Dr.Fone User Guide for Screen Unlock
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How to Completely Remove FRP on All Samsung Snapdragon Processor Mobile Phones (100% Success)?
"I was given a Galaxy S23 on OneUI 6.1 to unlock, the original User of the device doesn't know the Google Account or phone unlock pin. I've tried several tools, neither of them worked. I tried flashing TWRP to get ADB access, but that didn't work either. How can I bypass the FRP Lock, I know, that I just have to reset it over the settings App to remove FRP, but i can't get into there. "
Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a security feature built into Android devices to prevent unauthorized access after a factory reset. If you reset your Samsung device without first removing the linked Google account, you will be locked out and asked to verify the original credentials. This can be a major inconvenience, especially if you've forgotten your Google account details.
Fortunately, with Dr.Fone – Screen Unlock (Android), you can bypass the FRP lock on Samsung phones with Qualcomm Snapdragon processors (Android 11-15) easily. This guide will walk you through the entire process, ensuring a smooth and successful FRP removal.
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Index
Part 1: What is FRP Lock on Samsung Phones With Snapdragon Processor?
1.1 Understanding FRP Lock
FRP is designed to protect your device from theft by ensuring that only the original owner can access it after a reset. Once FRP is triggered, you must enter the previously used Google account credentials to proceed with setup.
1.2 Why Are Special Methods Needed for Snapdragon Devices?
Samsung devices with Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets have unique security settings. Many standard FRP bypass methods don’t work on these models. That’s why specialized tools like Dr.Fone are necessary to effectively remove the FRP lock.
Part 2: What is the Samsung EDL Engineering Cable and How Does It Help in FRP Unlocking?
2.1 What is the Samsung EDL Engineering Cable?
The Samsung EDL Engineering Cable is a specialized tool used for connecting Samsung devices to a computer in Emergency Download Mode (EDL). This mode allows users to flash firmware, repair bricked devices, and, in this case, bypass the FRP lock on Samsung devices.
- EDL Mode is primarily used for Qualcomm-based devices. This mode gives you deeper access to your device’s firmware, which is required to bypass the FRP lock.
- The EDL cable essentially acts as a bridge between your Samsung phone and the PC, enabling the software to communicate with your device at a deeper level than what is available in normal recovery or bootloader modes.
2.2 How Does the Samsung EDL Engineering Cable Help in FRP Unlocking?
By connecting your device in EDL mode using the EDL engineering cable, Dr.Fone can directly communicate with the device’s firmware and bypass the FRP lock. This is particularly useful when:
- The traditional FRP bypass methods fail.
- Your device is stuck in a boot loop due to FRP lock.
- You need to flash new firmware onto your device without accessing the normal recovery menu.
This EDL cable is essential for Samsung Snapdragon devices, as it allows the software to initiate a bypass process for FRP unlocking, ensuring a seamless operation without risk of bricking the device.
Part 3: How to Remove FRP on Samsung Phones With Snapdragon Processor Using an EDL Cable?
The Qualcomm-based Samsung solution supports unlocking Samsung S23, S24, and other Qualcomm-based models without being limited by Android system settings. However, Samsung EDL engineering cables are required to complete the unlocking process.
Supported Devices: Supports unlocking for various Samsung models, including A01, A02s, A42 5G, A52 5G, A71, M02s, S21, S22, S23, S24 and more with Snapdragon processors.
First, purchase a Samsung EDL engineering cable from platforms such as Amazon or eBay.
This cable is essential for bypassing the FRP lock, so make sure to have it ready before starting the process.
Visit the official Dr.Fone website and download the software. Install the program on your computer. Launch the software and select Screen Unlock from the main menu.
* This feature is currently available only on Windows. Mac support is coming soon!
In Dr.Fone, select Android to continue the process.
Click on Remove Google FRP Lock.
Choose Samsung as your device brand, then click Start to begin the FRP bypass process.
For Samsung devices with Qualcomm chipsets, choose Qualcomm (Snapdragon) and click Start.
After preparing your EDL Engineering Cable, click OK, got it to proceed.
Dr.Fone will automatically begin downloading the necessary Android firmware for your device.
Once the download is complete, the software will verify the firmware before making it available for installation on your device.
Now, we need to put your device into the correct mode to proceed with FRP removal.
- First, power off your device and keep it disconnected from the computer. (Do not connect the EDL cable.)
- Simultaneously press and hold the Volume Up, Volume Down, and EDL button without releasing, then insert the EDL engineering cable.
- Release the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons, and repeat the following operation about 15 times: press the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons simultaneously, then quickly release them. (Keep the EDL button held down.)
- Once finished, release the EDL button.
After your device is in the correct mode, choose your device model from the list in Dr.Fone (e.g., Samsung S24 Ultra [SM-S928U]). Click Next to allow Dr.Fone to detect your device and apply the necessary FRP unlocking method.
Dr.Fone will now proceed with unlocking your device. Wait for the process to complete. This usually takes a few minutes.
Once done, restart your phone and proceed with the setup. No Google account verification will be required, meaning FRP has been successfully bypassed!
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