https://rompalace.com/guides/ Step-by-step guides for flashing stock firmware, fixing bootloops, unbricking, USB drivers and IMEI repair on Android phones. en https://rompalace.com/guides/how-to-flash-stock-firmware/ https://rompalace.com/guides/how-to-flash-stock-firmware/ A complete beginner guide to flashing stock firmware on MediaTek Infinix, Tecno and iTel phones using SP Flash Tool — restore, downgrade or fix your device. https://rompalace.com/guides/fix-bootloop/ https://rompalace.com/guides/fix-bootloop/ Fix an Infinix, Tecno or iTel phone stuck on the boot logo or restarting endlessly — from a simple cache wipe to flashing stock firmware. https://rompalace.com/guides/unbrick-dead-phone/ https://rompalace.com/guides/unbrick-dead-phone/ Revive a soft-bricked Infinix, Tecno or iTel phone that is dead, stuck, or shows no display by flashing stock firmware with SP Flash Tool. https://rompalace.com/guides/remove-frp-lock/ https://rompalace.com/guides/remove-frp-lock/ Understand FRP (Factory Reset Protection) on Infinix, Tecno and iTel phones and the legitimate ways to get past the Google account verification screen on your own device. https://rompalace.com/guides/flash-unisoc-spd-firmware/ https://rompalace.com/guides/flash-unisoc-spd-firmware/ Flash stock firmware on Unisoc / Spreadtrum (SPD) phones — used by many Infinix, Tecno, iTel and ZTE models — with the SPD Upgrade / ResearchDownload tool and a .pac firmware file. https://rompalace.com/guides/repair-imei/ https://rompalace.com/guides/repair-imei/ Fix an invalid, null (000000...) or missing IMEI that causes "no service", "invalid IMEI" or unknown baseband after flashing firmware — by writing back your phone's original IMEI. https://rompalace.com/guides/install-usb-drivers/ https://rompalace.com/guides/install-usb-drivers/ Install MediaTek VCOM / preloader and Unisoc (SPD) USB drivers on Windows so SP Flash Tool or the SPD Upgrade Tool can detect your phone — including fixing the Windows driver-signature block. https://rompalace.com/guides/find-model-code/ https://rompalace.com/guides/find-model-code/ Find your phone's exact model code (like X6525 or CN7c) and chipset so you download the correct stock firmware — flashing the wrong ROM is the number-one cause of a bricked phone.