EMT v4.10.00 Released: Xiaomi, OPPO, OnePlus Support Added

EMT v4.10.00 Released: No-Auth EDL Support for Xiaomi, OPPO and OnePlus Devices

EMT has received a substantial update. Version 4.10.00 — stamped September 9, 2026 in the official release notes — adds a long list of new models across the software's Xiaomi, OPPO and OnePlus modules, along with fresh no-auth solutions for several Qualcomm platforms. Recent devices such as the Mi 15 series, Redmi K90 lineup and Realme GT8 now appear in the supported list.

For mobile repair technicians and service centres handling Qualcomm-based Xiaomi, Realme and OnePlus handsets, this release covers a lot of ground. It also carries one warning that deserves to be read twice: do not use the flash functions on devices with Toshiba or Kioxia memory, as the developers state this can erase or wipe the entire partition or chip.

This article breaks down the full v4.10.00 changelog, lists every supported model by mode, explains how the tool works, and covers the precautions you should take before connecting a phone.

Detail	Information
Version	4.10.00
Update Date	September 9, 2026 (as per release notes)
Modules Updated	Xiaomi, OPPO/Realme, OnePlus
Credit Requirement	No Auth / No Credits on listed models; auth service needed for some Xiaomi EDL functions
Download Link	Not specified in the material provided
Developer Details	Not specified

Real-World Use Case

Consider a service centre that receives a Redmi K80 Pro (MIRO) from a customer who performed a factory reset and can no longer get past Google's FRP screen. Since the K80 Pro is in the no-auth EDL list, the technician can log into EMT, select the model, put the phone into EDL mode, and use Factory Reset and Reset FRP without consuming credits.

The same workshop also gets an older Mi 13 in for a firmware flash. Before proceeding, the technician runs the Read Info function to check the storage chip, because Mi 13 units shipped with different memory suppliers. If the readout shows Toshiba or Kioxia memory, the flash is paused — exactly the scenario the v4.10.00 warning is meant to prevent. The changelog references an EMT Help Center guide on reading Qualcomm device storage info for this purpose.

What's New in EMT v4.10.00

The changelog splits the update into model additions and engine-level changes. Here is the summary, based strictly on the official release notes.

Xiaomi Module

• 18 models added with No Auth / No Credits support via EDL mode, including the Mi 15, Mi 15 Pro, Mi 15 Ultra, Mi 13 series, Redmi K90 series, K80 Pro, K70, K60 Pro, and the Poco F8 Pro, F7 Ultra and F6 Pro.
• Seven models added on a beta basis via EDL — Redmi Note 13 4G and Note 13 NFC 4G, Redmi Note 12 4G and Note 12 NFC 4G, Redmi 15 4G, Poco M7 4G and Poco X3 NFC.
• 15 models added in a combined EDL/Sideload group, from the Mi Civi 5 Pro to the Poco F7. Per the release notes, EDL functions on this group need the auth service (for Find Device is OFF).
• 28 models added in a sideload-only group, covering the Mi 17 series, Redmi Turbo 5 series, Redmi A5/A3X/A7 Pro and several Poco models. Sideload functions here are Factory Reset, Flash Recovery Firmware and Fix Demo/Enterprise.
• New no-auth solutions for Xiaomi Snapdragon 8 Elite and 8s Gen 2 series, plus Snapdragon 732G and 685 series — supporting Flash, Read/Erase/Write Partition, Factory Reset, Reset FRP, Reset ID and related functions.
• Fix Demo/Enterprise (Sideload) now supports converting custom MIUI devices from Demo, Enterprise or Carrier editions to Stable firmware.

OPPO and OnePlus Modules

• Realme models added with No Auth / No Credits EDL support: Realme P2 Pro, Realme GT8, Realme GT Neo5 SE, Realme 14 Pro Lite, Realme 13 Pro, Realme 13 Pro+ and Realme 12 Pro+.
• OnePlus Turbo 6 and OnePlus Nord 6 added with the same no-auth EDL treatment.
• New no-auth solutions for OPPO/Realme/OnePlus Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 V2 and 8 Gen 3 V1.0.21-2 series, plus Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 and 7s Gen 2 series.
• Improved flashing for OPPO/Realme models running Snapdragon 768G and 765G chipsets.

