FRP Bypass Tool 2026 (Android 16, 15 & 14 Supported)
Clear the Factory Reset Protection screen on a device you legitimately own. FRPB detects the chipset and drives the documented FRP removal sequence over Download, BROM or EDL mode.
FRPB-Recovery-V2-Setup-2.0.0.exe · Windows 10/11 · Included with an FRPB Active License — full module execution requires an active license key.
Download the official installer (FRPB-Recovery-V2-Setup-2.0.0.exe)Note: If Chrome or Windows SmartScreen shows a standard 'Unrecognized App' notice on first launch, click 'Keep' or 'More Info -> Run Anyway' to complete the setup.
Everything the FRP Bypass — Google Account Lock does
Looking for the best FRP bypass tool in 2026? FRPB delivers one-click Google Account verification removal across Android 16, 15, and 14 for Samsung, Xiaomi, OPPO, Realme, Vivo, Motorola, and Pixel devices over direct USB hardware protocols.
One-Click FRP Removal
Removes the Google account verification screen without manual firmware flashing.
Chipset-Aware Paths
Selects the correct method for Exynos, Snapdragon or MediaTek automatically.
Live Operation Log
Every stage is streamed to a console so the run is auditable and repeatable.
No Driver Hunting
OEM and chipset USB drivers install on demand before the bypass begins.
How to use the FRP Bypass — Google Account Lock
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Install FRPB on Windows
Download the signed installer from the official GitHub Release and install it on Windows 10 or 11.
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Connect the locked phone
Boot the device into the mode its firmware exposes — Download, Recovery, BROM or EDL — and plug it in over USB.
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Let FRPB identify the chipset
FRPB reads the model and chipset and confirms which FRP path it will use.
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Run the FRP bypass
Click FRP Bypass, accept the authorisation disclaimer and reboot into setup with the account lock cleared.
FRP Bypass Android 15 & 16 Compatibility
The FRPB FRP bypass tool is built and tested for the current Android release cycle — Android 16, Android 15 and Android 14 first, with full backward support for Android 10 through 13. It works across MediaTek BROM, Qualcomm EDL 9008, Samsung Download Mode, Fastboot and Recovery transports, so one install covers every device on the bench.
Every supported Android version is handled by the same signed Windows utility on both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. USB drivers for each OEM and chipset install on demand, so there is no driver hunting before a job.
- Android 16, 15 & 14 supported out of the box — plus Android 10, 11, 12 and 13
- Automatic chipset detection — Exynos, Snapdragon and MediaTek paths chosen for you
- Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo, OPPO, Realme, Tecno, Infinix, OnePlus, Motorola and Pixel in one tool
- MediaTek BROM · Qualcomm EDL 9008 · Samsung Download Mode · Fastboot & Recovery
IMEI Unlock vs. Google Account FRP Lock: Key Differences
Many owners search for 'unlock FRP with IMEI free online' or 'samsung FRP remove by IMEI'. It is vital to understand the technical boundary: an IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is registered with cellular network carriers to manage network authorization (SIM carrier lock). Network unlocking can be processed via carrier databases.
In contrast, Google FRP (Factory Reset Protection) is an on-device cryptographic security state enforced by Android's persistent hardware Keystore (/dev/block/by-name/frp). FRP cannot be cleared over the air by submitting an IMEI to a website. Websites claiming remote IMEI Google FRP unlocking without a PC are fraudulent. Legitimate recovery requires either original Google account credentials, manufacturer proof-of-purchase, or authorized direct USB cable recovery via FRPB.
- Carrier SIM Unlock vs Google FRP: IMEI unlocks carrier networks; FRP is local on-device Android security
- Debunking IMEI FRP Scams: No remote website can remove Google account locks via an IMEI alone
- Legitimate Recovery Methods: Authorized Google credentials, manufacturer proof-of-purchase, or local USB diagnostic repair
- Direct Hardware USB Transports: FRPB communicates directly with device bootloaders over authenticated USB protocols
Comparing FRPB with Legacy Tools (e.g., SamFW FRP Tool)
Legacy free utilities like SamFW FRP Tool relied on MTP emergency call test modes (*#0*#) to enable ADB debugging. Starting in Android 14 and Android 15, Google and manufacturers completely closed MTP dialer shortcuts across One UI 6, One UI 7, and HyperOS, rendering legacy scripts non-functional.
Additionally, legacy tool downloads often carry intrusive adware, unsigned drivers, and third-party bundled software. FRPB provides a modern, digitally signed, adware-free Windows environment that communicates directly through hardware download protocols—Samsung Odin/Download Mode, Qualcomm EDL 9008, and MediaTek BROM—ensuring high reliability on current Android security patch levels.
- Modern Android Ready: Operates beyond patched MTP emergency dialer exploits on Android 14, 15 & 16
- Clean, Signed Executable: Zero adware, spyware, crypto miners, or bundled third-party installers
- Local USB Execution: Operates locally between PC and handset over direct USB protocols without transmitting customer device storage to remote servers
- Automated Driver Suite: Automatically installs certified Samsung, Qualcomm QDLoader 9008, and MediaTek drivers
How to Disable FRP Lock in Android Settings Before Selling
If you have access to your Android smartphone and plan to sell, donate, or factory reset it, you can avoid triggering Factory Reset Protection by removing your Google and manufacturer accounts first.
Step 1: Open Settings and select 'Accounts and Backup' (Samsung) or 'Passwords & Accounts' (Google/Xiaomi/Motorola). Step 2: Tap each Google account and choose 'Remove Account'. On Samsung or Xiaomi devices, also log out of your Samsung Account or Mi Account. Step 3: Navigate to Settings > General Management > Reset > Factory Data Reset. The phone will format cleanly without asking for previous account credentials.
- Step 1: Navigate to Settings > Passwords & Accounts / Accounts & Backup
- Step 2: Manually remove all Google, Samsung, and OEM accounts from the device
- Step 3: Execute Factory Data Reset — the phone reboots cleanly to the welcome screen without FRP lock
Hardware Prerequisites, Diagnostics & Protocol Verification
Successful FRP recovery depends on reliable hardware communication between your PC and the locked handset. Ensure you are using a 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 computer, a certified USB data cable (charge-only cables cannot negotiate USB enumeration), and a direct motherboard USB port rather than an unpowered external hub.
FRPB provides free hardware inspection and USB diagnostics before purchase: you can connect your handset, verify ADB/BROM/EDL driver binding, and confirm firmware and chipset detection at zero cost. Executing the automated 1-click bypass sequence is fulfilled under an FRPB Active License.
- Free Hardware Verification: Inspect USB detection, driver handshake, and chipset identification at no cost
- Samsung Protocol: Hold Volume Down + Volume Up while inserting USB to engage Download Mode
- MediaTek Protocol: Power off device, hold Volume Up or Down while connecting to enter BROM mode
- Qualcomm & Fastboot Protocol: Connect in Fastboot or EDL 9008 mode for direct hardware partition access
When FRP Bypass Is Legitimate
FRP exists to deter theft, so FRP bypass is only appropriate for hardware you own or are explicitly authorised to service — refurbishers clearing trade-ins, shops with a customer's written consent, and owners recovering a device after a forgotten account. FRPB requires you to confirm that authorisation before every run and stores a local operation log for accountability.
Used within those limits, a factory reset protection bypass is a routine repair step rather than a workaround. If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, contact FRPB support before purchasing a license.