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It is stuck on a screen with the battery. I can get to bootloader mode but cannot get into recovery. Bootloader is locked... Please help
Basically I had the bootloader unlocked and it was rooted. I unrooted the phone and then I locked the bootloader and I am here now. Just wanted to make it go back to stock.
Is it a carrier model or a play store
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/psa-read-ca-bootloader-t3494615
This.
chapelfreak said:
Is it a carrier model or a play store
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Google store
ASimpleSock said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/psa-read-ca-bootloader-t3494615
This.
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I see the thread but it doesnt seem like theres a fix in it
tryfont said:
I see the thread but it doesnt seem like theres a fix in it
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There probably isn't, if you've altered system and relock and toggle OEM unlocking off in dev. options you get bricked.
tryfont said:
It is stuck on a screen with the battery. I can get to bootloader mode but cannot get into recovery. Bootloader is locked... Please help
Basically I had the bootloader unlocked and it was rooted. I unrooted the phone and then I locked the bootloader and I am here now. Just wanted to make it go back to stock.
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Did you try:
fastboot flashing unlock
Since you only relocked, you unlikely toggled "OEM unlock"?!
If it fails, I think you are SOL. Maybe someone with a proper solution will chime in. Otherwise, you have to RMA your device...
Good luck...
5.1 said:
Did you try:
fastboot flashing unlock
Since you only relocked, you unlikely toggled "OEM unlock"?!
If it fails, I think you are SOL. Maybe someone with a proper solution will chime in. Otherwise, you have to RMA your device...
Good luck...
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It just says waiting for device and hangs there... I don't think it recognizes the phone
EDIT: IT WORKED!!!!!
It wouldnt recognize it and I ran fastboot continue and it just hanged there but I went into the bootloader mode and for like a quarter of a second it recognized it and forced it to boot
tryfont said:
It just says waiting for device and hangs there... I don't think it recognizes the phone
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Open device manager in windows. Plug your phone and see how is your phone recognized.?!
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Open device manager in windows. Plug your phone and see how is your phone recognized.?!
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Im on mac but its good now I edited my comment above. Only question is how to I completely clean the OS so I can relock bootloader without running into the same problem
This is whats happening to me- https://goo.gl/photos/2kv9Xo3HM3Mqn8AQ9
tryfont said:
Im on mac but its good now I edited my comment above. Only question is how to I completely clean the OS so I can relock bootloader without running into the same problem
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Hey... Go into recovery and perform a factory reset.
Reboot bootloader and flash stock firmware. You could flash both slots to be sure your device is completely clean.
I wrote a how-to for someone having another issue. You.can follow this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71849370&postcount=28
When you are finished with flashing, reboot to be sure your system boot properly and your phone works as it should...
From here you can reboot into bootloader and issue:
fastboot flashing lock
If It was me I'd leave it unlocked though... Or at least OEM unlock enabled and ADB debugging ON. Since Google tend to release messed up OTA, you can always unlock the bootloader if needed.
But if you wish you can also disable the OEM unlock.
Good luck...
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Hey... Go into recovery and perform a factory reset.
Reboot bootloader and flash stock firmware. You could flash both slots to be sure your device is completely clean.
I wrote a how-to for someone having another issue. You.can follow this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71849370&postcount=28
When you are finished with flashing, reboot to be sure your system boot properly and your phone works as it should...
From here you can reboot into bootloader and issue:
fastboot flashing lock
If It was me I'd leave it unlocked though... Or at least OEM unlock enabled and ADB debugging ON. Since Google tend to release messed up OTA, you can always unlock the bootloader if needed.
But if you wish you can also disable the OEM unlock.
Good luck...
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I'm pretty inexperienced with this kind of stuff and so you might have to explain it a bit further than what that link says. I did fastboot reboot bootloader in terminal but it can't find my device. Also I couldnt get into recovery when it was bricked so I probably still can't
tryfont said:
I'm pretty inexperienced with this kind of stuff and so you might have to explain it a bit further than what that link says. I did fastboot reboot bootloader in terminal but it can't find my device
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Hey...
