š§ Huawei DRA-LX9 Official Firmware Flash File (Stock ROM)
Is your Huawei DRA-LX9 facing system issues like stuck on the logo, black screen, or software errors after a failed update? Here’s the complete guide to safely download and flash the official Huawei DRA-LX9 stock firmware to restore your device.
š What Problems Can Be Fixed?
- Huawei DRA-LX9 stuck on boot screen
- Touch not working after flashing
- Device stuck in Fastboot mode
- dm-verity verification failed error
- Black screen after flash or crash loop
š¦ Huawei DRA-LX9 Firmware File Info
| Device Model: | Huawei DRA-LX9 |
| Processor: | MediaTek (MTK) |
| Firmware Type: | Scatter Flash File (Official ROM) |
| Flash Tool: | SP Flash Tool |
⚠️ Important Before You Begin
- Fully charge the Huawei DRA-LX9 before flashing
- Double-check the firmware version matches your device
- Take a complete backup – flashing will erase user data
⬇️ Download Huawei DRA-LX9 Firmware & Tools
| š½ Firmware Links: |
| DRA-LX1 / DRA-L21 – Version 1.0.0.154 |
| DRA-LX5 / DRA-L42 – Global ROM |
| DRA-LX2 Dead Boot Fix File |
| DRA-LX2 Firmware 1.0.0.145 |
š§° Tools Required
| DRA-LX9 DA File |
| SP Flash Tool (Latest Version) |
| MTK USB Drivers |
š How to Flash Huawei DRA-LX9 Using SP Flash Tool
- Install MTK USB drivers on your PC
- Extract the downloaded firmware using 7Zip or WinRAR
- Open SP Flash Tool and click on Scatter-loading
- Select the MT6739_Android_Scatter.txt file from the extracted folder
- Load the DA Auth file from the same folder if needed
- Click the Download button in SP Flash Tool
- Turn off the phone completely or remove and reinsert the battery
- Connect Huawei DRA-LX9 to PC via USB cable
- The flashing will start and take around 7–8 minutes
- Wait for the success message and disconnect your device
š¬ Need Help?
If you're facing issues during the flashing process, leave a comment on our YouTube channel or search your exact model here on the website for troubleshooting steps.
Disclaimer: This tutorial is provided for educational purposes only. Flashing your device is at your own risk. Always ensure that you're using the correct firmware to avoid bricking your phone.