while unlocking bootloader on the command prompt window i gave first command ''fastboot'" devices and it succeded but when i entered the second command correctly along with the key it showed failed to command ,,plssss help i want to unlock the bootloader
Which method you used for unlocking bootloader and which phone you are using
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I'm at the last step of this guide : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1864053
I got the unlock_code.bin and it said the token check was successful but the screen that asks me if I want to unlock bootloader does not show up.
try this
take your nunlock code bin and place it in adb/fastboot folder
open a command prompt there an do the last command from the thread you used
i hope i helped
edit:connect your device into the pc from bootloader
i have registered on htcdev.com.
i followed the steps to the point where i had to execute the fastboot file to get an identifier token using a cmd command.
for some reason it say "waiting for device"
it has been like that for hours.
tried it about 3 times. I had a problem with rebooting into bootloader using VOLUME DOWN + POWER button so i ised abd and it worked
exact command i typed was "fastboot oem get_identifier_token"
PLEASE HELP ME
You don't have the right drivers for fastboot, it seems.
Find a guide and install them.
I always run ADB devices or fastboot devices first to check that I'm connected to the phone, before running any other commands.
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hello everyone my xperia e3 is rooted and i want to unlock the bootloader using the cmd commands shown in youtube.but when i try those commands at last the status says the the "device is already rooted"
should i remove the root to try unlocking the bootloader or how to continue futhur process for unlocking bootloader?
Hi everyone,
Today I decided to root my Mate 9.
I started out with turning 'OEM unlock' on and usb debugging. With ADB installed and the huawei drivers, I began to unlock my bootloader. On the 'EMUI Huawei' homepage I filled out my device details and obtained an unlock code. I opened ADB and checked with 'adb devices' if my device was there. It was. So I continued with typing 'adb reboot bootlader'. After that I typed 'fastboot devices'. My device was still showing up. I typed 'fastboot oem unlock CODE (with the code). On my screen I pressed 'Yes'. Bootloader unlocked.
After this step I tried to flash twrp with the command 'fastboot flash recovery xxxx.img'. I couldn't continue because every adb/fastboot command keeps failing (remote: command not allowed). Now when I boot up my phone it shows 'your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted'. Phone=unlocked, FRP=locked. I can't do anything.
Device: Mate 9 L29C432B198
What did I do wrong or what did I missed? :crying:
I had this issue at first to had to redownload the original rom via the phone recovery this will fix the frp lock then u have to unlock and flash twrp 3.1.01 that is linked in the threads on here
Did it format after it unlocked?
You can try fastboot oem relock UNLOCKCODE
Then go to Settings -> Dev options -> enable OEM Unlocking
Then unlock again.
It probably will fail though if FRP is locked, but worth a shot.
Edit: It's supposed to say
PHONE Unlocked FRP Unlock
I posted this in the appropriate forum but this phone is so old I've not received any response.
So I've decided to root and customize my Z2 Force and want to unlock the bootloader to get TWRP installed. All device side settings are correct (USB Debug, OEM unlock etc.) in developer mode. ADB commands are working fine as I can see my SN when using ADB Devices command. I then reboot to the bootloader through ADB (adb reboot bootloader) and it works fine and my Z2 boots into the bootloader. Then I try to get the unlock code (fastboot oem unlock) and I get a message after trying to run the command: access denied. I started my CMD window using run as admin - no help. Installed ADB all over again with new generic drivers and moto drivers - no help. Even installed everything in the root directory on my hard drive - no help
I don't understand why I'm getting this message. I've unlocked and rooted all my phones over the years but they've all been HTC. Never messed with a moto phone before. Anyone think this is a permalocked bootloader version - MODEL:XT1789-04 TYPE:M29E2
Things I have not tried yet:
Another computer
Tested fastboot command on one of my other phones
Any help is appreciated.
theandies said:
I posted this in the appropriate forum but this phone is so old I've not received any response.
So I've decided to root and customize my Z2 Force and want to unlock the bootloader to get TWRP installed. All device side settings are correct (USB Debug, OEM unlock etc.) in developer mode. ADB commands are working fine as I can see my SN when using ADB Devices command. I then reboot to the bootloader through ADB (adb reboot bootloader) and it works fine and my Z2 boots into the bootloader. Then I try to get the unlock code (fastboot oem unlock) and I get a message after trying to run the command: access denied. I started my CMD window using run as admin - no help. Installed ADB all over again with new generic drivers and moto drivers - no help. Even installed everything in the root directory on my hard drive - no help
I don't understand why I'm getting this message. I've unlocked and rooted all my phones over the years but they've all been HTC. Never messed with a moto phone before. Anyone think this is a permalocked bootloader version - MODEL:XT1789-04 TYPE:M29E2
Things I have not tried yet:
Another computer
Tested fastboot command on one of my other phones
Any help is appreciated.
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The process to unlock a moto phone is a bit different. OEM commands are as it says, defined by the OEM. They need to be precise and functional. The command:
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
alone will not work.
Step1:
Instead, You should enter:
Code:
fastboot oem get_unlock_data
You will get an unique 131 ID string that looks for example like this:
Code:
(bootloader) 0000000000000000000000000000001
(bootloader) 0000000000000000000000000000002
(bootloader) 0000000000000000000000000000003
(bootloader) 0000000000000000000000000000004
(bootloader) 0000005
Copy the output to a text editor and delete the (bootloader) and the spaces in between, so it's one whole string.
Step2:
Visit the official Moto unlock website. Sign-in with your account, you will be using the E-mail used to create said account to receive the unlock key. Paste the edited 131 ID string and click Can my device be unlocked? button. If it is unlockable, then a conformation page will appear asking for consent and warranty bla bla bla.... Just read it and accept.
Step3:
When you click unlock, you will receive a KEY through your E-mail attached to the moto account used. Save that E-mail somewhere offline, as it can be used to re-unlock the bootloader in the future if you relock it. Connect your device in fastboot again and type:
Code:
fastboot oem unlock KEY
Where KEY is the one you got in the E-mail.
Done!!! Enjoy your freedom , also check the mark near my answer if it solved your question so others don't have to search for long.
Thanks for your reply. Yes I wrote the fastboot command wrong in my post.
The problem I'm having is even when using the fastboot command you posted I still get "access denied" when using fastboot commands. ADB works fine allowing me to reboot into the bootloader through the command prompt/USB as in ADB devices.
theandies said:
Thanks for your reply. Yes I wrote the fastboot command wrong in my post.
The problem I'm having is even when using the fastboot command you posted I still get "access denied" when using fastboot commands. ADB works fine allowing me to reboot into the bootloader through the command prompt/USB as in ADB devices.
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As long as in Android -> Settings -> Developer options the option "OEM unlock" isn't got enabled - and phone got rebooted afterwards - you receive the reported error.
OEM unlocking is turned on in developer settings
I'll post up some screenshots soon. Right now I'm on day three of work on the 12 hour night shift.