Read: Europe Galaxy S5 SM-G900F 4.4.2 G900FXXU1ANCE Firmware list
Sooner or later if you alter your Galaxy S5 you will end-up and come through this. Once you root or install in custom ROM and then you want to return back your Galaxy S5 to its original firmware, then this is what you need.
Stock ROMs are the firmware that has been released from Samsung Kies official firmware server. These are being pulled from Kies by an Android firmware experts and carefully re-bundled it to make it flashable by using Odin flasher tool, via CWM and some prepared tool like chainfires’ Mobile Odin. This guide here tackles an Odin flashable stock ROM only, you might also see other methods like flashing via CWM and Mobile Odin (whuch is to be added soon).
Stock ROMs contains the binary and image files of the whole software packaged, like these:
* Sbl.bin
* cache.img
* factoryfs.img
* hidden.img
* modem.bin
* param.lfs
* zImage
Inside the stock ROM bundled, those binary and images files are packed in three different formats.
The PDA, CSC and PHONE.
Some full packaged stock ROM comes in multiple package this includes with BOOTLOADER image and PIT files, but in flashing it’s been safe not to use these files.
BL – This is the boot image and some encrypted hidden data is located here, patches and tweaks also starts here.
AP – This is the software/firmware build number version and consists to a code of numbers and letters.
CP – This renders the specific Baseband or device modem data (GSM/3G/4G/LTE).
This where it contains the default settings of each specific geographical region, carrier or network providers network data connections.
CSC – Refers to the specific country or carriers for that said firmware is being build for.
PIT – the PIT file refers as ‘Partition Information Table’. This is only useful for fixing bricked devices if somehow something changed with the partition table layout of the phone’s system memory. But in normal flashing, you should not use this file, or you may screw up your phone if handed carelessly.
Q: Does it safe to flash stock ROM?
A: There is a risk danger in flashing firmware either original stock ROM and or custom ROMs on the device. Any unwanted interruption occurred will cause your device into softbricks. If it is your first time heard about this method, it is highly recommended to search more and learn about flashing stock ROM before you proceed.
Q: Does Flashing will remove all my data stored on the device.
A: Yes and NO. There are two types of stock ROM, the wiped and non-wiped version. It is highly recommended that you should back-up all your important data stored in the phone’s memory like contacts, messages before flashing.
Q: Do I Need to ROOT or UNROOT my phone before flashing stock ROM?
A: NO need to root or unroot yor device, but you will loose root once flashing is made. So, you need to re-root your device again.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM to my phone will erase the network lock?
A: NO. Your network (or SIM) lock will still remain active.
Q: Does Flashing stock ROM will remove root on my phone?
A: Yes. If you currently have rooted, your phone will return back to original factory settingsafter flashing. You need to re-root again to install any 3rd party applications.
Q: Does flashing an operator specific firmware will restrict my open phone to that operator’s network?
A: NO. Your phone still remain open for any Operator SIM. Operator specific builds usually containing “only specific country or carrier provider” logo, bloatwares, wallpapers and/or browser settings, etc.
Disclaimer: We shall not be held responsible if anything happens to your device by following this guide. You may proceed at your own risk, your phone is not a toy for us, it is your own personal property, it is up to you to decide on what and how to do about it.
Odin Flasher Tools
Odin3_v3.07 download
Odin3_v3.09 download
Galaxy S5 USB Driver download
Download your Galaxy S5 Original Firmware or Stock ROM according to your phone’s Country/Carrier of origin. I can’t put it all up here, so you may find the most latest build.
Stock ROM are case sensitive and may result to undesired outcomes if used improperly.. Eachstock ROM was built to a specific product code variant. South America version SM-G900F stock ROM cannot be used on other regions like U.S. Canada, Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa, New Zealand, Australia for it might result into unwanted bricks or other problems such as data connectivity and signal lost.
You can grab the firmware files at samsung-updates. Just enter the build this build number “G900FXXU1ANCF” in the search form” or you also choose the latest firmware available according to your country or network provider.
Here are the list of countries and network providers runs with G900FXXU1ANCF 4.4.2 on Galaxy S5 SM-G900F
| Country/Carrier | AP | CSC |
|---|---|---|
| Croatia (T-Mobile) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FCRO1ANC1 |
| Czech Republic (T-Mobile) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FTMZ1ANC1 |
| Germany (T-Mobile) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FDTM1ANC5 |
| Greece (Cosmote) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FCOS1ANC1 |
| Hungary (T-mobile) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FTMH1ANC1 |
| Macedonia | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FMBM1ANC1 |
| Malaysia | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Montenegro | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FTMT1ANC1 |
| Philippines (Open Line) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Philippines (Smart) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Philippines (Sun Cellular) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Romania (Cosmote) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FCOA1ANC1 |
| Singapore | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Singapore (M1) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Singapore (SingTel) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Singapore (StarHub) | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
| Slovakia | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FTMS1ANC1 |
| Thailand | G900FXXU1ANCF | G900FOLB1ANCD |
You need to extract the downloaded file which is packed in zip or rar files, so that you’ll get the tar.md5 file.