You boot into bootloader when the Device is powered off
Just like in your video: with power + volume down
You can see infos regarding:
Bootloader
Radio
S/N
DRAM
Boot-slot=
Etc...
This is the bootloader :good:
From here, unzip the google image you have downloaded, open the folder and from here run the flash-all script. Let your device reboot. Power it down, boot into bootloader again with power + volume down. Change active slot as I described in the link I gave you previously. Run the same flash-all again... Done!
Just for safety, remove your Google account before you continue. You'll add it again later...
Good luck...
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Hey...
You boot into bootloader when the Device is powered off
Just like in your video: with power + volume down
You can see infos regarding:
Bootloader
Radio
S/N
DRAM
Boot-slot=
Etc...
This is the bootloader :good:
From here, unzip the google image you have downloaded, open the folder and from here run the flash-all script. Let your device reboot. Power it down, boot into bootloader again with power + volume down. Change active slot as I described in the link I gave you previously. Run the same flash-all again... Done!
Just for safety, remove your Google account before you continue. You'll add it again later...
Good luck...
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Alright thank you so much its doing the flashing right now. I really appreciate you helping...I was worried I'd have to get a replacement through google. Have a great day lad
tryfont said:
Alright thank you so much its doing the flashing right now. I really appreciate you helping...I was worried I'd have to get a replacement through google. Have a great day lad
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Hey... Flash both slots... Just to be sure both are clean and nothing problematic​ remains on your device before locking your bootloader!
It could brick installing an OTA or whatever. Better restart 100% clean. :good:
Cheers...
Just flash the flash-all, relock and call it a day. Then you'll be fully stock and locked. I would however recommend rebooting once before locking to make sure its all good.
tryfont said:
It is stuck on a screen with the battery. I can get to bootloader mode but cannot get into recovery. Bootloader is locked... Please help
Basically I had the bootloader unlocked and it was rooted. I unrooted the phone and then I locked the bootloader and I am here now. Just wanted to make it go back to stock.
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Hey man I have the same problem you can try calling Google support they can send you a replacement if you still have a warranty
my warranty has expired so I'm on my own
I bought my Pixel 2 XL from Google and I know they have a 15 day return policy but I don't know if unlocking the bootloader voids that. Can I re-lock the bootloader? Has anybody else returned their phone to Google?
enginuity2 said:
I bought my Pixel 2 XL from Google and I know they have a 15 day return policy but I don't know if unlocking the bootloader voids that. Can I re-lock the bootloader? Has anybody else returned their phone to Google?
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Fastboot flashing lock.
toknitup420 said:
Fastboot flashing lock.
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does this work? anyone tried?
mgear356 said:
does this work? anyone tried?
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LOL of course it works, the command is directly from Google.
That easy! Here are the instructions from Google:
https://developers.google.com/android/images
Tells you the commands to unlock, flash stock rom and re-lock the bootloader...
This ain't no iPhone, son! Lol
You are allowed to do this stuff. All of the software to lock and unlock are provided by Google...
Sent from my [device_name] using XDA-Developers Legacy app
slaydog said:
That easy! Here are the instructions from Google:
https://developers.google.com/android/images
Tells you the commands to unlock, flash stock rom and re-lock the bootloader...
This ain't no iPhone, son! Lol
You are allowed to do this stuff. All of the software to lock and unlock are provided by Google...
Sent from my [device_name] using XDA-Developers Legacy app
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Cheers mate.. Was worried as my last phone was 6p.
My first pixel lol..
If I'm rooted can I just relock the bootloader and it will wipe the system or do I need to flash stock from google's website then relock if I want to return it?
vibrantliker said:
If I'm rooted can I just relock the bootloader and it will wipe the system or do I need to flash stock from google's website then relock if I want to return it?
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Why you returning the phone in the first place?
Jiggs82 said:
Why you returning the phone in the first place?
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Returning it to Google and re buying elsewhere for at least $200 less.
vibrantliker said:
If I'm rooted can I just relock the bootloader and it will wipe the system or do I need to flash stock from google's website then relock if I want to return it?
