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This guide will explain how to bypass Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on a Qualcomm Android device using Miracle box. You get the FRP screen when you do a factory reset (from recovery mode) on a Qualcomm Android device which has already been associated with a Google Account. The FRP screen will lock you out until you supply the username (email address) and password of the Google account which had been linked to the device prior to the reset.

Requirements

• Download Miracle Box
  
• Install Qualcomm USB Drivers
  
• Know how to boot the device into EDL Mode
  

Steps to bypass FRP on Qualcomm using Miracle box

Follow the steps below to bypass Factory Reset Protection on Qualcomm Android devices

1. Launch Miracle box
   
   
   
   
2. Click the Qualcomm tab
   
   
   
   
3. Click the Extra tab
   
   
   
   
4. You'll notice that Port is empty
   
   
   
   
5. Launch Device Manager and take note of the entries under Ports (COM & LPT)
   
   
   
   
6. Boot the device into Emergency Download (EDL) mode then connect to PC. You should see Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008
   
   
   
   
7. Go back to Miracle box then click Port. The device should get detected.
   
   
   
   
8. Tick Remove Account Lock (Other)
   
   
   
   
9. Click Start Button
   
   
   
   
10. Wait while Miracle box bypasses the FRP lock
    
    
    
    
11. You should get a Done message once FRP lock has been bypassed / removed
    
    
    

Important Notice

• Miracle box ideally requires a hardware box to work. Running the setup without hardware will fail
  
• If you have opted for a loader version (no box needed) then your antivirus might flag it as malware. Its up to you to decide whether or not to allow the loader run anyway
  
• Once Miracle box has detected the device while in EDL, you leave it connected all through the process.
  

Video Transcript

In this video tutorial, I'll be explaining how to bypass factory reset protection or FRP on a Qualcomm Android device using Miracle box. First off, you need to have installed your Qualcomm drivers, we have a guide on how to do that. You also need to have Miracle box. I have my Miracle box here and just in case you don't know, FRP happens when you do a factory reset from recovery mode on a Qualcomm device which has been linked to a Google account okay? So the device asks you for the credentials of the Google account which had been singned into on the device before the factory reset.

To bypass FRP, first of all, you need to launch Miracle box. I'm going to launch and wait. When miracle box comes up, You click on Qualcomm and then you click on Extra. Now, you'll notice that Port is empty so you open device manager. You can right-click This PC or My computer, select device manager or use the windows search menu to find device manager. Now, in device manager, take note of what you have under Ports I have just three entries here.

Now, you boot the device into EDL mode and then you connect to the PC via USB cord. EDL is emergency download mode. Now I have Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 I'm going to do that again. Aright! so I have this entry. Now you go back to Miracle box. You click on Port. Now the Qualcomm device should get detected. you click Remove Account Lock (Other) and then you click Start Button wait while Miracle box removes FRP. It says Done.

You can disconnect the device, power it up and FRP should be removed. So that's how to bypass factory Reset Protection or FRP on a Qualcomm Androd device using Miracle box

[jimkeystyle]

will this help me bypass frp on samsung g5700 android 7.0? its on a qualcomm platform

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[innagee]

will this help me bypass frp on samsung g5700 android 7.0? its on a qualcomm platform

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Yes, if you can be able to put the phone into EDL mode.


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[crisisinc]

Is this for any qualcomm device or specific ones please?

[X3non]

Is this for any qualcomm device or specific ones please?

this is a generic method for any qualcomm device, doesn't guarantee it will work on all due to unsupported chipset type, etc