How to bypass Factory Reset Protection ('''FRP''') – reset Galileo Pro tablet
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How to bypass Factory Reset Protection ('''FRP''') – reset Galileo Pro tablet when you don’t know original account/pass
On startup:
# Connect to Wi-FI network.
# You will be prompted to enter the email you used to previously set up your tablet with. Type some random letters then double tap that until it highlights, and you’ll get cut copy share & '''assist''' button to the far right. Click '''assist.'''
# That will bring up google.. start typing the word '''settings''' in the google search until you see the '''blue settings cog'''..Click it.
# Under settings, you will see users , click '''guest'''. If you don’t have a guest, you can make a new user and click that. This switches you over to guest which allows you to enable developer options later(you can’t enable developer options if not in the a guest or created account).
# Now you need to get back to the '''settings''' window, so repeat the above steps if necessary to do so.
# In the settings, look for '''About tablet.''' Click it'''.'''
# In there, click the “'''Build number”''' multiples times at the bottom (about 7 clicks or so) .. It should display a msg below indicating x amount more taps until '''developer options are turned on.''' Click it until you’ve enabled the developer options.
# Back out one page to the main '''settings''' page, and now you should see '''developer''' '''options''' at the bottom right. Click it, and switch the slider to on in the top right of the developer screen, then click to '''OK''' to enable Allow development settings?
# In developer options, enable '''OEM unlocking''' in the options below. This is what allows you to bypass Factory Reset Protection if you’ve forgotten your info. ..Now back out of settings( <-). Shut down the tablet, turn back on, and you can bypass logging in with your old gmail. You can skip the initial setup altogether ! Hooray!
How to bypass Factory Reset Protection ('''FRP''') – reset Galileo Pro tablet
On startup:
# Connect to Wi-FI network.
# You will be prompted to enter the email you used to previously set up your tablet with. Type some random letters then double tap that until it highlights, and you’ll get cut copy share & '''assist''' button to the far right. Click '''assist.'''
# That will bring up google.. start typing the word '''settings''' in the google search until you see the '''blue settings cog'''..Click it.
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# Under settings, you will see users , click '''guest'''. That switches you over to guest which allow you to enable developer options later(you can’t enable developer options if not in the guest account).
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# Under settings, you will see users , click '''guest'''. If you don’t have a guest, you can make a new user and click that. This switches you over to guest which allows you to enable developer options later(you can’t enable developer options if not in the a guest or created account).
# Now you need to get back to the '''settings''' window, so repeat the above steps if necessary to do so.
# In the settings, look for '''About tablet.''' Click it'''.'''
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# In there, click the “'''Build number”''' multiples times (about 7 or so) .. It should show a msg below x amount more taps until '''developer options are turned on.''' Click it until you’ve enabled that.
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# In there, click the “'''Build number”''' multiples times at the bottom (about 7 clicks or so) .. It should display a msg below indicating x amount more taps until '''developer options are turned on.''' Click it until you’ve enabled the developer options.
# Back out one page to the main '''settings''' page, and now you should see '''developer''' '''options''' at the bottom right. Click it, and switch the slider to on in the top right of the developer screen, then click to '''OK''' to enable Allow development settings?
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# On this window of developer options, enable '''OEM unlocking''' in the options below. This is what allows you to bypass Factory Reset Protection if you’ve forgotten your info. ..Now back out of settings. Shut down the tablet, turn back on, and you can bypass logging in with your old gmail. Hooray!
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# In developer options, enable '''OEM unlocking''' in the options below. This is what allows you to bypass Factory Reset Protection if you’ve forgotten your info. ..Now back out of settings( <-). Shut down the tablet, turn back on, and you can bypass logging in with your old gmail. You can skip the initial setup altogether ! Hooray!
How to bypass Factory Reset Protection ('''FRP''') – reset Galileo Pro tablet
On startup:
# Connect to Wi-FI network.
# You will be prompted to enter the email you used to previously set up your tablet with. Type some random letters then double tap that until it highlights, and you’ll get cut copy share & '''assist''' button to the far right. Click '''assist.'''
