The TSM Tool New Update V2026.06.25-1432 just dropped, and it’s one of the biggest releases in recent memory. Exynos 2400 devices in Download Mode, a world-first Qualcomm EDL mode for select Samsung models, and a huge batch of newly confirmed Exynos devices — all packed into one update. If you run a repair shop or do unlocking work regularly, this one’s going to change your workflow.

This isn’t just a minor patch. The changelog is long, the device list grew by over 20 models, and there are real new capabilities that weren’t possible in previous versions. Let’s break down exactly what’s new, what devices are covered, and how to get everything installed and running.

🔥 What’s Actually New in TSM Tool New Update V2026.06.25-1432

The headline feature is Exynos 2400 support in Download Mode. That covers FRP removal, phone restore, and ADB enable — and the tool auto-detects the chipset, so you don’t need to manually select a model or CPU. That’s a real time-saver when you’re moving through 10 phones in a day.

But the bigger news for a lot of shops might be the Qualcomm EDL mode support — and TSM is calling this a world first. EDL (Emergency Download Mode) on Qualcomm-based Samsung devices now lets you remove FRP, do factory resets, and even read and write firmware dumps. That’s a completely different class of operation. The supported models include the Galaxy Z Flip5, Z Fold5, S21 FE 5G (both SM-G990B and SM-G990U), and the Galaxy S24 (SM-S921U).

Exynos 2200 support was also added in Download Mode, covering FRP removal, phone restore, and ADB enable — with coverage up to the May 5, 2025 security patch. And for Exynos 2400, the solution runs up to the April 5, 2026 security patch level. Those are current patches, not old firmware. That matters.

And then there’s the expanded device list. Over 20 additional confirmed Exynos devices got added — everything from the Galaxy A12 and A13 to the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G and the new Galaxy A56 5G. I’ll break those down in the device section below.

📋 Full List of Newly Supported Devices

This update adds a lot of devices. The Exynos 2400 chipset section covers some of Samsung’s newest flagships and mid-rangers, while the confirmed Exynos list sweeps up a ton of popular repair-shop regulars. Here’s everything that’s now supported.

Exynos 2400 — Download Mode (FRP, Restore, ADB)

Additional Confirmed Exynos Models

Qualcomm EDL Mode — World First (FRP, Reset, Read/Write Firmware)

Also worth noting — the Lenovo Tab M9 (TB310FU) got added under the broader Android device support. Not Samsung, but good to have if your shop handles tablets.

⚙️ How to Install the TSM Tool New Update V2026.06.25-1432

Installation is pretty painless. You don’t need to uninstall anything first — the installer handles existing versions automatically. That said, run it as administrator or you’ll hit permission errors. I personally prefer to close everything else running before I start — keeps the driver install cleaner.

What’s the typical install time? Under 5 minutes on most machines — assuming your AV software doesn’t flag the driver package. If it does, add an exception for the TSM installer before running it. Driver signing issues are by far the most common cause of install problems, and they’re always fixable.

📊 Update Summary — Key Features at a Glance

✅ Pros & Cons of This Update

❓ Frequently Asked Questions