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Published on September 24, 2015. Last updated on September 23, 2016

This drivers will make the connection to your MTK device possible form a Windows 10 PC on a 32 or 64 bit configuration. The drivers that you will find on this page are unsigned so if you are running Windows 10 64 bit you are required to temporary disable the driver signature verification enforcement in order to be able to install.

Windows 10 that you have (32 bit or 64 bit):

Right-click on Start then click on System

In the System window that opens, in System section, you will find your version of Windows next to System type

To disable Windows 10 64 bit driver signature enforcement:

Right-click on Start then click on Device Manager

In the Device Manager Window click on the first item – your computer name

Click on Action then Add legacy hardware

On the Welcome to the Add hardware Wizard window click on Next button

Select Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced) and then click on Next button

Click on Show All Devices then on Next button

In the Add Hardware window click on Have Disk… button

In the Install From Disk window click on Browse… button

In the next window – Locate file – browse for the folder that you have

extracted on the desktop at the beginning

Select the version of the driver according to your Windows 10 version – x64 for 64 bit and x86 for 32 bit and click Open button

Click the OK button to load the driver

From the list of drivers select MTK USB Port and click on Next button

If a red warning window will open, click on Install this driver software anyway

This action will add the following drivers in to the operating system:

MediaTek DA USB VCOM Port MediaTek PreLoader USB VCOM Port – for transferring the firmware to your device MTK USB DEBUG Port MTK USB Modem Port MTK USB port – for transfering PreLoader to your device (and recovery in case of bad or corrupt firmware)

Now we need to remove the device that we have installed but leave the drivers in the operating system. To do that, in the Device Manager window we expand Ports (COM & LPT) section