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Download Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10 (Latest)

Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10 - A Complete Tool for Flashing, Controlling, Testing, and Bypassing Android Smartphones

Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10 is a flexible tool that can be used to bypass, test, flash, and control smartphones. Run the program as an Administrator to use it. You'll be prompted to install the required drivers (MediaTek, ADB, and Samsung) if you don't already have them. The tool has a UI and a CLI, and it has flashing options using SP Flashtool, Odin, or Fastboot. Device toggles, driver installations, and multiple flashing types are supported. Bug fixes, iCloud bypass, Samsung and Xiaomi FRP bypass, and improvements to its iDevice menu and Screen Mirror features are among the latest updates.




Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10 Features:


  • Flashing, controlling, testing, and bypassing smartphones
  • Run as Administrator
  • Prompts to install drivers (MediaTek, ADB, Samsung)
  • Features both CLI and UI interfaces

UI Interface includes:


  • Toolbar
  • Device list with refresh button
  • File selection menu
  • Flashing type and mode inputs
  • Recovery, Flash, and Fastboot buttons
  • Toggles for additional options

Flashing Types:

  • Fastboot: Flash partitions (e.g., recovery)
  • Odin: Select files for bootloader, AP, CP, CSC, UMS
  • SP Flashtool: Options for format, download, firmware upgrade, and more

To-Do:

  • Add more FRP bypasses

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Changelog!


v1.1
  • Added ADB and Fastboot terminal support (click the checkbox in the bottom-right corner to toggle)

v1.2
  • New UI look
  • Fixed some bugs

v1.3
  • Added ADB quick buttons (Power Off, Volume Up, Volume Down, Screenshot, Logcat), click the checkbox in the bottom-right corner to toggle

v1.4
  • Added more ADB quick buttons (Lock / Unlock device, Back Button, Home Button, App Switcher Button, ScreenMirror+RemoteControl[BETA])
  • Added APK installer and file copy field (Check both checkboxes to toggle)

v1.5
  • Added multiple file support for Odin flash mode
  • Added Samsung FRP bypass option
  • Fixed some bugs

v1.6
  • Added a Toolbar
  • The program now displays information about your computer in the console
  • Added Reset button for Odin files
  • Fixed some bugs
v1.7
  • Added change CSC for Samsung phones
  • Added option to enable mobile data toggle
  • Added option to display information about your device
  • Made a slight design change
v1.8
  • Added iDevice menu (can be accessed from Actions -> iDevice Menu)
  • iDevice Menu features:
    • Power OFF
    • Deep Sleep
    • List all APPs
    • Display device information
    • Read crash reports
    • Install IPAs
    • Enter and Exit recovery mode
    • Set device name
    • Spoof location
    • Mount Disk Images
  • Fixed some bugs

v1.9
  • Read charge cycles (Samsung)
  • Grant "Write Secure Settings" permission to any app
  • App Manager
    • Delete
    • Disable
    • Enable
    • Open
    • Stop
  • Added iDevice dropdown list
  • Added Activate iDevice
  • Added iCloud bypass (iOS 9.3.5)
  • Added iCloud bypass (iOS 7.1.2)
  • Check battery health (iDevice [EXPERIMENTAL])
  • Fixed some bugs

v1.10 - Latest
  • Added iOS 10 Jailbreak
  • Added iOS 12 iCloud bypass (Tethered)
  • Added permission granter (APP Manager --> Give Permission)
  • Refined Screen Mirror feature:
    • Better swipe mechanism
    • Added long-press support
    • Refined device scaling and rotation
    • Working keyboard (letters only)
  • Major bugfixes and optimizations
  • Delete APPs (iDevice)
  • Fixed functions crashing tool
  • Added Samsung FRP bypass for new security
  • Added Xiaomi FRP bypass in sideload mode (Only works up to MIUI 12 [EXPERIMENTAL][UNTESTED])

How to use Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10


To use Eclipse Flash Tool v1.8, follow these steps:

  1. Open Eclipse Flash Tool as an administrator.
  2. You should click YES if you don't have the following drivers installed:
  3. MediaTek USB drivers
  4. ADB USB driver
  5. Samsung USB driver
  6. If you have all of these drivers installed click NO
  7. Choose the operation that you need to operate.
  8. Select the flashing type and flashing mode.
  9. If necessary, select the files you want to flash.
  10. Click on the Flash button at last to flash your device.

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