Installing the stock firmware goes successfully in most cases but sometimes the procedure ends up in a bootloop with your device stuck at the Samsung logo animation playing endlessly.Įven if you do not encounter a bootloop after installing a firmware, you might face issues like device overheating, battery drain, slow performance or some other minor problems with the mobile network or WiFi connectivity.

Sometimes we use Odin to restore our Samsung device to stock and sometimes to fix some issues. In many cases, people tend to flash official firmware when new OS updates are released and their devices do not get them instantly. If you own a Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet, you might have installed stocked firmware a number of times, or at least once. Being popular, Samsung devices attract a lot of custom development activities. It’s always easy to find a Samsung firmware and install it using a simple tool called Odin.

For many people, there might be some reasons to hate Samsung, but there are many reasons to love the Galaxy devices. Starting as a Samsung fan, I later began to hate it for the horrible TouchWiz interface and the plastic build. My first Android phone, the Galaxy S, was a Samsung device and there has hardly been a Samsung flagship (except the Note 4) since then that I have not owned. Samsung is the greatest smartphone manufacturer in the world with the biggest line of devices in its portfolio.

In this tutorial, we’ll see how to do that. If your Samsung Galaxy phone or tablet device is stuck on the boot splash screen with the Samsung logo, or it runs slow and overheats, you can perform a factory reset to fix the issue.

How to flash with odin galaxy s6