The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 sports a 16-megapixel rear camera with PDAF (phase detection autofocus), an f/2.0 aperture and dual-tone LED flash. The 5-megapixel front camera sports an 84-degree wide angle lens.It comes with  1.5 Ghz quad core processor.It comes with 3000mAh battery capacity which can last for more than a day with mixed usage.You can expand its memory upto 256GB via a micro SD-Card.So in this article,we will guide you to explain the process of installing Android Nougato in Samsung Galaxy Note 5.

Disclaimer:

Gammerson.com is not responsible for any damage happened to your device(s) while following this guide, Proceed at your own risk.

Requirements:

• This method is only for the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM-N920T .Donot try it on any other device.
• It is advisable to take a backup of your device before proceeding further.
• Ensure that your phone has at least 70-80% charged to prevent the accidental shutdown in-between the process.
• Enable USB debugging on your Samsung Galaxy Note 5.

Downloads:

• Download Odin v3.07

• Download Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Stock Marshmallow Firmware SM-N920G. (Search your country and download 6.0.1 firmware)
• Download Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Marshmallow Firmware SM-N920G. (Search your country and download 6.0.1 firmware)
• Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Nougat/Marshmallow Firmware SM-N920W8. (Search your country and download 6.0.1 firmware)
• Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Nougat/Marshmallow Firmware SM-N920T. (Search your country and download 6.0.1 firmware)
• Other Samsung Galaxy Note 5 variant

Steps to downgrade  Samsung Galaxy Note 5 from Android Nougat to Marshamallow

 

1. Download odin from our download section on your computer; unzip the program and install it afterwards.
2. Download the stock Android firmware file on your computer – use the SamMobile database in that respect.
3. Run Odin on your computer and reboot your Galaxy TAB S2 into download mode.
4. Connect your smartphone with your PC via USB cable.
5. Check: the “added” message must be displayed on Odin and the ID:COM field must be either yellow or blue – if not, reinstall the phone’s USB drivers and repeat the steps.
6. From Odin click on the AP option and select the Android firmware file. Don’t check the Re Partition and the Auto Reboot options.
7. Click on Start and wait while the update operation is automatically completed; when done the “pass” message will be showed and the ID:COM field will be turned green.
8. Remove the USB cord and reboot your Galaxy TAB S2..
9. Enjoy.

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