Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10 (Latest) - Flashing Tool Download
The Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10 is a versatile software designed for flashing, testing, controlling, and bypassing various smartphone functionalities. To fully utilize this tool, it must be run with administrative privileges. Upon launch, it will prompt you to install necessary drivers like MediaTek, ADB, and Samsung, if they’re not already present on your system. This tool offers both a graphical user interface (GUI) and a command-line interface (CLI), allowing for different types of flashing through SP Flash Tool, Odin, or Fastboot modes. The latest updates include bug fixes, iCloud bypasses, Samsung and Xiaomi FRP bypasses, and enhancements to its iDevice menu and Screen Mirror functionality.
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Key Features of Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10:
- Smartphone Operations: Flash, control, test, and bypass smartphones.
- Run as Administrator: Administrative privileges are required for full functionality.
- Driver Installation: Automatically prompts for driver installation (MediaTek, ADB, Samsung).
- Dual Interface: Supports both CLI and GUI interfaces.
UI Interface Components:
- Toolbar
- Device list with refresh option
- File selection menu
- Inputs for flashing types and modes
- Recovery, Flash, and Fastboot action buttons
- Additional option toggles
Supported Flashing Types:
- Fastboot: Flash specific partitions like recovery.
- Odin: Select files for bootloader, AP, CP, CSC, and UMS.
- SP Flash Tool: Options for formatting, downloading, and firmware upgrades.
Eclipse Flash Tool Update Log:
- v1.1
- Added support for ADB and Fastboot terminal (toggle via checkbox).
- v1.2
- Introduced a new UI design.
- Resolved minor bugs.
- v1.3
- Added ADB quick actions (Power Off, Volume Up/Down, Screenshot, Logcat), toggled via checkbox.
- v1.4
- Expanded ADB quick actions (Lock/Unlock, Home, Back, App Switcher, ScreenMirror+RemoteControl [BETA]).
- Included APK installer and file copy options (toggle both via checkboxes).
- v1.5
- Enabled multiple file selection in Odin flash mode.
- Added Samsung FRP bypass option.
- Fixed various bugs.
- v1.6
- Added a toolbar.
- Displayed system information in the console.
- Reset button added for Odin files.
- Fixed bugs.
- v1.7
- Enabled CSC changes for Samsung devices.
- Added mobile data toggle.
- Displayed additional device information.
- Minor design changes.
- v1.8
- Introduced an iDevice menu with features like:
- Power OFF
- Deep Sleep
- List all apps
- Display device info
- Crash report reading
- IPA installation
- Recovery mode entry/exit
- Device name setting
- Location spoofing
- Mount disk images
- Bug fixes.
- v1.9
- Added charge cycle reading for Samsung devices.
- App manager with delete, disable, enable, open, and stop functions.
- Introduced an iDevice dropdown list.
- iCloud bypass options for iOS 9.3.5 and 7.1.2.
- Check battery health for iDevices (experimental).
- Major bug fixes.
- v1.10 (Latest Version)
- iOS 10 Jailbreak support added.
- iOS 12 iCloud bypass (tethered).
- Permission granter through App Manager.
Screen Mirror improvements:
- Enhanced swipe mechanism.
- Long-press support.
- Better device scaling and rotation.
- Functional keyboard (letters only).
- Bug fixes and performance optimizations.
- Samsung FRP bypass updated for new security.
- Experimental Xiaomi FRP bypass in sideload mode (supports up to MIUI 12).
How to Use Eclipse Flash Tool v1.10:
- Run as Administrator: Launch the tool with admin privileges.
- Install Drivers: If prompted, install the required drivers for MediaTek, ADB, and Samsung.
- Choose Operation: Select the task you wish to perform (flashing, bypassing, etc.).
- Select Flashing Type: Choose the appropriate flashing method (Fastboot, Odin, or SP Flash Tool).
- File Selection: If needed, select the files required for flashing.
- Execute Flashing: Click the Flash button to proceed with the operation.
Happy flashing!
Download Info:
File size: 185.74MB
Download Link: X64 Bit || X32 Bit
