Last Updated: June 6, 2025
Got a wonky F55 Galaxy? No sweat! This guide will help you fix it with the official Samsung Galaxy F55 firmware. We’ve got you covered with the latest Samsung USB Drivers, the Odin Flash Tool, and the right Samsung Galaxy F55 firmware files to squash those software bugs. Let’s get your phone back in action.
Samsung Galaxy F55 Firmware (Flash File) – Drivers, Tools & Guide
Alright, so here’s the deal. On this page, you’ll find absolutely everything you need to bring your Samsung Galaxy F55 back to its former glory. We’re talking the official Samsung Galaxy F55 stock firmware (those .tar.md5 files), the Samsung Odin Flash Tool, Samsung USB drivers, and even our special FRP bypass tool. The idea is, we’ll walk you through picking the right firmware for your specific phone model and region, give you the download links you need, and show you how to double-check and unzip those files. After that, you’ll just follow a few simple steps to flash your device using Odin.
Now, before you go flashing your device, it’s a good idea to be sure the firmware file is all in one piece and is the perfect match for your Galaxy F55. You’ll also need a computer running Windows and a decent USB cable. Oh, and give your computer a quick virus scan before you get started, just to be safe. Take a look at our super-easy flashing guide just below.
The Samsung Galaxy F55 firmware comes in a ZIP file, so download it and unzip it using WinRAR or 7-Zip. Once you’ve unzipped it, peek inside the folder and make sure you see files like AP_*.tar.md5, BL_*.tar.md5, CP_*.tar.md5, and CSC_*.tar.md5 before you do anything else.
Flashing the firmware on your Samsung Galaxy F55 will wipe everything off your phone. But it’s also a great way to fix things like FRP locks, sluggish performance, forgotten passwords, getting stuck in a boot loop, connection problems, or even a battery that drains way too fast.
FRP Bypass Tools for Your Samsung Galaxy F55
Okay, so after flashing or resetting your phone, you might run into a Google account lock (that’s FRP). If that happens, don’t worry! Our free FRP bypass tools can come to the rescue and help you unlock your phone. Watch the video below, and when you can open a browser on your device, just use our tool at lexzyTechinc.com/aal. You can also download and use BFT to bypass it using your PC.
Why Do We Need Samsung Galaxy F55 Firmware?
Basically, firmware makes your phone run smoother and fixes all sorts of little annoyances. Here’s what it can do:
- Unbrick your phone if it’s acting like a brick.
- Upgrade to the latest and greatest Android version.
- Get rid of those annoying boot loops, lags, or freezes.
- Fix any problems with over-the-air (OTA) updates and that pesky battery drain.
- Put the original software back on for warranty purposes.
- Help if your phone only wants to start in recovery mode.
This update gives your phone a real boost. If you want to know more, check out this article about stock ROMs.
Choosing the Right Firmware Version
Alright, before you jump into flashing, here’s how to pick the right firmware, step by step.
- Identify Your Device Model: Go to “About Phone” and double-check that it really says Samsung Galaxy F55.
- Verify the Build Number: Look for something like “F55” in your phone’s build details.
- Confirm the Chipset: Just so you know, Samsung says the Galaxy F55 runs on a Qualcomm SM7450-AB Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 (4 nm) CPU Octa-core (1×2.4 GHz Cortex-A710 & 3×2.36 GHz Cortex-A710 & 4×1.8 GHz Cortex-A510) GPU Adreno 644.
- Match the Firmware Version: Make sure the firmware version and regional details match your phone’s specs. This will help you to avoid any problems.
- Verify In Recovery Mode: Not totally sure about the Galaxy F55 chipset or firmware version? No worries. You can restart your phone in recovery mode to find those extra details. To get into recovery mode on Samsung phones, turn it off, wait about 8 seconds, then press and hold the Power and Volume Up buttons until you see the Samsung logo. When you see it, let go of the Power button but keep holding Volume Up. After that, you should see “Android No command” release Volume Up, then hold the Power button again and quickly tap Volume Up. This way, you’ll know exactly which firmware to flash and which version will work best, so you don’t run into any issues.
Firmware Details for Samsung Galaxy F55
Okay, here’s a quick rundown of the official firmware:
| Firmware Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Device Model | Samsung Galaxy F55 |
| Firmware Version | E556BXXU2AXE8 |
| File Size | 7.3GB |
| Android Version | Android 14, upgradable to Android 15, One UI 7 |
| Release Date | Released 2024, May 27 |
| Region | Global, Africa. |
| File Type | ZIP (Includes AP_*.tar.md5, BL_*.tar.md5, CP_*.tar.md5, and CSC_*.tar.md5 Files etc.) |
Download Samsung Galaxy F55 Firmware
You can grab the official firmware for your Samsung Galaxy F55 right here:
| Software Details | Download Link | Members Link |
|---|---|---|
|
File Name: SM-E556B_E556BXXU2AXE8_E556BODM2AXE8_INS_4file.zip Size: 7.3GB | Download Link | Download Link2 |
Just make sure you only download the firmware that’s a perfect match for your phone model and region. And if you’re not sure, go back and check out the Choosing the Right Firmware Version guide.
