Download a completely different version of the stock firmware that exactly matches the build number found in your phone's Settings > About Phone menu, and extract the DB files from that specific archive. Summary of Usage Protocols Requirement Description OS Compatibility Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32-bit & 64-bit) Chipset Target MediaTek (MTK) Platforms exclusively Required Assets
The is a utility designed to restore or repair IMEI numbers on mobile devices powered by MediaTek (MTK) chipsets. This tool is often used when a device loses its IMEI (showing "IMEI Null") after flashing a new ROM or performing a factory reset. 🛠️ Key Features
Changing IMEI numbers is illegal in many countries. This tool should only be used to restore original IMEI numbers that were lost during firmware flashing.
The tool can restore IMEI numbers even if the device's NVRAM or Secro partitions have been wiped. 2. Technical Requirements dual imei mtk write imei tool v11 full
To use the tool effectively, certain prerequisites must be met:
Ensure the device is fully powered off before connecting it. If it fails repeatedly, try connecting the device while holding the Volume Down key to force the correct protocol handshake. 3. "Database File Mismatch" or "Load DB Failure"
Absolutely. In the Write Option section, simply tick the checkboxes for WiFi Address, BT Address, or MAC Address in addition to IMEI. Download a completely different version of the stock
Specifically engineered to handle devices with two SIM slots, allowing for the simultaneous restoration of IMEI 1 and IMEI 2.
Reconstructs both IMEI 1 and IMEI 2 channels simultaneously in a single flashing cycle.
Before writing, you can read the existing (corrupted) IMEI to confirm the issue. This is also useful for backing up IMEIs before flashing. 🛠️ Key Features Changing IMEI numbers is illegal
Some V11 versions rely on a Download Agent (DA) file to talk to the CPU. If yours asks for one, use MTK_AllInOne_DA.bin (search online). The "Full" version usually includes it.
Disconnect the device, reboot, and dial *#06# to verify the restoration.
Look at the back of your phone (or its box) and type the 15-digit into the first field. Type the 15-digit IMEI 2 into the second field.