Hello, can I lock the xiaomi bootloader by fastboot using the command: fastboot oem lock?
fersouza777 said:
Hello, can I lock the xiaomi bootloader by fastboot using the command: fastboot oem lock?
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Hi, I think so. But I recommend that you also install a stock rom before you lock the bootloader, because it may happen that you can't start your phone anymore and you have to bring it to a repair shop.
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Hey people, first time in this section so I'm gonna go straight to the chase...
I've been having some troubles unlocking this phone's bootloader
http://www.gsmarena.com/asus_zenfone_go_zb452kg-8097.php
Here's the thing
I've already enabled "Enable OEM unlock" in Developer Options
I've already unlocked many devices and this is the first time i got this problem
When going in bootloader and doing
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
It's stuck in
Code:
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waited for 5 mins... NONE, still stuck
Reboot and did nothing, bootloader still locked
So I'm gonna need some help in this freakin phone :fingers-crossed:
How were you able to "Enable OEM Unlock"?
My ZB452KG has the developer mode activated, but there's no option to Enable OEM Unlock...
BallisticSmith said:
How were you able to "Enable OEM Unlock"?
My ZB452KG has the developer mode activated, but there's no option to Enable OEM Unlock...
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Downgrade to the very first firmware version
veez21 said:
Downgrade to the very first firmware version
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Yeah, i tried doing that through adb, but the phone don't let me install an older ROM version on top of this one
BallisticSmith said:
Yeah, i tried doing that through adb, but the phone don't let me install an older ROM version on top of this one
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flash the very first stock recovery(find it in facebook groups) through flashify and then flash the very first firmware
veez21 said:
flash the very first stock recovery(find it in facebook groups) through flashify and then flash the very first firmware
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if I can download the very first firmware Asus Zenfone Go ZB452KG from the website ASUSTek?
Sorry for my bad english
Str1kman said:
if I can download the very first firmware Asus Zenfone Go ZB452KG from the website ASUSTek?
Sorry for my bad english
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You can download it, then flash(needs root) the very first stock recovery and then you can flash the firmware?
this thread has continued to be unaswered for several years now.
only tested 2 phones... and it seems they both have bootloader status is unknown. i can do fastboot and recovery mode on the 2 phones but on fastboot mode.. only shows blank screen... idk why it's like that. i downgraded both phones to 12.2.0 version. and bootloader status is still unknown. it can be recognized by the computer in fastboot mode using fastboot devices command but you can't do anything to it. fastboot oem device-info does not work only shows .......... , fastboot oem unlock ....., only one working is fastboot adb_enable .. kinda useless. .. i gave up on unlocking the bootloader for this phone.. im too noob for this.
yankee77 said:
this thread has continued to be unaswered for several years now.
only tested 2 phones... and it seems they both have bootloader status is unknown. i can do fastboot and recovery mode on the 2 phones but on fastboot mode.. only shows blank screen... idk why it's like that. i downgraded both phones to 12.2.0 version. and bootloader status is still unknown. it can be recognized by the computer in fastboot mode using fastboot devices command but you can't do anything to it. fastboot oem device-info does not work only shows .......... , fastboot oem unlock ....., only one working is fastboot adb_enable .. kinda useless. .. i gave up on unlocking the bootloader for this phone.. im too noob for this.
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I opened this thread when I was still "noob-ish". The device's bootloader can't be unlocked. Unless someone hacks into it's bootloader (like LG L Fino), it might be possible.
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veez21 said:
I opened this thread when I was still "noob-ish". The device's bootloader can't be unlocked. Unless someone hacks into it's bootloader (like LG L Fino), it might be possible.
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I found a way to unlock bootloader on this device. Just run this commands:
Code:
fastboot oem adb_enable 1
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
Also compiled a TWRP recovery:
TWRP: https://github.com/Displax/android_.../download/3.2.3-0/twrp-3.2.3-0-ASUS_X014D.img
Sources: https://github.com/Displax/android_device_asus_ASUS_X014D
Displax said:
I found a way to unlock bootloader on this device. Just run this commands:
Also compiled a TWRP recovery:
TWRP: https://github.com/Displax/android_...s/download/master/twrp-3.2.1-0-ASUS_X014D.img
Source: https://github.com/Displax/android_device_asus_ASUS_X014D
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Cool, I'll try it when I get the device on my hands. I don't have it anymore.
