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Reactivation Lock will not turn off even with correct information.

Reactivation lock just wont turn off at all. I type in the correct info and it loads back to the screen with the check mark still on it under security. What can I do to fix this? I'm currently on a stock pb1 flashed in odin because I couldn't upgrade to MM due to bootloader (download screen) being reactivation locked. Can any one help please? ♥

shibtastic said:
Reactivation lock just wont turn off at all. I type in the correct info and it loads back to the screen with the check mark still on it under security. What can I do to fix this? I'm currently on a stock pb1 flashed in odin because I couldn't upgrade to MM due to bootloader (download screen) being reactivation locked. Can any one help please? ♥
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its a known issue for android 5.0. with 4.4.4, 5.1.1 and 6.0 it can be disabled correctly but for some reason it wont work even with the new updates (PD and PF) for the s5 verizon.

My guide removes reactivation lock
Requires a Samsung 15emcc to bootloader unlock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...ivation-lock-off-finally-stuck-t3433342/page1

Unable to Disable Reactivation Lock but can Login

I have a SM-G900V currently running stock PB1 unrooted and a locked bootloader. My s5 also has Cid with 15 so I am able to unlock. My end goal is to have mm rooted and unlocked bootloader with custom recovery.
Now the issue,
The Reactivation Locked is enabled/checked in security settings with my account which I am able to log into both from a PC and while doing a full reset using ODIN or from stock recovery. During reset it makes me login to setup my phone and I do and move forward with setting up my phone. If I go into Settings/Security and turn off reactivation it asks me to login so I do. It says I'm logged in but the check is still there. It actually disappears then reappears right away.
I have done a dozen full on wipes/resets of both the internal and external SD card using odin but nothing seems to let me disable reactivation so that I can get to MM rooted and unlocked bootloader.
Anyone got any pointers?
~me

Try this: http://androiding.how/unable-to-disable-reactivation-lock-on-galaxy-s6-try-this-fail-safe-trick/

I have a new method to unlock the s5 verizon reactivation lock stuck on issue
It works on Samsung eMMC and Toshiba eMMC
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...ivation-lock-off-finally-stuck-t3433342/page1

FRP lock

So, while i was screwing around with the Nougat Revolution rom I ended up softbricking my phone. I unbricked it by downgrading to Marshmallow. Now when i go into the bootloader menu it shows up FRP lock. I deleted any google account present on my phone, but this didn't fix it. Anyone has an idea to get rid of the FRP lock? Because whilst this is activated I am able to flash anything.

Hi!
FRP is Factory Reset Protection.
This is 16-digit password.The password is same as the code for unlock the bootloader,who can get from Huawei official page.

Update: after repeatingly resetting my phone, adding and deleting the google account it eventually unlocked inside the bootloader. I don't know why this happened, but if anyone comes across this issue sometime, try what I did.

custom binary block by frp lock

First of all Hello everyone, my phone version is SM-N950F and CSC XXV
I disabled OEM by accident, now i have that message on my phone, so i tried flashing it with ODIN and an updated version of my phone, but i keep getting Fails no matter the firmware i use, for example "sboot.bin fail", can anyone help me ?

It's probably too late now, but for anyone with the same problem samsung has a protection so that if somebody steals your phone and your bootloader is unlocked they can't just flash a custom fw to use the phone. FRP lock is simply a lock activated whenever you have a google account linked with the phone so to disable it just remove the google account, or reset the phone, but be sure to do it from within android and not from the recovery.

google account locked

Is it poss to get passed Google Verify lock as I've got a g950f from my late mothers but don't know any of deets for log ins. Can't access setting to allow ADB either

factory reset .... but you'll lose all data .....

Factory reset doesn't remove the frp lock

Okay, we removed a frp-lock once by using Odin. The best you can do is search for the right stock Rom and flash this with Odin, but you need to access download-mode on your phone which must be possible also with a phone with frp-lock, because it is there where the frp-lock is shown. For as far as I know, also recovery-mode should normally still be available.
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Factory reset doesn't remove the frp lock
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