yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MK-Loop:
Hi, yes, it is already unlocked,

I cannot lock it againg:

>>fastboot flashing lock

FAILED (remote: 'Unrecognized command flashing lock')

fastboot: error: Command failed

I already reset to factory default but still seeing same behavior and strange apps (10216 and 11504) are still present
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Sib64:
Where did you buy your P7 pro?

Not from Google?

Check warranty status - *may* reveal if a phone is refurbished, only if the phone was refurbished through Google - thanks to @Alekos for making me aware of the site.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MK-Loop:
thank you, I'll double check, but it was buy from someone on market place
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] BunnyPig1:
Did you try the official android flash tool from Google?

Android flash tool

If you're willing to try you can grab a factory image and see if this tool will be able to revert the phone back to stock.

It has helped me with difficult situations where fastboot (probably lack of knowledge from my side) wouldn't work properly.

Give it a try if you can.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MK-Loop:
I just tried and it is not working, first it got stocked in the bootloader:

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after manually entering fastbootd (enter recovery mode -> then fastboot ) and restarting installation, it failed to flash with the same message than fastboot command line:

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[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
@MK-Loop , your issue sounds a lot like your platform-tools (adb.exe and fastboot.exe) are out of date...

So let me ask you, what version of platform tools (or if you really want a round-about way, fastboot & adb version) are you running?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] BunnyPig1:
What happens if you open powershell on your pc and then use "fastboot devices"

Are you able to see your device in the list?

Figuring it might be a driver problem?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] BunnyPig1:
If the person is using Android Flash Tool I don't think a local version of platform-tools is being used? I think the most recent one is being used then but I could be wrong.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
you might be right....from what I remember when I did it (only twice) last year, I thought I had to have....but looking at it now, maybe I might be misattributing it to when it asks for usb drivers and adb access....

Still...I'm willing to bet in one of the posts I quoted where he was attempting to manually flash, he'd been using out-of-date platform-tools or fastboot.exe...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MK-Loop:
fastboot version 34.0.5-10900879

Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.41

Version 34.0.5-10900879
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] BunnyPig1:
Oh yeah. Might be outdated from his end when he tried manually. I only referred to the problem at hand, that the phone is misbehaving and since he used Google tools I was merely suggesting that I don't think it is only outdated platform tools that is causing this issue.

But again, I am no expert in the field but I don't remember I had to download platform-tools, only the factory/Ota zip. And drivers of course haha
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MK-Loop:
it only show the correct device if I manually enter fastbootd mode ( Recovery mode -> start fastboot mode) otherwise it will always show "Waiting for device"
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] BunnyPig1:
I would suggest you remove all USB related drivers from your pc and then download the official drivers.

It might be a long shot but it's worth a try.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
it does sound like a driver issue....

what does the phone identify as in Device Manager (when not in bootloader/fastboot mode)? Is there a yellow triangle?

Also, there is this tool (but I believe it's something very similar to Android Flash Tool, so the same issue might apply)

Google Pixel - Update and Software Repair
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] MK-Loop:
I (apparently) was able to reflash latest version using the provided link, however after reflash I'm still having problems to lock the bootloader and / or start a new reflash either by sideload or fastboot.

So far applications 10216 and 11504 have not been shown on the WiFi used data, I'll be monitoring following dayss
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
I'm glad the last link I suggested got you there (somewhat)!

Yeah...I don't know/believe that particular tool locks the bootloader, but I know for sure Android Flash Tool does -- I think it's the best only safest way and it's the only method I suggest to anyone thinking about relocking the bootloader. I imagine if you got the Google Software & Update Repair tool to work, you should be able to get the Android Flash Tool to as well! If/when you do, I'm sure you could get it done through that way.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Locoman_:
Make sure you know exactly what you're doing when relocking the bootloader. From what I understand, a mistake can lead to a hard brick. That's my 2cents.... maybe 1cent...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
Hello All i have a t-mobile pixel 8 pro bought from t-mobile. It is sim unlocked at the moment, but the OEM switch is still greyed out. how do i fix this?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] LLStarks:
Temporary unlocks don't work either.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
AND THATS WHAT I HAVE IS A TEMPORARY SIM UNLOCKED THATS ALL I COULD SWEAT TALK THEM INTO
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
OK QHt if i uae one of those methods to bypass the carrier simm permissions after i do a factory reset? will the oem be able to be switched?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
im not meaning to scream my pc had caps lock on my bad
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] LLStarks:
The days of sweet talking tforce are over. Believe me, I've tried and gave up. The new policies last year ended all the fun.

Even if you could, it's not worth it anymore. Just buy unlocked from Best buy and then trade in a year later. Might get a free watch out of it.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
Yeah I wouldn't use one of those online unlock companies. From what I understand is it's not necessarily locked on the phone. It's more of the phone has scripts that ask permission from the carrier upon first activation. And there's a couple methods out there that have worked in the past. I used on on my pixel 4 xl. And it worked on my 4xl. Steps are something like remove all accounts on the phone and the SIM. The factory reset the phone. Then reboot and before you install the SIM or connect to Wi-Fi you go initiate ADB debugging then through the CMD prompt you type

pm uninstall -k-- user com.google.android.apps.work.oobconfig

Which is the permissions check line.

And you're phone will then be unlocked because it will not ask permission.

I just don't know if that will fix the grey'd out OEM switch. In theory if the phone was fresh out of the box, neither locked or unlocked, then upon initial boot and connection to data it would ask for permission. Which I think is what they are changing on their end. Not sure if they are changing that line of code or if they are changing the answer on their end. But like I said in theory the OEM Unlock switch should be switchable. But then that leads. Me to believe that if it's fresh out of the box and you don't connect to data then the first time you go look at said switch it would be switchable. Unless the device needs that "all clear" signal to make it switchable.

Which that means there would have to be a line of code expressing that. Why couldn't both of those be taken out?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
This sounds promising... and he's even on Android 14.... I saws a video on YouTube about this it was in Spanish but he does it with a pixel 8 I believe. But he shows that it's locked then after the process it's unlocked. It's in Spanish so I had to do the closed caption translation and read it all. But it worked for him.

SIM Unlock hack for any Google Pixel phone (no root) – bryanus

www.bryanus.com
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
I'm just so out of practice. I used to do development on the LG Flex back when it was hot. But life happened. And a kid. But I can guarantee this, im not giving up. Stay tuned, I'll figure this **** out....
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
I will it'll be tonight. Kinda need my phone during the day and this evening, got a night mtb ride, but once I. Get home and near my backup OnePlus 8t I plan on trying it and everything else I find along the way.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] LLStarks:
Nope. Any proposed sim unlock over adb or the like is only temporary and does not unlock the OEM unlock menu.

Don't even need to read to know what this is.

Just stop.

If a method existed that properly updates the build.prop, you'd hear it from us.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
Damn LLStarks you're so sure of yourself. With intuition like that why don't you figure us out a way... I mean if you've got the code just flowing through you head and a virtual box built in your brain to test every theory, then run through all a aila ale options real quick and find us an exploit.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] LLStarks:
I've owned enough carrier-branded Pixels and OnePlus phones to know what is and isn't possible.

The inescapable fact is that only a carrier-side push to the phone can properly unlock in the way that ungrays the menu. Even if we could track the request packets, recreating the request and response are unlikely. Pixels don't have a low-level fire hose tool that would allow us to bypass.

