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Standard PhoenixCard has a "Format to Normal" button, but it only wipes the partition table. The includes a hidden command (accessible via Ctrl + F9 on the main screen) that triggers a raw NAND chip erase. This is vital for removing "bad block tables" that cause boot loops.

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• Click "Burn" (or "烧录" in Chinese UI).
• Wait 3-10 minutes. You’ll see a progress bar: Formatting → Writing Data → Verifying.
• Success Screen: A green checkmark with "Burn firmware successfully!"

1. Extract the .7z file (use 7-Zip, not WinRAR).
2. Run PhoenixCard.exe as Administrator (Right-click -> Run as Admin).
3. Insert your MicroSD card (4GB to 32GB – SanDisk or Samsung recommended. Avoid no-name cards).
4. Click "Restore" first. This wipes the partition table completely. Wait 10 seconds.
5. Select your firmware file (.img for Linux, .img for Android).
6. Choose Mode: