Infinix Smart 4 Plus X680D Flash File (Stock ROM)

How to Flash Infinix Smart 4 Plus X680D:

Flashing your Infinix Smart 4 Plus X680D can be necessary if you’re experiencing software issues or want to update your device with a new firmware. Follow these step-by-step instructions to successfully flash your device:

1. Install MTK Driver: Before you begin the flashing process, ensure you have the MTK (MediaTek) driver installed on your computer. These drivers are essential for the SP Flash tool to communicate with your device.
2. Download and Extract SP Flash Tool:
   • First, download the firmware package and SP Flash tool from a reliable source.
   • After downloading, extract the SP Flash tool to a convenient location on your computer.
3. Launch SP Flash Tool:
   • Find the “Flash_tool.exe” icon within the extracted folder and double-click it to run the SP Flash tool.
4. Select Scatter-Loading:
   • Once the tool opens, look for the “Scatter-Loading” option on the right side of the tool. Click on it.
5. Load Firmware:
   • Now, you need to locate and select the firmware file with the name “Android_scatter.txt.” This file contains the information needed for the flashing process.
6. Initiate the Flashing Process:
   • After loading the firmware, click on the “Download” button within the SP Flash tool. This action will start the flashing process.
7. Prepare Your Device:
   • Before connecting your Infinix Smart 4 Plus to the computer, ensure it’s powered off.
   • Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable while holding down either the Volume Down or Volume Up key. This step is essential to establish a connection between your device and the SP Flash tool.
8. Successful Flashing:
   • If all the steps have been followed correctly, the flashing process will begin.
   • Wait patiently for the tool to complete the process. You’ll see progress bars and notifications on the tool.
   • Once the process is successful, your Infinix Smart 4 Plus X680D will be flashed with the new firmware.

This process is useful for fixing software-related issues, updating your device, or even unbricking your device in case of software problems. Make sure to follow each step carefully to avoid any errors during the flashing process.