How to Repair IMEI baseband issue on Samsung Galaxy A10 SM-A105F

Samsung Galaxy A10 (SM-A105F) model is one of the entry-level budget segment devices from Samsung to compete with other entry-level smartphones. The handset has Exynos 7884 SoC, 2GB/4GB RAM, 32GB onboard storage, runs on Android 9.0 Pie, and more. Now, if you’re using this device and facing the IMEI issue for some reason, you can follow this full guide to Repair IMEI baseband issue on Samsung Galaxy A10 SM-A105F quite easily.

The International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number is a unique number to identify 3GPP and iDEN mobile phones, and some of the satellite phones as well. Therefore, you can check hardware specifications, actual device model, warranty status, track location, and more by using the IMEI number. Most importantly, in order to use your device with a cellular carrier, the device IMEI should be in working condition.

Any invalid, corrupted, or null IMEI number won’t allow you to use the cellular carrier on your device. That means you can’t make or receive calls, text messages, or even can’t use mobile data. Therefore, it’s very necessary to fix or repair or restore the IMEI number on your phone. In order to check the IMEI number, you can type *#06# on the dial pad. Now, let’s follow the IMEI repairing process on Samsung Galaxy A10.

Steps to Repair IMEI baseband issue on Samsung Galaxy A10 SM-A105F

Whether you need to flash stock firmware or install root or even repairing IMEI number on the Samsung Galaxy devices, the ODIN Flash Tool will be always useful. It offers plenty of features and options to flash files on Samsung devices.

Make sure to download all the required files, USB drivers, tools below.

Pre-Requirements:

• Download all the required files from the above links.
• Keep your device charged more than 60% at least.
• A PC/Laptop and a USB cable are required.
• Take a full data backup of the device before proceeding.
• Enable USB Debugging on your handset as well.

IMEI Repairing Steps:

• First of all, extract the downloaded IMEI modem file on your PC.
• Install the Samsung USB Driver on the computer.
• Launch Odin Flash Tool on the PC > Click on the AP section and load the extracted IMEI file (.tar).
• Boot your device into Samsung Download Mode.
• Now, connect your phone to the PC using a USB cable.
• Once connected, make sure that Auto Reboot & F.Reset Time are checked.
• Finally, click on the Start button.
• Wait for the flashing process and then reboot your device into the system again.
• Disconnect the USB cable and check the IMEI number on your device again by typing *#06# on the Phone app.

That’s it, guys. We hope you’ve found this guide useful. For any queries, let us know in the comments below.