Hi guys,
I need your help: I get a Galaxy S9 with active CSC set in SMP (it is an unknown version because it's a sample).
I flashed a multi CSC firmware SM-G960F because I need an ITV (Italy) CSC on it (I want OTA and also Samsung Pay Service).
I don't know why, but when I flash the CSC it set automatically on Germany/DE Status with no chance to change it. The Active CSC remains SMP and CSC Status sets into Germany/DE.
I'm sure I've downloaded from Updato the ITV version of the firmware.
In the past years it was very simple because it need only the correct firmware of your country region to solve the problem. But now with this damn Multi CSC it is impossible!
I tried many ways and guides found here but no one solved the problem.
I wanna change it without rooting the device.
Any suggestions?
Thank you so much in advance
iorya984 said:
Hi guys,
I need your help: I get a Galaxy S9 with active CSC set in SMP (it is an unknown version because it's a sample).
I flashed a multi CSC firmware SM-G960F because I need an ITV (Italy) CSC on it (I want OTA and also Samsung Pay Service).
I don't know why, but when I flash the CSC it set automatically on Germany/DE Status with no chance to change it. The Active CSC remains SMP and CSC Status sets into Germany/DE.
I'm sure I've downloaded from Updato the ITV version of the firmware.
In the past years it was very simple because it need only the correct firmware of your country region to solve the problem. But now with this damn Multi CSC it is impossible!
I tried many ways and guides found here but no one solved the problem.
I wanna change it without rooting the device.
Any suggestions?
Thank you so much in advance
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Apparently it's impossible to get around it because of this multi CSC no matter what firmware you flash it will not get rid of the carrier firmware on the phone.
qualcomm 9650ds, flashed a multi csc firmware, a window popped up:
SIM card change Restart your phone to configure the functions compatible with your new SIM card. This will reset the phone to its default settings and delete all data, including files and downloaded applications. NOW NO RESTAB. AND RESTART
After restarting, the correct csc has been read. (probably has something to do with the Sim card)
PS: if chosed now no, the 4g signal bar showed LTE; if yes, the bar showed 4g
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kevinfan1990 said:
qualcomm 9650ds, flashed a multi csc firmware, a window popped up:
SIM card change Restart your phone to configure the functions compatible with your new SIM card. This will reset the phone to its default settings and delete all data, including files and downloaded applications. NOW NO RESTAB. AND RESTART
After restarting, the correct csc has been read. (probably has something to do with the Sim card)
PS: if chosed now no, the 4g signal bar showed LTE; if yes, the bar showed 4g
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For the SM-G9650DS, would you mind sharing which multi-csc firmware did you use exactly? which CSC are you on?
I have a Korean G960N device that has a lot of KT carrier bloatware, so I decided to flash a KOO unbranded Korean firmware, however even after flashing is successful the device still shows KT logo, bloatware, and several KT-related options in the 'Settings' app, as well as KTC in the "about device" option. how do I get rid of this ****.
Coomer91 said:
I have a Korean G960N device that has a lot of KT carrier bloatware, so I decided to flash a KOO unbranded Korean firmware, however even after flashing is successful the device still shows KT logo, bloatware, and several KT-related options in the 'Settings' app, as well as KTC in the "about device" option. how do I get rid of this ****.
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flash the CSC not the HOME_CSC. The CSC file will factory reset it and remove any remnants of the previous carrier info including bootanimation, splash screen etc etc
Youdoofus said:
flash the CSC not the HOME_CSC. The CSC file will factory reset it and remove any remnants of the previous carrier info including bootanimation, splash screen etc etc
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I know, and I did, and still shows KTC bloat including logo. I saw other people posting about the problem in other samsung device forums but didn't find an explanation. I wish there was a unified forum for these general samsung issues, so that they'll get the largest amount of attention possible.
Coomer91 said:
I know, and I did, and still shows KTC bloat including logo. I saw other people posting about the problem in other samsung device forums but didn't find an explanation. I wish there was a unified forum for these general samsung issues, so that they'll get the largest amount of attention possible.
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can you grab a multi csc and flash it without the sim card in it?
Youdoofus said:
can you grab a multi csc and flash it without the sim card in it?
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lel, I've been trying to flash an international firmware for 6 months now without success, it's always some damn PIT error, tried everything Patched Odin, with PIT file, without PIT file, with NAND erase, without NAND erase, EVERYTHING, and none of it works, and no one on the internet confirmed that flashing an international G960F firmware on a Korean G960N device actually succeeds. just check my post history to see all the posts I made about the issue.
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lel, I've been trying to flash an international firmware for 6 months now without success, it's always some damn PIT error, tried everything Patched Odin, with PIT file, without PIT file, with NAND erase, without NAND erase, EVERYTHING, and none of it works, and no one on the internet confirmed that flashing an international G960F firmware on a Korean G960N device actually succeeds. just check my post history to see all the posts I made about the issue.
