Samsung Device in Download Mode not recognized by ChromeOS - T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Hello, XDA.
I am currently using an old Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N900T), bootloader is locked and it is unrooted. I have the intent of using Heimdall to flash TWRP with my Acer Chromebook 15, running ChromeOS 75. The Samsung Device is recognized perfectly in normal mode, but once it is put in Download/Odin mode it is no longer recognized by ChromeOS, meaning Heimdall cannot recognize it either. Both ports on the Chromebook appear to be USB 3.0, judging by the blue color. Are there any drivers or programs I can use to allow my Chromebook to recognize the Note 3 when it is in Download/Odin Mode?

I only know of doing the flashes by using Odin 3.11 on windows computers, you may have to find a windows pc to do it unless someone else has an Idea (my note 3 is running lineageos) I used odin 3.11 on windows 7 and had the zip from lineageos's website (nightly ofc) i dont remember the root tool but i do remember i had to root it to flash twrp and lineageos, other than the information I have just given I don't remember much else

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[Q] Download mode doesn't detect any USB connection whatsoever (drivers installed)

Hi,
after getting my Note 2 LTE back from repair (they changed the mainboard, speaker, vibrator and USB port) I'm now trying to root it using Odin 1.85 (have tried 3.07 too) and CF Auto Root. The problem is that neither the phone nor the PC detects any USB connection at all while in download mode, ie. it doesn't even pop up with a driver request or anything. Device manager doesn't show any change in devices either. In this case the old "nothing happens" truly applies...
I've tried with going into download mode with voldown+home+power and with 'adb reboot download', with the only difference between the two is that when using ADB it doesn't display the white text in the upper left corner.
The PC runs Windows 7 (I used this same machine to root the phone when I got it back in November, and I haven't changed anything on it, other than the usual software updates). I've tried two cables that both work when connecting the phone while booted normally. The one I'm using now worked fine to transfer about 1 GB of pictures back to the memory card.
It's running the latest 4.1.2 (JZO54K.N7105XXDMC3) and is fully charged.
EDIT: I've now tried with uninstalling Kies and the Samsung USB drivers completely but the problem remains.
Thanks,
Magnus
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I have the same problem. Although your post is old, yet unanswered, I'm not sure if im posting correctly, or must create a new thread.
I connected my Note 2 to PC-USB during download mode. Also no action, but device manager showed a yellow triangle, while Odin running and pointing to a file for rooting.
I read in a post once that upgrading to Android V4.1.2 prevents rooting. How can I degrade it?
Phone connects successfully in normal mode.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2, SGH-T889 of T-Mobile (locked to carrier). Android V4.1.2
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1. I can only boot into download mode
2. I cannot boot into recovery mode
3. I cannot boot up the phone
4. Odin cannot detect my phone while in download mode
5. Windows also states that "USB Device not recognized"
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