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How To Flash / Install Firmware Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570




This Tutorial is about flashing firmware on your Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 . I posted a step by and easy tutorials , please read complete guide once and then apply , if you skip any step then you will have bricked phone.
Disclaimer: Follow this Guide on your risk and if your device gets damaged or bricked during the process, DJ-Android is not responsible.

Download required things

  1. Download ODIN v4.38  – it is a tool that is used to flash firmware on your phone
  2. Drivers – Download and install drivers that are required to detect your phone by pc
  3. Download Firmware for your phone
  4. Download  TASS_v1.0.ops File
  5. An Archive (.zip / .rar) file extractor, usually all pc owners have this tool . In case you don’t have any use7zip archive extractor

Instructions to Install Firmware on Galaxy Mini S5570

  • First extract SAMSUNG_USB.rar and install drivers on pc
  • Extract Firmware files on safe place, you will get some .tar files , please don’t extract .tar files
  • Run S5570_Odin Multi Downloader v4.38.exe by right click and select run as administrator  

  • Make sure you have Auto Reboot and Protect OPS checked
  • Click on OPS box in odin and select TASS_v1.0.ops  


  • Now its time to Select .tar files from firmware folder,    =>(A)  If you got three or more files then 

    Click on BOOT tab and select file with  APBOOT in the name 
    Click on PHONE tab and Select .tar file with MODEM in the name 
    Click on PDA tab and Select .tar file with CODE / PDA in the name 
    Click on CSC tab and Select .tar file csc / csc-multi in the name  
    Choose Nothing in  EFS 
    (See Image below to understand which files to select)    

=>(B)  If you got only single files , then  Check One package check box then Click the One package tab , and select single pack .tar file
  •  Switch off your phone
  • Now boot it in download mode , to do that press & hold volume down and middle key and while holding both press power on key  
  • Connect your phone to PC with the help of USB cable ,
  • Just after connecting you will see first box from left in odin will turn yellow and ADDED message will appear, that means your phone is ready to start flashing process 
  • If you done all above step successfully then you can hit “START” button in odin to begin flashing process 
  • Do not disconnect the cable or turn off the device, wait for 5 minutes , your phone will reboot after successful installation. COM Port box should indicate blue color and display “PASS” it means flashing process was successful  



Congratulations you have successfully installed firmware on your Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570, Now last step left is

Clearing Cache Data

  1. boot your phone in recovery mode ,to do that  press and hold MIDDLE KEY + POWER ON
  2. you will see your phone booted in recovery mode , in recovery mode touch screen will not work so use volume UP and Down navigate through options and MIDDLE KEY to confirm
  3. choose “wipe cache partition” from menu
  4. it will clear the cache data
  5. now select reboot system now



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