DloaderR Tool is a Windows-based firmware flashing application designed specially for Spreadtrum/Unisoc chipset-powered devices. This lightweight utility enables users to install .pac-based stock firmware (ROM) files.
Features of DloaderR Tool
The DloaderR Tool is designed to help you install firmware and keep your Spreadtrum/Unisoc-powered device running smoothly.
SPD/Unisoc Chipset Support
This tool is made specifically for flashing firmware on devices with Spreadtrum or Unisoc chipsets. It works well with supported hardware and helps your device perform optimally.
PAC Firmware File Handling
It works with .pac firmware files, allowing you to easily update your device’s bootloader, system, and recovery partitions simultaneously. This helps your device stay stable and compatible.
User-Friendly UI
The DloaderR tool has a simple interface with clear progress bars, status updates, and easy instructions. Both beginners and experienced users can use it without trouble.
Progress Monitoring
It displays detailed flashing progress with time estimates, current operations, and completion status to keep users informed throughout the process, ensuring transparency and trust during updates.
Selective File Flashing
This feature allows users to select specific firmware components for flashing, enabling individual partitions to be updated without affecting the entire system. This allows for targeted updates and reduces the risks of flashing.
Download DloaderR Tool
Following are the links from which you can download the tool for Windows (32-bit or 64-bit).
| Version | Download |
|---|---|
| 2.9.2 | Link |
| 2.9.3 | Link |
Notes
- How to Use: If you want to learn to use the DloaderR Application to flash or install .pac Firmware (ROM), then head over to the How to use DloaderR Tool page.
- Alternative Tool: SPD Upgrade Tool, SPD Research Tool, SPD Factory Tool are the best alternatives to DloaderR.
- SPD/Unisoc USB Driver: If you are looking for the original SPD USB Driver, then head over to the SPD Driver page.
- Credits: DloaderR is created and distributed by Unisoc Communications. So, full credit goes to them for sharing the Application for free.
