Your computer requires specialized command-line utilities to communicate with the MediaPad's bootloader interface.
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Good news – MediaTek devices from this era do not require an official bootloader unlock code. SP Flash Tool bypasses this entirely. However, you do need a custom recovery. I will follow the plan outlined in the system prompt
Only download from trusted uploads (checksums, user comments). Many fake “Android 7.1” ROMs for this device are malware. The search for specifications returned results from iFixit