Most phone users now use Android devices because it
has friendly interface and it is tecky.
The manufacturers of Android operating system are
releasing devices with much greater
specifications and compactness. Even in the recent months,
we have seen a lot of Octa core and Hexa core devices,
we also witnessed devices with processing power which
can put a low-end and mid-end laptops to shame.
But manufacturers always try to restrict users from accessing
the full power of the device to make sure the device’s life time
gets a boost.
But the true power of the device can only be enjoyed once the
user is in full control of the device, not the manufacturer. So many
developers and hackers developed scripts and tools that can exploit
the Android devices and give full permissions to the user,
which is a popular process known as Rooting. Once user gets
full access, he can play with the entire power of the device but
this may damage the device.
So we need to make sure to take a backup of the device in case
we run into situations where we cannot boot the device or some other issues.
Mediatek chipset is the most common chipset that is available in the
budget devices to cut the costs. Taking a backup is easy once we have
a custom recovery, but if the device is unrooted the process is not a
straight road. However, by following this detailed guide you can take a
backup of your mediatek powered device using this simple process.
phone and remember the location.
to get the files similar to the screenshot below:
2. Double click the MTK Droid Tool file, MtkDroidTools_v253.exe
on your computer which is a selecting extracting package and will
extract the files to your PC. You should get the files similar to the
screenshot below:
3. Make sure that proper drivers are installed on your PC and the Adb
is working fine. Without proper driver setup, it is impossible to carry
on with this guide.
has friendly interface and it is tecky.
The manufacturers of Android operating system are
releasing devices with much greater
specifications and compactness. Even in the recent months,
we have seen a lot of Octa core and Hexa core devices,
we also witnessed devices with processing power which
can put a low-end and mid-end laptops to shame.
But manufacturers always try to restrict users from accessing
the full power of the device to make sure the device’s life time
gets a boost.
But the true power of the device can only be enjoyed once the
user is in full control of the device, not the manufacturer. So many
developers and hackers developed scripts and tools that can exploit
the Android devices and give full permissions to the user,
which is a popular process known as Rooting. Once user gets
full access, he can play with the entire power of the device but
this may damage the device.
So we need to make sure to take a backup of the device in case
we run into situations where we cannot boot the device or some other issues.
Mediatek chipset is the most common chipset that is available in the
budget devices to cut the costs. Taking a backup is easy once we have
a custom recovery, but if the device is unrooted the process is not a
straight road. However, by following this detailed guide you can take a
backup of your mediatek powered device using this simple process.
WARNING!
Warranty may be void of your device if you follow the
procedures given on this page.
You only are responsible for your device. We won’t be
liable if any damage occurs to your device and/or its components.
Before you begin with guide instructions below, make sure
your android
device is adequately charged — at least 50%
battery of the device.
STEP 1: CHECK THE CHIPSET
To make sure that this process works
perfectly for you,
ensure that your device is powered by a mediatek
chipset.
Usually all mediatek chipsets are represented as MTXXXX
where
the XXXX denotes the model number of the chipset.
STEP 2: BACKUP YOUR DEVICE
Back up important data and stuff before you
start playing
around here as there are chances you might lose your apps
and app-data (app settings, game progress, etc.), and in rare
case,
files on the internal memory, too.
STEP 3: INSTALL LATEST DRIVER
You must have proper and working driver installed on your windows computer to be able to successfully backup firmwares on your device.
You can use the device drivers provided by
your device manufacturer or you can follow the below link to install
drivers for any device using PDANET.
DOWNLOAD LINK | Filename : PdaNet.exe (4.7 Mb)
STEP 4: INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
DOWNLOADS
Download the file given below and transfer it to a separate folder on yourphone and remember the location.
SP FLASH TOOL
Download link | File name: SP Flash Tool 3.1352.01 (5.1352.01).rar (23.4 MB)
MTK DROID TOOLS
Download link | File name: MtkDroidTools_v253.exe (9.21 MB)
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
Important Note: Backup important files stored on internal
SD card of your device, just to be on the safer side. You don’t
want to format your personal files, right?
STEP 1 : GETTING THINGS READY
- Extract/Unzip the SP Flash Tool file, SP Flash Tool 3.1352.01
to get the files similar to the screenshot below:
2. Double click the MTK Droid Tool file, MtkDroidTools_v253.exe
on your computer which is a selecting extracting package and will
extract the files to your PC. You should get the files similar to the
screenshot below:
3. Make sure that proper drivers are installed on your PC and the Adb
is working fine. Without proper driver setup, it is impossible to carry
on with this guide.
STEP 2 : CREATING SCATTER FILE
- The next step is to extract the Scatter file of your device which
Tool
program.
2. To create the Scatter file, navigate to the MTK Droid Tools folder
and double click on the MTKdroidTools.exe. This should open a
window similar to the screenshot below:
3. Prepare your phone:
screen shows up on phone asking you to Allow USB debugging
for the computer, make sure you tick the checkbox and tap OK.
5. Now the tool should recognize your device and display the device
details which looks similar to the screenshot below:
6. Now click on the Blocks Map button at the bottom of the tool.
This should give you a window displaying the addresses of various
partitions present in your device.
- Enable USB Debugging: Open phone’s Settings » select Developer
screen shows up on phone asking you to Allow USB debugging
for the computer, make sure you tick the checkbox and tap OK.
5. Now the tool should recognize your device and display the device
details which looks similar to the screenshot below:
6. Now click on the Blocks Map button at the bottom of the tool.
This should give you a window displaying the addresses of various
partitions present in your device.
- Now click on Create scatter file button to create the scatter text
MTxxxx_Android_scatter_emmc.txt, where xxxx is the
chipset
model number.
STEP 3 : READ BACK USING SP FLASH TOOL
- Navigate to the SP Flash Tool folder and double click on the
2. Now load the scatter file which is created earlier by clicking on
scatter-loading button on the right side of the tool. This will show the
partition table as shown in the screenshot below:
3. Click on the Readback tab and press Add button. Double click
the
mouse on the appeared line. You can choose a file name,
that begins with
ROM_ xxxxxx (Or leave it as Rom_0 which is default).
Remember path and
the name of ROM_ file
4. Now it asks for the rom size. So select hex and enter the values
with
respect to your scatter file. The starting address will
be
0x0000000000000000 by default, don’t change it. Change the
end
address as the cache address of your device.
5. Click on Read Back button and connect the switched-off phone to
PC.
On some devices you have to hold volume button or camera
button in
order to initiate the process.
6. Once completed you will see a green circle saying Download OK
indicating that the process is successfully completed.
STEP 4 : PROCESS ROM FILE FOR SP FLASH TOOL
==>Open the MTK Droid Tool and click on the root, backup,
recovery tab (With the device powered On and connected).
==>Click on To process file ROM_ from FlashTool button and
choose the ROM_* file saved in the earlier steps.
==>If everything is successful, the tool will ask to choose CWM
from similar phone. Click Ok.
==>The chosen CWM is checked for the compatibility to the device
and if ok it will create the CWM recovery file as well.
==>You can find the entire firmware package of your device in the
backup folder of the MTK Droid Tools directory.
That’s it. It’s a bit lengthy process but at the cost of brick-proofing your device, this guide is worth it.
Credit:
Android Soul
Android Soul
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