Why does the G965FXXU2CRLI model still not have the android 10 update?

[Zaleef]

This model is still currently running on the 2018 december  security patch...

[Anonymous User]

You clearly got a problem to your device. Bring it to a samsung assistance service and explain the problem they should flash the softwsre update for you, act quickly before warranty expires

[Hikari]

Did you try using Smart Switch on your PC to see if you can update it manually? You can download it from Samsung Website for Windows or Mac. Updating your firmware to the newest one would change your version number to G965FXXU9ETF5.

Are you comfortable with using Odin and flashing firmware? You could do that too but its more risky

Kind Regards

[Anonymous User]

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@Hikari wrote:
Are you comfortable with using Odin and flashing firmware? You could do that too but its more risky

Kind Regards

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Sorry but you cannot suggest procedured which make warranty invalid

[Pugs1957]

Flashing a stock ROM does not invalidate any warranty

[Anonymous User]

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@Pugs1957 wrote:
Flashing a stock ROM does not invalidate any warranty

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Oh yes it does, they usually are not ablento spot it but flashing it with anything else than smartswitch is warranty void

This comes from a 6 years android modder,inform yourself before doing flashing procedures

[Pugs1957]

6 years? so you are still a newbie? If you do not mess with OEM your warranty is OK. Knox doesn't get tripped. You should also understand it is simple to use Odin. By the way, stop trying to be smart, it is possible to reply without sarcasm. It doesn't make you look smart. Incidentally there may only be weeks of warranty left and Samsung stores are few in the UK.

[Anonymous User]

@AntS does flashing possibly invalind warranty?

[AntS]

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@Anonymous User wrote:

@AntS does flashing possibly invalind warranty?

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Potentially. Which is why the official line is to have it carried out by an approved Samsung Support Centre.

[JAMES4578]

Obviously up to members to  make  their own decision in the end,  however personally I would  also not recommend  flashing due to the risk involved.