UST Tool v7.0.0: Free Download + Free Activation + Complete Guide (2026)

UST Tool v7.0.0 is a multi-brand Android repair platform that covers MediaTek, Samsung, Xiaomi, Motorola, Transsion and more from a single Windows interface. If you need to bypass FRP, flash firmware or perform service operations across different brands without switching between five different tools, this is worth your time. What makes v7.0.0 stand out right now is the 10-day free activation system. You copy your Hardware ID from the tool, paste it into the activation page, generate a free key and you’re fully activated in under a minute. No payment, no account, no waiting. This guide covers the full feature list, activation process and step by step instructions for every supported brand.

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⚠️ Disclaimer

The tools and methods on this page are for educational and informational purposes only. Only use them on devices you personally own or have been given explicit permission to work on. Bypassing FRP, flashing firmware or performing system level operations on a device you don’t own is illegal and can result in serious legal consequences. Always comply with Google’s terms of service and your device manufacturer’s policies. Rise ROM does not support any unauthorized or illegal use of the tools shared here.

What is UST Tool

UST Tool is a Windows-based Android servicing utility built for mobile technicians handling a wide variety of Android brands. Unlike Samsung-specific tools like SamFw or ZeroKnox, or MTK-focused tools like AMT Tool, UST Tool takes a multi-brand approach. Its tabbed interface covers MediaTek devices through BROM and Preloader connections, Samsung through Odin, Test Mode, MTP, Download Mode and EDL, Xiaomi through firmware flash, Fastboot, Mi Assistant and EFS operations, Motorola through general and Fastboot functions, and Transsion covering Tecno, Infinix and Itel devices.

The v7.0.0 release adds Realme, Vivo, HMD and OnePlus tabs alongside the existing brands, significantly expanding the tool’s ecosystem coverage. For repair shops handling devices from multiple brands without wanting to switch between five different tools, UST Tool’s all-in-one philosophy has real practical value.

The activation model is worth understanding upfront. UST Tool uses hardware ID based licensing. The free 10-day activation is genuine and fully functional. After 10 days you need to either purchase continued access or generate a new free key using the same process. For technicians who need to handle occasional multi-brand jobs the 10-day free tier covers most situations without any cost.

The 10-Day Free Activation – How It Works

This is the section that makes UST Tool v7.0.0 particularly attractive in 2026 and nobody explains it clearly enough.

The tool uses a Hardware ID system. When you open UST Tool for the first time a Control Module window appears showing your PC’s unique Hardware ID, a 16 character alphanumeric code tied to your specific machine. You copy this Hardware ID, go to the activation page, paste it in the designated field and click Generate Key Now. The system generates a 10-day license key instantly with no payment, no account verification and no waiting period. You paste that key back into the Control Module, click Register License and a green success message confirms activation.

What makes this more convenient than many other free tools is that the activation page is publicly accessible without creating an account. The process takes about 60 seconds from opening the tool to being fully activated.

After the 10-day period expires you follow the same process again. Your Hardware ID doesn’t change unless you reinstall Windows or significantly change your PC hardware, so repeat activations are just as fast as the first one.

For repair shops doing consistent daily work the paid activation option provides longer coverage without repeating the process every 10 days. For occasional use the free 10-day system is completely sufficient.

Full Features Breakdown

Here is every function in UST Tool v7.0.0 organized by brand section:

MediaTek Section (Universal / BROM / Preloader)

Read Info covers Hardware SoC information, MEID, SOCID, security status and GPT partition details. Reset FRP and Bypass FRP remove Google account verification on supported MediaTek devices. Factory Reset plus FRP wipes Userdata, Metadata and Cache simultaneously. Reboot returns the MediaTek device to normal mode. Unlock Bootloader uses the seccfg partition method. Relock Bootloader restores the locked state and verification checksums. Bypass Auth handles SLA and DAA authentication through BROM and payload processes. Read Partition saves selected partition data as a BIN file. Write and Flash Partition writes a new image to a selected partition. Erase Partition removes selected partition blocks. Dump Preloader saves the active preloader binary. Dump Bootrom saves the bootrom memory area.

Samsung Section

Odin Firmware Flashing covers BL, AP, CP, CSC and USERDATA firmware components alongside PIT file support, Auto Reboot, Read PIT, F. Reset Time and Re-Partition options.

FRP and Security Functions include Bypass FRP using Test Mode via #0#, Bypass FRP using MTP Mode, Bypass FRP using Download Mode on supported models, Bypass FRP using Qualcomm EDL on listed Snapdragon Galaxy devices, and Disable Knox along with KG Guard and MDM using the Test Mode function.

