2015年11月3日 · As per my other answer, this will remove FRP from the device. The APK in (4) is very simple and just opens Settings, you could use any other that does the same if you don't want to trust that source. Nexus 5, 5X, 6, and 6P running 6.0.1; Goclever Quantum 2 400S running 5.1:

So disabling OEM lock in the Developer Settings, which opens the bootloader to non-signed binaries, should let you flash any custom binary. EDIT: To recover your device, simply flash it with a stock firmware uing Heindall or Odin.

Set a screen lock: To help prevent other people from using or erasing your device, set a screen lock. Learn how to set a screen lock . Tip: If you don’t have a screen lock set, you might be able to lock your device remotely with Find My Device.

2021年12月20日 · By editing boot.img-ramdisk with ro.secure=0 ro.debuggable=1 persist.sys.usb.config=mtp,adb, packing again with mkbootimg produces boot.img. Heimdall is used with partition information table, and f...

Base on my research you can fix the OEM lock by flashing Samsung stock signed firmware using Odin or Samsung tool pro. To remove the frp you need to create a modded boot where the USB debugging is on.

Find ( ro.frp.pst=/ ) Change the line to have a # before it ( Comment the line out ) ro.frp.pst=/ to # ro.frp.pst=/ Now you have removed FRP by breaking the crucial property that tells FRP the whereabouts of your FRP Partition. Save the file as a new file with the applied changes to …

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2020年2月12日 · Now we're almost done. We have to unlock it from flashing too and unlock system critical (in the security update from 2016, the FRP partition was marked as critical and unless we unlock critical partitions, the FRP lock won't ever go away) First, flashing unlock. Run fastboot flashing unlock. Spam the volume up again

2018年2月13日 · After fiddling around, flashing a custom bootloader (which got blocked due to FRP lock) I reflashed 5.1 stock ROM and did the camera trick for the 3rd time, however I got boot loops and so the phone started up in Safe Mode. I then restarted the phone to get out of Safe Mode and the FRP Lock was disabled.

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