Category: Tutorials

For those looking to root their Blackview BV6000, the first step is to install TWRP custom recovery on the Blackview BV6000. The process contains quite a few steps, but most of them take just a few seconds.

If it looks daunting, don’t worry, take each step one by one and you’ll come through with a rooted Blackview BV6000 within just a few minutes.

1. Download

• MTK MediaTek auto preloader drivers #1 pack– These are the drivers that will allow the MTK SP Flash Tool to communicate with your mobile. Try these drivers first, as they may eliminate the need to disable Windows driver signing. If you have any issues then use the #2 pack.
• MTK MediaTek auto preloader drivers #2 pack – These are the drivers that will allow the MTK SP Flash Tool to communicate with your mobile
• Download latest SP Flash Tool – This is the tool that will be used to flash Blackview BV6000 with TWRP
• Blackview BV6000 root pack – This pack includes the Blackview BV6000 TWRP, Blackview BV6000 stock recovery, SuperSU.zip, and Blackview BV6000 scatter file download (20160608 MT6755_Android_scatter.txt).

[spoiler style=”steelblue” collapse_link=”false” title=”KNOWLEDGE POINT about scatter files. Click here to read”]NOTE: A scatter file is what tells SP Flash Tool where to flash various parts of the firmware on your phone’s EMMC.

This scatter came from 2016-06-16 Blackview BV6000 ROM. If you’re on a different ROM than 20160608, it’s extremely unlikely the recovery.img location will change, but there’s always a slim possibility of it.

If you’re at all in doubt, download the ROM that you’re currently on if you don’t already have it downloaded, and use the scatter from that.[/spoiler]

2. Install MediaTek MT6755 Helio P10 preloader drivers

If you don’t already have MTK Preloader Drivers installed, we’ll go through that step now. NOTE: If you get an unsigned driver error and can’t continue with the driver install, then go to step #3. NOTE: Use #1 pack or #2 pack. Do not need to use both.

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• Open the MTK adb vcom auto install driver pack #1 in WinRAR / unZip
• No need to extract, double click DriverInstall.exe or installdrv64.exe for x64 bit Windows
• Allow any permission requests
• At the end you should see something like this[/spoiler]

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• Open the MTK MediaTek auto vcom driver install pack #2, and go to Win7_WinXP folder for 7 / XP, or Win8 folder for Windows 8 / Windows 10.
• No need to extract, double click DriverInstall.exe
• Allow any permission requests
• When you see “Windows can’t verify the publisher of this driver software”, click “Install this driver software anyway”
• At the end you should see something like this[/spoiler]

3. Turn off driver signature enforcement

Do this step if:

• You don’t already have MediaTek preloader drivers installed

and

• Getting error from Windows telling you drivers are unsigned and can’t be installed with pack #1 or pack #2

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To install preloader drivers, some users of 64-Bit Windows may need to disable Driver Signature Verification / Enforcement. This quick procedure will have you up and modding your phone in no time.

1. Hold SHIFT while left-clicking restart. It’s the same for Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.
   
2. Your computer will reboot and give you various options. Select “Troubleshoot”.
   
3. Choose “Advanced options”.
   
4. Choose “Startup settings”.
   
5. Select “Restart”.
   
6. Select “Disable driver signature enforcement”.
   

Your computer will now reboot into a mode which will allow you to install unsigned drivers, which is covered in the next steps.

Now go back to step #2 and install the MTK Preloader Drivers (GizBeat source)[/spoiler]

4. Install and run SP Flash Tool

• After downloading the latest SP Flash Tool, extract it to a directory where you’ll know where it’s at.
• Go to the extracted folder.
• Right-click ‘flash_tool.exe’ and ‘Run as administrator’

5. Load the Blackview BV6000 scatter

• If you haven’t already done so, extract the Blackview BV6000 TWRP and root pack to a folder where you’ll know where it’s at.
• Select ‘scatter-loading’ from upper-right of SP Flash Tools.
• Navigate to the folder that you extracted the Blackview BV6000 TWRP pack to
• Select ‘MT6755_Android_scatter.txt’
• A checklist of different parts of the ROM should then show in the bottom portion of SP Flash Tools.

6. Select the Blackview BV6000 TWRP custom recovery

• If anything is selected besides ‘recovery.img’, deselect them all except ‘recovery.img’
• Double click the ‘recovery.img’ line in MTK SP Flash Tool (see video at 02:00)
• direct SP Flash Tool to the previously extracted Blackview BV6000 TWRP (‘recovery.img’ in the Blackview BV6000 TWRP pack)

7. Flash Blackview BV6000 TWRP

• Make sure the phone is disconnected from PC and that your phone is powered off.
• Make sure the box noted in the image above says ‘Download Only’
• Select ‘download’ from the top of SP Flash Tools.
• Connect USB cable to phone. Within a few seconds you should see a red bar come up. Wait a few more seconds and the flash should begin.
• It will all be over in just a few seconds, at which point you should see a dialog from SP Flash Tools telling you the flash is complete.

8. Boot into Blackview BV6000 TWRP recovery and root

• Disconnect your Blackview BV6000 from the PC.
• Hold VolumeUp+Power until you see the Blackview BV6000 logo show, then release Power, but continue holding VolumeUp until you see the Blackview BV6000 booted into TWRP.
• Flash / Install SuperSU.zip from the Blackview BV6000 Root pack.

Done! Good job. You now have TWRP and a rooted Blackview BV6000 MT6755.

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