HOT Fix MIPI Fail Samsung all smartphone [FREE]

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Fix MIPI Fail Samsung all smartphones [FREE]​

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Always seen as "No Service," "Stuck in Airplane Mode," or "MIPI DEVICE FAIL" messages, the MIPI FAIL error on Samsung devices means an interaction fall apart between the device's internal components and processor. Updates or modifications to the firmware may cause this error.​

Common Causes:

• Firmware Updates: Installing new firmware can sometimes disrupt internal communications, leading to the MIPI FAIL error.
• Hardware Issues: Physical damage or hardware malfunctions can interfere with component communication.

METHOD 1: Flash Combination File​

1. Flash the Combination Firmware on your device.
2. After the phone boots up, dial *#27663368378#* on the dial pad.
3. A pop-up menu will appear. Navigate to:
   • Setting
   • System
   • Nv Rebuild
4. Select All, then restart the phone.
5. Your network should now be restored.
6. Next, flash the official firmware using a 4-file method:
   • BL (Bootloader)
   • AP (Application Processor)
   • CP (Modem)
   • CSC (Choose Cache, Herolte.pit, and Meta.Data from the Combination File)
7. Flash these files using Odin.
8. Once the flashing process is complete, your network should be working again.

METHOD 2: NV Backup & Restore​

1. Flash the Combination Firmware.
2. Dial *#33725327# to access the NV Backup Test Menu.
3. First, back up the EFS partition.
4. Next, select EFS CLEAR & RESTORE.
5. Reboot the phone.
6. Check the MIPI Status in the service menu.
7. If the issue persists, it is 100% a hardware problem.
8. If no hardware issue is detected, flash only the following firmware files:
   • AP
   • BL
   • CP
9. If you encounter the "SYSTEM SIZE TOO BIG" error during flashing, follow these steps:
   • Flash only the PIT file from the CSC folder.
   • If using Odin, ensure you are using the latest patched version.
10. Enter Download Mode again.
11. Re-Flash only the following files:

• AP​
• BL​
• CP​

1. Wait for the process to complete.
2. If the phone shows "SYSTEM PARTITION IS DAMAGED", select RESET when prompted.
3. Wait for the device to boot up.

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