Hi to all
I was try Knox Manage as a trail period
After setup my Samsung a3 (2016) with my Knox account , i have delete it tru my Knox account
But still knox manage is on my phone and prevent my to do a factory reset
also the it policies has some restrictions, so i can,t almost do nothing with my phone
Hope can get some help here
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Hi,
I would like to know if there is a knox resetting bootloader for Samsung Galaxy S5 Duos,
like for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3? I've read that there is a way to reset the knox from 0x1 to 0x0 for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in this post :http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52329946#post52329946 with a bootloader,so I was wondering If there is a knox resetting bootloader for the Galaxy S5 Duos (SM-
G900FD)?
And is this protocol for resetting the knox from this site : http://mobilexbi.blogspot.mk/2015/02/reset-knox-counter-any-samsung-device.html?m=1 true ???
Thanks in advance!
Best regards!
You cant reset Knox
Knox is not a file.It's A HARDWARE.It's A FUSE.When the phone detects bootloader that is not from the factory, it sends high current through the part and makes it fry.That's why the phone is hot when you install custom stuff on it.Samsung service is just replacing that part when you go to store and resets everything. Sorry mate :crying:
Hello, sorry bro, but you cant reset knox. Yes its fuse which can not be replaced, only replace motherboard. However if its big problem, does exist very simple aplication which paste patch to system, like system with 0x0 knox, but you need root
Currently not got a custom recovery, root nor XPosed and running on stock firmware. Not sure what could possibly be wrong. Vodafone wallet appears in the 'Tap and Pay' settings however requires me to get a 'contactless' SIM (Which I think for me is kind of last resort). However Android Pay doesn't work and I would assume this is related to the fact that it doesn't appear in the 'Tap and Pay' settings. Anyone experience this before or know what might help?
if you have knox trip then android pay and Samsung pay may not work with you, if not try make factory reset and wipe cash and try again.
shiko2007 said:
if you have knox trip then android pay and Samsung pay may not work with you, if not try make factory reset and wipe cash and try again.
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As I recall Android Pay should work because it has nothing to do with KNOX and Samsung Pay on the other hand probably won't and it isn't out in the UK so I can't really check.
Still not so virgin as I thouht is was. Samsung health is not working, security issu and KNOX can not be used, same issu. Is this because I had in the past installed dm-verivy cript on it?
Samsung Health is nagging about a rooted phone but it is not rooted anymore???
Does anyone know what this is?
The best way is to reflash with Odin. Factory reset it's not so clean as you think. A clean ROM install, is made via Odin. That will clear root for sure, but if you had a custom recovery, it will not hide Knox 0x1, but all the bugs will be gone.
I did a clean install via Odin. And oké the knox 0x1 is standing but nothing more. Did It now for three times but still samsung health not working and knox app the same. Is it the 0x1 that is doing this??? I dont get it.
This is recent that samsung health is not working because with my rooted S8 is samsung health also not working.
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I did a clean install via Odin. And oké the knox 0x1 is standing but nothing more. Did It now for three times but still samsung health not working and knox app the same. Is it the 0x1 that is doing this??? I dont get it.
This is recent that samsung health is not working because with my rooted S8 is samsung health also not working.
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This is why you read and do research before flashing things
Yes, it's because you tripped KNOX
Some apps depend on Knox being 0x0. If your Knox is 0x1, those apps will misbevahe, or not work at all.
Many people root to remove apps like Samsung Health, which they consider bloatware.
What is the main purpose for rooting, in your case?
Installing a custom ROM?
The Phone was rooted but I have a new S8 so my Phone is going to my wife. For her is a rooted telephone not needed. That`s why I made the phone stock.
Sometimes a factory reset is needed after a clean flash.
And you made it almost stock. As you can see, Knox being 0x1 can cause problems, like Samsung Pay not working, and lots of other apps.
It is not that hard. Paling Wit hour bank is bitter thans Samsung pay. Ifsamsun health is not werking, I install snotter app ?
I hope your wife feels the same way, about secure banking transactions.
Hello , I did a hard reset on my Samsung galaxy s6 g920f duos. Reactivation lock was on. After that while signing in to Samsung account with correct email and password brings an error message "processing failed".
6.0.1 G920FXXS4DPG4
Can I downgrade this to a lower version so that I can bypass and remove the reactivation lock?..
Any other ideas/solutions please ?
You have Google account associated with the device? Use that.
If not you can bypass FRP but it's not particularly easy or fun... google it.
In the future...
Delete accounts before a factory reset.
Do the factory reset from settings rather than the boot menus if possible.
Write down the passwords.
I deleted all accounts except for Samsung account before resetting..which also brought same error message "processing failed"
I never dealt with the Samsung lockout... Thanks for the warning.
No doubt it's tied to Knox.
If you got a Samsung Experience center near you they may be of help.
You can try their support line but it almost anyways sucks. US support is the best of that lot.
Hopefully someone here knows a work around as I don't.
Hello everyone,
Is it possible to restore biometric data and Samsung Pass after unrooting a Samsung phone, relocking the OEM bootloader and doing a full factory restore (hard reset) ???
Thanks in advance for your help and feedback.
Good appetite and have a nice day
If those apps depend on Samsung security features...most likely no.
Samsung uses an "e-fuse" (basically a write once registry) that is tripped if modified or custom images are flashed to the device. It doesn't matter whether you simply rooted with Magisk, or flashed TWRP, or flashed a custom ROM - once Knox is tripped, it is permanent and cannot be reversed. Therefore, even if you restore the device to its original factory configuration, Knox will remain tripped and any apps that depend on it will not work.