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when you lock or unlock, it wipes the phone.
uicnren said:
when you lock or unlock, it wipes the phone.
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Just that I read in a couple of places when re locking some have had a "no os installed" result.
enginuity2 said:
I bought my Pixel 2 XL from Google and I know they have a 15 day return policy but I don't know if unlocking the bootloader voids that. Can I re-lock the bootloader? Has anybody else returned their phone to Google?
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You don't need to lock bootloader to return..I returned multiple devices without locking
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Just that I read in a couple of places when re locking some have had a "no os installed" result.
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simply flash both partitions first then.
Just wipe it and ship it. Google will only inspect it for physical abuse and water damage. The don't care if it's unlocked. It Google, the sell us unlocked phones. I too have sent them back unlocked as have many others.
I just flashed the latest factory image then did a factory reset before I was going to re lock the bootloader. Now the oem unlock option on my phone is greyed out and adb/fastboot fives me errors trying to fastboot oem lock or fastboot flashing lock.
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I just flashed the latest factory image then did a factory reset before I was going to re lock the bootloader. Now the oem unlock option on my phone is greyed out and adb/fastboot fives me errors trying to fastboot oem lock or fastboot flashing lock.
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The slider will stay gray until the fastboot commands relock it. What are the errors you are getting. Exact wording please.
Really, just ship it as is.
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The slider will stay gray until the fastboot commands relock it. What are the errors you are getting. Exact wording please.
Really, just ship it as is.
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I'll try again tomorrow and get back.
You said earlier they just check for physical damage. Don't they turn on the phone?
They shouldn't care when the locked boot loader screen shows at boot?
vibrantliker said:
I'll try again tomorrow and get back.
You said earlier they just check for physical damage. Don't they turn on the phone?
They shouldn't care when the locked boot loader screen shows at boot?
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I sent one back with the bootloader unlocked they don't care. I'd make damn sure it's completely stock before you relock it maybe Flash the factory image to both slots just to be sure.
mac796 said:
I sent one back with the bootloader unlocked they don't care. I'd make damn sure it's completely stock before you relock it maybe Flash the factory image to both slots just to be sure.
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It is completely stock, but what does that mean
"Flash the image to both slots"?
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It is completely stock, but what does that mean
"Flash the image to both slots"?
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Go to Google's factory image page download January's image and do the flash all to slot a. Then change to slot B.
Fastboot --set-active=b then flash all to slot B. Probably Overkill but you'll for sure be stock. Then issue you're relock command to both critical and the regular bootloader one. For one you need to make sure your fastboot is current if it's not up to date you're probably going to have problems.
Edit. I would just send it back the way it is
Hi friends
Please give me suggestion or guide how to solve problem about handset booting after mistakenly handset OEM locked through fastboot
It enter to fastboot mode but not going to recovery mode or restart in system mode
Is there any solution
If yes then please help me
fastboot oem unlock ?
Actually ive unlocked OEM and install twrp recovery and installed freedom os
Then while checking OEM status ive enter command fastboot OEM lock
It ask me I've pressed yes after that the massage is came after restart as your device is corrupt it can't be trusted and will not boot
After that it enter to fastboot but not going to recovery mode or system
While type command in fastboot OEM unlock massege come failed
This happens because your bootloader has been unlocked at one time. There is no going back, even if you use "fastboot oem lock" later.
Edit: Just noticed the part about your device will not boot. You need to find the system image and flash it. I read somewhere today that OnePlus just released the system image for 4.7.4.
Can you unlock again?
@op, IMHO the best possible solution will be to flash stock rom image and stock recovery if required but I think when you flash stock image it will also flash stock recovery.
When you turn off the phone and boot it with VOLUME UP plus POWER, this should send you straight away to Fastboot. Try if you can unlock again, otherwise... bad luck - you'll need a restore session with 1+.
the Doctor said:
This happens because your bootloader has been unlocked at one time. There is no going back, even if you use "fastboot oem lock" later.
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Not to be unrespectful, but you're wrong, it is absolutely possible to relock bootloader without problems.
IMHO, trouble happened because he had a custom rom onboard... and a locked bootloader does exactly its purpose... to not boot insecure firmware!
jonsat said:
Not to be unrespectful, but you're wrong, it is absolutely possible to relock bootloader without problems.
IMHO, trouble happened because he had a custom rom onboard... and a locked bootloader does exactly its purpose... to not boot insecure firmware!
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After looking into it further, I agree with you. That's what I get for having a bootloader-locked Samsung device for two years. I must be getting rusty!
Yes, the bootloader can be re-locked. There may still be a tamper flag as with previous OnePlus devices. But having a locked bootloader with non-OEM software would likely cause the problem he is describing. So, he needs to flash the factory image from bootloader.
I've requested to 1+support for restore remote session
Support send me file link and l2 will assist me in within 2 days
DO NOT RELOCK BOOTLOADER UNLESS U READ UP FIRST!!!!!, its worth just waiting the few seconds after reboot, then to go and try to relock the bootloader
I've restored oneplus 5t through remote session
it become as company new mobile
After that OEM also unlock
Thanks oneplus supports.
kaihansen2001 said:
Can you unlock again?
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Yes ive unlock Bootloader
Rdxsammm said:
I've restored oneplus 5t through remote session
it become as company new mobile
After that OEM also unlock
Thanks oneplus supports.
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How did you do it? can you guide me too?
sam razzy said:
How did you do it? can you guide me too?
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Have you dumpling files and MSM download tools for oneplus 5t
If you have then restore op5t after success it work as new mobile.
But you can get basic dumpling file from oneplus support remote session.
You have to create ticket and chat with oneplus support
oneplus 5 device corrupt and it cant be trusted and will not bootr
hrushi0130 said:
oneplus 5 device corrupt and it cant be trusted and will not bootr
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Did you by any chance re-lock the bootloader with a custom recovery and custom ROM flashed?
It's because of custom recovery.
Just flash stock recovery image before locking the bootloader.
This fixed for me.
Rdxsammm said:
Actually ive unlocked OEM and install twrp recovery and installed freedom os
Then while checking OEM status ive enter command fastboot OEM lock
It ask me I've pressed yes after that the massage is came after restart as your device is corrupt it can't be trusted and will not boot
After that it enter to fastboot but not going to recovery mode or system
While type command in fastboot OEM unlock massege come failed
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You unlocked bootloader, flashed rom (custom) and relocked bootloader? Never lock your bootloader on a custom rom! Just enter fastboot again flash twrp (manual/force reboot recovery), copy internal storage to pc then wipe/format everything. Format data. Factory reset then flash latest official rom and reboot
Is there no easy way to relock the bootloader without using the MSM Tool (which I've never done)? I relocked it in the normal way, fastboot oem lock, but that resulted in a "device is corrupt and will not boot" error. I unlocked it and it's fine, but... I want to re-lock it.
dmarden said:
Is there no easy way to relock the bootloader without using the MSM Tool (which I've never done)? I relocked it in the normal way, fastboot oem lock, but that resulted in a "device is corrupt and will not boot" error. I unlocked it and it's fine, but... I want to re-lock it.
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On OOS? Run a full local upgrade to whatever your current version is and try again
Yeah, it was just running stock firmware... Ok, so full local upgrade and try fastboot oem lock again?
Worth a try I guess, thanks!!!
The local update is running now, hope it works since the MSM Tool gives me a "failed to start" "because of a side by side configuration" error... lol. Sheesh, never experienced trouble relocking a device before.
dmarden said:
Yeah, it was just running stock firmware... Ok, so full local upgrade and try fastboot oem lock again?
Worth a try I guess, thanks!!!
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Just factory reset once and then lock from fastboot > fastboot OEM lock > Select Yes to confirm and the device will lock the bootloader and reboot into OS
No dice... same error... what the heck?!
Try a downgrade rom. This will wipe all in your phone & then re-lock.
The rom must be for your model/region.
null0seven said:
Try a downgrade rom. This will wipe all in your phone & then re-lock.
The rom must be for your model/region.
