Flash stock firmware 6.0.1 note 4 n910t youtube

How to Flash Stock Firmware 6.0.1 Note 4 N910T Using YouTube Guides 'updated'

Flashing stock firmware on your Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is an essential task, especially when you need to return your device back to its original state or resolve software-related issues like boot loops or freezes. In this article, we'll walk you through the process of flashing a new Android 6.0.1 stock firmware (firmware build: N910T3UVS3EQE2) on your Note 4 model number N910T using YouTube tutorials.

Why Flash Stock Firmware?

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Before diving into the instructions, let's quickly discuss why you might want to flash stock firmware onto your device:

* To resolve software-related issues like boot loops or freezes

* To remove root access (unroot) your Note 4 if needed

* To fix bricked devices

Preparation Steps:

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Before starting the flashing process, make sure you have the following items ready on your Windows PC:

1. A working USB cable compatible with your device and computer

2. Odin3 v3.10 or later (you can download it from Samsung's official website)

3. The correct stock firmware file for your Note 4 model number (N910T in this case)

Flash Stock Firmware via YouTube Guides:

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### Step 1: Enable USB Debugging and OEM Unlocking

To flash a new firmware onto your device, you'll need to enable USB debugging and OEM unlocking on your Note 5. To do so:

1. Go to Settings > About phone

2. Tap Build number seven times until the 'You are now a developer' message appears

3. Return to Settings > Developer options

4. Enable both USB debugging and OEM Unlocking

### Step 2: Install Samsung Galaxy Drivers (Optional)

If you haven't already, install Samsung drivers for your device on your Windows PC:

1. Go to the official Samsung website ('www.samsung.com'(http://www.samsung.com)) and navigate to Support > Software Updates

2. Select your Note 4 model number from the drop-down menu at the top right corner of the page

3. Click 'Download' next to Android or later, depending on which version you're running

### Step 3: Download Odin Tool (Optional)

If you don't already have it installed, download and install Odin v3.10 or a newer version from Samsung's official website:

1. Go back to the main page of your browser

2. Search for 'Odin v3.10' in the search bar at the top right corner of the page

3. Click on any result that says 'Official Odin3 v3.x (x being a number)'

### Step 4: Boot Your Note 4 into Download Mode

To flash firmware onto your device, you'll need to put it into Download mode:

1. Turn off your phone completely by pressing and holding the Power button until the screen goes black

2. Press and hold both Volume Down + Home buttons simultaneously while still keeping the Power button pressed for a few seconds (about ten)

3. Release all three buttons as soon as you see an Android icon with a yellow exclamation mark inside it on your device's display

### Step 5: Connect Your Device via USB Cable to PC and Run Odin

1. Plug in your Note 4 into the computer using the provided micro-USB cable

2. Double-click the Odin executable file (it should look like an icon with a blue circle inside) once it finishes downloading or installing on your Windows desktop

### Step 6: Flash Stock Firmware via Odin:

1. In ODIN, under 'Options' at the bottom left corner of the main window, uncheck both boxes next to 'Re-Partition All / Re-SW Update'

2. Click Browse in the BL/BL2/BOOT or CSC fields and select the firmware file you downloaded earlier (the one with .tar extension)

3. Once all files have been selected successfully, click Start

### Step 7: Wait for the Flashing Process to Complete:

1. The flashing process may take anywhere from a few minutes up to half an hour depending on your device's specifications and internet connectivity

2. You'll see 'Added' or 'Re-Partition Successful!' message appear in Odin when everything is done

### Step 8: Reboot Your Device Once the Process Completes:

1. When ODIN says 'RESET' appears with a green checkmark inside it, disconnect your Note from the computer using a physical power button press

2. Allow about two minutes for all services to start up before pressing and holding down both Volume Up + Power buttons together until you see the Samsung logo

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That's it! Your Galaxy Note 4 N910T should now be running with stock Android 6.0.1 firmware installed via Odin, thanks to this comprehensive guide.

Remember that flashing custom firmwares voids your device warranty and may cause permanent damage if done incorrectly. Always backup important data before proceeding with any software updates or restores!

Flash stock firmware 6.0.1 note 4 n910t youtube