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Unlocking the bootloader and installing custom recoveries involves significant risks. This process will wipe all data on your device. It may also void your warranty. Furthermore, Samsung Pay and Samsung Knox will be permanently tripped and cannot be restored. The methods described below require a Windows PC. We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, or any other damage to your device. Proceed at your own risk.
If you reboot normally, the phone will refuse to boot because the bootloader detects an altered system. You must flash the vbmeta disable file immediately. Furthermore, Samsung Pay and Samsung Knox will be
Installing TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) on a Snapdragon-powered Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus Proceed at your own risk
Do not accept OTA updates from Samsung ever again. They will either brick your phone or re-lock the bootloader. Stay on your current firmware or manually flash via Odin. Before you begin
Before you begin, you must identify your specific model number: International Snapdragon (e.g., SM-N9750):
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus (SM-N975U, SM-N975U1, SM-N975W) remains a powerhouse of productivity. However, its Snapdragon variant has long been considered the "locked door" of the Android modding world. While Exynos models enjoy unlocked bootloaders, Snapdragon models (primarily sold in the USA, Canada, and China) traditionally come with a that prevents custom recovery installation.
