I have recently updated to 4.3 and I rooted it and took off Knox. I then made a back up of my stock rom and flashed the stable cm10.2. After awhile I began to miss the functionality of TouchWiz and decided to try and use my back up. The back up failed miserably for no known reason. I then went to
How to unroot your Galaxy S3 and flash it back to stock ROM and decided to try and revert back to stock everything, as I had done it many times before the 4.3 update. Odin always said failed, and this got me frustrated. I then went back to looking for other ways to go back to stock. I had read that Kies could do it so I tried just that. Kies had downloaded all of the necessary files and began to flash, but it never got past 0%. Then it said on the phone:
ODIN MODE
PRODUCT NAME: SGH-I747 CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD: No (I used triangle away when I was stock rooted)
CURRENT BINARY: Samsung Official
SYSTEM STATUS: Official
QUALCOMM SECURE BOOT: ENABLE
Warranty Bit: 1
BOOTLOADER AP SWREV: 2
Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies & try again.
So I did. 4 times. still, no luck! I have checked numerous times to see if I was flashing a wrong TAR file (I9300, etc.) and it's all correct. I can access regular download mode and this Odin mode. I cannot get into recovery or a regular boot up. Help!!!!!
I have recently updated to 4.3 and I rooted it and took off Knox. I then made a back up of my stock rom and flashed the stable cm10.2. After awhile I began to miss the functionality of TouchWiz and decided to try and use my back up. The back up failed miserably for no known reason. I then went to How to unroot your Galaxy S3 and flash it back to stock ROM and decided to try and revert back to stock everything, as I had done it many times before the 4.3 update. Odin always said failed, and this got me frustrated. I then went back to looking for other ways to go back to stock. I had read that Kies could do it so I tried just that. Kies had downloaded all of the necessary files and began to flash, but it never got past 0%. Then it said on the phone:
