IMEI and NVRAM are two crucial pieces of data that ensure the stability and functionality of the cellular network on your Mediatek smartphone. If for some reason, both of these services on your smartphone stop working, then you will not be able to make any calls, nor will you be able to connect to any WiFi or Bluetooth services. That’s why it’s important to know how to backup and restore IMEI/NVRAM data on a Mediatek Chipset Android Device, especially if you are an Android developer or enthusiast who flashes custom ROMs or root packages on your Mediatek smartphone.
IMEI is short for International Mobile Equipment Identity, which is basically your SIM card information, and NVRAM stands for Non-Volatile Random Access Memory, which stores critical network configuration details like the IMEI, Wi-Fi MAC address, and other parameters essential for network communication. Losing IMEI or corrupting NVRAM data can result in a range of issues, including the inability to make or receive calls, access mobile data, or connect to Wi-Fi. Today, in this guide, we will share a step-by-step process to backup and restore your smartphone’s NVRAM and IMEI details.

Well, one of the most common issues that the users face after installing a Custom ROM or flashing the firmware is the NULL or Invalid IMEI. We were getting a lot of requests from you guys on this. So here is GetDroidTips with a post on How to Backup and Restore IMEI/ NVRAM data on Mediatek Chipset Android Device. So without any further, we do, let’s jump straight into it.
This is supported on MediaTek Processor with MT65XX, MT67XX and More.
How to Backup and Restore IMEI/ NVRAM data on Mediatek Chipset Android Device
Here are 3 methods which you guys can use in order to Backup and Restore IMEI/ NVRAM data on Mediatek Chipset Android Device. With that being said, let us take a look at our first method, should we?



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I bought two weeks ago one Blackwiew 9500 Pro from amazon.co.uk but it takes more than 25 hours to charge from 5% to 100% with the phone turned off and connected on cable and charger provided by the seller. If I turn on the phone the time for charging will be almost twice as long. While charging, phone only shows “slow charging” or “charging” message but never shows “fast charge” message. I also took the advice to turn off the app called “Intercom” and disable the PTT key on the left hand side of the phone but the phone still doesn’t want to accept the fast charge option. I sent the phone several times to factory state but no use. I’m thinking to send the phone back…
I’ve tried several times to get in touch with after sale online service help (http://www.blackview.hk/contact-us/) but couldn’t get through…
Another choice would be to re-write it’s OS entirely but I don’t know how I suppose to do that without losing the warranty of it.
So if you have any other ideas that actually could help please advice.
Many thanks before.