This software contains all the files for installing the for Mobile Phones. If it has been installed, updating (overwrite-installing) may fix problems, add new functions or expand functions. The program is language independent and can be used with any language system.

Download Sony Xperia USB Drivers (based on your smartphone or tablet model number), install it in your computer and connect your Sony device with PC today. Download the latest and original Sony Xperia USB Drivers to connect. Order to install the Sony Xperia L USB drivers for Windows 10 (works. First you will need to download the ADB driver and open the downloaded file. Install it on your Windows based computer and connect your Sony Android. Sony xperia l usb driver.

If you are looking for the software you can download on our sister website. Note that there are 2 versions of this software.

The latest and an older version which some still prefer to use on their mobile phones. This USB driver is used mainly for the Samsung GT-S7562 Galaxy S DUOS mobile phone. You can also find ore mobile phone information. Note the instructions: 1. Download the driver; 2.

Uninstall previous driver from “Programs And Features” and “Device Manager”. Install the new driver US Download This is the latest release of the Samsung driver which was released on the 14th September 2016. The former versions of the driver has been added below if the latest driver does not work for you and you wish to backroll to an older driver. Much like the other drivers you will need to uninstall the old software and install the new.

This package above provides the installation files for the SAMSUNG USB Driver for Mobile Phones revision 1.5.5.0 made by SamHaLeKe an XDA developer. Drivers are for Galaxy S, SII, SIII and ALL other SAMSUNG Android Phones.

First uninstall the previous drivers (control panel) 2. Now install your new drivers 4.

UPDATE: FEBRUARY 2015 **Note that these drivers will run on Windows XP and Windows 7 Update: June 2016 If you are still having problems with your Samsung Phone connection to USB and you are getting the following error after you have even install the software then you need to upgrade your Windows Media Player to Windows Media Player 11. This solves the other connection issue which appears to some on a Windows XP machine.

It is that time of the year again, where we have a major Android release and people want to update as soon as possible. We have received numerous requests from Xperia Z3+ and Z5 owners asking how they can manually update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow, using third-party utilities Flashtool and XperiFirm. We’ve covered the process many times before, the last time being when Android 5.0 Lollipop made an appearance. Therefore, it seems like a natural time to revisit the guide.

It is worth noting that whilst the tutorial below shows how to install Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the procedure can be used to flash ANY firmware build for ANY Sony Xperia device. The steps are also the same to debrand any Sony Xperia device that is currently on carrier-specific software. Installing Xperia Marshmallow using Flashtool and XperiFirm [TUTORIAL] Disclaimer: Please read the following instructions thoroughly before attempting to flash your phone.

Xperia Blog absolves itself from any responsibility should something go wrong. Please proceed with caution and at your own risk.

Note: You will not void the warranty of your Sony Xperia device by flashing new firmware using this guide. In addition, you do NOT need to unlock your bootloader nor do you need root to flash your handset. It is recommended that you create a backup of your existing regional/carrier firmware just in case you need to send your device back for repair. The instructions below can be used to create any firmware file, so use these to create a backup with the relevant firmware build. Part 1: Preparation One of the primary reasons people encounter problems in flashing their device is due to not installing the correct drivers on their computer.

Please ensure that drivers for your Sony Xperia device and Flashtool software are correctly installed on your PC before attempting to install new software. Note: This guide is written for Windows users in mind only. 1) Install drivers for your Sony Xperia You need to ensure that your PC has all of the necessary drivers installed for your Sony Xperia device. The best way to do this is to install. Make sure you connect your Xperia to the PC before starting the process to download the necessary USB and ADB drivers. The best way to do this is to power off your Sony Xperia and then connect to your PC whilst holding the volume down button. 2) Install Flashtool Download and install Flashtool from the official website.

This guide is based on using Flashtool version 0.9.19.10. Install Flashtool drivers from the following location: ‘C: Flashtool drivers’. Tick the “Flashmode Drivers” and “Fastboot Drivers” to install. Note: To install the Flashtool drivers for Windows 8/8.1/10, please follow the steps below. A) Press the Windows key + R together and in the ‘Run’ box type: shutdown.exe /r /o /f /t 00 – Now make the following selections to boot into the Start Up Setting Screen: Troubleshoot >Advanced options >Start Up Settings >Restart – Then, when the machine restarts, select number 7 i.e. “ Disable driver signature enforcement”. Your machine will start with Driver signing enforcement disabled until the next reboot.