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doesnt surprise me that the F firmware worked on a N device at all. Both are Exynos chipsets, so there isnt really a reason for it to not work. 6 months you say? @AthieN have any ideas?
Youdoofus said:
doesnt surprise me that the F firmware worked on a N device at all. Both are Exynos chipsets, so there isnt really a reason for it to not work. 6 months you say? @AthieN have any ideas?
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Either the firmware being flashed is mislabeled, or it's not truly flashing. I've seen where Odin says it was successful, but not really... That could be a whole different set of reasons why it's not working though.
My suggestion is re-download the firmware, from a trusted source and try again.
i'm having the same issue as the first post , i have a s10e sm-g970n and it's on sk telecom carrier sh*** , it doesn't want to dissapear even by using the KOO firmware (G970NKSU3BSKO) it's driving me crazy ! this was already in KOO firmware before i tried the custom recovery and custom rom and all , now i just want to go STOCK and this isn't willing to install a stock version without sk telesh*** without bloot ... anyone can help me ?
225franc said:
i'm having the same issue as the first post , i have a s10e sm-g970n and it's on sk telecom carrier sh*** , it doesn't want to dissapear even by using the KOO firmware (G970NKSU3BSKO) it's driving me crazy ! this was already in KOO firmware before i tried the custom recovery and custom rom and all , now i just want to go STOCK and this isn't willing to install a stock version without sk telesh*** without bloot ... anyone can help me ?
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often times the phone is being told what carrier youre on by the sim card, then if the phone has that carriers CSC in its internal database (in the case of multi-CSC firmware sets) the phone will recognize the carrier and then install the carrier specific crap. I use the U1 firmware and dont have any of the carrier junk that it originally came with. I got it on a Cricket offer and very quickly got rid of all the Cricket junk by flashing the U1 firmware
I successfully changed CSC to KOO on my G960N after it was SKT to do that i had to
- root the device
- install phone info app
- use the tool to change csc
You will have a choice of 4 CSCs choose KOO and install
PS : backup data as it will be erased
numpea said:
I successfully changed CSC to KOO on my G960N after it was SKT to do that i had to
- root the device
- install phone info app
- use the tool to change csc
You will have a choice of 4 CSCs choose KOO and install
PS : backup data as it will be erased
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Thanks again for this help bro , i already forgot about the csc code changing , only thing who were annoying to me were the SKC blootware and bootanimation
i succefully uninstalled the blootware after rooting and using root uninstaller pro , then about the bootanimation i couldn't find any way to change (even by changing files into system/media/ ) , so i just left it
but good thing you gave us the steps , maybe it will help one guy who is willing to change his CSC code
225franc said:
Thanks again for this help bro , i already forgot about the csc code changing , only thing who were annoying to me were the SKC blootware and bootanimation
i succefully uninstalled the blootware after rooting and using root uninstaller pro , then about the bootanimation i couldn't find any way to change (even by changing files into system/media/ ) , so i just left it
but good thing you gave us the steps , maybe it will help one guy who is willing to change his CSC code
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When you change the csc code to KOO it will be as an european model the bootanimation will normal and the settings page will be as normal as it can be without korean trach
numpea said:
When you change the csc code to KOO it will be as an european model the bootanimation will normal and the settings page will be as normal as it can be without korean trach
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Will i loose the magisk root if i change the csc code ?
Also can TWRP be installed when Magisk is there ?
225franc said:
Will i loose the magisk root if i change the csc code ?
Also can TWRP be installed when Magisk is there ?
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Do a backup with twrp when you change csc it will erase data and you will loose magisk all you have to do is go back to recovery and restore the backup ( backup only data )
Twrpcan always be installed with odin with or without magisk
Alright bro , thx again for the help !
Hello everyone. So I have a S20 Ultra SM-G988N. Its a Korean variant with a Snapdragon Chipset. It has the option OEM unlock and all so the device is rooted. I also was able to change my CSC without doing a data wipe...
What I did was go into the root of the phone into /ets/imei/mps_code.dat. I opened that file with text editor. For me it came up empty so I added the text "KOO" with a different text editor because the one provided by my Root Explorer wasn't letting me edit it. Once I added that in I restarted my phone. My phone started up, had the regular Samsung Logo. But if course some of the blostware is there.
My big issue is the phone connects to Korean things as in some apps will say my Region is Korean. For example my Weather widget (Samsung App) would only let me pick location by state, or country. I can't choose the town I live in nor does the app knows my correct location. It would say I'm in Bethpage Korea.
So my question is because the SM-G988N has a Snapdragon Chipset, would I be able to Flash an U1 Variant Home CSC Using Odin? This way I have multiple CSCs which I can then use to debloat and get the phone to be like US Version.
Coomer91 said:
I have a Korean G960N device that has a lot of KT carrier bloatware, so I decided to flash a KOO unbranded Korean firmware, however even after flashing is successful the device still shows KT logo, bloatware, and several KT-related options in the 'Settings' app, as well as KTC in the "about device" option. how do I get rid of this ****.
