If you’re an avid Android user or a developer then you should know about the benefits of unlocking the device bootloader. Samsung this year has launched the flagship Galaxy Note 10 series devices with both Snapdragon and Exynos chipset variants. By unlocking the bootloader on your Android device, you can easily install a custom recovery, custom firmware, and even enable root access as well. Without the bootloader unlocking process, that’s not possible. Now, if you’re using the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and 10 Plus devices with Exynos chipset, you can easily unlock the bootloader. Here we have shared the simple guide on How to Unlock Bootloader on Galaxy Note 10 and 10 Plus.
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As we mentioned above that this guide is only for Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series Exynos variant devices. Now, if you’re not sure whether your device is powered by Snapdragon or Exynos chipset, you will get the device model number from the phone settings or box package easily. Then you can search the model number online for the specific chipset variant.
There are some of the Snapdragon chipset variant Galaxy Note 10 series devices available in the market. But in the USA and Canada region, Snapdragon chipset based Samsung Galaxy device(s) bootloader can’t be unlocked easily. Whereas, in China and some other countries, the Samsung bootloader unlocking process is almost the same and easily can be unlocked as well.
What is Bootloader?
A Bootloader is a system code that runs when an operating system (OS) specific device turns on. This code initializes some hardware and then loads the kernel and ramdisk on the device. Then the system booting process starts. This process is known as Bootloader.
I did the steps in the post above and I got to the downloading section of the process but even after an hour nothing had changed. what should I do next?