🔴 Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950U and SM-G950U1 OTA update download Latest
SS-G950USQU5CRK1-to-S5CRL1-UP.zip
Size: 135.3 MB This firmware will update your S8
from version G950USQU5CRK1
to version G950USQS5CRL1.
The file size is approximately 135.3 MB and the firmware was found on December 6, 2018.
NOTE: this update via OTA
read description below
SM-G950U (S8)
Information about your update
This firmware will update your S8
from version G950U1UEU5ZSBB
to version G950U1UEU5ZSC2.
The file size is approximately 73.8 MB and the firmware was found on March 6, 2019.
NOTE: this update via OTA
read description below
SM-G950U1 (S8)
SS-G950USQU5CRK1-to-S5CRL1-UP.zip
Size: 135.3 MB This firmware will update your S8
from version G950USQU5CRK1
to version G950USQS5CRL1.
The file size is approximately 135.3 MB and the firmware was found on December 6, 2018.
NOTE: this update via OTA
read description below
SM-G950U (S8)
 |
| PRESS HERE TO DOWNLOAD |
Filename: SS-G950U1UEU5ZSBB-to-EU5ZSC2-UP.zip
Size: 73.8 MB
Information about your update
This firmware will update your S8
from version G950U1UEU5ZSBB
to version G950U1UEU5ZSC2.
The file size is approximately 73.8 MB and the firmware was found on March 6, 2019.
NOTE: this update via OTA
read description below
SM-G950U1 (S8)
|
| PRESS HERE TO DOWNLOAD |
Tutorial
Step 1.
Download the desired update file above.
Step 2.
If you have an SD card in your phone, rename the file to "update.zip" and place it on the root of the card.
Otherwise, put the zip file onto a computer.
Step 3.
Boot the phone into recovery mode by turning the phone off.
Once it's off, press and hold the Bixby, Volume Up, and Power buttons.
When it turns back on, let go of the Power button but keep the others held down.
Once a blue screen appears, let go of all the buttons.
Step 4.
Using the volume keys, navigate to:
Step 5.
If you have an SD card, press the Power button and wait for it to finish, then you're done!
If the file is on your computer, continue to Step 6.
Step 6.
Download the Android Platform Tools for your OS, and unzip them.
Step 7.
Plug the phone into your computer and wait for any drivers to install, then press the Power button on "Apply update from ADB." It will now wait for the computer.
Step 8.
Open cmd (on Windows) or Terminal (on Mac/Linux).
Drag the file called "adb" or "adb.exe" from the platform tools into the console window.
Type
Download the desired update file above.
Step 2.
If you have an SD card in your phone, rename the file to "update.zip" and place it on the root of the card.
Otherwise, put the zip file onto a computer.
Step 3.
Boot the phone into recovery mode by turning the phone off.
Once it's off, press and hold the Bixby, Volume Up, and Power buttons.
When it turns back on, let go of the Power button but keep the others held down.
Once a blue screen appears, let go of all the buttons.
Step 4.
Using the volume keys, navigate to:
- "Apply update from SD card" if you have an SD card in your phone.
- "Apply update from ADB" if you have the file on your computer.
Step 5.
If you have an SD card, press the Power button and wait for it to finish, then you're done!
If the file is on your computer, continue to Step 6.
Step 6.
Download the Android Platform Tools for your OS, and unzip them.
Step 7.
Plug the phone into your computer and wait for any drivers to install, then press the Power button on "Apply update from ADB." It will now wait for the computer.
Step 8.
Open cmd (on Windows) or Terminal (on Mac/Linux).
Drag the file called "adb" or "adb.exe" from the platform tools into the console window.
Type
<space>sideload<space> and then drag the firmware (update.zip) into the console window and hit enter. Wait for it to finish and you're done!
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