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Galaxy S1. On your pc, download SDK platform tools: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
2. Extract the downloaded file in your desktop.
3. Inside the extracted folder, put the update.zip file of the update you wish to install.
4. Inside this folder, while holding left shift, make a right click with the mouse and select "open command prompt here" or "open windows powershell here", The command prompt/windows powershell will open.
5. On your phone, turn on USB Debugging in Developer options. (You get access to developer options by continously tapping the build number in Settings->About phone->Software version)
6. Connect your phone to the pc using an original usb cable, you may see a pop up message saying: "Allow USB Debugging from this device?" Click Allow.
7. In the opened Command Prompt/Windows Powershell on your PC, type in the following command: ./adb reboot recovery your phone will reboot into recovery mode.
8. In recovery mode on your phone, select "update via ADB". (you scroll up or down using the volume buttons and select using the power button).
9. In the Command Prompt/Windows Powershell on your PC run the following command: "./adb devices"
9. Wait to see a message saying that the daemon has started and that your device is found.
10. If you device is found, run the following command: "./adb sideload update.zip"
11. The update process will start, you will see a percentage counting up. First it will verify, then patch etc. Do not move the cable, disconnect the phone or power off the PC.
- Once the process is complete (it takes some time) the phone will start booting up (at which point you can disconnect the cable), the phone will also optimize applications and then you should be done!
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Galaxy SPublic beta releases are to gather extra information to make the software better. Nobody is forcing you to do anything
Don't make other's decision you life's problem.
Someone who needs to get a life here, is you!
Don't bother replying
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12-08-2024 10:34 PM (Last edited 12-08-2024 10:39 PM ) in
Galaxy SThose who are exploring this option, make sure to read through the full thread on XDA.
Especially info on how you can again start receiving either stable or beta builds from Samsung directly. Because once you do this manually. Unless you're on a version that Samsung actually expects your device to be in, it won't send any further updates. May be for beta things could be different, can only be known when incremental beta updates come out.
Anyway, the fix would be simple, just
reflash some released stable version. But just be aware of these details.
Read all the steps from the original thread on XDA. Don't come back to blame the author here if you get things wrong. He's just sharing info for those interested.
Cheers to the curious.
