UFT SAM FRP New Security Tool V1.0 (Free Download)

UFT SAM FRP New Security Tool V1.0 Free No Need Login

Those who wish to unlock their Samsung device's FRP lock can do so with the powerful UFT SAM FRP Tool. Devices that do not display the USB debugging pop-up but have test mode enabled can benefit most from it. Also, users of Samsung smartphones can modify the CSC with this tool.

Features UFT SAM FRP TOOL:

1. FRP Bypass From Test Mode (New Security Supported)
2. Change CSC
3. No Internet Needed

Requirement

• Samsung Smartphone
• Formatted from Recovery Mode (if PIN lock or pattern lock)
• USB Cable
• Test Mode Working Device (#0#)

How To Use?

1. First, you need to download the zip file from the below link
2. Next, you can unzip all files at c: drive (important)
3. Ensure you have disabled the antivirus before running the installation
4. Next, open the folder and install the setup file with some basic instruction
5. Run the "UFT Sam FRP Tool Loader V1.0" Always admin access
   
6. If your device is stuck with pin and pattern lock then first go to recovery mode and factory reset your smartphone.
7. Once the setup wizard screen comes go to emergency dial mode and dial the number "*#0*#".
8. Now open the tool interface and click on the "Bypass FRP" Button.
9. Next, follow the display instructions complete the whole process, and remove FRP from your device.
10. Next, you can install all drivers if you already installed skip this step
11. Connect the phone and try to do any function
12. Enjoy !!!

Download Links:

• Download || UFT SAM FRP New Security Tool V1.0 (Setup Password: softwarecrackguru)

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. Flashing any Firmware or recovery may brick the device.

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