Recently from Sammobiles, the official Android KitKat 4.4.4 firmware update for Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910F got leaked. Here in this article you’ll come across the same update to apply on your device manually. This update is dubbed as XXU1ANJ4 and has many new features in lap. Besides, it has gone on floors in Slovakia & in France for Bouygues users. The firmware carries the product codes ORX & BOG respectively and is only available for the said countries. All the users are recommended to follow the OTA update method to flash the new firmware in their device as the manual update method will be absolutely your own risk. But before that you need to fill certain requirements, otherwise called the pre-requirements for the manual update method. Have a keen look on those.
Caution: Double check the name and model of your Smartphone before initiating the update process. Being the update your own decision, by any means Blogzamana must not be blamed for any damage of your device because the entire risk is yours. We’ll only help to solve doubts with suitable response.
Requirements
- Samsung Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910F
- Computer
- USB cable
- Backup all the personal data using backup app
- Minimum battery should be above 60%
- Enable the USB Debugging to get the device connected to computer
Download
- Samsung Kies (32 bit or 64 bit) from the official site of Samsung
- KitKat 4.4.4 XXU1ANJ4 Firmware (Slovakia & France)
- Odin
Procedure to manually update Note 4 SM-N910F to KitKat XXU1ANJ4 Firmware
- First check all the above requirements are fulfilled and then proceed to download files. Download the Kies and install in your computer first.
- Then download the firmware package and odin in computer. Extract both the files and place on your desktop.
- Double click on Odin to launch in computer.
- Then switch off your Galaxy Note 4 to enter it into download mode. To do that press VOL DOWN KEY+HOME+POWER button simultaneously. Press the VOL UP button to continue when you see a warning triangle on your device screen.
- Connect the device to computer via USB cable. The ID: COM box turns yellow after connecting the device. If this doesn’t happen then you might not have selected Kies option.
- Then select AP/PDA on the Odin screen and choose the tar.md5 file from the extracted firmware folder on desktop. Make sure that the AutoReboot and F.Reset Time check boxes are ticked in ODIN and the Re-Partition button is unchecked.
- After choosing the right options, click on Start in Odin box to perform the firmware update. The entire process will take 4-5 minutes and the phone will reboot automatically.
- After the pass message appears, detach the cable and you are all done.
Congratulations, you have now successfully updated your Galaxy Note 4 device to the latest Android 4.4.4 KitKat firmware via Odin. Now you can enjoy all the latest features that the new KitKat update brings for you. In case you face any issues in the update, forget not to get back to us via the comment section.