Download Mode Operations cover Read Model, Carrier, Knox warranty, FRP Lock and OEM Lock status, Exit Download Mode reboot to normal, Reboot to Recovery Mode, Fix softbrick and firmware crash loop issues, and Read and Dump PIT File.

Qualcomm EDL 9008 Operations include EDL Read Info for Qualcomm Sahara and Firehose hardware IDs, storage type and partitions, EDL Factory Reset and Format Userdata, EDL Reset FRP on listed Snapdragon Galaxy models, EDL Erase Samsung Account, and EDL Backup EFS and Radio Calibration data.

Utility Functions cover Read Device Info in MTP Mode, Read Device Info in ADB Mode, Change CSC using #0#, Enable ADB Debugging using #0#, Reboot to Download Mode, Reboot to Recovery Mode, and Install Samsung USB Mobile Drivers.

Xiaomi Section

Flash covers Flash Firmware, Format Data and Browse Scatter Firmware. Service functions include Read Info, Factory Reset plus FRP, and Factory Reset. Fastboot covers Read CSSD, Format Data and Reboot Device. Mi Assistant provides Read Info, Factory Reset plus FRP, and Factory Reset. EFS covers Read CSSD. Utility handles Unlock Bootloader and Relock Bootloader.

Motorola Section

General Actions cover Read Info, Factory Reset plus FRP, and Factory Reset. Fastboot Mode functions include Erase FRP using Fastboot and Read device hardware, model, carrier and lock status in Fastboot Mode.

Transsion Section (Tecno, Infinix, Itel)

Read Info, Factory Reset plus FRP, and Factory Reset across Transsion brand devices.

Additional Brand Tabs in v7.0.0

Realme, Vivo, HMD and OnePlus tabs are visible in the v7.0.0 interface. These represent expanded brand coverage added in this version. Full function lists for these brands continue to be developed as the tool evolves.

Supported Brands and Chipsets

MediaTek chipset support through BROM and Preloader covers a wide range of chipsets from MT6739 and MT6761 through MT6785, MT6833 and MT6877. The specific chipset list depends on the DA files supported in v7.0.0 and is expanded with each update.

What You Need Before Starting

A Windows PC running Windows 7, 8, 10 or 11. Windows 10 or 11 recommended for best compatibility and driver support.

USB drivers for your device’s chipset. For MediaTek devices install MTK VCOM drivers. For Samsung install Samsung USB drivers through the tool’s built-in driver installer in the Utility section. For Qualcomm install QDLoader 9008 drivers. Download all chipset drivers from our drivers page.

WinRAR or 7-Zip. The tool comes as a compressed archive. Extract before running. Archive password is: gsmyogesh

A USB data cable that supports data transfer. Not a charging only cable.

Antivirus temporarily disabled. The tool performs low level system operations that trigger false positive detections. Disable antivirus before extracting and running.

Your device charged to at least 30%. FRP and firmware operations involve mode changes and restarts.

Internet connection during activation. The Hardware ID activation process requires accessing the activation page online. After activation the tool’s core functions work without internet.

Download UST Tool v7.0.0

Released August 28, 2026. Archive password: gsmyogesh

How to Install and Activate – Step by Step

Step 1: Extract the archive Download the UST Tool package from the link above. Right click the archive and select Extract Here using WinRAR or 7-Zip. When prompted for a password enter: gsmyogesh. Extract to your desktop or C drive. Never run from inside the archive.

Step 2: Disable antivirus Before opening the extracted folder disable your antivirus or add the folder to exclusions. The tool’s system level operations trigger false positives during extraction on some systems.

Step 3: Open the USTTOOL folder Navigate inside the extracted folder and find the USTTOOL subfolder. Double click USTTOOL.exe to start the software. Run as administrator by right clicking and selecting Run as Administrator.

Step 4: Copy your Hardware ID When the Control Module window appears you will see your PC’s unique 16 character Hardware ID displayed. Click Copy Hardware ID Key to copy it to your clipboard.

Step 5: Generate your free activation key Open the activation page provided with the tool or noted on the download source. Find the Generate 10 Days Free Activation Key section. Paste your Hardware ID into the ENTER YOUR 16-CHAR HWID field. Click GENERATE KEY NOW. Copy the complete generated license key that appears.

Step 6: Register the license Return to the UST Tool Control Module window. Paste the generated key into the Paste Activation License Token Here field. Click REGISTER LICENSE. A green Success message appears confirming successful activation.

Step 7: Complete login and loading Wait for the tool loading process to complete. Complete the login screen as required by the software. After the main interface opens the tool is ready to use.

