Urgent.
Smartphone is protected by pattern. How to disable reactivation lock without erasing data?!
Normally I flash TWRP recovery and I delete gesture.key but this time Reactivation Lock is ON.
Need help.
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daxx75 said:
Urgent.
Smartphone is protected by pattern. How to disable reactivation lock without erasing data?!
Normally I flash TWRP recovery and I delete gesture.key but this time Reactivation Lock is ON.
Need help.
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I've switch on the Reactivation Lock. My phone is rooted and in the reboot options I've selected reboot to recovery.
Now the phone is in a loop trying to enter in recovery and giving the activation lock warning.
I think that the problem is that the reboot to recovery option is always forcing to enter in recovery and the Reactivation Lock don't allow this.
Does anybody know a way to force to boot in the system to disable the reactivation lock? I can't believe that nobody had reboot to recovery by mistake without disabling Reactivation Lock previously.
JmJ17 said:
I've switch on the Reactivation Lock. My phone is rooted and in the reboot options I've selected reboot to recovery.
Now the phone is in a loop trying to enter in recovery and giving the activation lock warning.
I think that the problem is that the reboot to recovery option is always forcing to enter in recovery and the Reactivation Lock don't allow this.
Does anybody know a way to force to boot in the system to disable the reactivation lock? I can't believe that nobody had reboot to recovery by mistake without disabling Reactivation Lock previously.
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I reply myself. I've found a solution, perhaps could be usefult for other user:
I've tried to flash a recovery with Odin. Obviously it fails because the Reactivation Lock, but when you reboot the phone, it boots to system and now it's possible to deactivate it.
The option Reactivation is useful but it's importan to take care.
JmJ17 said:
I reply myself. I've found a solution, perhaps could be usefult for other user:
I've tried to flash a recovery with Odin. Obviously it fails because the Reactivation Lock, but when you reboot the phone, it boots to system and now it's possible to deactivate it.
The option Reactivation is useful but it's importan to take care.
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Great stuff man, big thanks, thought I'd screwed my phone. but this worked for me too
i am trying to flash twrp 3.0 on a samsung j500fn in odin, but when i press start, i get a msg on the phone:
custom recovery blocked by frp lock
At this time i havent anabled OEM unlock yet, is that the problem?
What can i do? I read stories of people flashing twrp and after that it won't boot anymore, with the same message?
sander815 said:
i am trying to flash twrp 3.0 on a samsung j500fn in odin, but when i press start, i get a msg on the phone:
custom recovery blocked by frp lock
At this time i havent anabled OEM unlock yet, is that the problem?
What can i do? I read stories of people flashing twrp and after that it won't boot anymore, with the same message?
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You forgot to enable OEM unlock, now you have to flash stock rom using odin, and do it again, this time don't forget to enable OEM unlock, how are you going to mess around with your system, when you forgot to unlock bootloader when rooting?
no, i am still in download mode on the samsung. Flashing twrp just didn't work. Phone is still working ok. I am just getting this msg when i am trying to flash twrp with Odin.
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You need to enable OEM unlock and than reflash TWRP in Odin disable auto rebot in option after finishing insert your baterry.
hi bought this phone off of ebay bootloader is locked and has frp . i tried fastboot unlock_bootloader but came unsuccessful. is there any way i can unlock the bootloader i can go into settings but i can't enable developers mode nothing happens..i want to use this phone but i can't bypass frp any help please...
ooof, can you factory reset the phone in recovery?
aer0zer0 said:
ooof, can you factory reset the phone in recovery?
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I have tried that i boot into recovery it only wipes data. i tried bypassing the google verification screen go into settings and tried factory resetting the device it reboots but boots back up with the same thing..bootloader is locked , secure mode is on device stats that its locked . i even tried fastboot methods to try unlock bootloader or wiping the device but it doesnt allow me because its the device is in locked state...
Rich207 said:
I have tried that i boot into recovery it only wipes data. i tried bypassing the google verification screen go into settings and tried factory resetting the device it reboots but boots back up with the same thing..bootloader is locked , secure mode is on device stats that its locked . i even tried fastboot methods to try unlock bootloader or wiping the device but it doesnt allow me because its the device is in locked state...
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I think your SOL. can you get ahold of the guy to get you logged in?
I like to regularly backup my data partition using TWRP. I noticed once I enable my fingerprint screen lock, TWRP is unable to access my data partition because Android 8.0 encrypts it from the moment I set a screen lock password (obligated when I enable fingerprint screen lock). For the moment my device in not encrypted and I don't want it to be encrypted, "preserve force encryption" is off in Magisk. Can I take the risk and enable my fingerprint screen lock now? Or will it encrypt my data partition again? I don't want my data partition to be encrypted as I like to access it out of Android. My bootloader is unlocked and my phone is a Samsung SM-G935F (Galaxy 7 edge) with Android 8.0 (TGPKernel.S7E.6.12.6).
ps: TWRP does not ask for a password after my Android device/partition is encrypted.
So does enabling a screen lock turn on encryption automatically and can I disable this behaviour?
Use the modded version of TWRP (the one on my signature, green one) for S7 edge.
Hi, on my SM_G950F at startup appeared the message "encryption failed" after going in Recovery Boot. It has an official G950FXXU5DSHC ROM and FRP Lock: On and OEM Lock: On.
Any idea how to restore it?
weiddolo said:
Hi, on my SM_G950F at startup appeared the message "encryption failed" after going in Recovery Boot. It has an official G950FXXU5DSHC ROM and FRP Lock: On and OEM Lock: On.
Any idea how to restore it?
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Do you know the last used Google account details? So you can access ones restored? Of so just boot to recovery and wipe data/cache. Then it should boot
callumbr1 said:
Do you know the last used Google account details? So you can access ones restored? Of so just boot to recovery and wipe data/cache. Then it should boot
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Unfortunately the message appears at startup "encryption failed" and even a factory reset doesn't solve my problem
weiddolo said:
Unfortunately the message appears at startup "encryption failed" and even a factory reset doesn't solve my problem
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You tried factory reset from recovery?
callumbr1 said:
You tried factory reset from recovery?
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yes, with no result