The days of clever hacks or unlock codes have been gone for a decade or only apply to tiny countries that still follow such practices.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mattwheat:
Ok I tried the above mentioned method and got no where except having to re input all my logins and passwords. Half of with I had forgotten. When I was using the VPN .apk to stop the possible permissions request from taking place on e I factory reset I noticed several other system apks that I could block access to. And upon further research I pinpointed the .apk that is responsible for requesting that permission. It's called OemDmTrigger. They "Oem" is what caught my eye when I was skimming through there. And of course I googled it. See screenshot below. Maybe someone with a little more knowledge can do something with this information. Where I went wrong was I was on the beta version and opted out of the beta test so it sent the latest public release to my phone. Well when it installed it it wipes all your data. I thought perfect timing I can try one of the methods I found..... well when it reboot and I skipped thru the setup to be able to go initiate dev options it would not let me passed a screen forcing me to login to my wifi. Due to the last user having had an active account on the device... and I mean would absolutely not let me passed that screen. So I had to login to my wifi for about 15 secs. Before getting off the network. And I think it was at that instance that I knew I f#@+ed up. So after that I deleted my accounts from the device dis another factory reset and booted the phone and initiated developer options. And tried to use adb to

pm uninstall -k-- user 0 com.Google.android.apps.work.oobconfig

And that didn't work. Kept returning a error saying user 0 not installed. So I then installed the VPN .apk and blocked the setup config .apk and the OemDmTrigger.apk. and that didn't work either. But according to what I read after googling the OemDuTrigger I'm almost positive that's the culprit. Not sure from this point what the options are. Like I said I was just hoping somebody would see this that has a little more experience for knowledge of said apk I can maybe shed some light on the subject..... And like I said before I'm persistent. I'm not giving up on this...
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Burllz:
Did you give up on this?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Musikads:
<Moderator Edit>: English translation added to the top, multiple posts about the same thing and in the wrong place merged or deleted, and thread moved to this Q&A (Question and Answers) section since that's where questions belong. Edit: Also removed sensitive information like serial number and IMEI.

Hello Hello, I bought two htc 10s online unfortunately they are simlocker on "au ic card", a Japanese mobile network so there is a big language barrier and as I am a beginner in the subject I totally fail.

so I wanted to try to flash a ROM but first of all I have to unlock the bootloader for any type of maneuver that I want to do so I go to HTCdev and I have to register, big problem no activation email received after me have been registered with Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo for more than 12 hours and I am stuck with two HTC 10s without the possibility of unlocking and without the possibility of changing its Rom

Please help me

PS: I use a translator I write in French

HTV32 n°1

Oreo 8.0.0 February 1, 2018

Software number

3.22.970.9

imei

serial number

CONSTRUCTION VERSION

3.22.970.9 9.0_g CL1024730

release the keys

---

HTV32 n°2

Oreo 8.0.0 February 1, 2018

Software number

3.22.970.9

imei

serial number

-BUILD VERSION

3.22.970.9 9.0_g CL1024730

-release the keys

Good evening, excuse me for disturbing you, but for two weeks I have been trying to unlock the bootloader but it is completely impossible for me to create an account on htcdev I have tried more than ten accounts (gmail, hotmail, Outlook and Yahoo) as well as different chrome, edge and opera browsers but nothing helps, I'm still new in this area

I really need help because I bought two HTC 10s simlockers online from the Japanese mobile operator "au IC Card" and since then they are unusable it was supposed to be a gift for Valentine's Day and I'm still stuck at this point

Please help me

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[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] roirraW "edor" ehT:
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[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] olmianin:
Photos

It looks like the sides are fine, the middle is slightly bent.

No problem with connecting the cable and charging.

The painted shape of the bend is exaggerated to illustrate what I mean.

Will it continue to work fine and not deteriorate? Or should I replace/refund the phone?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] enigmaamit:
Looks fine to me, that red line you've drawn doesn't line up with the USB C board at all (i agree its very very exaggerated) . If I squint really hard, I can probably force myself to imagine a slight curve (power of suggestion?) but I'm willing to bet its well within the production tolerances of the USB C specification

If I was in your place, I wouldn't worry about it.

Come to think of it, I most likely wouldn't even have discovered this. This is the first time I have even looked at my USB port closely (prompted by your post).
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] olmianin:
I know, that's why I wrote:

"The painted shape of the bend is exaggerated to illustrate what I mean."
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] enigmaamit:
I know buddy, I acknowledge that.