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It wouldn't let me install the downgrade APK (maybe because it is not on A12), but I am downloading the downgrade/rollback package and will try it.
null0seven said:
Try a downgrade rom. This will wipe all in your phone & then re-lock.
The rom must be for your model/region.
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No dice... I presume because it's an older version it needs that APK.
Ok... this is resolved, even if I don't know how. I literally just tried it a third time and it worked. *shrug*
Thanks to those that responded.
dmarden said:
Ok... this is resolved, even if I don't know how. I literally just tried it a third time and it worked. *shrug*
Thanks to those that responded.
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This is how I always did it
I have to return my old phone today and need to lock the bootloader back. I already did a factory reset which did not work. Could someone please give me the directions on how to relock it so I can get it sent off? Thanks.
Oaklands said:
I have to return my old phone today and need to lock the bootloader back. I already did a factory reset which did not work. Could someone please give me the directions on how to relock it so I can get it sent off? Thanks.
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Haven't done it in a while but I'm sure it's the same. Go into fastboot and make sure the device is recognized with "fastboot devices" then " fastboot flashing lock " and it will wipe device and reboot.
bobby janow said:
Haven't done it in a while but I'm sure it's the same. Go into fastboot and make sure the device is recognized with "fastboot devices" then " fastboot flashing lock " and it will wipe device and reboot.
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Thank you. I will give it a try.
That did not do it. What I tried was flashing the Raven Rom again with a standard flash-all.bat.
The bootloader was still locked then I ran the "fastboot flashing lock" command and it worked.
Oaklands said:
That did not do it. What I tried was flashing the Raven Rom again with a standard flash-all.bat.
The bootloader was still locked then I ran the "fastboot flashing lock" command and it worked.
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Maybe this isn't up to date, then? Weird. Not so uncommon if it is out of date, but it's such a big thing I would expect it to be up to date. You're using the latest Platform Tools, correct? I'm confused because you start the first sentence "That did not do it" but then say "and it worked" at the end, so I'm missing something.
https://source.android.com/setup/build/running#relocking-the-bootloader
Re-locking the bootloader​To re-lock the bootloader:
For newer devices (2015 and higher):
fastboot flashing lock
For older devices (2014 and lower):
fastboot oem lock
Note: Re-locking the bootloading on a
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You could also try the flashing tool from Google that makes it extremely easy. Before you flash you can choose to lock the bootloader as one fo the options. https://flash.android.com/welcome?continue=/back-to-public
liljq said:
You could also try the flashing tool from Google that makes it extremely easy. Before you flash you can choose to lock the bootloader as one fo the options. https://flash.android.com/welcome?continue=/back-to-public
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This. Android Flash Tool is the #1 best option for returning to complete stock.
Select the "Wipe Device", "Lock Bootloader", and "Force flash all partitions" options. When the process completes, the device will be back to absolute factory.
roirraW edor ehT said:
Maybe this isn't up to date, then? Weird. Not so uncommon if it is out of date, but it's such a big thing I would expect it to be up to date. You're using the latest Platform Tools, correct? I'm confused because you start the first sentence "That did not do it" but then say "and it worked" at the end, so I'm missing something.
https://source.android.com/setup/build/running#relocking-the-bootloader
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Just running the command he gave me did not work. The phone would not respond to locking the bootloader. I updated again using the standard .37 image with the -w command. The ran the "fastbopt flashing lock" command and it then responded fine.
V0latyle said:
This. Android Flash Tool is the #1 best option for returning to complete stock.
Select the "Wipe Device", "Lock Bootloader", and "Force flash all partitions" options. When the process completes, the device will be back to absolute factory.
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I didn't know about this tool beforehand. I have unlocked and rooted a phone in a few years. It's like learning it all over again. I appreciate you letting me now about this.
Oaklands said:
I didn't know about this tool beforehand. I have unlocked and rooted a phone in a few years. It's like learning it all over again. I appreciate you letting me now about this.
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This tool is specific to Pixel devices only and cannot be used with any other platform.
V0latyle said:
This. Android Flash Tool is the #1 best option for returning to complete stock.
