Samsung S8 FRP Bypass (2019) G950F Combination File Android 8.0 - GSM-Forum

muhammadalia11 · 01-28-2019, 16:55

Look for the correct firmware for your phone model and download it. Make sure that you select the right one. It should be the same exact firmware that ran previously on your device. We assume that you list down the firmware version somewhere. If you did not take note of it before, there’s a chance that you may pick the wrong one. As you may know now, using an incorrect firmware can cause complications so good luck with that.
Let’s now say that you have identified the correct firmware. You then want to download it to your computer. The firmware file should have a bunch of files in it like AP_, BL_, CSC_, etc.
Look for the file that starts with a label BL; this should be the corresponding bootloader file for this firmware. Once you’ve identified the bootloader file, copy it to your computer’s desktop or to any other folder that you can easily access.
Proceed with the rest of the flashing procedure using the Odin program.
In Odin, click on the BL tab and make sure to use the bootloader file you’ve identified earlier.
Now, make sure that the “Device Added” status and its “ID:COM box” has turned blue before hitting the START button. This will initiate the flashing of your phone’s bootloader.
Restart the phone once the procedure is finished.
Remember, if reflashing the bootloader and/or installing stock firmware won’t help, you’re out of luck. There must be a hardware-related cause that prevents your phone from booting up properly. Send it to Samsung or to an independent service center to be checked.

Combination File U3:

Combination File U4:

Firmware 8.0 U3 File:

Frp Bypass File :

Odin Program:

Full Video Tutorial :

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muhammadalia11 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: karachi Posts: 23 Member: 2857741 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 21	Samsung S8 FRP Bypass (2019) G950F Combination File Android 8.0 Look for the correct firmware for your phone model and download it. Make sure that you select the right one. It should be the same exact firmware that ran previously on your device. We assume that you list down the firmware version somewhere. If you did not take note of it before, there’s a chance that you may pick the wrong one. As you may know now, using an incorrect firmware can cause complications so good luck with that. Let’s now say that you have identified the correct firmware. You then want to download it to your computer. The firmware file should have a bunch of files in it like AP_, BL_, CSC_, etc. Look for the file that starts with a label BL; this should be the corresponding bootloader file for this firmware. Once you’ve identified the bootloader file, copy it to your computer’s desktop or to any other folder that you can easily access. Proceed with the rest of the flashing procedure using the Odin program. In Odin, click on the BL tab and make sure to use the bootloader file you’ve identified earlier. Now, make sure that the “Device Added” status and its “ID:COM box” has turned blue before hitting the START button. This will initiate the flashing of your phone’s bootloader. Restart the phone once the procedure is finished. Remember, if reflashing the bootloader and/or installing stock firmware won’t help, you’re out of luck. There must be a hardware-related cause that prevents your phone from booting up properly. Send it to Samsung or to an independent service center to be checked. Combination File U3: Combination File U4: Firmware 8.0 U3 File: Frp Bypass File : Odin Program: Full Video Tutorial :