But the exaggeration is so extreme that it's just unbelievable. I'm not trying to pick a fight here or make fun of you. I just want to say don't worry, it may have spooked you but it doesn't look odd at all. If it's working fine as well, just forget about it and don't let it keep you awake. Its a non-issue.

Also, I'm pretty sure you can't convince samsung this is a defect and claim warranty replacement. Although If it's bothering you a lot, yout could try that and see whether you get lucky with a replacement device?

All I can say is what I would do if I was in your place: which is to ignore it and enjoy your new toy 😉
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] MrDusan:
Mine looks a bit bent on the right side, but i never noticed to be honest, since it always plugs in and works just fine. :) If you don't have any issues plugging the cable and charging, I don't think you need to stress about returning it and all that mess.
[Nothing Phone 1] Osman54:
Unlocking the FRP (Factory Reset Protection) on Nothing Phones is a straightforward process, and in this guide, we'll explore two methods to help you bypass the FRP lock on your device.

Method 1: FRP Bypass Guide for Nothing Phone Android 12/13:

Navigate to the Wi-Fi section. Connect to a reliable Wi-Fi network.

Tap "Set up offline."

Select "More," then choose "Agree." You'll be directed to the "Terms & Conditions" page.

Tap the "Privacy Policy" link.

Long-press any text or word. Choose "Share." Tap "Messages," then select "New Message." Type "123" and tap "Send."

In the conversation tab, type "www.youtube.com." Load the preview by tapping twice until the YouTube logo appears.

Open the YouTube app by tapping on it.

Tap the profile icon in the top right multiple times if needed.

Select "Settings." Tap on "History and Privacy." Select "YouTube Terms of Service." This opens the Chrome browser.

Tap "Accept & Continue," then "No, thanks."

Go to FRP Bypass Pro or Type "frpbypass.cc" and tap the screen lock icon. Set up a new pattern screen lock, repeating the process until successful. When successful, select the "Skip" option.

Return to the setup wizard or home screen and activate your device.

When prompted for a pattern, use the one you set up earlier.

Method 2: Bypass FRP Lock on your Nothing Phone Using TalkBack:

Connect to a Wi-Fi network during setup.

Enable Talkback on the Set up Wizard Screen via the accessibility icon.

Activate Talkback by drawing a mirrored "L" on the screen and using voice commands.

Open Google Assistant and disable Talkback by holding the volume up and down buttons.

Accept Google’s Privacy Policy and type "frpbypass.cc" into the top search bar.

Access System Settings by navigating through your phone’s settings.

Enable the Accessibility Menu shortcut. Bypass FRP Protection by progressing through the setup and reaching the "Checking for updates" page.

Tap the three dots menu, open settings, and locate "Google Play Services." Continue through the setup without setting up a screen lock. Eventually, you’ll reach the home screen,.

Where you’ll need to Reset your phone through "Settings," "System," "Reset options," and "Erase all data."
[Nothing Phone 1] erdeoischee_v:
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It's easier with tr tools pro, go to the qualcomm tab nothing phone extra frp reset
[Nothing Phone 1] Rooh2:
Fake
[Nothing Phone 1] trinity1181:
This second method doesn't work after the April 2024 security patch update. And the first one only works on Android version 7.1.1 or under.
[Nothing Phone 1] trinity1181:
Hi there. I have many "nothing phones and tablets" and the methods you have posted don't work on brand new devices with Android 13 after the April 2024 security patch update was released. Several of them are TCL devices. Can you please provide me with some sort of bypass method other than those to do without a PC? I don't know what your abilities are, but maybe you could develop a method using an SD card. There was this one I found on here for Motorola devices where all I had to do was download the apk on another device, copy it to the SD card, then put that same SD card into the locked device, then boot from SD card and wallah! Done! I usually use droidkit with ADB side boot, but my laptop with 4 years of Android work on it was stolen so I can't. If I can unlock these devices I can sell them to get a new laptop and get my work off my One Drive. Please help if you can.
[Nothing Phone 1] luiwii:
qSorry, what is this for?
[Nothing Phone 1] erdeoischee_v:
Since the device has received new security, Qualcomm 9008 mode FRP deletion is done with paid programs, as I did above.

tr tools are used in turkey

Trtools PRO - Homepage
[Nothing Phone 1] erdeoischee_v:
real not fake
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] yin67:
Hello,

I want to root my 24 ultra, and I was wondering if anyone successfully patched and root the phone with magisk?

