MT6765 Firmware Guide: Tools and Flashing Instructions

The MT6765 is a MediaTek chipset used across a wide variety of budget and mid-range Android devices. To reflash or unbrick a device using this chipset, you will need the correct firmware for your specific model and the SP Flash Tool.

Devices and Brands Using the MT6765 Chipset

The MT6765 chipset is utilized by numerous manufacturers to power entry-level smartphones. Based on the 566 most recently added files in our library, this chipset is common across several brands, including:

• Vivo
• Infinix
• Lenovo
• Tecno
• Lava
• Oppo
• Xiaomi
• Motorola
• Ulefone
• Nokia

These devices run various versions of the Android operating system. In our current database of MT6765 files, we see a distribution that includes Android 12, Android 10, Android 9, Android 8.1, Android 8.0, and Android 2.3. Because the same chipset is used by so many different brands, it is critical to ensure you are using the firmware specifically designed for your device model and region.

Required Tools and Drivers for MT6765

Since the MT6765 is a MediaTek platform, the primary software used for flashing is the SP Flash Tool. This tool allows technicians to write the firmware partitions directly to the device's internal storage.

Software and Drivers

To successfully establish a connection between your computer and the smartphone, you must install the MediaTek VCOM / USB drivers. Without these drivers, the computer will not recognize the device when it is in the required flashing mode.

The Scatter File

The SP Flash Tool does not load a single image file; instead, it relies on a scatter file. This is a text file, typically named MTxxxx_Android_scatter.txt, which acts as a map. It tells the tool exactly where each partition (such as the boot, system, and recovery partitions) should be written to the flash memory.

Safety Precautions Before Flashing

Flashing firmware carries inherent risks. If the process is interrupted or the wrong file is used, the device may become permanently unusable. Follow these safety rules strictly:

1. Verify the Model: Always confirm that the firmware matches the exact device model before flashing. Using firmware from a similar model can lead to a hard brick.
2. Back Up Data: Flashing can erase all personal data on the device. Ensure you have a complete backup of your files before proceeding.
3. Battery Levels: Keep the battery charged above 50%. A power failure during the flashing process can corrupt the device's memory.
4. Maintain Connection: Do not disconnect the USB cable or move the device while the flashing process is active.
5. Correct Flash Mode: On MediaTek devices, always use the "Download Only" option. Never use "Format All + Download," as this action erases the IMEI and NVRAM calibration data, which are essential for network connectivity.

Note: Security bypasses, such as FRP or Google-account removal, carrier-lock circumvention, and IMEI changing are out of scope for this guide.

Step-by-Step Flashing Process with SP Flash Tool

The following steps outline the general process for flashing a device powered by the MT6765 chipset. For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the How to Use SP Flash Tool: MediaTek Firmware Flashing Guide.

1. Install Drivers: Install the MediaTek VCOM / USB drivers on your PC and restart your computer if prompted.
2. Launch SP Flash Tool: Open the SP Flash Tool application.
3. Load the Scatter File: Click on the "choose" button next to the Scatter-loading File field. Navigate to your firmware folder and select the MTxxxx_Android_scatter.txt file.
4. Select Flash Mode: Ensure the dropdown menu is set to "Download Only." As mentioned previously, avoid "Format All + Download" to protect your IMEI and NVRAM.
5. Start the Process: Click the "Download" button in the tool. The software is now waiting for the device to be connected.
6. Connect the Device: Power the phone off completely. While the device is off, connect it to the computer via USB. If the tool does not detect the device immediately, try holding the Volume Up or Volume Down button while plugging in the cable.
7. Wait for Completion: The tool will begin downloading the firmware to the device. A progress bar will appear at the bottom.
8. Finalize: Once the process is complete, a green checkmark will appear indicating success. You can then disconnect the device and power it on.

MT6765 Firmware Examples

Depending on the brand and model, the size of the firmware packages can vary significantly, ranging from a few hundred megabytes to several gigabytes. Below are examples of MT6765-based firmware available in our library:

Xiaomi Devices

Xiaomi uses the MT6765 in several of its Redmi series devices. Examples include: * Xiaomi Redmi 9A Sport (Package: Xiaomi_Redmi_9A_Sport_MT6765_V12.0.11.0.QCDINXM_20210305.0000.00_India_10.zip) * Xiaomi Redmi 9C (Package: Xiaomi_Redmi_9C_MT6765_V12.0.3.0.QCREUXM_20200825.0000.00_EEA_10.zip) * Xiaomi Redmi 9i (Package: Xiaomi_Redmi_9i_MT6765_V12.0.11.0.QCDINXM_20210305.0000.00_India_10.zip) * Xiaomi Redmi 6A Cactus (Package: Xiaomi_Redmi_6A_Cactus_MT6765_050618_ENG_ROM.zip)

Walton and Other Brands

Other manufacturers also utilize this chipset for various models: * Walton Primo N5 (Package: Walton_Primo_N5_MT6765_V06_210319.zip) * Walton Primo RM4 (Package: Walton_Primo_RM4_MT6765_V09_20201126.zip) * Vivo Y91i PD1818GF (Package: Vivo_Y91i_PD1818GF_MT6765_EX_A_1.9.17_29092019.zip) * Xolo ZX (Package: Xolo_ZX_MT6765_4GB_64_V1.0_S106_20190201.zip)

For those looking for firmware from other brands using this chipset, you can explore our dedicated categories: * Infinix firmware * Lava firmware * Lenovo firmware * Oppo firmware * Tecno firmware * Vivo firmware