How to Extract payload.bin File

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Many OEMs including OnePlus packs their firmware inside the payload.bin file. So if you want to get an individual partition file, then you will have to first extract this payload.bin file.
For example, if you are planning to root your phone via Magisk, then you will need the boot.img which you could only get after extracting the payload.bin firmware. Likewise, if your device gets in a soft-brick or boot loop state, then you will have to flash all the firmware files to their respective partitions- and you could only get these files after extracting the payload.bin.
So in this video, we will show you two different methods to extract this payload.bin- using Command Prompt and via a third-party app. You may refer to the method that is in sync with your requirement.

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[@Lalito911]

thanks this video was the only method that works for me with the payload in the command center thanks new sub and like

[@tarunmehra9467]

Osm vdo bro my problem was solved thankyou bro...

[@atulsaxena109]

I've downloaded the zip for VIVO Y75 and extracted it but there is no PAYLOAD.BIN file inside the folder. Please anyone help

[@Akronn]

Unpacking is easy. Now the real question is: how to repack them?

[@yetanotherchad7388]

im on windows 11 mine says unsupported 16bit error how come you didnt had that please help

[@jhonyjordao4590]

Thank u. Now that I follow the image files, how do I flash them in QFIL?

[@zikisieda]

Thank you very much, turkish hacker!!!

[@NadeemUnlocking]

how can unpack .bin files

[@clusantgaming430]

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THANX DUDE