Run Odin downloader Odin3_v3.09 on your PC desktop. Watch out the check-boxes options on the right top of Odin, ensure that the ‘RE-PARTITION’ is unchecked, only the ‘AUTO-REBOOT and ‘F.RESET TIME’ checkboxes are both remained checked.
To reboot the Galaxy S5 into download mode , you need to turn the power off. After it completely shut off, just press and hold the Volume Down key, Home button and the PowerON/OFF button simultaneously.
You should then prompted into a warning screen and asking you to press volume up if you want to continue or volume down to cancel, just simply press volume up to get into download mode. The download mode then displays an Android robot and say’s “Downloading.. Do not turn off target!!”
Once you already reboot the phone in download mode, simply connect the phone to your PC or laptop USB.
In Odin window – the ID:COM box will turn to blue color and indicates the COM port number and a word “Added” on a log box will prompt you that the device is already detected or recognized by Odin.
Your COM port number might be different from mine. If you do not see a COM port number then there’s something missing or wrong. You may read again from the top of this post.
Single Packaged Stock ROM
If the stock ROM is pack in One .tar.md5 file only the PDA, CSC and Phone modem are already included to it. Now, you need to just simply click on the PDA button, then browse to the folder where the .tar or .tar.md5 you have previously extracted and then select and load it.
Just like this image below, I used United Kingdom unbranded Galaxy S5 stock ROM on this guide, so it came as Kies_Home_G900FXXU1ANCF_G900FOXXU1ANC5.tar.md5.
Build numbers varies on each product code, specific geographical region and network CSC (Consumer Software Customization) codes. Like for example in Galaxy S5 it also comes such this:
Stock ROM with Multiple Files with Bootloader, AP, CSC and CP files
If the files contains on individual packages, you’ll need to load each specific file formats on each designated buttons.
Bootloader button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like – Boot_G900FXXU1ANCF_xxxxx_.tar.md5
AP button – select the .tar file associated with a name CODE after the build number like – AP_G900FXXU1ANCF_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CP button – .tar file associated with a name ‘MODEM’ after the build number like – CP_G900FXXU1ANCF_xxxxx_.tar.md5
CSC button – .tar file associated with a name ‘CSC’ after the build number like – CSC_G900FXXU1ANCF_xxxxx_.tar.md5
BL button – select the .tar file associated with a name ‘Boot’ after the build number like – BL_G900FXXU1ANCF_xxxxx_.tar.md5
Once if all set and ready to fire-up, hit the “START” button in Odin to begin flashing the stock ROM.
Do not ever interrupt the phone while already in flashing progress, like disconnecting the cable or turning off the device. Just wait until it completely finish.
When the Stock ROM installation successfully completes, you will then see a word “PASS” in Odin. This indicates that the flashing was already finish, and on the log box it says “All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)”. The phone will just then automatically reboot, then it’s to remove it from PC or laptop USB connection.
Confirm your fresh firmware installed by typing *#1234# or
Go to Settings>About Phone>Firmware info.
You can also do factory reset by dialing *2767*3855#.
Check and reconfigure your APN settings when data networks connection issues encountered. This only happens if you installed other regions stock ROM.
Q: I got an error message that says “Set-up connection Failed” ?
A: Do the following steps:
1. Check your USB connection from the phone to PC,
2. Connect to another PC USB port
3. Check and try to another USB cable
4. Re-install the USB driver.
Q: Odin just suddenly stuck in the middle of nowhere while in flashing progress, It isn’t responding at all?
A: Check for possible program that might interrupt the process, like disabling the anti-virus and closing any running programs.
Try to use another PC or laptop,
Q: I experienced bootloop or the phone just stuck on Welcome Logo (phone always stop at bootanimation) and it won’t boot normally?
A: You can fix it via recovery mode option, do this:
Boot in recovery mode
1. Press and hold Volume Up, Home and Power button.
2. Use volume keys to select, Up and Down and Power or Home key to select the option
3. Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset using the Home button.
4. Next select the Wipe Cache Partition
5. Lastly, select Reboot System Now to reboot your Galaxy S5 in Normal mode.
That’s it! you have now learned how to install Samsung Galaxy S5 stock ROM. You can use this procedure again and again, using any future stock ROM that only match with your device.
All other questions and suggestions are most welcome, just let me know by leaving a message on the comment form below. Enjoy!
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