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This guide will explain how to bypass Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on Mediatek (MTK) Android using NCK Pro Box. A bypass will come in particularly handy when you are working on someone else’s device or have forgotten your Google login credentials.

What causes FRP?

If you do a factory reset on an FRP-enabled Android device already associated with a Google account (under Settings > Accounts > Google) without first removing that account then you’ll be prompted to produce the login credentials of the asssoictaed Google account on the setup screen (often preceded by a request to connect to a WiFi network). This is Factory Reset Protection (FRP) at work.

Requirements

• Setup NCK Pro Box and install NckBox AndroidMTK module
• Install Mediatek USB VCOM drivers
• PC
• USB Cable
• MTK device stuck at FRP screen

 

Steps to bypass FRP on MTK using NCK Pro Box

 

Follow the steps below to use NCK Pro box to bypass FRP on Mediatek smartphones

See the video tutorial below or @ https://youtu.be/glNhrWme0sI

 

1. Launch NckBox AndroidMTK module

   

2. Navigate to the FRP-PATTERN-PRIVACY tab

   

3. Under Phone setting, set the first dropdown to 0-by-CPU then select your device’s chipset in the second dropdown

   

4. Click [FM] Reset FRP

   

5. Select Yes once prompted

   

6. Once you see Please insert USB cable now… , power off the device (still with battery inserted) then connect it to the box or PC via usb cord without holding any button

   

7. The device should get detected

   

8. You should get an All done message once FRP bypass is complete

   

9. Disconnect and power up the device

Important Notice

• NCK Pro box ideally requires a hardware box to work. Installing and running the setup without the box connected to the PC will give an error
• If you decide to use a loader version (no box required) then your antivirus might flag it as a virus. Whether you choose to heed or ignore is up to you
• Some Mediatek device have secure boot and require a custom DA to be loaded else you’ll get an error. For such devices, you can download the DA file @ https://forum.hovatek.com/forum-112.html
• If you are the owner of the device & associated Google account then simply entering your credentials will allow you pass the FRP test. This guide therefore assumes you have the right or a good reason to choose to bypass instead