Core Changes

• Improved Qualcomm flash protocol.
• Known bugs fixed.

Key Features

No Auth / No Credits operations. On the newly listed models, the announced functions run without credit consumption or separate authorisation. For a small workshop, this reduces the per-job cost of common servicing tasks.

EDL-mode servicing. On supported models, EMT works through Qualcomm's Emergency Download Mode. The changelog lists these functions for the Xiaomi EDL group:

• Read Info – pulls device and storage details before you touch anything, useful for the flash-chip check described below.
• Flash – writes firmware to the device.
• Read/Erase/Write Partition – works at individual partition level, so a single partition can be backed up or repaired without writing the full firmware.
• Factory Reset – wipes the phone back to a clean state.
• Reset FRP – clears Google's Factory Reset Protection on supported models.
• Reset ID – listed by the developers for Xiaomi EDL models; the changelog does not detail its exact scope.
• Partition File Manager – browse and manage partition contents from within the software.

Sideload operations. On the sideload-supported group, EMT offers Factory Reset, Flash Recovery Firmware and Fix Demo/Enterprise through the device's sideload interface.

Fix Demo/Enterprise. This function converts MIUI devices running demo, enterprise or carrier editions over to Stable firmware — practical for shops that receive display units or imported carrier variants.

Protocol improvements. The update improves the Qualcomm flash protocol and OPPO/Realme flashing on Snapdragon 768G and 765G models. These are developer claims from the changelog, not independently verified by us.

Supported Devices and Platforms

The release notes do not specify the supported PC operating systems — this is not specified. The getting-started steps refer to a desktop installer and connecting the phone to a computer, and installing suitable Qualcomm drivers is standard practice for this type of work.

Xiaomi – EDL Mode, No Auth / No Credits

Functions: Read Info, Flash, Read/Erase/Write Partition, Factory Reset, Reset FRP, Reset ID, Partition File Manager.

Model	Codename
Mi Pad 8 Pro	PIANO
Mi Pad 6S Pro	SHENG
Mi Mix Fold 3	BABYLON
Mi Mix Flip 2	BIXI
Mi 15 Ultra	XUANYUAN
Mi 15 Pro	HAOTIAN
Mi 15	DADA
Mi 13 Ultra	ISHTAR
Mi 13 Pro	NUWA
Mi 13	FUXI
Redmi K90	ANNIBALE
Redmi K80 Pro	MIRO
Redmi K70	VERMEER
Redmi K60 Pro	SOCRATES
Redmi K90 Ultra	WARSAW
Poco F8 Pro	ANNIBALE
Poco F7 Ultra	MIRO
Poco F6 Pro	VERMEER

Xiaomi – EDL Mode, No Auth / No Credits (Beta)

Same function set as above. All models below are marked beta in the changelog.

Model	Codename	Status
Redmi Note 13 NFC 4G	SAPPHIREN	Beta
Redmi Note 13 4G	SAPPHIRE	Beta
Redmi Note 12 4G	TAPAS	Beta
Redmi Note 12 NFC 4G	TOPAZ	Beta
Redmi 15 4G	CREEK	Beta
Poco M7 4G	CREEK	Beta
Poco X3 NFC	SURYA	Beta

Xiaomi – EDL/Sideload Group

Functions: Read Info, Flash, Read/Erase/Write Partition, Factory Reset, Reset FRP, Flash Recovery Firmware, Partition File Manager. Per the release notes, EDL features on this group need the auth service (for Find Device is OFF).

