GSM Prime Tool is a powerful software for bypassing FRP (factory reset protection) on Samsung smartphones, supporting Qualcomm and MTK processors. I have shared a guide with you on downloading, installing, and removing FRP using the GSM Prime Tool.
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What is the GSM Prime Tool?
The GSM Prime Tool is a user-friendly software designed for unlocking Samsung devices. It offers features like firmware updates and flashing and supports multiple file formats for more flexibility. It supports all Samsung devices with MediaTek, Qualcomm, and Exynos chipsets.
Features
- Test mode (*#0*#)
- Remove FRP
- Remove FRP new security
- Factory reset
- Disable Knox
- Disable factory mode
- Enable secret code for Verizon
- Change CSC
- Remove Samsung Account (This feature works to remove the account in Settings only, not supported in a locked state)
- Change CSC root mode
- Exit download mode
- Repair of soft bricks
- Odin Flash
- Save recent flash files
- Automatic file detection and slot selection
- Ignore MD5 checksum
- Disable/Enable Driver Signature Enforcement
- Install Samsung USB Driver
GSM Prime Tool 1.0 Download Latest Version
Below are the download links for all versions of the Flash tool for Windows (32-bit or 64-bit).
Last updated: Dec 06, 2024
Developer: GSMPRIME
Version: 1.0.0
Size: 6 MB
File Password: a2gsm.com
(Pass: 2024)
How to bypass FRP lock using GSM Prime Tool
Follow this simple step-by-step guide to complete the installation:
How to Remove FRP on Samsung MediaTek Devices:
- Download the GSM Prime Tool and install it.
- Turn off the phone, press VOL- and VOL+, and connect to the PC.
- Select Samsung MTK FRP and click “Start Server.”
- The FRP lock will be removed.
How to Remove FRP on Samsung Qualcomm Devices:
- Use a modified USB cable or test point to enter 9008 EDL mode.
- Select Qualcomm FRP in the tool, then click “Start Server.”
- The FRP lock will be erased.
How to Remove FRP on Samsung Exynos Devices:
- Ensure the device is in MTP mode.
- Dial *#0*#, enable USB debugging, then use the tool’s Samsung FRP (MTP).
Disclaimer: “This blog is for learning purposes only. Use it on your device, and don’t use it on someone else’s device without their permission. Make sure to back up your data before using the tool. I am not responsible if you lose data or damage your device.”
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