Install the official version of Android 4.3 on the Galaxy Note 2 - Point GPhone

Posted by Den December 17, 2013 at 3:44 p.m. in Tests and Folders

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If Android 4.4 KitKat is the most anticipated smartphones running on the Google operating system version, this does not prevent manufacturers continue to publish the update to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean for their terminals as is the case today with Samsung’s Galaxy Note N7100 2 (the version that is sold internationally).

Therefore, if you have a Samsung Galaxy Note 2, you can begin to check in the updated portion of it to see if the update is already available. If this is not the case, the following might interest you.

So if you are looking forward to update your Galaxy Note 2 , know that it is possible to do it manually. It should be noted that unlike the ROM previously published via this article, this version number in firmware XXUEMK9 is one that will be officially deployed by Samsung, and it should therefore be no bug above. I say “should” because even if the official update, you can sometimes encounter a few bugs.

Before beginning any procedure, we wish to inform you that the manual installation of this ROM will lose the root of your Smartphone. In addition, this update will not normally delete your personal data, but it is always better to make a backup beforehand.

Once you have considered all these details, we can now begin:

• Download ROM this address
• Unzip the file. zip file that you just downloaded
• Download Odin
• If you do not have the correct driver for your Galaxy Note 2, you can download Samsung Kies
• Open Odin
• Turn your Smartphone, and rekindle in the download mode (by pressing volume down + home + power)
• Connect your Smartphone to your PC via USB

Wait

• that the ID box: COM turns yellow or blue
• Click the PDA button and choose the file included in the zip file. you downloaded
• Press “Start”

Wait

• that the ID box: COM is green with the message “PASS”
• You can now remove the USB cable

If your Smartphone no longer work normally, you should switch on by pressing this time on the Volume Up + Home + Power button. Then simply navigate the menu with the volume buttons and select “wipe data factory reset” then “wipe Cache partition” and then “Reboot Now” and voila.

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