The BQ Mobile BQ-8068L SW7 is a feature-rich budget Android tablet powered by a Spreadtrum processor. If the device is bricked, stuck on boot, or suffering from software failures, flashing the official SPD firmware restores its factory performance and stability. This article covers download links, flashing steps, and critical troubleshooting tips.
Quick Device Specs
- Model: BQ-8068L SW7
- Chipset: Spreadtrum / UNISOC (SPD)
- RAM: 2 GB
- Storage: 16 GB (expandable with microSD)
- Display: 8.0″ IPS, 1280 x 800 px
- Battery: 4000 mAh
- OS: Android 8.1 Go Edition
Required Downloads
- SPD Upgrade Tool (latest recommended)
- Spreadtrum/Unisoc USB Drivers
- BQ_Mobile_BQ-8068L_SW7_190104_SPD.zip (firmware link below)
Official Firmware Download
| Device | Build/Version | Type | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| BQ-8068L SW7 | 190104 | Official PAC ROM (SPD) | Download (Google Drive) |
How to Flash Firmware on BQ-8068L SW7 (SPD)
To restore your BQ-8068L, use the SPD Upgrade Tool. Flashing will erase all user data but resolves most software-related faults and boot issues. A Windows PC and working USB cable are required. For illustrated, step-by-step SPD tool instructions, see our master pillar guide:
How to Use the SPD Upgrade Tool to Flash Your Smartphone
Device-Specific Troubleshooting for BQ-8068L SW7
- Stuck at logo or bootloop: After flashing, always perform a factory reset via Recovery Mode if the tablet does not boot. Low battery or cable issues can cause partial flashes—try another USB port/cable and reflash if this happens.
- SPD Boot set failure or cannot enter flashing mode: Press and hold Volume Down, then connect to PC to trigger flash mode. Install the correct SPD USB drivers and retry. Persistence of “boot set failure” sometimes requires clearing out all partitions—choose the “Erase” option in SPD Tool if necessary, then reflash..
- Touchscreen or display artifacts: If after firmware upgrade you see lines or touchscreen does not register, confirm the firmware is for the exact device revision; wrong PAC files can cause hardware mismatches.
- IMEI loss or “no service” after flash: Some SPD flashes wipe IMEI. Restore using SPD Tool’s WriteIMEI option or dial *#06# to verify after first boot.
FAQs
Q1. Does SPD flashing delete my files?
Yes. The PAC firmware will erase all internal storage; back up any important data first.
Q2. Tablet not recognized by PC?
Install the latest Spreadtrum drivers and retry with a different USB cable and port. Sometimes Windows 10/11 requires driver signature enforcement to be disabled for SPD drivers.
Q3. What to do if stuck on privacy protection password after flash?
This is a security feature; it requires the original password. If forgotten, professional service (using Miracle Box etc.) may be needed to bypass.
Q4. Can you unbrick the tablet if it won’t turn on at all?
If the tablet is still detected as a device (even as unknown or SPD) in Device Manager when connected, flashing will usually work. For hardware failure (not even a vibration or USB detection), service center repair is required.
For advanced recovery and walkthroughs, reference our SPD Upgrade Tool flashing guide or consult BQ service for hardware issues and password locks.
