SP Flash Tool (also known as Smart Phone Flash Tool) is a software application used to flash stock firmware on Android-based devices that use MediaTek (MTK) chipsets. Flashing describes the procedure for installing or upgrading a mobile device’s operating system or firmware. Users of the SP Flash tool can unbrick bricked devices, install recoveries, and … Read more
SP Flash Tool has long been a reliable tool for Android device enthusiasts and technicians, serving as an outlet for modifying, upgrading, and troubleshooting MediaTek-powered devices. Understanding and utilising authentication files, often known as auth files, is an essential component of using SP Flash Tool. In this article, we’ll look at the importance of auth files, … Read more
Custom recoveries like TWRP allow users to customize their devices beyond the limits imposed by stock recoveries. If you’re looking to install TWRP on your Android device using SP Flash Tool, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process to Install twrp recovery on Mediatek devices using SP … Read more
SP Flash Tool is a reliable flashing tool for Mediatek smartphones. However, like any flashing tool, it may occasionally throw a error “Server is Not Authenticated. Locked“. In this blog, We will look into the complexities of this confusing problem and reveal the solution, which resides in the use of customised DA (Download Agent) and … Read more
If you see the error message “status sec image too large” in SP Flash Tool, it usually indicates that there is not enough space on the partition where you are trying to install the image on your Android device. MediaTek Android devices can be flashed with firmware, custom ROMs, and other software using the SP Flash … Read more
BROM error status_brom_cmd_send_da_fail (0xC0060003) is a SP Flash tool error, you will see it when you flash a Download protected device via flash tool. if you want to fix this issue then this article for you where we share complete guide to to fix “BROM error status_brom_cmd_send_da_fail (0xC0060003)” error. Possible Reason: wrong firmware wrong DA … Read more