Downgrading your version of Android can be helpful if you have compatibility issues, experience software bugs, or simply prefer the features and stability of an earlier version of Android. Restoring your Galaxy S20FE to Android 12 will allow you to familiarize yourself with the previous version of the software. From my personal experience, going back to OneUI 4.1 is the best thing I have done for my Galaxy S20FE.
OneUI 4.1: 6 hours SOT
OneUI 5.1: 4 hours SOT
Throughout the video, we will cover all the necessary steps in a clear and concise manner, ensuring that both new and experienced users can follow along easily. Here's a look at what you can expect:
Introduction: We will briefly explain the reasons for decommissioning and provide an overview of the process.
Prerequisites: We'll detail the essential requirements, including a computer, USB cable, and necessary software.
Backup: Before downgrading, we will emphasize the importance of backing up your data to avoid any loss.
Firmware Download: We will tell you where to find the official Android 12 firmware file for your Samsung device model.
Installing Samsung Drivers: We will show how to install the required Samsung USB drivers on your computer for proper device recognition.
Flash Firmware: This is the crucial step where we will guide you through the process of using Odin, a popular firmware flashing tool, to install Android 12 on your Galaxy S20FE.
How to check the binary number you have: https://youtu.be/pMFRp-WWGMk
How to start in download mode: https://youtube.com/shorts/G5oY8Z1ppAc?featureshare or: https://youtu.be/zr7Zx0Smxsg
Odin: https://www.getdroidtips.com/odin-download-latest-odin-software/
Samsung firmware: https://samfw.com/
Samsung drivers: https://developer.samsung.com/android-usb-driver
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