Samsung started to mount the latest official beta Android 10 for Galaxy S10 based on One UI 2.0 beta program. Some OEMs have already released the stable Android 10 update for their variants like Google pixels and OnePlus. At this time Samsung is slow to upgrade its devices to the latest Android 10 OS. At last, it tested the Galaxy S10 variants by releasing the beta program. Currently, the new update is going up for South Korean users, and it may take some time to reach all over the world. The Samsung Galaxy S10 is the first device that gets the Android 10 update officially.
By following our given below guide, you can quickly upgrade Samsung Galaxy S10 to the Android 10 One UI 2.0 beta program. This most recent update comes with all the new features, some improvements, many other changes and so on. Also, the main change in the Android 10 update is, Samsung skins have changed. Now in the beta program, Samsung announced the One UI 2.0 for those users who get the Android 10 official update.
So if you live in South Korea you can enroll your Galaxy S10 in One UI 2.0 beta program from the Samsung Members app. Otherwise, you are waiting for the OTA update all over the world. As we know that this is a new beta update, so you may face some difficulty and issues. But the good thing is that you can experience the new and latest Android 10 OS. Let’s come and proceed to install Android 10 for Galaxy S10 based on One UI 2.0 beta program.
Note:
This guide containing the One UI 2.0 beta program firmware. And instructions are working with Galaxy S10 only. Do not try to install this firmware on any incorrect variant or another device. Before proceeding to the installation guide just verify the model number of your device
Warning:
We will not responsible for any kind of damage that occurred to your Samsung Galaxy S10 during or after the installation of One UI 2.0 beta program. Proceed at your own risk.
Pre-Requirements:
- Make a proper backup of all the existing data and settings of your Galaxy S10. But in case anything goes wrong, then you’ll be able to restore your data back.
- Make sure that you’ve correctly installed the Galaxy S10 USB Drivers on the PC.
- Now enable USB Debugging Mode on your S10 by navigating to Settings > Developer Options > check the USB Debugging option.
- If you have a custom ROM installed on the phone, then after the installation of the stock update, it will be lost.
- The custom recovery will be replaced by the stock version.
- If the Galaxy S10 is rooted, then after installing the official firmware, it will no longer belong to a rooted version.
- Verify that the battery level of your phone is about 70% to avoid unexpected shutdowns while installing the ROM.
All you need to check your respective device first.
How to Register for OneUI:
- Install the Samsung members app.
- Then open the Samsung members App.
- Tap on the Notices option.
- You will see this “One UI 2.0 beta program Android 10 on Galaxy S10”.
- Then tap on it to enroll.
Check for Software Update:
- Connect your device with a fast internet connection (Wi-Fi or data network).
- Then navigate to the Android app drawer and tap on Settings.
- Locate About Device and tap on it.
- Choose Software Update from About Device.
- Tap on Update option.
- If the update is available, then you can see an update, press OK to download and install.
- Once the download completes, your device will reboot to complete the installation process.
How To Install Android 10 For Galaxy S10 One UI 2.0 beta Firmware:
1:– Download firmware and Odin v3.12.3 for Galaxy S10 on your PC and extract the .zip files.
2:– Now turn OFF your Galaxy S10 to boot into Download Mode.
3:– Turn the device ON by pressing and holding the Volume Down + Home keys at the same time and then press the Power button (until the construction Android robot and a triangle appear). Now press the Power button once again to confirm to enter into Download Mode.
4:– Launch Odin tool on your PC as an Administrator and connect your phone into your PC while your phone is in the Download Mode.
5:– One of the ID: COM boxes will turn yellow with the COM port number once the phone is connected successfully.
6:– Now select the firmware files that you want to flash on your Galaxy S10. (That you already extracted in Step No 1)
7:– In Odin, verify that the Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time options are ticked, but the Re-Partition option should be unchecked.
8:– Now click on the Start button in Odin to initiate the installation process. It will take a few minutes to complete.
9:– Once the process of installation successfully completes, the Galaxy S10 will restart. Unplug the phone after you see the home screen.
CONCLUSION:
Congratulations! You’ve successfully installed Android 10 for Galaxy S10 One UI 2.0 beta Firmware. These were the instructions to install Android 10 on Galaxy S10. Let us know in the comments area below if you have any questions or issues.
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