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Liran H
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I have done the following steps (in this order) to update my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge using Odin:

  • Downloaded and installed the Samsung USB driver on my Windows PC
  • Enabled USB Debugging on my phone
  • Booted my phone into Download Mode
  • Opened Odin (v3.12) on my PC
  • Connected my phone to my PC (confirmed connected by Odin)
  • In Odin, selected the BL, AP, CP and CSC (intentionally instead of the HOME_CSC, as I wanted a reset as well)
  • Clicked Start

It has now been 1.5 hours, and the phone's Download Mode screen is still showing "Downloading...".

Did I do something wrong? It's not meant to take this long, is it? (I read that it's meant to take no more than 20-30 minutes)

EDIT: after over 2 hours with no change, I force reboot my phone, after which I was greeted with the following error:

"Device storage corrupt. the data partition has been corrupted. you need to reset your device to factory default settings. this will erase all your data"

I am now downloading the latest UK Oreo ROM, which just came out yesterday, in hopes I can manage to flash it successfully and that I haven't bricked my phone beyond repair...

I have done the following steps (in this order) to update my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge using Odin:

  • Downloaded and installed the Samsung USB driver on my Windows PC
  • Enabled USB Debugging on my phone
  • Booted my phone into Download Mode
  • Opened Odin (v3.12) on my PC
  • Connected my phone to my PC (confirmed connected by Odin)
  • In Odin, selected the BL, AP, CP and CSC (intentionally instead of the HOME_CSC, as I wanted a reset as well)
  • Clicked Start

It has now been 1.5 hours, and the phone's Download Mode screen is still showing "Downloading...".

Did I do something wrong? It's not meant to take this long, is it? (I read that it's meant to take no more than 20-30 minutes)

I have done the following steps (in this order) to update my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge using Odin:

  • Downloaded and installed the Samsung USB driver on my Windows PC
  • Enabled USB Debugging on my phone
  • Booted my phone into Download Mode
  • Opened Odin (v3.12) on my PC
  • Connected my phone to my PC (confirmed connected by Odin)
  • In Odin, selected the BL, AP, CP and CSC (intentionally instead of the HOME_CSC, as I wanted a reset as well)
  • Clicked Start

It has now been 1.5 hours, and the phone's Download Mode screen is still showing "Downloading...".

Did I do something wrong? It's not meant to take this long, is it? (I read that it's meant to take no more than 20-30 minutes)

EDIT: after over 2 hours with no change, I force reboot my phone, after which I was greeted with the following error:

"Device storage corrupt. the data partition has been corrupted. you need to reset your device to factory default settings. this will erase all your data"

I am now downloading the latest UK Oreo ROM, which just came out yesterday, in hopes I can manage to flash it successfully and that I haven't bricked my phone beyond repair...

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Liran H
  • 111
  • 1
  • 4

Updating S7 Edge using Odin: stuck in Download Mode's "Downloading..."

I have done the following steps (in this order) to update my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge using Odin:

  • Downloaded and installed the Samsung USB driver on my Windows PC
  • Enabled USB Debugging on my phone
  • Booted my phone into Download Mode
  • Opened Odin (v3.12) on my PC
  • Connected my phone to my PC (confirmed connected by Odin)
  • In Odin, selected the BL, AP, CP and CSC (intentionally instead of the HOME_CSC, as I wanted a reset as well)
  • Clicked Start

It has now been 1.5 hours, and the phone's Download Mode screen is still showing "Downloading...".

Did I do something wrong? It's not meant to take this long, is it? (I read that it's meant to take no more than 20-30 minutes)