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STOCK Firmware update Check out below our free download options in the latest firmware for the Alcatel One Touch 4030D. Alcatel One Touch 4030D firmware (Custom ROM). Alcatel mobile driver also allows you to keep your Alcatel Android hardware. If you ever were already searching for the free download Alcatel USB driver for Alcatel devices, then these pages might be extremely helpful to you actually. Here the direct Alcatel driver download link (Model Based and CPU Based) for windows 10,8,7,XP.

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The Google USB Driver is required for Windows if you want to performadb debugging with Google devices. Windows drivers forall other devices are provided by the respective hardware manufacturer, as listed in theOEM USB Drivers document.

Note:If you're developing on Mac OS X or Linux, then you do not need to install a USBdriver. Instead seeUsing Hardware Devices.

You can download the Google USB Driver for Windows in one of two ways:

  • Or, get it from the Android SDK Manager as follows:
    1. In Android Studio, click Tools > SDK Manager.
    2. Click the SDK Tools tab.
    3. Select Google USB Driver and click OK.

      Figure 1. The SDK Manager with the Google USB Driver selected

    4. Proceed to install the package. When done, the driver files are downloaded into the android_sdkextrasgoogleusb_driver directory.

    Using the SDK Managerhelps you keep the driver up to date by notifying you when your current driveris out of date.

For installation information, readInstall a USB Driver.

Download the Google USB driver

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Terms and Conditions

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Here you can download the latest and original flash file for Alcatel 3V Android phone. And also download the flash tool for flashing firmware of Alcatel 3V mobile for free.

What is Android Flashing?

Android Flashing is a method to removing stock firmware (Software) from android device (Phone or Tablet etc) and replace with same version or any other version. Simply, flashing means changing the operating system (Android OS or Phone OS). You can flash your device with Recovery mode or Flash tool.

You may upgrade or downgrade the Android firmware with flashing. Flashing will fix numbers of issues like software issues, IMEI related issues and improve device performance etc. Flashing delete all your device data like photos, contacts, and apps, etc.

What is the Stock ROM?

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Stock ROMs are the ones that come by default in Android devices like phones and tablets etc. These are customized versions of Android developed by manufacturers (Like Google etc) and carriers to let users stick to their devices with unique looks and features. All the “out-of-the-box” smartphones or tablets or other devices are all shipped with stock ROM.

Flashing with Recovery

Android phones with Android 8 and higher version cannot flash with the lower version (You can check the current version of your Alcatel 3V phone in Settings > System update).

You can update the firmware with a flash file with this method. Install the latest version of stock ROM of your Alcatel 3V mobile.

All data will be deleted with this method. Backup before update firmware.

Method – 1

  • Download the firmware file and move to SD Card storage.
  • Switch off your Alcatel mobile, by holding the power button.
  • After that, Hold down the
    • Volume Up + PowerButton or
    • Volume Down + PowerButton
  • When you see the AlcatelLogo screen, release all the buttons.
  • Afterward, choose the wipe data/factory reset option, Using Volume Buttons and confirm with the power button.
  • Navigate with Volume Buttons to select Yes option and press the Power Button.
  • Once the reset is complete, you will be bounced back to the same recovery mode menu.
  • Now Choose Apply update from SD card option.
  • Then locate the downloaded firmware file from Storage.
  • After that, Tap on the firmware file and install it.
  • Your device will begin updating automatically.
  • Next, choose the Reboot to System option.
  • Finally, your device should boot to the new version.

Method – 2

  • First, Switch off your Alcatel mobile, by holding the power button.
  • After that, Hold down the
    • Volume Down + PowerButton or
    • Volume Up + PowerButton
  • When you see the AlcatelLogo screen, release all the buttons.
  • Afterward, Choose the wipe data/factory reset option, Using Volume Buttons and confirm with the Power button.
  • Navigate with Volume Buttons to select Yes option and press the Power Button.
  • Next, choose the Reboot to System option.
  • Now Download the Firmware Update file and move to Drive storage {Do not put the file in the folder}.
  • Then Locate Downloaded Firmware Update file from Storage.
  • After that, Tap on the Firmware Update file and install it.

Don’t install this firmware file on any other phones.

If above methods did not work, Follow this guide Alcatel Hard Reset to wipe all data.

Exit Recovery mode

If you stuck at recovery mode or do you want to exit from recovery, Follow these steps.

  • After you enter the Recovery Mode menu.
  • Then Select Reboot System option, using Volume buttons and press the Power button to confirm.
  • Next, Your device will be rebooted automatically.
  • You have successfully exited Recovery mode

Note: You can also exit by the press and hold the power button for a while.

Alcatel Related Guides

ResetUnlockSoftware Update
Recovery ModeSecret Codes

Flashing with Flash Tool

You can Flash Alcatel 3V Android phone firmware with flash tool. Here you can get detailed information about firmware flashing with flash tool.

This process erases all data like photos, contacts, and apps, etc on your Android phone. So backup all data before flashing your device.

Flash with flash tool

  1. First download the required flash file, flash tool, and USB drivers on your PC.
  2. Then, Install the USB drivers for your Android phone on PC.
  3. Next, launch the Flash tool on your computer.
  4. Then, switch off your Android mobile.
  5. Next, press and hold the volume up + power button at a time.
  6. After that, Connect your Android phone to the computer with a USB cable.
  7. Then, browse the flash file in the flash tool and click on the download button.
  8. Now flashing starts on your Android phone.
  9. Flashing firmware takes 10 to 15 minutes. Please wait until the flashing completed.
  10. After flashing completed, Your device will be automatically rebooted.
  11. Flashing done on your device.
  12. Finally, remove the phone from the PC.

Download Flash Tools

Here you can download the latest and best flash tools for flashing any Android phone firmware. Check out the below link to download the flash tools.

Download Alcatel 3V Flash File

Here you can download the latest Stock ROM or Firmware file for your Alcatel 3V Android phone.

Download Android USB Drivers

Here you can Download and install Alcatel 3V Android mobile device USB (Universal Serial Bus) drivers for free. We provide official links of original equipment manufacturers sites to download drivers.

Check out below link to download the Android USB drivers.

General FAQ

Usb drivers for android phoneCan I install the firmware of other phones in my Alcatel 3V phone?

The firmware or Stock ROM is not the same for all Android phones. So trying to install Alcatel flash file on any other phone.

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Can I downgrade my Alcatel 3V phone to the lower Android version?

You can not downgrade to the lower version if your phone has an Android 8 or higher version. If you want to downgrade to the lower version, please go to the nearest Alcatel service center.

It prompts “Decryption unsuccessful” while installing the firmware. What should I do?

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Please don’t worry, go to Alcatel service center near you and they will help you solve this issue.