Vivo S6 Flash File Firmware | Fix Black Screen Issue After Flash (MT6575)
If your Vivo S6 is showing a black screen after flashing, the issue is most likely caused by an incorrect or incomplete flash, especially if the preloader or lk.bin files were missing or mismatched. This guide will help you fix it completely using the original MT6575-based stock firmware and SP Flash Tool with DA/Auth file support.
Common Cause: Black Screen After Flashing
This issue occurs when:
- You skip the preloader or use the wrong version
- The DA/Auth file doesn't match the chipset
- The wrong firmware was flashed on a similar model
- DM-Verity verification failed and soft-bricked the screen
⚠️ Important Notes Before Flashing
Backup Data: Flashing will erase all data. Make sure your Vivo S6 battery is at least 50% charged. Only use firmware that exactly matches your build number and chipset (MT6575).
How to Fix Vivo S6 Black Screen After Flash – Step-by-Step
- Install MediaTek USB Drivers on your Windows PC.
- Extract the firmware ZIP and SP Flash Tool files using WinRAR or 7-Zip.
- Open flash_tool.exe inside the SP Flash Tool folder.
- Click "Choose" under "Scatter-loading File" and select
MT6575_Android_scatter.txt. - Ensure the preloader is checked and matches your phone.
- Load the appropriate DA/Auth file if your tool version requires it.
- Click on the Download button.
- Power off the Vivo S6 and connect it to your PC while holding the volume down key.
- The flashing will begin automatically, and you will see a green success popup once done.
Still Seeing a Black Screen?
Try the following:
- Reflash with “Format All + Download” option (Only if IMEI backup is available)
- Test with an alternative preloader from the same build firmware
- Check if the LCD is functional via torchlight reflection during boot
🛠 Firmware Details
| File Name |
|---|
| Vivo_S6_MT6575_Firmware.zip |
| Download SP Flash Tool |
| MediaTek USB Drivers |
Need Help?
If you still face a black screen or no display after flashing, visit Firmware4Mobile.com and search your build number to find a matching or alternate firmware. Leave a comment for personalized help.