If you’re a Lenovo Legion Y700 TB-9707F user and looking for the official Stock Firmware to download, you can follow this full guide below. Here you can check how to flash the firmware file on Lenovo Legion Y700. We have also put up the stock firmware advantages, firmware info, and requirements for your ease.
Android is full of customizations and tweaks that all the users can easily perform. But users have to follow the guide and step-by-step process properly in order to do customization successfully. Unfortunately, some of the users may not follow the proper steps or don’t flash the compatible file on their devices during Custom ROM installation or rooting, etc. Therefore, their devices can be easily bricked or stuck into the bootloop issue.
In that case, it’s highly recommended to unbrick their devices or fix the boot loop issue at first by flashing the Stock ROM again. Even if your device is having an issue with the software performance or overheating or network drop or battery charging or anything else, you should re-install the Stock ROM. As the Lenovo Legion Y700 device runs on MediaTek chipset, we will provide you with the firmware installation method using the SP Flash Tool.
Stock ROM and its importance in Smartphones
Stock ROM is the operating system that comes pre-built when you buy the device from a retailer. Usually when a person needs to customize his device with custom ROMs and other modifications he opts to move on from the stock firmware. However, when things go wrong during any modification, reverting back to the stock ROM is the only option that can solve this issue.









Solution for Linux users. Setting up the device for USB debugging is the same whatever OS you use, but QPST/QFIL is not going to work on Linux…
Get qdl,
https://github.com/96boards/documentation/blob/master/consumer/guides/qdl.md
Follow the instructions there, clone it, compile it, for the code example below, put it in folder ‘~/qdl’.
With the stock ROM in ‘~/LenovoY700/tb-9707-firmware’
cd ~/LenovoY700/tb-9707-firmware
fastboot devices
fastboot oem reboot-edl <<<<< note this….
sudo ~/qdl/qdl prog_firehose_ddr.elf rawprogram*.xml patch*.xml
Apart from the userdata partition taking a very long time, the flash completed and boots the stock ROM perfectly.