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Updated on March 15, 2019
These are the instructions to Flash Stock Rom on Intel Chipset based smartphones using Intel Phone Flash Tool.
Requirements: Your Android Smartphone should have at-least 40-50 percent of battery to perform the Flashing Process.
Flash stock rom using Intel Phone Flash Tool
Step 1: Download and Install the Intel USB Drivers (latest one).
Step 2: Download and install Intel Flash Tool on Your Computer. Once installation is completed Open it.
Step 3: Power Off your Android Smartphone.
Step 4: Download the Stock Rom that you want to Flash on your Android Smartphone and extract it on your Computer.
Step 5: Once Intel Flash Tool is launched, Click on the Browse Button from the Right.
Step 6: Now, Locate the Flash.xml File (you will find this file in the Stock Rom you have downloaded).
Step 7: Now, connect your Android smartphone to the computer (Make Sure it is Power Off).
Step 8: Once you have successfully added your smartphone to the computer, Intel Flash Tool will show it in the blank area.
Step 9: Now, Click on the Start to Flash Button to begin the Flashing Process.
Step 10: Now, Intel Phone Flash Tool will flash the Stock rom on your Android smartphone. You can see the Flashing process bar in the right side.
Step 11: Once Flashing is completed, a Done message will appear.
Step 12: Now, close Intel Flash Tool application and disconnect your Android Smartphone from the computer.
Congratulations, Now your Android Smartphone is successfully running the Stock Rom you have Downloaded.
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[*] The above tutorial only works on the devices which are having Intel Chipsets.
[*] Take Backup: Take a Phone backup before using the Intel Phone Flash Tool as because during the flashing process your personal data will be removed.
[*] wdapi1100.dll Error: In case you are getting wdapi1100.dll error while opening the Intel Phone Flash Tool, then it means you have not completely installed the USB drivers in Step#2.
[*] Credits: Intel Flash Tool is created and distributed by Intel Inc. So, full credits goes to them for sharing the tool for free.
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