To fix an LG-X155 (LG Max/LG Bello II) that is stuck on the logo (bootloop), you need to flash the original stock firmware specifically designed for the MT6582 chipset. This process typically involves using a flash tool to overwrite the corrupted system files that prevent the device from booting. Key Requirements for Flashing

Ease of Use: When used with standard tools like the LG Flash Tool or LG Bridge, the installation process is straightforward for those with basic technical knowledge. Critical Considerations

Chapter 3: The Procedure (The Flash)

Raj opened SP Flash Tool, the standard utility for MediaTek devices. He took a deep breath and followed the golden rules of flashing:

1. Executive Summary

This report details the technical procedures and diagnostic logic required to repair an LG-X155 (often associated with the LG Joy or LG F70 series in specific regional variants) suffering from a "Hang On Logo" condition or LCD display anomalies.

Under the hood lay the heart of the beast: a MediaTek MT6582 chipset. A workhorse from the mid-2010s, it was reliable but temperamental. A corrupted system partition, a bad update, or a sudden power loss during boot could send it into this endless loop. The fix wasn’t hardware—it was firmware. She needed the perfect stock ROM, the “Flash File,” to rewrite the phone’s brain.

Obtain and verify firmware

Fixes bootloops (hang on logo), software corruption, and specific LCD display errors. JustAnswer Prerequisites VCOM Drivers:

Flashing can resolve persistent bootloops, system errors, and software-related LCD "fix" issues. 1. Prepare the SP Flash Tool Extract the SP Flash Tool and the firmware to your desktop. Launch flash_tool.exe as an administrator.