# That will bring up google.. start typing the word '''settings''' in the google search until you see the '''blue settings cog'''..Click it.
-
# Under settings, you will see users , click '''guest'''. That switches you over to guest which enables you to enable developer options later(you can’t enable developer options if not in the guest account).
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# Under settings, you will see users , click '''guest'''. That switches you over to guest which allow you to enable developer options later(you can’t enable developer options if not in the guest account).
# Now you need to get back to the '''settings''' window, so repeat the above steps if necessary to do so.
# In the settings, look for '''About tablet.''' Click it'''.'''
# In there, click the “'''Build number”''' multiples times (about 7 or so) .. It should show a msg below x amount more taps until '''developer options are turned on.''' Click it until you’ve enabled that.
# Back out one page to the main '''settings''' page, and now you should see '''developer''' '''options''' at the bottom right. Click it, and switch the slider to on in the top right of the developer screen, then click to '''OK''' to enable Allow development settings?
# On this window of developer options, enable '''OEM unlocking''' in the options below. This is what allows you to bypass Factory Reset Protection if you’ve forgotten your info. ..Now back out of settings. Shut down the tablet, turn back on, and you can bypass logging in with your old gmail. Hooray!
How to bypass Factory Reset Protection ('''FRP''') – reset Galileo Pro tablet
On startup:
# Connect to Wi-FI network.
# You will be prompted to enter the email you used to previously set up your tablet with. Type some random letters then double tap that until it highlights, and you’ll get cut copy share & '''assist''' button to the far right. Click '''assist.'''
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# That will bring up google.. start typing '''settings''' in the google search until you see the '''blue settings cog'''..Click it.
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# That will bring up google.. start typing the word '''settings''' in the google search until you see the '''blue settings cog'''..Click it.
# Under settings, you will see users , click '''guest'''. That switches you over to guest which enables you to enable developer options later(you can’t enable developer options if not in the guest account).
# Now you need to get back to the '''settings''' window, so repeat the above steps if necessary to do so.
# In the settings, look for '''About tablet.''' Click it'''.'''
# In there, click the “'''Build number”''' multiples times (about 7 or so) .. It should show a msg below x amount more taps until '''developer options are turned on.''' Click it until you’ve enabled that.
# Back out one page to the main '''settings''' page, and now you should see '''developer''' '''options''' at the bottom right. Click it, and switch the slider to on in the top right of the developer screen, then click to '''OK''' to enable Allow development settings?
# On this window of developer options, enable '''OEM unlocking''' in the options below. This is what allows you to bypass Factory Reset Protection if you’ve forgotten your info. ..Now back out of settings. Shut down the tablet, turn back on, and you can bypass logging in with your old gmail. Hooray!
How to bypass Factory Reset Protection ('''FRP''') – reset Galileo Pro tablet
On startup:
# Connect to Wi-FI network.
# You will be prompted to enter the email you used to previously set up your tablet with. Type some random letters then double tap that until it highlights, and you’ll get cut copy share & '''assist''' button to the far right. Click '''assist.'''
# That will bring up google.. start typing '''settings''' in the google search until you see the '''blue settings cog'''..Click it.
# Under settings, you will see users , click '''guest'''. That switches you over to guest which enables you to enable developer options later(you can’t enable developer options if not in the guest account).
# Now you need to get back to the '''settings''' window, so repeat the above steps if necessary to do so.
# In the settings, look for '''About tablet.''' Click it'''.'''
# In there, click the “'''Build number”''' multiples times (about 7 or so) .. It should show a msg below x amount more taps until '''developer options are turned on.''' Click it until you’ve enabled that.
# Back out one page to the main '''settings''' page, and now you should see '''developer''' '''options''' at the bottom right. Click it, and switch the slider to on in the top right of the developer screen, then click to '''OK''' to enable Allow development settings?
# On this window of developer options, enable '''OEM unlocking''' in the options below. This is what allows you to bypass Factory Reset Protection if you’ve forgotten your info. ..Now back out of settings. Shut down the tablet, turn back on, and you can bypass logging in with your old gmail. Hooray!