Infinix Note 7 Lite (X656) completely dead, stuck on boot logo, or showing no sign of life after a wrong flash? This 100% tested dump file, created for MediaTek CPU-based devices, is the perfect solution to restore your phone using Easy-JTAG, UFI Box, or SP Flash Tool. Provided in Scatter File format,
this dump will help revive the device to a bootable state.
📱 Device Specifications:
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Model: Infinix Note 7 Lite
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Model Number: X656
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Chipset (CPU): MediaTek Helio P22 (MT6762D)
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CPU Type: Octa-core (4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A53 & 4x1.5 GHz Cortex-A53)
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Storage Type: eMMC
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Boot Mode: Preloader / BROM Mode (MediaTek)
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Flash Format: Scatter File
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Tools Supported: SP Flash Tool, UFI Box, Easy-JTAG (eMMC ISP)
🛠️ When to Use This Dump File?
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Phone is totally dead after a failed flash.
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Device is stuck in boot loop or logo hanging.
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Corrupt or missing partitions like preloader, boot, or system.
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Software malfunction due to wrong firmware or partition overwrite.
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Hardware-level recovery using eMMC ISP pinout or direct eMMC writing.
⚠️ Important Notes Before Flashing:
⚠️ If your device is turning on or partially responding, always backup your IMEI, NVRAM, and NVDATA partitions before flashing this dump.
Flashing this file without a backup may lead to IMEI loss, no network, or baseband unknown.
✅ Flashing Instructions:
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Download and extract the dump file.
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Open SP Flash Tool or your preferred box tool (UFI/Easy-JTAG).
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Load the included MT6762D_Android_scatter.txt file.
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Select necessary partitions or perform full write.
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Connect your phone in Preloader mode (hold volume buttons and insert USB).
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Flash the dump and wait for successful completion.
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Reboot the device or flash official firmware if needed.
📥 Download Link:
🔗 Infinix Note 7 Lite (X656) Dump File – Free Download (TechFixForum)
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