How to Bypass FRP on Samsung Galaxy A12

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have the following tools and files ready:

FRP Bypass Using MTKMETAUtility and SP Flash Tool

Let’s start with one of the most common methods to bypass FRP on the Samsung Galaxy A12. This involves using MTKMETAUtility and SP Flash Tool. Ready to get going?

Prepare Your Device and PC

First things first, you’ll need to make sure your PC is ready and has all the necessary tools installed. You’ll need the MTK USB drivers and the SP Flash Tool to connect your phone to your PC.

  • Install the MTK USB Port Driver.
  • Adjust your PC Date/Time to 02/08/2022. This might sound odd, but it helps avoid any software issues during the process.
  • Plug your Samsung A12 into your PC and check if it shows up in Windows Device Manager.

Switch to BRom Mode

Now it’s time to use MTKMETAUtility to switch your phone into BRom mode. This mode allows deeper access to the phone’s system so you can proceed with the FRP bypass.

  • Open MTKMETAUtilityV80.
  • Go to Samsung > Samsung MTK Force BRom and click to activate it.
  • Once your device is in BRom mode, unplug and replug your USB cable.

Flash Using SP Flash Tool

Now, we’ll use the SP Flash Tool to remove the FRP lock from your phone. This step involves clearing the part of your phone that holds the lock information.

  • Open SP Flash Tool.
  • Load the Scatter File (you’ll find it in the firmware download file, usually named MT6765_EMMC_Android_scatter.txt).
  • In Options > Connection, select UART mode and choose the correct COM port.
  • Set the Baud rate to 921600.
  • Go to the Format Tab, select Manual Format Flash, and input these values:
    • Region: EMMC_USER
    • Begin Address: 0xdb00000
    • Length: 0x100000

Click Start to begin the process, and SP Flash Tool will remove the FRP lock.

Finish Up

Once the FRP lock is cleared, you’ll need to exit BRom mode and reboot your phone so it starts up normally.

  • In MTKMETAUtility, go to Samsung > Samsung MTK Exit BRom.
  • Unplug and replug the USB cable.

That’s it! Your Samsung Galaxy A12 should now boot up without the FRP lock, and you’ll be able to use it as normal.

FRP Bypass Using Scrcpy and External Keyboard

If the first method didn’t work, here’s another way to bypass the FRP lock using a tool called scrcpy along with an external keyboard. This method works great for people who prefer using their computer to navigate through the locked device.

Connect External Keyboard

To start, you’ll need an external keyboard or a computer with scrcpy installed. This will allow you to control your phone even when it’s locked.

  • Connect your Samsung A12 to your PC using a USB cable.
  • Open scrcpy and enable OTG mode using the –otg option. Download scrcpy here.
  • At the Wi-Fi selection screen, press the Menu key (usually next to the Windows key on your keyboard).

Access Device Settings

Once you’ve connected the keyboard, use it to navigate into your phone’s settings menu through the certificate management screen.

  • Go to Manage Certificates.
  • Long press Google Drive or another storage app, which should open the settings menu.

You’re now in! From here, you can adjust settings to disable the FRP lock and set up your device as new.

There you have it—two straightforward methods to bypass FRP on your Samsung Galaxy A12. Whether you used the MTKMETAUtility and SP Flash Tool or opted for the scrcpy and external keyboard method, you should now have full access to your device.

Isn’t it a relief to know there’s a way out of that frustrating FRP lock? With these tools and a little patience, you’ve got everything you need to get back into your phone. Ready to tackle it on your own?

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