If you've flashed your Vivo S7i and the touchscreen stopped responding afterward, don't panic. This usually happens due to an incompatible firmware or missing preloader/DA file. This post provides the correct SP Flash Tool-based scatter firmware and full flashing method to fix dead touch after flash.
š Common Cause of Touch Not Working After Flash
- Incorrect preloader or DA file used during flash
- Incomplete firmware missing custom touch drivers
- Wrong build number flashed
This firmware resolves these issues with tested compatibility for MT6572-based Vivo S7i models.
š Download Required Files (All Free, No Password)
- Vivo S7i Official Firmware (MT6572)
- SP Flash Tool (v5.1812)
- MTK USB Drivers
⚠️ Important Flashing Instructions
Note: Only use firmware made specifically for Vivo S7i MT6572. Ensure at least 50% battery. Avoid skipping the preloader.bin if you're facing touchscreen issues.
✅ How to Flash Vivo S7i Using SP Flash Tool
- Install MediaTek USB drivers on your PC.
- Extract the firmware using WinRAR or 7-Zip.
- Run SP Flash Tool as administrator.
- Click on “Choose Scatter File” and select
MT6572_Android_scatter.txtfrom the firmware folder. - Ensure all partitions including preloader are checked.
- Power off your phone completely.
- Click “Download” in SP Flash Tool.
- Connect the phone using a USB data cable while holding the volume down button.
- Wait until the process completes with a green success icon.
šÆ This Flash File Fixes
- Touchscreen not responding after flashing
- Dead boot or stuck on logo
- dm-verity verification failed
- Stuck on Fastboot Mode
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š Firmware File Details
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| Vivo_S7i_MT6572_Firmware | Scatter Flash File |
| SP Flash Tool | MTK Flash Tool v5.1812 |
| MTK USB Drivers | PC Drivers for MediaTek Devices |
Reminder: This firmware is tested and safe for Vivo S7i (MT6572). Flashing on other models may cause permanent damage. Use at your own risk with full data backup.