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My oem unlocking option is grayed out...earlier i have tried to unlock my phone that time i am able to turn the oem unlocking option on but due to some problems my phone got stuck in the boot screen ...i gave my phone to service centre after i got my phone i saw that my oem unlocking option is grayed...now what to do? I am usi]ng moto g5 plus please help!!
The only reasons OEM unlocking is grayed out is either you are already unlocked, or they installed an engineering bootloader... Better hope it's the first one, because if it's the second your in trouble. What is the output of "fastboot getvar all" (and mask out your IMEI)?
acejavelin said:
The only reasons OEM unlocking is grayed out is either you are already unlocked, or they installed an engineering bootloader... Better hope it's the first one, because if it's the second your in trouble. What is the output of "fastboot getvar all" (and mask out your IMEI)?
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Engineering bootloader? What's that?
psychopac said:
Engineering bootloader? What's that?
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It's a temporary bootloader used by Moto Support/Repair and service centers when flashing back to stock after a failed update or corrupted ROM for some other reason, it allows them to unlock the device at a deeper level than normal, flash what they need, then relock the bootloader without tripping the warranty flag, then restore the stock bootloader.
It has happened a few times where a device has gone out with a Engineering bootloader (google it, you will see a few threads here and there) back to a customer after a repair, the problem is it's not really unlocked, you can't flash TWRP or custom ROM, and it can't be relocked or fully unlocked (we don't have the code required, guessing it's similar to a regular bootloader unlock code, unique per IMEI, but different). It is seriously annoying and the only solution is to send it back to Moto or return it to the service center which may or may not be able to rectify it. On a good note, the device will function on the ROM installed. We don't know what will happen if you attempt to take an OTA though.
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I have same problem ... please help me
oem unlock button grayed out
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oem unlock button grayed out
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Than you're probably unlocked already?
Sent from my Moto G5 Plus using XDA Labs
Restart the phone - do you see a screen with a yellow triangle with exclamation with a statement your bootloader is unlocked.... If Yes, your phone is already unlocked.
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hi
2 days back when i awake morning my tablet wont turn on and stuck on X logo and i have allow to go to recovery and bootloader and when i want to wipe its stuck on erase/data and nothing happend
yesterday i flash it and it failed because the bootloader lock now it go only in bootloader and show message boot failed then i try to unlock and show uknown error
my device was 4.2.2 stock and not rooted and lock bootloader
plz help me
sorry for my bad english
So you've tried this unbrick method?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2072732&highlight=unbrick
If that doesn't work, you're in the line of people with similar problems, looking for a way to restore bootloader with nvFlash.
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So you've tried this unbrick method?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2072732&highlight=unbrick
If that doesn't work, you're in the line of people with similar problems, looking for a way to restore bootloader with nvFlash.
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yes i did when i want to unlock bootloader it show a unknwon error
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What is Nvflash?
is there a quide for that?
plz help
plz somebody help me
can somebody help me?????
Nobody!!!!!
Try and look in any of these threads and see if you can sort something out:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1781250
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2379283
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2375694
Sounds like you may have to reflash a complete stock factory image, including your bootloader. Those threads should be of help.
yes i did when i want to unlock bootloader it show a unknwon error
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You should start over completely and make sure you have the right factory image and that all partitions are formatted etc. Start getting it to boot with stock image and locked bootloader, and take it from there.
djalireza_mixer said:
hi
2 days back when i awake morning my tablet wont turn on and stuck on X logo and i have allow to go to recovery and bootloader and when i want to wipe its stuck on erase/data and nothing happend
yesterday i flash it and it failed because the bootloader lock now it go only in bootloader and show message boot failed then i try to unlock and show uknown error
my device was 4.2.2 stock and not rooted and lock bootloader
plz help me
sorry for my bad english
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u r not first one to get problem so search for answer
anyway >> Use NexusRootToolkit to repair it (unlock, root, lock, flash, recover to stock and ...)
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Aslaam Alaikom.."Hi"
I tried this way and it work 100%
and I get my stock phone 100%
and locked bootloader
YOU NEED..
