If you have ever tried to flash custom firmware, unbrick a dead Android phone, or perform a low-level format on a MediaTek (MTK) powered device, you have undoubtedly encountered the mysterious . This small piece of software is arguably the most critical component for any repair technician or Android enthusiast working with chipsets like the MT6572, MT6580, MT6595, MT6750, and MT6795.
The "Preloader" is a tiny piece of code stored on your phone’s internal memory. When you connect your phone to a PC while it’s turned off, the Preloader briefly wakes up to check if you’re trying to send new software (flashing). mt65xx preloader driver