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First of all Choose one to Download that fit to your PC
This drivers will make the connection to your MTK device possible form a Windows PC on a 32 or 64 bit configuration. The drivers that you will find on this page are unsigned so if you are running Windows 64 bit you are required to temporary disable the driver signature verification enforcement in order to be able to install.
In the System window that opens, in System section, you will find your version of Windows next to "System type" you can see there 32 bit or 64 bit.
Right-click on Start then click on Device Manage
In the header Right-click on Action then click on Add legacy hardware
Right-click on Next.
Select Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)
In the Hard Disk select or Right-Click Browse
Find VCOM Driver folder > Open Win7 > Select usb2ser_Win7.inf
Now you can see the list of Model.
Select MediaTek Preloader USB VCOM Port
If a red warning window will open, click on Install this driver software anyway
This action will add the following drivers in to the operating system:
MediaTek DA USB VCOM Port
MediaTek PreLoader USB VCOM Port – for transferring the firmware to your device
MTK USB DEBUG Port
MTK USB Modem Port
MTK USB port – for transfering PreLoader to your device (and recovery in case of bad or corrupt firmware)
Now we need to remove the device that we have installed but leave the drivers in the operating system.
To do that, in the Device Manager window we expand Ports (COM & LPT) section
Right-Click Next
Right-Click Finish.
Congratulation you are now Successful Install.
First of all Choose one to Download that fit to your PC
here
This drivers will make the connection to your MTK device possible form a Windows PC on a 32 or 64 bit configuration. The drivers that you will find on this page are unsigned so if you are running Windows 64 bit you are required to temporary disable the driver signature verification enforcement in order to be able to install.
To determine the version of Windows that you have (32 bit or 64 bit):
Right-click on Windows Start then click on SystemIn the System window that opens, in System section, you will find your version of Windows next to "System type" you can see there 32 bit or 64 bit.
To install the MTK VCOM USB Drivers on 32 & 64 bit Windows:
Right-click on Start then click on Device Manage
In the header Right-click on Action then click on Add legacy hardware
Right-click on Next.
Select Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)
In the Hard Disk select or Right-Click Browse
Find VCOM Driver folder > Open Win7 > Select usb2ser_Win7.inf
Now you can see the list of Model.
Select MediaTek Preloader USB VCOM Port
If a red warning window will open, click on Install this driver software anyway
This action will add the following drivers in to the operating system:
MediaTek DA USB VCOM Port
MediaTek PreLoader USB VCOM Port – for transferring the firmware to your device
MTK USB DEBUG Port
MTK USB Modem Port
MTK USB port – for transfering PreLoader to your device (and recovery in case of bad or corrupt firmware)
Now we need to remove the device that we have installed but leave the drivers in the operating system.
To do that, in the Device Manager window we expand Ports (COM & LPT) section
Right-Click Next
Right-Click Finish.
- Now, when you will connect your dead (or turned off) MTK device to the Windows 10 computer by USB, the device will be recognized either trough a MediaTek Preloader USB VCOM Port interface or as a MTK USB port if it is bricked or it has bad/corrupt firmware. The SP Flash Tool will be able to transfer the firmware to your device trough this interfaces. Make sure you connect the device after you press the Download button in SP Flash Tool, as the communication interface will only be alive for 2 seconds if no data is being sent.
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