1) Flashtool last verson LINK
2) File FTF Which acceptable to you
THEN..
install flashtool then open it
copy your ftf file into smething like this "by default installing" C:\Flashtool\firmwares
turn off your device then hold volume down while connect USB to your device
flashtool will tell you if it know your device
then press in flashtool first button seems like lightning
select flashmode then select from a device column "c6903"
then press flash..
it may take sometime
after finishing
click on BLU button then click on relock
then
just unplug your device and turn it on
your device is 100% stock..:good::good:
This does NOT relock the bootloader!
Dial *#*#7378423#*#*
Goto software info and configuration.
The last line will still say
Bootloader unlocked: yes
gregbradley said:
This does NOT relock the bootloader!
Dial *#*#7378423#*#*
Goto software info and configuration.
The last line will still say
Bootloader unlocked: yes
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sorry..
I just forget on more step which is BLU button
But if you want to do that, you do not need to do any of the previous stuff,
Just clicking on the BLU and choosing relock is enough....
If you have a stock kernel there is no need to do all the previous stuff
If you are on a custom kernel, then you need to flash a stock FTF to get stock kernel and stock system back, otherwise, just clicking the button is enough..
Too much...
gregbradley said:
But if you want to do that, you do not need to do any of the previous stuff,
Just clicking on the BLU and choosing relock is enough....
If you have a stock kernel there is no need to do all the previous stuff
If you are on a custom kernel, then you need to flash a stock FTF to get stock kernel and stock system back, otherwise, just clicking the button is enough..
Too much...
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Immmm actually I tried what you said but my phone couldn't boot even I had stock kernel
After trying this way everything is ok
How do you know if your bootloader is unlocked,does it show some kind of logo or text.I can remember on Motorola it would say bootloader is unlocked on start up.
adamo86 said:
How do you know if your bootloader is unlocked,does it show some kind of logo or text.I can remember on Motorola it would say bootloader is unlocked on start up.
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Actually there is no blue light when you boot your device and you can check as this pic
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^^^
This is my device after relocked
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Actually there is no blue light when you boot your device and you can check as this pic
^^^
This is my device after relocked
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I don't see blue light.and I haven't unlocked the bootloader on this phone.
I'm not an Android rooting noob (my rooting goes back to OG Moto Droid in late 2009) and I'm sure it's something ridiculously simple I'm missing but I can't get my bootloader to unlock. I've tried ADB/Fastboot, WUG's Nexus Root Toolkit, and Chevy's Android Job Box. Nothing works.
I got my 6P today, SIM'ed it up, booted up, logged in, enabled USB debugging, installed the drivers, and let it update. When I opened WUG's NRT, I saw that I had an Android build one step later than the NRT. Mine's MD80BL and K is the latest in the NRT. I thought that shouldn't be a problem and selected the "any build" option with the Nexus 6P. I went through the installing drivers process and can access the file structure of the phone through W10.
I then went to the unlock bootloader option, clicked through the prompts until the phone rebooted into the bootloader and clicked the OK button to unlock the bootloader. About two seconds later a window popped up on my desktop telling me my bootloader was unlocked, my data was wiped, and I would have to go through the setup process on the phone. Excellent, except my phone booted right back to my stock homepage. I tried again with the same result.
I then tried it manually using ADB/Fastboot. The "fastboot devices" showed a connected device which I assume is my 6P since I have nothing else Android connected. When I type in "fastboot flashing unlock" I get all the fastboot commands/options as if I typed an unknown command. "Fastboot oem unlock" didn't work either. I went and downloaded the latest SDK and retried everything with the same result.
Here's my Build Number.
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Here's what I get when I try to use fastboot to unlock the bootloader.
Any help will be much appreciated. I expect I'm going to feel stupid when my mistake is pointed out but I'm here to learn.
Upgrade your adb/flashboot setup. Probably too old.
You must allow the option to unlock, then go to fastboot, the run the command, with an updated version of fastboot command.
