How do I fix Odin stuck on setup connection?

for the best results:

1. use an official Samsung cable.
2. unplug all unneeded usb devices.
3. reboot into download mode again.
4. connect to a usb 2.0 port on the back of the pc.
5. run odin as an admin.

What does setup connection mean in Odin?

if you are stuck in setup connection it means flashing process didn’t started. Unplug phone, reinstall usb drivers, reboot pc, put phone again in download mode and try again.

How do I fix Odin stuck at file analysis?

How to Fix Odin Stuck on “File Analysis”

1. Tip 1. Try to Flash An Older Version.
2. Tip 2. Check for Physical Issues.
3. Tip 3. Make Sure the Order of Process.
4. Tip 4. Enable USB Debugging.
5. Tip 5. Put Your Device into Download Mode.
6. Tip 6. Try A Fixppo Repair Tool for Android.

Why is Odin failing?

The most likely reason as to why Odin flash failed is because of the firmware (ROM) that you are attempting to flash onto your Samsung. This is because there are a few issues that could be wrong with the firmware.

How long does it take to flash with Odin?

Click on the “Start” button at the bottom of the Odin application when you’re ready. The flashing process will begin and should take about 10–12 minutes. It may take some time for your device to reboot, but don’t be alarmed.

How do I get out of download mode?

To exit download mode, you can hold down Volume Down + Power button and the phone will power off. If not, hold down the two buttons longer, for about 20 seconds. If the phone is still in Download mode, try to press and hold all buttons (Power + Home + Volume Up + Volume Down) at the same time untill the phone reboots.

How do I repartition with Odin?

What is Re-partition in Odin?

1. Boot your device into the Download mode.
2. Launch Odin and connect your device to the PC.
3. Add the BL, AP, CP and CSC binaries to the corresponding sections.
4. Select the Re-Partition option.
5. Click the PIT tab and add the correct PIT file for your device model.

Can Odin work without USB debugging?

That is, the phone hardware didn’t care, but the OS requires it for debugging purposes (ADB access). So, basically, when you need to flash something in recovery mode OR via a tool (e.g. Odin, Heimdall), you don’t need USB debugging.

What is the latest version of Odin?

The latest – Odin 3.12. 3 is suitable for Android 10 based smartphones. You can download the required Odin Tool version from the table below….Download Samsung Odin Tool.

How do I fix Odin not responding?

Cannot get odin to respond??

1. Make sure you have the Samsung USB drivers installed on your PC.
2. Look in Settings > About device > Build number and tap 6 times to activate Developer options.
3. Put phone in Downbload Mode before connecting to Odin.

Is it possible to download Odin on an i9000?

Well I don’t have a 9003 but make sure you do not wait too long to start the flash after connection to the computer. It will still show as connected but it seems the i9000 at least stops looking for the download after a little while. Also try another version of Odin.

Why is Odin stuck on ” setup connection “?

My i9003 is connected in Download mode, I removed SIM and SDCard, changed USB port (7 out of 7 actually…) but still stuck at the first step of the flash… This fills me with despair… Oh and I also have my drivers up to date Please help me, I never had a problem flashing all my WM phones…

What to do when Odin won’t download?

Fire up odin as soon as you get the phone into download mode! hello will it’s a comment issue that i9003 won’t enter download mode or computer won’t see it in that mode what i suggest remove it form computer unplug the battery for about a min plug back then enter download mode first of all start odin pule the phone first then to the pc.

When do I go into Odin mode on my phone?

Some users enter Odin mode when they want to flash their phones, but some enter it accidentally. Odin mode is also called Download mode and it occurs when you press Volume down, home and power button simultaneously. Odin mode is used when flashing the ROM on your device.