Download SamFw FRP Tool 2.4 - Remove Samsung FRP one click free

SamFw FRP Tool 2.4 - Fix some issues added new features, UI Change

SamFw FRP Tool is a free latest One-Click ADB Enable & Reset FRP program which helps users to enable ADB USB debugging Mode through Samsung *#0*# (Test Mode) and bypass the FRP lock from Samsung Galaxy Android 9, 10, 11, and 12 version devices. This is a new tool that provides a simple way to unlock FRP from Samsung within 1 min. So, if you want a free tool to Reset the FRP lock from your Samsung phone then these simple steps and download SamFw FRP Tool V2.4 on your computer.

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Main function:

1. Remove FRP with one click
2. Change CSC with one click (beta)

Remove FRP with one click

1. Connect the phone to the PC, and install the Samsung driver if you have not yet installed
2. Go to energy call then type *#0*#
3. Click Remove FRP on the Tool
4. Click Accept USB debugging on the phone if it appears
5. The phone will finish and reboot after removing FRP

Change log

v2.4 – 04/06/2022

 - Add disable drive signature
 - Add ADB disable OTA Update

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 - Add Open Browser multi options (Youtube/Google Map/Samsung Browser
 - Optimize UI

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File Download:

File Name: SamFw FRP Tool 2.4 FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM: HEREFile Size: 11 MB

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README:

Compatibility: The tool runs perfectly on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit).

Take a Backup: If you are willing to try the above tool, then please take a backup of your personal data from your Android Smartphone or Tablet. As flashing any Firmware or recovery may brick the device.

Credits: SamFw FRP Tools created and distributed by the developer. So, full credits go to the developer for sharing the tool for free.