It sounds like you’re referring to a search or paper title that combines a mobile phone model (Nokia 105 TA-1304) with a technical procedure (flash file download) — typically used for firmware reinstallation, unlocking, or repairing a bricked device.

However, there is no known academic or peer-reviewed paper with that exact title. Instead, what you’ve likely encountered is:

1. A firmware distribution page (from sites like FirmwareFile, GSMHosting, or ROM providers) — often misleadingly called a “paper” in casual forums.
2. A tutorial or guide written in a technical blog style, possibly PDF-formatted, detailing how to flash the Nokia 105 (2021 refresh, model TA-1304) using tools like SP Flash Tool or Miracle Box (since this phone uses a MediaTek chipset).

Troubleshooting Common Flash Errors

Even with the correct Nokia 105 TA-1304 flash file, you might run into issues. Here’s how to fix them:

| Error Message | Likely Cause | Solution | |---------------|---------------|----------| | "USB Device Not Recognized" | Driver not installed | Reinstall Nokia USB drivers, try different USB port, use USB 2.0 port | | "PAC Mismatch" | Wrong flash file | Double-check model number (TA-1304). Download correct PAC file | | "Flash Failed at 2%" | Battery low or cable issue | Charge phone, replace USB cable, restart PC | | "Phone Dead After Flash" | Wrong firmware or interrupted flash | Re-flash with full format option selected | | "Boot Authentication Failed" | Secure boot enabled | Use a newer PAC file with patched bootloader |

Prerequisites Before Flashing

3. Required tools and files

• Correct Nokia 105 TA-1304 flash file (firmware package) for the device’s exact variant.
• Flashing software compatible with Nokia feature phones (e.g., Newer Phoenix Service Software or other supported flashing tools specific to Nokia’s legacy devices). Use only trusted, up-to-date tools.
• USB drivers for the device so the PC recognizes the phone in flashing mode.
• A Windows PC (common for Nokia legacy tools), reliable USB cable, and stable power.
• Optional: USB hub and battery charger; remove or ensure battery level is adequate (usually >50%).

Step 6: First Boot

• Disconnect the phone.
• Remove the battery for 10 seconds, reinsert it.
• Press power button to turn on. First boot may take 3-5 minutes.