MTK Device Stuck on Logo After Flashing
When a MediaTek Android device gets stuck on the manufacturer logo after firmware flashing, it means the flashing process was incomplete, the wrong firmware was used, or specific partitions are corrupted. This is a common issue in 2026 affecting Tecno, Infinix, Itel, Samsung MTK models, OPPO MTK, and Xiaomi MTK devices after SP Flash Tool operations.
Common Causes
- Incomplete firmware flash — some partitions not flashed
- Wrong firmware for device model or chipset
- Bad scatter file causing incorrect partition mapping
- System partition flashed but vendor not updated
- USB disconnection during flashing caused corruption
Fix Method 1 — Reflash Complete Firmware
- Re-open SP Flash Tool as Administrator
- Load the same scatter file
- In Download tab, ensure ALL partitions are checked
- Select Format + Download instead of Download Only
- Connect device in BROM mode (power off + Vol Down + USB)
- Complete flash of all partitions
- Device should boot after full reflash
Fix Method 2 — Check Scatter File Version Match
- Verify your exact device model number
- Download firmware specifically for that model
- Check chipset version in firmware folder name
- Use fresh firmware download — avoid corrupted files
- Reflash with verified correct firmware
Fix Method 3 — Flash via Recovery
- Try to enter Recovery Mode: Power + Vol Up
- If recovery mode accessible, select Wipe Cache Partition
- Reboot and test
- If still stuck, wipe data from recovery
Fix Method 4 — Force Restart to Bootloop Mode
- Hold Power button 15-20 seconds to force off
- Power on again
- If device enters recovery automatically, use it for repair
- Otherwise return to SP Flash Tool for reflash
Conclusion
MTK devices stuck on logo after flashing are fixed by reflashing complete correct firmware using SP Flash Tool with Format + Download option. Always verify firmware matches exact model and chipset before flashing. Download correct MTK firmware from this website for all Tecno, Infinix, Itel and other MTK devices.