Follow the guide to Download and Install the Stock Firmware On Wiko U300. The Official firmware is now uploaded and available for everyone to download. The Firmware file name is Wiko_U300AS_9.0_US_Factory_ROM.zip and it is around 1.24 GB in size. It is compatible with MediaTek MT6761 powered variant only. The firmware is based on Android 9.0 Pie. There are two types of Firmware in the Android Ecosystem. 1) Stock Firmware 2) Custom Firmware/ ROM. Stock ROM is the firmware which comes pre-installed on the device and that is specially developed for the device hence provides better stability and performance. But as stock firmware has very limited features users usually root and install third-party ROMs to get new features and performance boost. But sometimes in that process, users brick their devices. Wiko U300 Stock ROM Details:
Download Format: rar/Zip Verison Firmware Type: Official Tool Supported: SP Flash Tool Gapps File: Included Device Supported: Wiko U300
Related Post
[Download] List Of Android Devices Getting Lineage OS 16 (Android 9.0 Pie)
Disclaimer:
RootMyGalaxy.net is not responsible for any damage happened to your device(s) while following this guide so please proceed at your own risk. However, we would be happy to help with any problems within our reach
Pre-Requirements:
Make sure battery percentage is more than 60% Install the VCOM driver on your phone. Install ADB & Fastboot drivers on your computer. Guide: For Windows or For Mac or Linux Now Enable Developer option. Take a Full backup of your device. If you have TWRP installed on your device, then create a nandroid backup.
Download Wiko U300 Flash File / Stock ROM
Download Latest SP Flash Tool Download Stock ROM For Wiko U300
Steps To Install Official Stock ROM On Wiko U300
First of all, make sure you have followed each and every step mentioned in the pre-requisites section After that, you have to download the files mentioned in the Downloads section and transfer them to your phone Once transferred, follow this guide from below to install the Stock Firmware/ROM on your smartphone.
Once you have done all the steps mentioned in the guide, your phone should be booted into Stock ROM.
