MTK Client on Windows

Has anyone ever managed to get MTK Client working on Windows?

Once. Never again lol

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I would love to make a bootable Windows PE ISO with Android tools, including MTK Client.

Always, you have to install c++ build tools etc.

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Check this out

Just wondering, once you are booting from USB, what are the benefits of using Windows?

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You can definitely take a current windows install and make an installable iso.

My way is kind of yeshivish though.

Works for me I’ve been using it for years

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How did you do it?

i had no issues using MTK client on windows 11

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just downloaded the github and ran mtk.py

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what problems are you having?

I don’t remember exactly, it was a while since I tried, but I remember that it didn’t work at all, and I gave up pretty quickly because everyone said that its complicated to impossible.

Oops, just found this:

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I tried that once too but cmd didn’t recognize the python pip3 install command. It didn’t work too hard on it. But does this mean I need to install python or something.

yaaahuh

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Where do I find?

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-mtk-how-to-use-mtkclient-and-set-it-up.4509245/

Note: this is not the way I did it but I have tested this way it works

Anyone ever tried installing MTK with this?

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Why don’t you just use the commands it says on the GitHub page of MTKClient did it multiple times worked no problem

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