B) Now you can install the Flashtool drivers. – Windows will warn that the driver is not signed and will require you to confirm the installation. – Once the installation is complete, reboot the machine 3) Enable “USB debugging” and “Unknown sources” on your Sony Xperia device ‘USB debugging’: Settings >Developer options ‘Unknown sources’: Settings >Security Part 2: Create your FTF firmware file You will need a FTF firmware file to install new software onto your device. The following section explains how to create your own FTF firmware file, however if you have downloaded a FTF file from the section of our website or elsewhere, you can skip this step and proceed to part 3. To create your FTF firmware file, you will first need to launch Flashtool and then click on the XperiFirm icon as highlighted below. You should now see the XperiFirm software launch into a new window. Navigate to your handset on the left pane.

You can then choose the firmware for your region/carrier in the middle pane. The pane on the right side will show you which firmware is available for that region. Click on it to download the file. Important: Only download firmware for your model and variant number. For example, if you own an Xperia Z5 (E6653), only browse and download the firmware builds listed under E6653. Once clicked, you are asked to confirm whether you want to download the firmware. Ensure that “Unpack automatically” is ticked and then click “Download” to proceed.

Once complete, you will see the following pop message “Unpacked Successfully!” Click OK. The same “Unpacked successfully!” message will appear on the download dialog. Click “Close” to proceed to the next step. You will now revert back to Flashtool, which will start creating your FTF firmware file.

Once you see “ Torrent file creation finished” then your FTF firmware file has been successfully created. To ensure the FTF firmware file has been created, navigate to the following location on your PC: “C: Users [Your PC Name].flashTool firmwares” Part 3: Flash your FTF firmware file This section details the steps needed in order to flash new firmware onto your Sony Xperia device. First of all, open Flashtool and then click on the lightning bolt in the top left of Flashtool as highlighted below.

Select “Flashmode” and click “OK”. You should already be in the source folder where the FTF firmware files are located. If not, navigate to: “C: Users [Your PC Name].flashTool firmwares” Select the firmware build version that you want to flash from the “Firmware” pane. Ensure the device variant is the same as the model number of your Sony Xperia device. If you want to retain your apps, data and media (photos, videos, music), then ensure that the “USERDATA” option within the “Wipe” pane is unticked. However, we recommend that when upgrading a major new Android version, a clean install is the way to go. In this case, tick all options under the “Wipe” pane.

This will wipe all of your data though including your photos and videos, so please ensure you have these backed up elsewhere. IMPORTANT – For FlashTool 0.9.19.10 and older: If you skipped Part 2 of the guide as you already had your own FTF firmware file, then you may see the following ‘SIMLOCK’ option ticked under the “MiscTA Exclude” pane. DO NOT untick SIMLOCK as it could lead to problems with the network lock on your device. IMPORTANT – For FlashTool versions 0.9.22.0 to 0.9.22.2: The developer has changed the meaning of the tick box in newer versions of Flashtool, which means ticking the box includes “SIMLOCK”. Either way, you want to ensure you are NOT including SIMLOCK when flashing firmware.

So to be clear, when presented with the “SIMLOCK” option below, you must NOT tick the box. NOTE – For FlashTool 0.9.22.3 onwards: The developer has disabled “SIMLOCK”, which means you no longer have to worry about accidentally including it in your firmware flashing. The option is only enabled by entering ‘Pro’ mode. Unless you know what you are doing, then stay well away from Pro mode. Click “Flash”.

Flashtool will then indicate that it is “preparing files for flashing”. You may have to wait around 60 seconds for the pop-up below to appear. Once it does, you should now connect your Sony Xperia device.

Make sure the device is powered off and then hold the ‘volume down’ button whilst connecting the USB cable. Once the pop-up disappears and flashing has started, you can let go of the ‘volume down’ button. Flashtool will then start flashing your Xperia device. Once you see “Flashing finished” as indicated below, your Sony Xperia has been successfully flashed.

Congratulations you have just installed Android Marshmallow! Now disconnect your Xperia device and power on the handset.

Don’t worry if it takes a while for the handset to boot, this is to be expected. To confirm that you have upgraded the phone software, click on ‘Settings >About phone’, which will reveal your new Android version and firmware build number. If you would also like to confirm the region firmware that you have downloaded, you will need to access the service menu option. To do this, open the dialler and enter the following: *#*#7378423#*#* Then click ‘Service info >Software info’.

The CDF is an eight digit number under the “Customization Version” that should tie in with the firmware you downloaded from XperiFirm. For example, you will notice below that the CDF (software customisation version) of 1298-7362 matches the same firmware that we downloaded in the XperiFirm screenshots above. Tagged as:,,,. I figured this out on my own. Is it really that difficult to make a cup of coffee and google for 10 minutes? As a side note, I recommend everyone to do a clean install unless you want your device to be plagued with bluetooth, fingerprint and radio-activity bugs. It takes an extra hour or two to set up your device to the way it was but you have the peace of mind that there’s a nice clean installation of the OS laying on your phone.

Any bugs after that can be blamed on the system rather than your own laziness. In answer to your questions: 1) You are right, the Fastboot drivers are not necessary to flash firmware, but as an initial setup in installing Flashtool, there’s no reason not to do it just in case you might need it down the road i.e. If unlocking the bootloader.

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It has APN entries of mobile virtual network operators (including virtual operators) in your country. What it basically means is if you don’t have your regional firmware (and an APN list), and you’re on a MVNO (those virtual operators that “piggyback” on the major carrier’s networks), you’ll see the name of the actual major carrier instead of the virtual one. “my.friend’s mate Is getting 98$.

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More right Here oi!300?????.?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:::::oi!300. I’m looking for an ftf file of 23.4.B.0.319 for my Xperia Z2 tablet SGP561. This particular model is Verizon branded and I was able to complete the above steps to install 23.1.D.0.509, which is linked in the article, but would like to get the newer build that’s available.

I would do this as an OTA upgrade but I moved to Canada and no longer have access to Verizon’s service to do the upgrade. The carrier locking on this is extremely frustrating for people who no longer have access to the service (and they claim there’s no unlock code). Any assistance finding an ftf file of 23.4.B.0.319 would be greatly appreciated. Hi there, it’s my first attempt to manually flash stock firmware for my domestic market for Marshmallow 6.0 on Z3 Compact. But I have one significant question, how long does the flashing process usually take for a normal period of time. I know that hardware also determines the speed of the installation process, but is it longer than the installation of Windows? That bothers me, still over half of the flashing process right now and the bar indicator remains the same, it’s been more than 20 minutes or so.

Finally I went to my work PC, where I have a partition with Windows 7 and things has gone better. I followed the steps paying attention to every minor detail. Now I have the Marshmallow in my compact tablet sgp611, with no problems so far. Mrshmlw runs smooth and no bugs till now, 3 hours later. ( I also have M in my Samsung S6 with the Samsung “dress”).

I still think that it would be nice trying to make easier “autoloaders”, as BBerry. But in spite of that, this was a very good job. Hi, The old way of creating ftf file is let flashtool decrypt the file and then selecting all the folders (including boot folder) to create the file. The new 5.0 xperifrim will automatically unzip the files.

How does one create a new ftf with the new xperifirm? When i tried creating a new ftf file, i selected the folder where the files were unzipped but i noticed that the boot folder is nowhere to be seen.(highlighted in yellow) the last time i included this manually in flashtool, i bricked my tablet. Am i missing something? Thank you, I found it to work, here are some bits of info that may help. I successfully flashed this phone with what I think is the “Stock” Android 6.0.1 from Sony into order to get rid of/debrand the O2 branded version on the phone. Thank you very much. In return for your useful advice and tools I’d like to share some minor differences not documented in the steps that might help other users and give them peace of mind.

I found my flashing to work fine using a Windows 10 Pro 32 bit machine to which the Sony Xperia Z3 Compact phone was attached via USB 2.0. Flashtool version 0.9.22.3 I didn’t need to do the volume down then plug in to get the drivers to install for USB drivers install as beforehand I installed Sony’s Companion software first as required. With that installed,I am assuming it meant that I didn’t need these extra steps.

But note that when it came to flashing later, I did need to follow the steps to hold volume down button then plug in. I note that with my version of the tools, the unpack option was not there but it unpacked automatically as required. You may also get a message: “A FSC script is found: default.fsc. Do you want to add it?” – I got something like this, and the advice below in previous comment is to click yes, which is what I did. After clicking flash on the firmware selector dialog as described, I got a message something like those data not in the fsc as a dialog pop up, my response was to click ‘yes’.

The progress bar for the flashing seemed to stop for a while just before the end (it seemed stuck/frozen/hanged) but I waited and it eventually finished, much to my relief. Hope this helps others.