I'm aware that there is a dr.ketan patched file available, I just want to know if it's already possible.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] V0latyle:
Magisk Installation Instructions

The alternative method, when TWRP or alternate recovery is available, will be to flash Magisk in recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] yin67:
Thanks. So you confirm patching AP and flashing firmware works?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] V0latyle:
I don't have an S24, I can't confirm anything.

Now that I've checked, there's already a rooting thread here:

How to ROOT S24 Ultra (Working)

How to Root Samsung S24 Ultra (SM-S928B) ⚠️ WARNING! Before you root your device you must be aware that This will void warranty. As of now you will lose Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass forever if you root once, even unrooting won't help. There...

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And the included note:

Since there's already a thread on the topic, there's no need for this one. Please post your questions in the existing thread:

Thread closed.
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] EvgeniyDragunov:
Hello can someone please point me to the right guide how to downgrade from MIUI 13 cause this is unusable and buggy...

Thx in advance...
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] user0u:
Download the ROM from here. Remove screen lock and google accounts.

Read this guide, specifically Error 2 (Required for downgrading).

Finally, flash the ROM using MiFlash.

Note that all your data will be wiped.
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] mvikrant97:
@NOSS8
[Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers] NOSS8:
It's a Mediatek device, maybe you don't need Mi Unlock?
[General Questions and Answers] fahoodmilani:
I have a Xiaomi 13 Ultra phone, Chinese version and global ROM.

14.0.5.0.TMAMIXM

and I downloaded the hyper os update (miui_ISHTARGlobal_OS1.0.4.0.UMAMIXM_2835e1645d_14.0)

but when I Choose update package I cannot and it tells me

((Can't verify update Other reason.))

I tried somehow to change my region but also the same thing I cannot update, please tell me how I can update the phone to Hyper OSView attachment 6061862View attachment 6061863
[General Questions and Answers] NOSS8:
This is a recurring problem and not necessarily with your model, nor hyperOS also with old MIUI devices.

Without guaranteeing the result:

Reset factory

Or

redownload the rom package from OTA

or

create a new account and select USA as the region.

Then if you manage to switch to hyperOS, unlocking the bootloader will not be possible with the official Xiaomi tool, there is a workaround but it does not work for everyone, it will remain the paid solution.

BTW:

Forum for your device

Xiaomi 13 Ultra

The Xiaomi 13 Ultra has a 6.73" 120Hz AMOLED display, with a 1440x3200 resolution, and Gorilla Glass Victus protection. It's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, along with either 256/12GB, 512/12GB, 512/16GB, 1TB/16GB of internal storage and RAM. The main camera has a quad 50MP lens setup...

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[General Questions and Answers] fahoodmilani:
I can't get an over-the-air update. My bootloader is unlocked and the ROM was changed to global

I tried and changed my region to USA but also. (Can't verify update

Can't flash this ROM.)

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[General Questions and Answers] NOSS8:
If your bootloader is unlocked, you can flash any ROM version with miflash.

But you will not be able to lock the bootloader with a Global ROM, only CN.

MIFLASH[GUIDE]⚙ USE XIAOMI FLASH TOOL

FOR ALL XIAOMI BOOTLOADER MUST BE UNLOCKED MIUI https://new.c.mi.com/global/post/101245 https://en.miui.com/unlock/index.html HYPEROS GLOBAL https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-unlock-bootloader-on-xiaomi-hyperos.4654009/...

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Try a Xiaomi Eu rom.