Oppo F1F Firmware

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How to Flash Oppo F1F Firmware via QPST (Flash File)? The easiest way to tackle the Oppo F1F bootloop is with this flash file. Because this flash file will replace the damaged system files cause bootloop with the fresh new file. By using Oppo firmware Stock ROM will be like new.

Keep in mind before flashing, the data stored in the internal memory will be wiped and lost. So please backup the first important data to external memory or directly to the PC for safety.

With this tutorial How To Flash Firmware Oppo F1F via QPST can also solve other error problems, such as:

• Forgot Password
• Forget Pattern
• Oppo F1F Bootloop
• Softbrick
• The touch screen is not sensitive
• Stuck at Logo
• Blank screen
• Slow not responsive / Hang
• Samsung only vibrate
• Due to a malware virus
• Unfortunately, messages has stopped
• Unfortunately, the app has stopped
• Often restarts itself
• And other errors

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Tools and Firmware Download

1. QPST_2.7.496
2. Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 Driver
3. USB Cable recommended using the original Samsung USB Cable

• Download firmware Oppo F1F EX_11_A.16_160922.zip  stock ROM via Google Drive

Read Also: Flash Oppo N1 Firmware

How to Flash Oppo F1F via QPST

1. Download the firmware and Qualcomm driver.
2. Install driver.
3. Connect device to your PC.
4. Install QPST and run the program QPST config.exe on the folder C:\Program Files\Qualcomm\QPST\bin\.
5. Click the Ports tab to make sure your device is detected.
   
6. On the Server Clients then Software Download.
7. Click browse on the Phone image and find the firmware with format .hex (NOT BOOT_LOADER.hex).
8. On Boot image, find the file named BOOT_LOADER.hex.
9. Click Start when all is ready to start flashing.
10. After flashing is completed you will see the Green Bar.
11. Device will reboot automatically.
12. Flashing Oppo F1F done.

Read Also: Download Oppo R7 Plus Flash File

NOTE:

– Sometimes after flash and reboot, the device will bootloop and you need to do hard reset manually via Recovery.

Do With Your Own Risk