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[Q] DFS not recognizing Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 - Flashing to Verizon Prepaid

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Can someone help me with this? I think i've tried just about everything. Specs: sprint samsung galaxy s3 - phone CDMA Tools DFS Demo version 4.0.0.5 - software windows 7 ultimate 64 bit Problem: DFS seee the 'samsung mobile usb serial port' in the upper window of the port manager, but it does not appear on the 'devices online' portion. i have successfully had those ports appear there, but its like a flash in the pan on and off, and i have successfully flashed the phones but my goal was unsuccessful. since then DFS has stopped recognizing my s3. I've put the galaxy into diag mod (HowTos)

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Submitted by Gnicqi on 09/21/2012

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