[General Topics] djvinniev77:
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Hello could make the commands available for windows 10 I tried to root it was not successful

TL/DR: big instruction set explaining how to do this basically from scratch if you're on WIN10. It will wipe your device.

so I think what you may be missing is drivers installed in WIN10 so that the device is detected in fastboot mode.

From Umidigi community forum - it says the VCOM drivers required for flashing with SP Flash Tool will install:

https://community.umidigi.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=16931

These may not be the same as fastboot drivers, but at least good to note if you brick your phone, you shoudl be able to use this to restore the original firmware (found on the same site, look under the ROMS section and find your device) - I can't stress this enough, if you decide to go into modifying your phone, you need to know how to flash everything back to stock and have your original stock firmware available, as well as the SP Flash Tool working properly with your system. Heed the warnings on what you should be doing with SP Flash, if you nuke everything you also wipe out your IMEI, making your SIM card useless (you won't be able to get on the network) - Take steps and back up, back up, back up!

I know the Umidigi forum says don't do it from other sites, but if you really need to, a google search can lead you to further instructions. I found these:

MediaTek Preloader USB VCOM Drivers for MT65xx, MT67xx, and MT68xx Chipsets

Download latest MediaTek USB VCOM drivers for Android devices with MT65xx, MT67xx, and MT68xx chipsets. Learn how to install these drivers on any Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 computer.

www.thecustomdroid.com

I'm not on win10 so I don't know if it will work. Worth a try.

When you have your device detecting in fastboot mode, ensure you have the latest ADB+ fasboot package installed for win10 - grab it from here:

SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers

Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.

developer.android.com

ensure you extract the contents to a location that matches your available paths, such as c:\windows, so you can run it from anywhere in command prompt.

Then the same commands as noted by @Daflow77 will work for you (fastboot commands are universal on all OS)

So if you think you're ready now and accept responsibility - read on.

step by step guide - this will wipe your phone if you want to root:

1 - Ensure you have the original firmware from Umidigi for your phone, extract it, grab boot.img, copy it to your device. (as earlier - done)

2 - Grab the latest Magisk file from https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/tag/v22.0

install on your phone. Use Magisk to patch the boot.img you copied over earlier. Take the patched boot.img (it will name it something else) and copy it back to your PC.

3 - On your phone, ensure you have the OEM Unlock switch turned on in Developer Options so you can unlock the bootloader. Use ADB to reboot the phone to bootloader:

from command prompt:

adb reboot bootloader

4 - if it's correct, you should be in fastboot mode (almost blank screen with very tiny text at the bottom)

unlock your bootloader if you have not done so:

fastboot flashing unlock

look at your phone, it should ask you to hit volume up for "yes" and volume down for "no"

once unlocked, it wipes your phone, but now your bootloader is unlocked, you will also see "orange status" in very small letters at the boot screen along with a 5 second delay for boot. Reboot the phone, only this time hold Volume UP button while pressing power. When the screen comes back up, keep Volume UP pressed. It should get you to a dead android screen, let go of Volume UP. This is the stock recovery. To get the text to show, press Volume Up and Power and hold for about 4 seconds, then the text shows up. (I usually find that I have to press power then in a split second press Volume UP, then continue to hold them for 3-4 seconds and let go for the text to show up)

One of the options says Enter Fastboot - do not go there. Select Reboot Bootloader. You're back at the same screen you saw at step 4, but this time you need to flash the patched boot.img you did in step 3, as well as the vbmeta noted to disable verity or else you'll get boot loops.

5 - as per @Daflow77 :

run these command in the same command prompt you have open in WIndows.

(ensure you change directory to where the vbmeta.img and the patched boot.img are)

Fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img

Fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash boot (your magisk patched boot img)

then reboot with

Fastboot reboot

Phone should restart, and since it was just wiped, you have to set everything back up again (it's at the original setup)

When you're back in, you should see Magisk app is already installed and configured for your phone.

Please note, currently at testing, SafetyNet does not pass (I don't think it ever will) so you may have problems with certain features not working properly.

Because the partitions you need to edit are still set to read only (that's how the super.img is mounted) you can't modify anything in them, but you do have a systemless-root available with Magisk. Anything that's asking for root should now have a prompt to grant access.

Looking at all of this I don't see what else I would need root for, but it's good to have available.

I'm more interested in getting different OS installed on the phone and have customizations. Only if we can get the system image to not be read only.

Hope that helps.