Model	Codename
Mi Civi 5 Pro	LUMING
Mi Pad 8	YUPEI
Redmi Pad 2 SE (WiFi)	GUITAR
Redmi Pad 2 SE (4G)	ERHU
Redmi Pad 2 Pro (WiFi)	FLUTE
Redmi Pad 2 Pro (5G)	ORGAN
Redmi Pad 2 9.7	GUITAR
Redmi Turbo 4 Pro	ONYX
Redmi Note 15 5G	KUNZITE
Redmi Note 15 Pro+	FLOURITE
Redmi 15 / Note 15R 5G	SPRING
Poco Pad M1	FLUTE
Poco Pad C1	GUITAR
Poco M7 Plus 5G	SPRING
Poco F7	ONYX

Xiaomi – Sideload Only

Functions: Factory Reset, Flash Recovery Firmware, Fix Demo/Enterprise.

Model	Codename
Mi 17T Pro	WARHOL
Mi 17T	CHAGALL
Mi 17 Ultra	NEZHA
Mi 17 Max	BYRON
Mi 5C	MERI
Redmi Turbo 5 Max	DASH
Redmi Turbo 5	KLEE
Redmi R70/R70M 5G	SOMALIA
Redmi Note 15 Pro 4G	CHAROITE
Redmi Note 15 4G	SPINEL
Redmi K90 Pro Max	MYRON
Redmi K90 Max	PRAGUE
Redmi K Pad 2	YILI
Redmi A7 Pro 5G	SOMALIA
Redmi A7 Pro 4G	ARCTIC
Redmi A5	SERENITY
Redmi A3X	KLEIN
Redmi 17 5G	SOMALIA
Redmi 15A 5G	SOMALIA
Poco X8 Pro Max	DASH
Poco X8 Pro	KLEE
Poco F8 Ultra	MYRON
Poco C85X 5G	SOMALIA
Poco C81X	SERENITY
Poco C81 Pro	ARCTIC
Poco C81	ARCTIC
Poco C71	SERENITY

OPPO / Realme – EDL Mode, No Auth / No Credits

Functions per the changelog: Flash, Read/Erase/Write Partition, Factory Reset, Reset FRP, Partition File Manager. Note that Read Info and Reset ID are not listed for this module.

Model	Model Number(s)
Realme P2 Pro	RMX3987
Realme GT8	RMX6699
Realme GT Neo5 SE	RMX3700, RMX3701
Realme 14 Pro Lite	RMX3990
Realme 13 Pro	RMX3988, RMX3989, RMX3990
Realme 13 Pro+	RMX3920, RMX3921
Realme 12 Pro+	RMX3840, RMX3841

OnePlus – EDL Mode, No Auth / No Credits

Functions per the changelog: Flash, Read/Erase/Write Partition, Factory Reset, Reset FRP, Partition File Manager.

Model	Model Number(s)
OnePlus Turbo 6	PLU110
OnePlus Nord 6	CPH2793, CPH2795

How EMT Works

EMT follows a module-based structure — you pick a brand (Xiaomi, OPPO or OnePlus in this update), then a specific model, then an operation. The software requires you to log in with an EMT account before any function becomes available.

For Qualcomm devices, the two main working modes are:

• EDL (Emergency Download Mode). A low-level Qualcomm bootloader mode that allows direct access to the device's flash storage. Through EDL, the tool can read device information, write firmware, manage partitions, perform a factory reset and clear FRP on supported models. On the newly listed no-auth models, these functions run without credits; on the combined EDL/Sideload group, EDL functions need the auth service when Find Device is OFF.
• Sideload mode. A recovery-level interface used here for Factory Reset, Flash Recovery Firmware and Fix Demo/Enterprise operations.

The changelog also mentions improved Qualcomm flash protocol handling, which affects how reliably the software communicates with supported chipsets during flashing.

How to Use EMT v4.10.00

The getting-started steps from the release notes, in order:

1. Download and install the latest EMT installer. (A download link was not provided in the material we received — use your official EMT source.)
2. Log in with your EMT account.
3. Select the brand and model.
4. Read the operation manuals carefully.
5. Press the function button to start the operation.
6. Follow the operation manual to switch the phone into the required mode (EDL or Sideload).
7. Connect the phone to your computer; install drivers if needed.
8. Wait for the operation to complete.