Prerequisites
Before we get going, make sure you’ve got these things ready:
- Backup IMEI: Jot down your phone’s IMEI numbers (*#06#) before you flash, just in case they decide to go missing.
- Remove Google Accounts: Sign out of all your Google accounts to avoid that FRP lock.
- Remove Samsung Accounts: Sign out all Samsung accounts to avoid KG lock .
- Backup Data: Save all your important stuff like photos, documents, music, videos – everything, really – because flashing will wipe it all out.
- Charge Your Phone: Make sure your phone has at least 50% to 80% battery.
- USB Cable & PC: Grab a reliable USB cable and a Windows PC.
- Install Drivers: Download and install these Samsung USB Drivers.
- Odin Tool: Download Samsung Odin3 v3.14.4, or you can look for all the different versions of Samsung Odin flash tools.
How to Install Firmware on Samsung Galaxy F55
Okay, here are the steps to flash that firmware using Odin. You can follow along with these steps or just watch the video guide below:
- Download Firmware: Get the correct firmware ZIP file for your Samsung Galaxy F55 on our firmwares Page.
- Extract Files: Unzip that file to find the .tar.md5 files (AP, BL, CP, CSC).
- Install Drivers: Double-check that you’ve installed the Samsung USB Drivers.
- Enter Download Mode: Turn off your phone, then press and hold Volume Down + Power (if you have an older model, you might need to add the Home button) until you see a warning screen. When you see it, press Volume Up to enter Download Mode.
- Connect to PC: Plug your phone into your PC using that USB cable. Odin should show “Added!!” in the log.
- Open Odin: Run Odin as an administrator.
- Load Files: In Odin, click on these buttons and select the corresponding files:
- BL: Select the BL_*.tar.md5 file.
- AP: Select the AP_*.tar.md5 file.
- CP: Select the CP_*.tar.md5 file.
- CSC: Select the CSC_*.tar.md5 file (using HOME_CSC will keep your data, but CSC is a safer bet for a totally clean flash).
- Start Flashing: Hit the “Start” button in Odin. Then, just wait until you see “PASS!” pop up, and your phone will reboot.
Missing IMEI After Flashing?
Uh oh, did your IMEI go missing after flashing? That could mean you’ve got a corrupted EFS partition. Fixing it needs a bit of caution, because messing with IMEI numbers is against the law in lots of places, unless you’re just putting the original number back. You might need tools like ChimeraTool, or you could try using a tool like BFT. Just be sure it’s not illegal where you live before you do anything.
Steps to Check IMEI:
- Dial *#06# to see if your IMEI pops up.
- If it says “null” or nothing shows up, try using a backup of your EFS partition, if you have one.
- If not, get in touch with a professional technician or try using one of the tools I mentioned earlier. And, again, make sure it’s all legal where you are.
Common Issues and Solutions
- Device Not Detected in Odin:
- First off, make sure the Samsung USB Drivers are installed correctly.
- Try a different USB port or even a different cable.
- Double-check that your phone is actually in Download Mode.
- Flashing Fails:
- Be sure you’ve picked the right firmware files for your phone.
- Try a different version of the Odin Flash tool.
- Make sure the firmware is a match for your exact phone model and region.
- Boot Loop After Flashing:
- Boot into recovery mode (Volume Up + Power) and do a factory reset.
- If that doesn’t work, try flashing again with a compatible firmware.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Will flashing erase my data?
A: Yep, it’ll wipe everything clean. So, back up your files before you start.
Q2: Can I use this firmware on other Samsung models?
A: Nope, it’s just for the Samsung Galaxy F55. If you try it on other models, you might run into some problems.
Q3: Can I downgrade my firmware?
A: You *can* try downgrading, but it’s not really recommended because it could mess with your phone’s security and cause compatibility issues.
Q4: What if I get an FRP lock after flashing?
A: No problem! Just use our FRP bypass tools to unlock your phone.
Q5: Are there any custom ROMs available for the Samsung Galaxy F55?
A: Yeah, there probably are, but this guide is all about the official firmware. If you’re curious about custom ROMs, check out XDA Developers.
Conclusion
So, there you have it! This guide should help you flash the official firmware on your Samsung Galaxy F55 to fix any problems and make it run better. Just take your time and follow the steps carefully so you don’t run into any snags. And if you need more help, just leave a comment or get in touch with our support team.
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Disclaimer: Just a heads-up: flashing firmware is something you’re doing at your own risk. Messing up the firmware or the steps could damage your phone. Also, messing with your IMEI might be illegal where you live, so make sure you’re following all the local laws.
