Home Forum Blog Private Support Courses
Our courses are now on YouTube! Start Watching
Hovatek Forum OPERATING SYSTEMS Android Redmi 10 5g seccfg "dead"

Redmi 10 5g seccfg "dead"

Redmi 10 5g seccfg "dead"

XDXD243123421
XDXD243123421
XDXD243123421
Newbie
2
02-09-2026, 06:58 PM
#1



Hello, I have a Redmi 10 5G. While trying to restore the original system, I accidentally deleted the `seccfg.img` file and didn't make a backup. Now, even after flashing the system using SP Flash Tool, the screen remains black and the phone is stuck in a BROM loop. Is there any way to save it? Please.
hovatek
hovatek
hovatek
Administrator
50,977
03-09-2026, 02:04 PM
#2
(02-09-2026, 06:58 PM)XDXD243123421 ...Now, even after flashing the system using SP Flash Tool, the screen remains black and the phone is stuck in a BROM loop...

Erasing seccfg shouldn't cause the phone to get stuck in BROM (dead boot).

(02-09-2026, 06:58 PM)XDXD243123421 "While trying to restore the original system"

Could you shed some light on this part?

Learn MediaTek, Unisoc / Spreadtrum (SPD) and Qualcomm Software Repairs @ https://www.hovatek.com/training
Note!
We have a reply schedule for Forum Support. Please try Private Support if you can't wait.
XDXD243123421
XDXD243123421
XDXD243123421
Newbie
2
03-09-2026, 03:15 PM
#3
What could be the cause of it getting stuck in that boot loop after I deleted that file? The issue started when the phone updated from MIUI 13 to HyperOS 1 and an "nvdata" error appeared. I tried flashing the original ROM but ran into a bootloader error; following some instructions I found, I deleted the `seccfg` file using the command `python mtk.py e seccfg`. Since then, the screen has gone black and it's stuck in a boot loop. From what I've gathered, I need the `seccfg` file from another Redmi 10 5G or a device on the same "Light" platform.
hovatek
hovatek
hovatek
Administrator
50,977
08-09-2026, 08:20 PM
#4
(03-09-2026, 03:15 PM)XDXD243123421 What could be the cause of it getting stuck in that boot loop after I deleted that file?

It's probably RPMB. What tools do you have besides MTKClient?

Learn MediaTek, Unisoc / Spreadtrum (SPD) and Qualcomm Software Repairs @ https://www.hovatek.com/training
Note!
We have a reply schedule for Forum Support. Please try Private Support if you can't wait.
Users browsing this thread:
 1 Guest(s)
Users browsing this thread:
 1 Guest(s)
WhTlYt