Step by Step Guide – Samsung FRP Bypass

UST Tool offers four Samsung FRP bypass methods. Start with Test Mode since it’s the most straightforward and works on the widest range of Samsung models.

Test Mode Method (#0#)

Step 1: Open UST Tool as administrator. Navigate to the Samsung tab.

Step 2: On the locked Samsung tap Emergency Call and type #0# to open Test Mode. Leave this screen open.

Step 3: Connect the Samsung to your PC via USB. The tool detects the device.

Step 4: Click Bypass FRP using Test Mode. The tool pushes the bypass command through the diagnostic connection. Takes 1 to 3 minutes.

Step 5: Cold restart. Hold power until fully off, wait 10 seconds, power on manually. Complete normal setup.

MTP Mode Method

Step 1: Connect the Samsung normally via USB from the FRP setup screen. Make sure Wi-Fi is connected on the locked device.

Step 2: Click Bypass FRP using MTP Mode. The tool works through the file transfer connection. Takes 2 to 4 minutes.

Step 3: Cold restart and complete setup.

Download Mode Method (for newer Samsung models)

Step 1: Hold Volume Down plus Volume Up and connect USB to enter Download Mode.

Step 2: Click Bypass FRP using Download Mode. Works on models where Test Mode and MTP are patched.

Qualcomm EDL Method

Step 1: Hold Volume Down plus Volume Up and connect USB to enter EDL 9008 mode on Qualcomm Samsung.

Step 2: Click EDL Reset FRP. The tool communicates through the Qualcomm Sahara protocol.

Step by Step Guide – MediaTek FRP Bypass

Step 1: Open UST Tool as administrator. Navigate to the MediaTek tab.

Step 2: Power off the device completely. Hold Volume Down and connect USB. The device enters Preloader or BROM mode. The tool detects it automatically.

Step 3: Select Reset FRP or Bypass FRP from the function list.

Step 4: Click Execute. Watch the progress log. Takes 2 to 5 minutes.

Step 5: Cold restart and complete normal setup.

Step by Step Guide – Samsung Odin Firmware Flash

Step 1: Navigate to the Samsung section in UST Tool. Find the Odin Firmware Flashing area.

Step 2: Put your Samsung in Download Mode. Hold Volume Down plus Volume Up and connect USB while powered off.

Step 3: In UST Tool click the folder icons next to BL, AP, CP and CSC to browse and load each firmware component file. You can leave USERDATA empty for a standard flash.

Step 4: Enable Auto Reboot if you want the device to restart automatically after flashing.

Step 5: Click Flash Firmware. The tool flashes each component through the Odin protocol. This takes 5 to 15 minutes depending on firmware size and USB speed.

Step 6: The device restarts automatically if Auto Reboot was enabled. Complete normal setup.

Errors and Fixes

Tool won’t open or crashes immediately Confirm you extracted the archive before running. Running directly from inside the archive causes immediate crashes. Also check that you’re running as administrator. Microsoft Visual C++ runtime may also be missing. Install VC++ 2015 or above from Microsoft’s official site.

Hardware ID shows but activation page gives error Check your internet connection. The activation page requires a live connection. If the page loads but the key generation fails try clearing your browser cache and reloading the page. Make sure you copied the complete 16 character Hardware ID without any extra spaces.

Device not detected in the tool Install the correct chipset drivers for your device from our drivers page. Restart your PC after installation. Use a data cable not a charging only cable. Try USB 2.0 port instead of 3.0. Run the tool as administrator.

Samsung Test Mode code not working Try #0# without the asterisk. If neither version opens Test Mode your firmware has patched this entry point. Switch to the MTP Mode method or Download Mode method in the Samsung section.

MediaTek device enters Preloader but FRP reset fails Check that MTK VCOM drivers are correctly installed in Device Manager. Try a different USB cable and USB 2.0 port. Some MediaTek devices need Volume Up instead of Volume Down to enter Preloader. Try both if the first doesn’t work.

FRP bypass completes but verification screen still appears Cold restart is essential. Hold power until fully off, count 10 seconds, power on manually. Never auto-restart from the tool. If it still appears run the bypass a second time.

Antivirus deleting files during extraction Set the exclusion on the destination folder before extracting. Disable antivirus before starting extraction. Password for the archive is gsmyogesh.

Odin flash fails at a specific percentage Try a different USB cable. Use a USB 2.0 port. Close all unnecessary programs on your PC to free up resources. Check that the firmware files are complete and not corrupted by verifying file sizes against known good versions.

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