Ah, I see. The SDK Manager is not installing into my SDK directory. I'll copy/paste, retry, and report back. Thank you!
Now I get this message that unlocking the bootloader isn't allowed.
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Now I get this message that unlocking the bootloader isn't allowed.
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Go to developer options & turn on the option that says enable bootloader unlock and retry.
Ha! I do feel stupid.
Thank you very much!!
You are very welcome!!!
I am currently unable to unlock the boot loader on my phone. The OEM Unlocking setting will not work. Earlier I tried to root my phone but I failed. I accidentally wiped the whole phone. I had to repair it by installing a factory stock rom(POTTER_NPN25.137-35). I have unlocked the developers settings and turned on USB Debugging. However I cannot turn on OEM Unlocking.
OEM Ulocking
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I am not sure what do to can someone please help me.
LeoG360 said:
I am currently unable to unlock the boot loader on my phone. The OEM Unlocking setting will not work. Earlier I tried to root my phone but I failed. I accidentally wiped the whole phone. I had to repair it by installing a factory stock rom(POTTER_NPN25.137-35). I have unlocked the developers settings and turned on USB Debugging. However I cannot turn on OEM Unlocking.
OEM Ulocking
I am not sure what do to can someone please help me.
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Its already turned on. Just follow the steps of unlocking the bootloader. You will surely be able to unlock it!
Good Luck!!
I relocked myself and I have the option to unlock again. I'd suggest trying what Harshal0512 said.
LeoG360 said:
I am currently unable to unlock the boot loader on my phone. The OEM Unlocking setting will not work. Earlier I tried to root my phone but I failed. I accidentally wiped the whole phone. I had to repair it by installing a factory stock rom(POTTER_NPN25.137-35). I have unlocked the developers settings and turned on USB Debugging. However I cannot turn on OEM Unlocking.
OEM Ulocking
I am not sure what do to can someone please help me.
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What does it show in the bootloader screen? Most likely, you have unlocked the bootloader successfully (thus the wipe, which is normal), now you just need to root it.
Sure hope this isn't something with King(o)root or a similar "one click" tool... most of those will not work, and some will even brick a Moto device.
I checked the boot loader and it is unlocked. I am not in the process of rooting it the device. Thank you all for you help.
Ok so hear me out i have the pixel 2 vzw model and i was playing around with it and found out that if you factory reset it and then run `adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.phone` and reboot the phone twice the oem unlocking switch will work and you can enable it however when you reboot the phone into fastboot mode it will say oem unlocking is not allowed and the switch will just regreay out the phone was running the latest verison of android 11 for it from what i was told when you run the `fastboot flashing unlock` command it checks the phones imei to see if its a vzw or not so if there were a way to spoof the imei to a factory unlocked one without root it could be possable to unlock the bootloader on the vzw pixel 2
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I give up on this i thought it could be possable but its not i was going to sell it on swappa but swappa wants me to replace the battery on it and for the same price of doing that i could just go buy a factory unlocked model and im not investing money into a verizon model phone and the only reason why i have this is because i got scammed and i was told this was factory unlocked but its this vzw bull****
Unfortunately I feel like Swappa is dead except to resellers. Total cost to sell a $400 phone a few months back was over $50!!! Insane!!! Facebook market place from now on!
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Ok so hear me out i have the pixel 2 vzw model and i was playing around with it and found out that if you factory reset it and then run `adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.phone` and reboot the phone twice the oem unlocking switch will work and you can enable it however when you reboot the phone into fastboot mode it will say oem unlocking is not allowed and the switch will just regreay out the phone was running the latest verison of android 11 for it from what i was told when you run the `fastboot flashing unlock` command it checks the phones imei to see if its a vzw or not so if there were a way to spoof the imei to a factory unlocked one without root it could be possable to unlock the bootloader on the vzw pixel 2 View attachment 5351665
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holy run on sentence
Scottx86, sorry to hear about this.
Factory unlocked - means you can use any carrier.
Bootloader unlockable is a whole different beast.