Select the "Wipe Device", "Lock Bootloader", and "Force flash all partitions" options. When the process completes, the device will be back to absolute factory.
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I concur!
Hello,
I did uninstall the magisk I had in my pixel 6 pro and now I don't have root, but now when I start the device I see lines at the boot about the fastboot so as I understand I should lock it for the OTA's of google, (is it right?)
So i saw here the command: fastboot flashing lock
or to use the google tool
https://flash.android.com/welcome?continue=/back-to-publicdoes the usage of the tool meaning that the device will be wiped? (I have the stock rom ->rooted -> uninstall magisk) and I want to be original with that stock to get updateds,
Thanks
I7210I said:
Hello,
I did uninstall the magisk I had in my pixel 6 pro and now I don't have root, but now when I start the device I see lines at the boot about the fastboot so as I understand I should lock it for the OTA's of google, (is it right?)
So i saw here the command: fastboot flashing lock
or to use the google tool
https://flash.android.com/welcome?continue=/back-to-publicdoes the usage of the tool meaning that the device will be wiped? (I have the stock rom ->rooted -> uninstall magisk) and I want to be original with that stock to get updateds,
Thanks
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As you may know, even though you uninstalled Magisk and don't have root, you could still have modified partitions on the phone.
You can use:
Official Google Android Flash Tool (OEM Unlocking needs to be toggled on - you may not have to manually unlock the bootloader - the "site" will do that on its own)
(same as your link) but uncheck the option to wipe, then the phone won't be wiped.
Only then re-lock the bootloader.
roirraW edor ehT said:
As you may know, even though you uninstalled Magisk and don't have root, you could still have modified partitions on the phone.
You can use:
Official Google Android Flash Tool (OEM Unlocking needs to be toggled on - you may not have to manually unlock the bootloader - the "site" will do that on its own)
(same as your link) but uncheck the option to wipe, then the phone won't be wiped.
Only then re-lock the bootloader.
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Thank you, the lock of the bootloader will be how?
And in that point i'm going back to the start right?
I7210I said:
Thank you, the lock of the bootloader will be how?
And in that point i'm going back to the start right?
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You're welcome. I believe you have the lock command correct. See here -> Re-locking the bootloader
Keep in mind that when you do that, it will factory reset your device, and there's no way around that. Every single time you unlock the bootloader or lock it, it forces the phone to factory reset.
Also note that after re-locking the bootloader, you should toggle OEM unlocking in Developer options back to disabled.
roirraW edor ehT said:
You're welcome. I believe you have the lock command correct. See here -> Re-locking the bootloader
Keep in mind that when you do that, it will factory reset your device, and there's no way around that. Every single time you unlock the bootloader or lock it, it forces the phone to factory reset.
Also note that after re-locking the bootloader, you should toggle OEM unlocking in Developer options back to disabled.
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and....when I will do factory reset = the device will be wiped , right? no way to do it without that
I7210I said:
and....when I will do factory reset = the device will be wiped , right? no way to do it without that
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Correct.
Looks like @fil3s gave you some of this information in the separate thread you created here. Since I haven't used Official Google Android Flash Tool, I forgot that it appears there's an option right on that site to lock the bootloader. You should follow the directions that @fil3s gave you there, and yes, it will wipe. Factory Reset = Wipe
Ok no way so no way
Will do that
Thank you
I7210I said:
Hello,
I did uninstall the magisk I had in my pixel 6 pro and now I don't have root, but now when I start the device I see lines at the boot about the fastboot so as I understand I should lock it for the OTA's of google, (is it right?)
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Everything @roirraW "edor" ehT said, but just to be clear, if you only have the bootloader unlocked but nothing else modified, you should still be able to take OTAs. You don't need a locked bootlaoder to take OTAs.
Lughnasadh said:
Everything @roirraW "edor" ehT said, but just to be clear, if you only have the bootloader unlocked but nothing else modified, you should still be able to take OTAs. You don't need a locked bootlaoder to take OTAs.
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So I think I will leave it like this if I will still get the OTAs, there is no problem with that right?
Thanks