Two practical checks before step 5: confirm the model and codename in the software match your device exactly, and if you plan to flash or erase anything, check the flash chip first (see the safety section below).

Safety and Important Notes

1. Toshiba/Kioxia warning. The developers state this in capitals: do not try to flash Toshiba/Kioxia memory, and check the flash chip before use — otherwise it may erase or wipe the device's entire partition or chip. This applies before any flash or erase operation.
2. Data loss. Factory Reset, Erase Partition and flashing operations wipe user data. Back up whatever is recoverable before you begin, and inform the customer.
3. Beta functions. The seven beta-listed Xiaomi models may behave unpredictably. Treat early jobs on these devices with extra care.
4. Authorised servicing only. FRP and ID reset functions should only be used on devices you own or are authorised to service. Responsibility for lawful use rests with the technician, and rules vary by country.
5. Model selection. Always confirm the exact model and codename or RMX/CPH number before running any operation.
6. Drivers and connection. Install the correct Qualcomm drivers and use a stable USB connection. A dropped connection during a write operation can leave a device in a worse state.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is EMT v4.10.00?

It is the latest version of the EMT servicing software, updated September 9, 2026 as per the release notes. It adds new Xiaomi, Realme and OnePlus models, no-auth solutions for several Snapdragon platforms, and improvements to the Qualcomm flash protocol.

2. Do I need credits for the new Xiaomi EDL features?

No. The models in the no-auth EDL list — including the Mi 15 series, Redmi K90 and K80 Pro, and Poco F8 Pro — run without credits. The combined EDL/Sideload group is different: its EDL functions need the auth service when Find Device is OFF.

3. Which Xiaomi models got sideload-only support in this update?

Twenty-eight models, including the Mi 17 series, Redmi Turbo 5 and Turbo 5 Max, Redmi K90 Pro Max and K90 Max, Redmi A5, A3X and A7 Pro, and Poco X8, C81 and C71 variants. Sideload functions are limited to Factory Reset, Flash Recovery Firmware and Fix Demo/Enterprise.

4. Why is there a warning about Toshiba and Kioxia flash?

According to the release notes, using flash functions on devices with Toshiba or Kioxia memory may erase or wipe the entire partition or chip. The developers advise checking the flash chip before use, and the changelog links to a Help Center guide on reading Qualcomm storage information.

5. What does Fix Demo/Enterprise do?

Per the changelog, it converts custom MIUI devices running Demo, Enterprise or Carrier editions over to Stable firmware, using sideload mode.

6. Does EMT v4.10.00 support Realme and OnePlus devices?

Yes. Realme models such as the P2 Pro, GT8, GT Neo5 SE, 14 Pro Lite, 13 Pro and 12 Pro+ are supported via EDL without credits, along with the OnePlus Turbo 6 and Nord 6.

7. Is FRP reset available on the sideload-only Xiaomi models?

Not as per the changelog. The sideload-only group lists Factory Reset, Flash Recovery Firmware and Fix Demo/Enterprise only.

8. Where can I download EMT v4.10.00?

A download link was not provided in the material we received, so we cannot point you to one. The getting-started notes simply say to download and install the latest EMT installer and log in with your EMT account — use the official source you normally rely on.

Conclusion

EMT v4.10.00 is a model-focused update that meaningfully widens no-auth coverage for recent Xiaomi, Realme and OnePlus hardware, while adding sideload routes for the newest Mi 17 and Redmi Turbo 5 generations. The engine changes — new Snapdragon solutions and an improved flash protocol — should help technicians across everyday flashing and FRP jobs. Just keep one thing ahead of everything else: verify the flash chip before any write operation, because the Toshiba/Kioxia risk flagged in this release is not a small print footnote.

Download EMT v4.10.00 Latest 09/09/2026