This includes the SuperSU zip, the GApps zip and the ROM file. Next, you’ll need to move over all of the other files onto the internal storage of your Galaxy Tab S. Once ODIN has been completed, your Galaxy Tab S will reboot. Next, connect your Galaxy Tab S to your PC.Īfter this, your device should appear on the ODIN software as shown in the image below. Once it does, press the Volume Up button. After this, hold down the Volume Down button, Home button & Power button. Next, navigate to Settings > General > Developer options and tap the option to enable USB debugging.Īfter you have enabled USB debugging, switch off your Galaxy Tab S. A pop-up will appear to let you know that developer options have been enabled.

Next, scroll to Build Number and tap it 7 times.

To do this, go to Settings > General > About device. The program should like like the image shown below.Īfter that, you’ll need to enable developer options on your Galaxy Tab S. This includes TWRP, ODIN, SuperSU, GApps and the ROM file. Before you get started with step 2, make sure you have all of the downloaded files from above in one, easy-to-access location.

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