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hi do you know where i can download that firmware which shows KT logo i searched everywhere but i couldn't find always shows SKC
numpea said:
I successfully changed CSC to KOO on my G960N after it was SKT to do that i had to
- root the device
- install phone info app
- use the tool to change csc
You will have a choice of 4 CSCs choose KOO and install
PS : backup data as it will be erased
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Thank you for your share. I did the same process as you, but in the phone info app, when i select "Change CSC" it deliver this message: Try opening secret code... then nothing shows up. I'm glad if you could help
THanks
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Hello everyone. So I have a S20 Ultra SM-G988N. Its a Korean variant with a Snapdragon Chipset. It has the option OEM unlock and all so the device is rooted. I also was able to change my CSC without doing a data wipe...
What I did was go into the root of the phone into /ets/imei/mps_code.dat. I opened that file with text editor. For me it came up empty so I added the text "KOO" with a different text editor because the one provided by my Root Explorer wasn't letting me edit it. Once I added that in I restarted my phone. My phone started up, had the regular Samsung Logo. But if course some of the blostware is there.
My big issue is the phone connects to Korean things as in some apps will say my Region is Korean. For example my Weather widget (Samsung App) would only let me pick location by state, or country. I can't choose the town I live in nor does the app knows my correct location. It would say I'm in Bethpage Korea.
So my question is because the SM-G988N has a Snapdragon Chipset, would I be able to Flash an U1 Variant Home CSC Using Odin? This way I have multiple CSCs which I can then use to debloat and get the phone to be like US Version.
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yes it works, I did the same on an S20FE Korean version, Root + unlock BL needed though.
saoudien07 said:
yes it works, I did the same on an S20FE Korean version, Root + unlock BL needed though.
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if i want to flash in KOO Flash pack, is it necessary to unlock bootloader and root? Is there any way to be able to root without losing Samsung Knox?
Hello,
So I am in France and it seems I won't get Android 10 update until March.
I have seen a lot of contradictory information regarding flashing firmware with different CSC, changing CSC...etc.
SO, is there a way to update to android 10 if I have the Multi CSC ROM, currently set to XEF?
Hi ondris,
You can use SamFirm tool, try to find it on xda, probably you're familiar with it. I've updated my phone, bought originally in Sweden, and I'm using it in Serbia with SEE CSC, you can use also BTU, phone will automatically detect network operator, and you are good to go. Flash it via Odin, steps are also on xda, and what I can tell you as an advice is that when you use Odin and flash CSC, you have CSC and Home CSC file. Regular CSC delete all the data from the phone, and Home CSC will save everything you installed and kept in you phone. I hope this helps you.
Thank you for the tips.
But the thing is i don't want the rom to change the csc by itslef.
I want to either change my crurent csc to one that has been updated to android 10 or flash an android 10 firmware with csc different of mine.
Can I flash SM-G960U US unlocked firmware on my SM-G960W device to get android 10?
I just got a galaxy s10+ from a friend who was on Tmoblie so it has the Tmoblie loading screen and apps. I would like to revert it back to the firmware CSC code XAA so I dont have to have the Tmoblie boot screen and apps. He didn't buy it from tmoblie its from an insurance company so I am pretty sure its unlocked. The app "Phone Info" says that Firmware's CSC code is XAA and the active one is TMB. I have tried to put in the *#272*IMEI# code into the phone but it just gives me an error code.
Is there anyway to revert it back to XAA without flashing the phone? Will I void the warranty if i flash the phone with official firmware? Also if I have to flash the phone where do I find XAA firmware as I only saw carrier firmware on SamMoblie.
Thanks for any help and very sorry if this has been posted a thousand times!
Also the phone model is SM-N975U / Galaxy Note10+
Device Type: d2q
Product Name: d2qsq
Bootloader Version: N975USQS6FUF1
CSC Version: N975UOYN6FUF1
Phone is on Android 11
I just flashed the phone and it all worked out. I used these threads to figure out the solution if anyone else is ever interested in how I solved this problem.
Note 10+ N975U carrier universal and unlocked models firmware.
Yep. I'm going to download the files just in case ,but wait a few days to see if anything happens.I'm curious if that was your issue all this time .
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Flashing S21 Ultra t-mobile branded to unlocked? Hi Everyone, I am a new samsung owner. I recently got s21 ultra t-mobile branded. It is now network unlocked. But i wanted to have a clean bloat free phone so wanted to have unlocked firmware. As i understand it, i need XAA G998-UA firmware...
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And I used this very kind user on Androidcentrals help. The context of my question is not needed but I basically asked if I was choosing the correct files.
"Yes use the firmware from frija , you will also need prince comsey patched Odin which download from XDA website, this will factory reset your device for first time , choose XAA as region with model number from unlocked version. (He is refering to the model number SM-N975U1) Put the device in download mode and make sure using a good cable and try 7zip to extract the firmware,odin,frija ...then after extract the the firmware you going take for files Cp/CSC,Bl,Ap and put in corresponding slots in odin and flash"