| Error Code | Meaning | Solution | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Write CID fail | Your firmware BIN file is wrong. Try a different version (e.g., ST-Tool). | | 0x1106 | Bad block overload | The NAND flash has too many physical bad sectors. Your drive is likely beyond repair. | | 0x2001 | No drive detected | You didn't activate Bridge Mode. Reseat the USB or short the test pins. | | 0x3003 | Read flash ID fail | The controller cannot talk to the memory chip. Check for cold solder joints (reflow with heat gun) or physical damage. | | Time Out | Bad USB cable/port | Use a USB 2.0 port on the back of your PC (avoid front panels/hubs). |
Check the box for and browse to select your corresponding BN07*.BIN file.
on how to identify if your drive is compatible with this specific MPTool? phison ps2251-07-ps2307- mptool
: It features an embedded MaskROM and RAM but lacks internal flash memory for firmware storage, relying instead on the attached NAND flash. Capacity Support : It supports NAND flash ranging from 1GB to 64GB.
: Maintain the short circuit, insert the drive into a USB 2.0 port, and release the short after 2 seconds. The drive will now communicate directly through its basic hardware bootloader, allowing the MPTool to detect it. | Error Code | Meaning | Solution |
Retailers use the MP Tool to brand drives. Under :
Click the button on the right margin of the interface. Your drive is likely beyond repair
If the drive is completely unresponsive to Windows, you must bridge the hardware test points (using a pin to short the data pins on the controller chip or NAND) while plugging it in to force the controller into . This forces the device to communicate with the MPTool software. Phase 2: Choosing the Correct Software Suite
When you run the MPtool on a fake drive, it will show the true Flash ID and memory density (e.g., "Micron 64Gb – 8192 MB"). You can then set the MPtool to format only the true capacity (e.g., 8GB) to make the drive reliable again. Never trust the sticker on the drive; trust the Flash ID in the MPtool.
Open GetInfo , find the specific NAND flash chip manufacture matrix code, and download a dedicated tool variant like if MPALL fails to configure the flash tables. Extremely slow performance post-flash