EDIT: It works wew ?
Displax said:
I found a way to unlock bootloader on this device. Just run this commands:
Code:
fastboot oem adb_enable 1
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot oem unlock
Also compiled a TWRP recovery:
TWRP: https://github.com/Displax/android_.../download/3.2.3-0/twrp-3.2.3-0-ASUS_X014D.img
Sources: https://github.com/Displax/android_device_asus_ASUS_X014D
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+1 worked after i installed the drivers from Asus PCLink. Anyone has a custom kernel or ...
BallisticSmith said:
Yeah, i tried doing that through adb, but the phone don't let me install an older ROM version on top of this one
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I got root access with KingRoot and then flashed TWRP with Flashify.
Somehow that gave me access to bootloader without the necessity to downgrade the firmware.
I know asking this question at a very early point would be very foolish, I tried searching various places for the answer but didn't, can anyone from previous experience or with answer tell me how can the Bootloader be locked again?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Thanks to IDunnoLookatXDA The BL can be locked using
Code:
fastboot oem asus-lock
THEHOLYG0D said:
I know asking this question at a very early point would be very foolish, I tried searching various places for the answer but didn't, can anyone from previous experience or with answer tell me how can the Bootloader be locked again?
Thanks in advance!
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Fastboot oem lock
bs3pro said:
Fastboot oem lock
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Nope, I've tried all the asus specific and default fastboot commands:
Code:
fastboot oem asus-back
fastboot oem asus-csc_lk
fastboot flashing lock
fastboot flashing lock_critical
fastboot oem lock
fastboot oem lock_critical
fastboot flash !frp-partition! default_key.bin
None of this worked
THEHOLYG0D said:
Nope, I've tried all the asus specific and default fastboot commands:
Code:
fastboot oem asus-back
fastboot oem asus-csc_lk
fastboot flashing lock
fastboot flashing lock_critical
fastboot oem lock
fastboot oem lock_critical
fastboot flash !frp-partition! default_key.bin
None of this worked
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oem asus-lock
IDunnoLookatXDA said:
oem asus-lock
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Holy SH1T that actually worked
for beginners oem is no command
To lock the bootloader (or remove the annoying prompt you get at startup)
Code:
fastboot oem asus-lock
THEHOLYG0D said:
Holy SH1T that actually worked
for beginners oem is no command
To lock the bootloader (or remove the annoying prompt you get at startup)
Code:
fastboot oem asus-lock
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This does not work for me. This is what I get from the cmd prompt:
C:\Users\uli13>fastboot oem asus-lock
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FAILED (remote: Command not supported in default implementation)
finished. total time: 0.004s
Please help
I've sent the device back because of Display issues, and no longer own it.
But what I understood from your response and suggest you is:
Turn off the device and put it in fastboot mode, then issue the above command and it should work. Hope it helps
THEHOLYG0D said:
Nope, I've tried all the asus specific and default fastboot commands:
Code:
fastboot oem asus-back
fastboot oem asus-csc_lk
fastboot flashing lock
fastboot flashing lock_critical
fastboot oem lock
fastboot oem lock_critical
fastboot flash !frp-partition! default_key.bin
None of this worked
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fastboot oem asus-csc_lk worked for me after that wipe data
After successfully installing MIUI EU and using it just fine, I then attempted to lock the bootloader as the phone is going back tomorrow for a screen repair. Upon using the command fastboot oem lock in fastboot mode, the bootloader was locked, but I am now in a bootloop returning me to the fastboot screen no matter what I try. WIth my bootloader locked adb does nothing and same with most fastboot commands. Whenever I try to reboot my device regularly or while using any combination of volume buttons, it shows the MIUI boot screen then straight back to fastboot and repeat.
Any help appreciated, thanks.
