Download Alcatel OneTouch 5051D POP 4 Slate deodexed stock firmware from the link here, and follow the provided flashing instructions to learn how to flash the stock rom.
If you notice that any of the links provided below is broken or doesn’t work, please post in comments section so we fix and update it ASAP.
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File Name: Alkatel5051D_MOD_V6.zip
Size: 2 GB
Android version: 6.0
Firmware – Download
How to flash
After downloading the firmware, follow the instructions below:
Before you use the guide below, you need to first root your Alcatel OneTouch 5051D POP 4 Slate smartphone. If you don’t have root access yet, download and root the device with Kingroot apk or Kingroot desktop program. If you don’t know how, post in comments section for assistance.
If you already have root access, proceed.
- Download twrp from this link (Twrp for Alcatel Pop 4.img) and flash via Rashr or Flashify app. If you need further help with this, post in comments section.
- Copy the downloaded file to sdcard root. That is, Alkatel5051D_MOD_V6.zip to /sdcard/…
- Reboot the phone to recovery mode and do a complete backup of your device data, incase you have a reason to revert changes.
- Wipe / Erase data and cache partitions.
- When done, select Install from twrp homescreen.
- Choose the firmware file you previously copied to sdcard root and Swipe to flash
- Wait for the process to complete, then reboot.
First boot usually takes a while, be patient. And that’s all.
Do not hesitate to ask for assistance if the need arises.
My pop 4 doesn’t have a firmware I can’t access anything and it also cannot be detected, it just says plug usb to QPST, I don’t know what to do.
What a pity not to have the language of Portugal. 🙁
Hello again, Leakite crew!
Confirmed – this ROM works as expected, with some minor glitches; well it’s expected, even when running pure AOSP. 🙂
The only thing I’d recommend to users is to disable at least one of the built-in sound mods – Artemys or Wavemax. There’s a lot of audible artifacts if both are active. Also, default MM theme/icons are changed and they look kind of outdated, but you can always install another launcher/icon pack. What I liked the most is a BIG difference in available storage, compared to stock which is xxx-bloated. Here you will have almost 3 GB for apps, which is enough if you’re not a gaming addict.
All-in-all, give it a try! If you don’t like it or just wanna go back to stock, you can easily do it by running official firmware (ROM) tool.
Thanks for all of your help and keep it up, Leakite!
I’m glad it works fine on your device, and thanks for the feedback.