Download N950USQ7DTA4: February 2020 patch for Verizon Galaxy Note 8

Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is now receiving the latest February 2020 patch with the software version N950USQ7DTA4 based on Android 9.0 Pie. The update is currently live in the US region for the Verizon variant. If you want to install the update, you can do this by following the guide given below.

The latest February 2020 Security Patch brings the system security vulnerability fixes and improvements for the Verizon Galaxy Note 8. As of now, the firmware update is waving via OTA. So, if you can’t wait further, you can simply download and install the update from this article using the requirements, firmware links, and step-by-step firmware installation guide.

Check OTA Update Manually

Due to the incremental OTA process, all users may not receive the firmware update at the same time. So, it’s better to check for OTA updates manually on your device in order to quickly install the firmware update.

However, if you haven’t received the OTA update yet, go to the phone Settings > System > System Updates. Now, tap on Check for Updates option to search for the available updates. If available, just grab it by downloading and installing it.

Keep in mind that the phone battery should be charged more than 60% and the device is connected to a Wi-Fi network.

How to Install Stock Firmware on Verizon Galaxy Note 8

If you’ve already made up your mind to install the firmware manually on your device, then follow the guide properly.

Pre-Requirements:

• This latest firmware version (N950USQ7DTA4) is exclusive for the Verizon Galaxy Note 8 variant. Don’t use it on other devices.
• Maintain the phone battery level by more than 60%.
• You will need a PC/Laptop and a USB cable as well.
• Make sure to back up the device data completely.

Firmware Installation Guide

Finally, let’s head over to the step-by-step firmware installation guide below.

We hope that you’ve found this guide useful and installed or updated the February 2020 patch on the Verizon Galaxy Note 8 successfully. If you’ve any queries, let us know in the comments below.