Next, you'll see Start loop write data to nvram.Don't worry, SN Writer is simply booting it into Meta Mode You'll then see Start switch to MD meta and init Modem database.You should now see Start searching kernel com port and handshake, just sit back and don't interrupt the process.At this point, switch off the phone (still with battery inside) and connect it to the PC (do not hold any button on the phone) via a USB cord SN Writer should now display Start searching preloader com port and handshake.If you're writing Wi-Fi Address and it is something like bc:b3:08:cb:c0:f6 then you simply type bcb308cbc0f6 then click OK.If you're writing Bluetooth Address and it is something like bc:b3:08:4c:1f:99 then you simply type bcb3084c1f99 then click OK.If you're writing IMEI, enter IMEI 1 and 2 then click OK.You should be back to the SN Writer Home screen, click Start.In the Window that pops up, navigate to the location of the AP_DB file (usually named like APDB_MT65**.), select it then click Open In the Window that pops up, navigate to the location of the MD1_DB file (usually named like BPLGUInfoCustomAppSrcP_MT65**.), select it then click Open Click the MD1_DB button at the bottom.For the rest like Bluetooth Address, Wi-Fi, Address etc, ticking the box in front of them is just enough Under IMEI Option, tick the appropriate option (mostly Dual IMEI) depending on the number of SIM card slots the phone has.

If you wish to write IMEI to the phone then tick IMEI under Write Option.

The System Config dashboard should pop up.

Under Target Type, select your type of device.

Unpack the SN Writer zip file into a folder and run SN Writer as Administrator.

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