How to Update Android Device OS Manually

• Depending on the Android model you are using, you may need to connect the device to a power source, or the device must have a minimum battery level (such as 50%) before installing the update.

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in the upper right corner of the displayed menu.

• On some Android devices, you need to swipe the screen down from the top with two fingers.

• For Samsung Galaxy phones, you’ll tap Software update .

• If you use Google Android (such as a Pixel phone), you’ll tap Advanced here. ^[1]
• On Samsung Galaxy, you need to select Download updates manually or Download and install .
• If you use an Android tablet, select About tablet here.

• You may have to tap the Check for updates button first to find the available update version.