What You’ll Need
- A Windows PC/laptop.
- The paid unlock tool (requires a valid username/password to access).
- A USB cable.
- The Samsung A24 4G Test Point image (to locate the two points for EDL mode).
- Patience and careful hands.
Step-by-Step Guide to Unlock FRP
1. Launch the Unlock Tool
Open the unlocking software on your computer. Enter your username and password to log in (note that this tool is not free; you’ll need a licensed account). Ensure your internet connection is stable for authentication.
2. Power Off Your Samsung A24 4G
Turn off your phone completely. If it’s stuck on the FRP screen, press and hold the Power button until it shuts down.3. Navigate to the MediaTek Tab
In the unlock tool, go to the MediaTek tab (this tool is designed for MediaTek chipset devices). From the dropdown menu, select “MTK UNIVERSAL”.4. Choose the Correct BROM Option
Select “SAMSUNG MT6789 BROM (A24_5G BB)” from the list. This option configures the tool to communicate with your device’s chipset.5. Initiate the Boot Process
Click the “BOOT DEVICE” button. The tool will prepare to establish a connection with your phone.6. Enter EDL Mode via Test Point Shorting
- Disassemble the phone: Carefully remove the back cover of your Samsung A24 4G.
- Short the two test points: Using the provided Test Point image, locate the two specific points on the motherboard. Use tweezers or a metal tool to briefly bridge them. This forces the phone into EDL (Emergency Download) Mode, allowing the tool to bypass FRP.
- Connect to the PC: While shorting the points, plug the phone into your computer via USB.
7. Wait for Completion
Once connected, the tool will automatically start the FRP removal process. Wait until you see a “Success” or “Completed” message. Unplug the device, reassemble it, and power it on. Your Samsung A24 4G should now be FRP-free!
Troubleshooting: Phone Not Connecting to Computer
If your device isn’t detected by the tool or PC, try these fixes:1. Install Drivers:
- Ensure MediaTek USB drivers are installed. Download them from the tool’s official site or trusted sources.
- Use a high-quality USB cable and plug it directly into a rear USB port (avoid hubs or extensions).
- Double-check the test point image. If shorted incorrectly, the PC won’t detect EDL mode. Retry the process.
- Close the software, restart your computer, and relaunch the tool.
- Security software might block the tool. Temporarily disable these programs before retrying.
While this method is effective, remember that using third-party tools carries risks, including potential voiding of warranties. Always ensure you’re using a reputable tool and follow instructions meticulously. If you’re uncomfortable with hardware steps like test point shorting, consider seeking professional assistance.
By carefully following this guide, you’ll regain full access to your Samsung A24 4G in no time! 🔓
(Disclaimer: This guide is for educational purposes. Proceed at your own risk.)
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