How to Unlock Vivo X60 Pro (PD2059F) Using Unlock Tool (Screen Lock & FRP Lock)

Unlocking your Vivo X60 Pro (PD2059F), powered by the Snapdragon 870G chipset, can seem challenging, but using the Unlock Tool simplifies the process. This guide will walk you through each step of the process and provide tips for troubleshooting connection issues. Let’s dive in!

Steps to Unlock Vivo X60 Pro (PD2059F) Using Unlock Tool

Please note: Unlock Tool is a premium software, and you need to purchase it before using the features outlined in this guide.

Step 1: Open the Unlock Tool

• Download and install the Unlock Tool on your computer or laptop. Make sure you have an active license as the software is not free.
• Once installed, launch the Unlock Tool.

Step 2: Navigate to the VIVO Tab

• In the tool interface, find and click on the "VIVO" tab. This section is specifically designed for unlocking and working with Vivo devices.

Step 3: Search and Select Your Model

• In the Vivo tab, search for and select the model "VIVO X60 Pro (PD2059F) - Snapdragon 870G."
• Ensure that you have selected the correct model before proceeding to avoid errors.

Step 4: Go to the "BROM | EDL" Tab

• After selecting the model, navigate to the "BROM | EDL" tab. This tab contains options for advanced operations like unlocking and flashing using Emergency Download (EDL) mode.

Step 5: Erase FRP (Factory Reset Protection)

• In the BROM | EDL tab, look for and click on the option labeled "[EDL] ERASE FRP." This will initiate the process to remove the FRP lock from your Vivo X60 Pro (PD2059F).

Step 6: Enter EDL Mode Using Test Point

• To enable EDL mode, you will need to physically access the EDL Test Points on your Vivo X60 Pro (PD2059F). These are specific points on the motherboard of the phone.
• Check the image below for the exact location of these test points.

• Once identified, you will need to short the two test points by connecting them with a conductive tool (like tweezers) while simultaneously connecting the phone to your computer via USB. This will force the phone to enter EDL Mode.

Step 7: Install Qualcomm USB Driver

• Before connecting your Vivo X60 Pro to the Unlock Tool, ensure that you have installed the Qualcomm USB Drivers on your computer. This driver is essential for establishing a proper connection between the tool and your device in EDL mode.
• You can find the Qualcomm USB drivers online from trusted sources, or they may come bundled with the Unlock Tool installation package.

Step 8: Connect Your Vivo X60 Pro (PD2059F)

• Once the phone is in EDL mode and the Qualcomm drivers are installed, connect your Vivo X60 Pro to your computer using a USB cable.
• The Unlock Tool should detect your phone automatically and begin the unlocking process.

Step 9: Wait Until the Process Completes

• Once the phone is connected and the process begins, wait for the tool to complete the ERASE FRP process.
• This may take a few minutes. Once completed, the FRP lock will be successfully removed from your Vivo X60 Pro (PD2059F).

Troubleshooting: Phone Not Connecting to Unlock Tool

Sometimes, the phone may not connect to the Unlock Tool, and this can be due to several reasons. Here are some common causes and troubleshooting tips:

1. Faulty USB Cable or Port

• Ensure that the USB cable you are using is functional and supports data transfer (not just charging).
• Try switching to a different USB port on your computer.

2. Qualcomm USB Drivers Not Installed

• If the Qualcomm USB drivers are not installed or are outdated, the tool won’t be able to recognize the phone in EDL mode.
• Reinstall the drivers and restart your computer if necessary.

3. EDL Mode Not Entered Properly

• If the phone isn’t properly in EDL mode, the tool won’t detect it. Double-check that you are shorting the correct test points and that your phone is fully powered off before attempting to enter EDL mode.

4. Incompatible Windows Version

• Some versions of Windows (especially older ones) may have compatibility issues with the Unlock Tool or the Qualcomm drivers. Ensure you are using a compatible version, ideally Windows 10 or higher.

5. Battery Too Low

• Ensure your phone has at least 50% battery before attempting the process. A low battery can prevent the device from entering EDL mode.