Advan G-Tab (8001) Stock Firmware (ROM)

The Advan G-Tab (model 8001) is an 8-inch 4G LTE tablet from 2019, offering a large display for media and browsing. It is powered by the UNISOC SC9863A octa-core processor and runs on Android 8.0 Oreo. This guide provides the official stock firmware package to restore your device to its original factory software.

This firmware comes in the .cpb format, which requires a specific flashing utility called the YGDP (or QGDP) Tool. This process is the most effective solution for fixing major software issues, such as a bricked or dead tablet (mati total), a device stuck on the Advan logo, or other critical system errors.

Disclaimer: Flashing this stock ROM will completely erase all personal data from the tablet’s internal storage, including your apps, photos, contacts, and files. Please ensure you have backed up any important data before you begin.

Quick Device Specs

• Device: Advan G-Tab (8001)
• Release year: 2019
• Chipset: UNISOC SC9863A
• Display: 8.0″ IPS LCD, 800 x 1280 pixels
• RAM/Storage: 2GB/16GB
• Battery: 4000 mAh
• Original OS: Android 8.0 (Oreo)

Required Downloads

To flash this .cpb firmware, you will need the YGDP Tool and the official Spreadtrum/UNISOC USB drivers. These drivers are essential for your computer to correctly recognize the tablet in flashing mode.

• The firmware package from the table below
• YGDP Tool (also known as QGDP Tool)
• Spreadtrum/UNISOC SCI USB Drivers

Official Stock Firmware (ROM)

How to Flash Stock Firmware

To restore your Advan G-Tab, you must use the YGDP Tool. First, install the Spreadtrum/UNISOC drivers on your PC. Open the YGDP Tool, enter the password (e.g., ‘9527’ or ‘369’), and use the “Config” menu to load the .cpb firmware file. Click “Start” on the main screen. Power off your tablet completely. Press and hold the Volume Down key while connecting the tablet to your PC with a USB cable to begin the flashing process.

For a complete, step-by-step walkthrough of this flashing method, please refer to our detailed pillar guide: How to Use YGDP Tool to Flash CPB Firmware.

Device-Specific Troubleshooting for Advan G-Tab (8001)

• YGDP Tool Does Not Detect Tablet: This is a driver issue. Ensure the Spreadtrum/UNISOC SCI drivers are installed correctly. Open the Windows Device Manager before connecting your tablet; when you connect it in flash mode, a “Spreadtrum” or “SCI” device should appear briefly under the “Ports (COM & LPT)” section.
• “Invalid CPB File” Error: This error in the YGDP tool means your downloaded firmware file is incomplete or corrupted. Download the file again and ensure you are loading the .cpb file, not the .zip archive.
• YGDP Tool Password: The flashing tool is password-protected. The most common default passwords are 9527 or 369. You will need to enter one of these to log in and use the tool.
• Restoring Performance: If your tablet has become slow or laggy over time, a full firmware flash is the best way to restore it to its original performance by installing a clean, factory-fresh version of Android.

FAQs

Q1. My Advan G-Tab is stuck on the startup logo. Will this fix it?

Yes. A “bootloop” is a classic sign of software corruption. Flashing this official .cpb firmware will completely overwrite the system and resolve the issue.

Q2. What is a .cpb file and why can’t I use the normal SPD Upgrade Tool?

A .cpb file is a different type of firmware package used by some manufacturers. It requires the YGDP Tool for installation and is not compatible with the standard SPD Upgrade Tool which uses .pac files.

Q3. Will this process remove the Google Account lock (FRP)?

No. Flashing the stock firmware restores the OS but does not bypass Factory Reset Protection (FRP). After flashing, you will still be prompted to enter the login details of the last Google account synced to the tablet.

Q4. The tool gives an error and fails to flash. What should I do?

First, confirm your drivers are installed correctly. Second, use a high-quality USB cable and a main USB port on your computer (not a hub). Third, ensure the tablet’s battery has a sufficient charge before starting the process.