[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpectorOfDeath:
OM*******G --- I GOT THIS TOO WORK FINALLY

just had to take some steps back and think a few things over and try a few things...

I had to alter your instructions abit, but not much, you were bang on for the most part for me....

So what I have done is below, minus the underlined parts, took them out....

---> Good 1- Turn the device off and put the device in DOWNLOAD MODE

---> Good 2- Flash the Combination Firmware to your device with Odin

---> Changed 3- When the device restarts and it runs the Combination firmware,

turn it off again and put it in "RECOVERY MODE" not download, and in "RECOVERY MODE" do factory reset wipe and click yes then It will restart or maybe shut off

---> Changed 4- Turn it on again normally and

it will run the Combination firmware

---> Good 5- Now Turn it off again and put in "DOWNLOAD MODE" this time

---> ADDED 5.5- RESTART ODIN, not just click restart within Odin, but close and reopen, would not flash the new .tar I make next unless I both skip the factory reset

underlinded

above && Completely close and reopen Odin

---> Good 6- From the Stock ROM extract the 3 files (boot, sboot and system) from inside the files of the stock ROM, you will find them inside "AP" and "BL" (cause we have BL, AP, CP, CSC), you need to use 7-zip so you can extract whats inside them

---> Good 7- Create new file/archive (it will be .tar) using 7-zip with these 3 files (boot, sboot and system)

---> ADDED 6.5- Make sure Odin has been completed closed and reopened

---> Good 9- Flash the new file you made .tar (that has the 3 files) in the AP section in Odin.

---> Good 10- Your done

Not sure why I had to skip the factory reset as well as restart Odin, I can understand Odin because its a portable version we all use, not system installed, so issues somtimes....

But the factory reset skip was just a tought, that possibly it wouldnt allow me to flash after a factory reset without booting the OS atleast once, and it eneded up being the clintcher for me....

Now there is only one thing I will say about this way to get around FRP, is that you cant preform a factory reset for within the device afterwards, as it re-locks to the old google account again, which means it technically hasnt REMOVED the existing lock, just somehow ignoring the flag. I know this because immediately after I got my .tar to flash and the OS was running and not locked up, I logged into the Play Store and updated play services, and then shut down and I preformed a hard reset within the recovery, just to completely reset the OS one final time and too see what would happen, and it did reformat fine and boot, but was back in its original state, locked to my ex-gfs account, not mine.

SOo I was forced to go thru my steps above again and get back in... worked fine, and I just finshed updateing all my google apps that needed updating in the playstore and seems like everythign is fine, only comes down to not being too factory reset now if I have an issue in the future......

Also brings up my next concern, will I be able to to any future system OTA updates?

I'm not rooted nor do I have any need to be on this device, my LG v30 is rooted already with TWRP, so I havnt broken Knox as far as I know, counter in Download mode is still 0, so Im PRAYING I can do any updates such as those without getting locked out again afterwards....

What I'm hoping, is that over time, what ever 30-90 days, of updates and syncs, that the FRP lock will change to MY google account, not hers, but I have no idea if it will and that only way I can check is to try it in like April, plenty of time and syncing, and see if locks up and I need to do this all over again.