[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] rikou_demon:
Thank you so much djjiz! My tablet has been bricked and kept in the closet for years. Able to use it again thanks to you.

And thank you for keeping those four files available after all this time. As you can see from my post, it's 12/2018. I'm sure there are others who can make use of them.

For those who need help on using the files:

Some things you need:

1) Your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 tablet needs to be able to get into the Download Mode for this to work. On boot up, you hold down the Volume Down + Power +Home buttons on your Note 8 tablet. This will bring you to a screen that'll warn you against flashing custom OS (has yellow triangle with exclamation point at the bottom). From here, if you press the Volume Up button, you'll get into the Download Mode/Odin Mode. If you press the Volume Down button, it'll reboot your tablet. If you're able to get to this screen, you're likely able to get into the Download Mode/Odin Mode. Just press Volume Down to reboot your tablet for now.

2) You need the Odin tool to use these files. I downloaded version 3.13.1 from ( https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528067949 ). If this file isn't available by the time you read this, I'm sure you can get a hold of the latest version of Odin by searching Google for "latest Odin flash tool".

3) Your device needs to be charged. My Note 8 tablet wouldn't even tell me how much charge it had when I plugged it in. I just kept it charging for 2 hours and assumed that it had enough charge to last the flashing process. The whole flashing process (for me) took around 5-10 minutes.

4) You need the four files djjiz posted, which are all in .rar extension. Use WinZip or some other rar extraction program to get the .tar file. You should end up with four .tar files.

5) Your PC/laptop needs to be able to detect your Note 8 tablet when they're connected. You can do this by installing the Windows drivers. Go to Samsung's Official website ( https://www.samsung.com/us/business/support/owners/product/galaxy-note-8-0-at-t/ ) and scroll to the bottom to the Downloads section and click on the "Device(Install)USB Driver" link. If the link is broken by the time you read this, just Google "Samsung i467 Windows driver" and I'm sure you'll be able to find the installation file.

If all of the requirements above are met, here are the steps...

1) Connect your Note 8 tablet to your PC/laptop

2) Open the Odin application

3) Get your Note 8 tablet into the Download/Odin mode. Your tablet should now say "Downloading, Do Not Turn Off Target!!". In Odin, the ID:COM section should have a lit up tab w/ 0:[COM3 ] (or some other COM#) and the log section should say "Added!!". The COM# just denotes the # for the USB port you plugged the tablet into and is irrelevant.

4) In Odin, click on the BL button and search for the .tar file djjiz posted that begins with BL and click "open". Do the same for the AP, CP, and CSC buttons and their corresponding .tar files. For some of these files, it'll take awhile for Odin to respond, especially AP since it's 1.7GB in size.

5) Once you have all four files loaded, click "Start". Note, in the Options tab, Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time were selected (has a check next to them) by default. Options for Nand Erase, Re-Partition, and Flash Lock were left unchecked by default. I left all of these default settings alone.

6) At this point, there is nothing left to do but wait for the process to be complete. You should see a blue progress bar filling up underneath the Android on your Note 8 tablet. In Odin, you should see a green bar near the ID:COM section filling up. Once everything is complete, your Note 8 tablet should reboot on its own. In ODIN, you should see "PASS" in green at the top left. Just exit out of Odin, disconnect your Note 8 tablet from PC/laptop, and after all of this time, be able to use it again.