10TICKTERROR said:
After successfully installing MIUI EU and using it just fine, I then attempted to lock the bootloader as the phone is going back tomorrow for a screen repair. Upon using the command fastboot oem lock in fastboot mode, the bootloader was locked, but I am now in a bootloop returning me to the fastboot screen no matter what I try. WIth my bootloader locked adb does nothing and same with most fastboot commands. Whenever I try to reboot my device regularly or while using any combination of volume buttons, it shows the MIUI boot screen then straight back to fastboot and repeat.
Any help appreciated, thanks.
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Strange idea to want lock bootloader for repair a screen. Even if you must send to Xiaomi warrantly center / agreed shop, unlock bootloader do not cancel the warrantly. Only desimlock is forbidden.
You must lock your bootloader only from your native official/legit ROM (EEA or Global or CN, etc), but never from a custom MIUI or AOSP because these roms have need to have bootloader unlocked for working.
For now you must
1- using Mi Unlock and Unlock again your device, like the first time (from waiting unlock period) but you will lose all your data, data partition (internal) is wiped.
2- using MiFlash for flash the lastest MIUI fastboot legit rom from your device (EEA ? Global ? CN ?) and be careful , by default (on the bottom right) app install / erase and lock bootloader, choose install / no lock.
I managed to fix it by using Mi Unlock with my sim in another phone for verification, I was just worried I would be faced with the wait again. Thanks.
10TICKTERROR said:
I managed to fix it by using Mi Unlock with my sim in another phone for verification, I was just worried I would be faced with the wait again. Thanks.
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No problem, as soon as you have unlock with success your bootloader the first time, you do not have period unlock anymore
Greetings!
As far as I know ASUS does not have a physical bootloader unlock counter like Samsung smartphones with their KNOX. This means that ASUS gets information about the unlocked bootloader via the internet when using their official unlock bootloader app. That is, ASUS gets the IMEI or S/N of the smartphone and puts it on their blacklist.
Is there any way to unlock the bootloader unofficially?
I really want to be able to get the bootloader back to its locked state and start getting and installing updates from my smartphone without using a PC as it was before the bootloader manipulation.
I tried these adb commands, but they don't work.
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot oem unlock confirm
fastboot oem asus-go
fastboot oem asus-go confirm
fastboot oem get_unlock_key
fastboot flashing unlock
fastboot oem asus-unlock working but i got error Verify unlock token fail.
Hi all,
I have a Xiaomi Mi 11 (Global) that is currently stuck on Fastboot screen. I have installed drivers and MiFlashPro on my PC and Xiaomi is recognised by MiFlash but when I try to flash a global fastboot rom, it comes back with
remote: Erase is not allowed in Lock State
I can even see the phone listed with fastboot devices command. It just refuses to boot into system or allow me to reset/wipe. Also, I am unable to boot into recovery.
Help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
masteriori said:
Hi all,
I have a Xiaomi Mi 11 (Global) that is currently stuck on Fastboot screen. I have installed drivers and MiFlashPro on my PC and Xiaomi is recognised by MiFlash but when I try to flash a global fastboot rom, it comes back with
remote: Erase is not allowed in Lock State
I can even see the phone listed with fastboot devices command. It just refuses to boot into system or allow me to reset/wipe. Also, I am unable to boot into recovery.
Help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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It is necessary unlock bootloader first.
crusaderrs said:
It is necessary unlock bootloader first.
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I can't unlock the bootloader the normal way because I can't get into system and enable OEM unlocking/USB debugging in Settings.
masteriori said:
I can't unlock the bootloader the normal way because I can't get into system and enable OEM unlocking/USB debugging in Settings.
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Follow this steps to unlock the bootloader
crusaderrs said:
Follow this steps to unlock the bootloader
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Thank you for the link but I have already tried that and since I wasn't signed into the phone, it's not letting me unlock the bootloader.
The process fails at the second stage and tells me add account on the phone in Settings but I can't go into system to do that.
Thanks
Also, do I need to unlock the bootloader even if to install firmware from the same region as the phone? My phone's model is M2011K2G which I believe is for a Global version and I've tried flashing Global fastboot rom but no luck.