Warning : This trick work with only Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 As displayed above image. Don't try to flash firmware provided here on other device.
Guys you seeing this post because you didn't excepted that thing which happened with your phone.
Doesn't matter whether you bricked your phone experimenting with it or installing a custom
ROMs
ROMs
Because this tutorial will defiantly help you. To getting your Stock ROM or Flash any firmware on your phone using
ODIN Flash Tool.
Please note that flashing your phone with a firmware package can completely delete all user data, so make sure to backup your contacts and other data before continuing with the process.
ODIN Flash Tool.
Please note that flashing your phone with a firmware package can completely delete all user data, so make sure to backup your contacts and other data before continuing with the process.
Requirements :
1. Your Bricked Samsung Galaxy Y S5360
2. USB data cable to connect your phone with your computer
3. Internet to download the required files.
4. Samsung Kies (For official USB drivers that comes with it)
5. Unofficial Samsung USB Driver (Unofficial drivers probably extracted form Kies package, use only if Kies installation doesn't fix Driver issues)
6. ODIN Flash Tool (Software for flashing your phone with firmware packages)
8. Other ODIN Flashable Firmware Packages (These packages have been made from official firmware releases and are similar to the one used in this tutorial, download according to your choice of region)
9. If the firmware you want is not listed in the above link try looking on
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ or http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=GT-S5360 ,
once you have downloaded the firmware from here you can use
SplitFus2 tool by Doky to convert it to an
ODIN flash able package Download SplitFUS2 tool from here http://d-h.st/WR9
1. Your Bricked Samsung Galaxy Y S5360
2. USB data cable to connect your phone with your computer
3. Internet to download the required files.
4. Samsung Kies (For official USB drivers that comes with it)
5. Unofficial Samsung USB Driver (Unofficial drivers probably extracted form Kies package, use only if Kies installation doesn't fix Driver issues)
6. ODIN Flash Tool (Software for flashing your phone with firmware packages)
8. Other ODIN Flashable Firmware Packages (These packages have been made from official firmware releases and are similar to the one used in this tutorial, download according to your choice of region)
9. If the firmware you want is not listed in the above link try looking on
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ or http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=GT-S5360 ,
once you have downloaded the firmware from here you can use
SplitFus2 tool by Doky to convert it to an
ODIN flash able package Download SplitFUS2 tool from here http://d-h.st/WR9
Here is Step by Step Tut Below :
So lets start, 1st make sure your phone is fully charged and switched off.
1. Download and install Samsung Kies form the above link, it contains the default driver for your device.
2. Switch off your phone and enter into Download Mode by pressing and holding VOLUME DOWN + HOME + POWER BUTTON
3. Now connect your phone to your computer using the USB data cable.
4. Go to Control Panel > Device Manager and look under Universal Serial Bus Controllers and you should find your phone appear as Samsung Mobile USB Compopsite Device, and if it doesn't then it means that the drivers haven't been correctly installed, in such a case you should disconnect the phone try removing all Samsung related software including Kies from your computer and reinstall Kies and check again, if that doesn't work then download the Unofficial Samsung USB Driver from the above link, install it and check again.
5. Once the drivers are installed and the phone connected in Download Mode. Extract Downloaded Files from above links ODIN's zip file and put it in a folder, similarly extract the Firmare Package and put it in another folder. Upon extracting the Firmware Package you should get 3 main files whose names start with CSC, MODEM and PDA.
6. Now go to ODIN's extracted folder and run ODIN, under ID:COM box in ODIN you should see something like 0:[COM#] where # is any number and if the box is blank it means that ODIN can't find your phone and something is wrong. Try to reinstalling USB Drivers.
7. Leave all feilds as it is...! Leave all selections also as defaults.
8. Click on the PDA button and browse to the file starting with PDA in the extracted Firmware Package and click on Open.
9. Similarly click on PHONE button and browse to the file starting with MODEM in the extracted Firmware Package and click on Open.
10. Similarly click on CSC button and browse to the file starting with CSC in the
12. The process should take a few minutes or less to complete and if there are any errors, they will be shown in the message box.
13. Once it completes it will show something like this.
14. Now the phone will reboot on its own, you can close ODIN, Disconnect your phone by removing the
USB cable and wait for the phone to boot up, The phone should take quite a long time to boot up (less than
10 minutes) so don't panic. The first boot takes such a long time as certain system files are being extracted and Created by the newly flashed firmware.
1. Download and install Samsung Kies form the above link, it contains the default driver for your device.
2. Switch off your phone and enter into Download Mode by pressing and holding VOLUME DOWN + HOME + POWER BUTTON
3. Now connect your phone to your computer using the USB data cable.
4. Go to Control Panel > Device Manager and look under Universal Serial Bus Controllers and you should find your phone appear as Samsung Mobile USB Compopsite Device, and if it doesn't then it means that the drivers haven't been correctly installed, in such a case you should disconnect the phone try removing all Samsung related software including Kies from your computer and reinstall Kies and check again, if that doesn't work then download the Unofficial Samsung USB Driver from the above link, install it and check again.
5. Once the drivers are installed and the phone connected in Download Mode. Extract Downloaded Files from above links ODIN's zip file and put it in a folder, similarly extract the Firmare Package and put it in another folder. Upon extracting the Firmware Package you should get 3 main files whose names start with CSC, MODEM and PDA.
6. Now go to ODIN's extracted folder and run ODIN, under ID:COM box in ODIN you should see something like 0:[COM#] where # is any number and if the box is blank it means that ODIN can't find your phone and something is wrong. Try to reinstalling USB Drivers.
7. Leave all feilds as it is...! Leave all selections also as defaults.
8. Click on the PDA button and browse to the file starting with PDA in the extracted Firmware Package and click on Open.
9. Similarly click on PHONE button and browse to the file starting with MODEM in the extracted Firmware Package and click on Open.
10. Similarly click on CSC button and browse to the file starting with CSC in the
extracted Firmware Package and click on Open.
11. Now that all the files are selected click on the START button to begin flashing..
11. Now that all the files are selected click on the START button to begin flashing..
and wait for it to finish.
12. The process should take a few minutes or less to complete and if there are any errors, they will be shown in the message box.
13. Once it completes it will show something like this.
14. Now the phone will reboot on its own, you can close ODIN, Disconnect your phone by removing the
USB cable and wait for the phone to boot up, The phone should take quite a long time to boot up (less than
10 minutes) so don't panic. The first boot takes such a long time as certain system files are being extracted and Created by the newly flashed firmware.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1611225
All Credits to Doky73 (for the original thread), Marcussmith2626 and others
(for remaking and re-uploading the packages)
Thanks to all guys. also thanks to Varun Anil.
All Credits to Doky73 (for the original thread), Marcussmith2626 and others
(for remaking and re-uploading the packages)
Thanks to all guys. also thanks to Varun Anil.
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