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How to Bypass Google Account Verification on LENOVO Tab P11 Plus - Skip Google Lock Lenovo Tab
Jul 25, 2024
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Are you looking for a way to bypass the Google Account Verification on your LENOVO Tab P11 Plus? In this video, we will show you how to skip the Google lock on your Lenovo Tab. Our expert will show you step-by-step how to remove Google account verification on your device. Let's unlock LENOVO Tab P11 Plus and activate Lenovo without a Google account.
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Welcome. In front of me is a Lenovo tab P11 and today I will show you how we can bypass the Google verification on this device
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Now as you can see for me the tablet I have in front of me is locked and I can unlock it using the previously
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utilized pattern or using the again previously signed in Google account but assuming I don't know either of those I'm just gonna quickly show you how you can bypass this and it is a pretty simple
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method. Anyway, so to get started you want to progress through the setup till you get
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to the connect to Wi-Fi page and you simply want to connect to Wi-Fi. As can see
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I have already done this. Once you connect to it, you can then back out to the beginning
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of the setup right over here. Select vision settings and then you want to select Talkback
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and simply enable it. Now this will probably be annoying. Talk back on
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Yep. There we go. So I did mute it completely. You can do so as well if it's loud and obnoxious to you
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Now, the way you navigate through these little tuggles that you normally just swipe up and down on
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you need to use now two fingers to do the same thing. So on the little guy, as you've seen, this little icon of a human
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just want to swipe down with two fingers on it and this will mute it. anyway once you have your talkback open like this one with a green outline going around it
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you'll probably realize that the screen doesn't work anymore as it used to so now to navigate
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the options and you need to swipe up and down you use two fingers and then you can select each option
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by a single topping on it like this it will read whatever is in here it doesn't really matter where
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it does but just kind of mentioning this so anyway you want to have this selected and then draw a
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kind of like a mirrored L on the screen. So you're seeing
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just going kind of like this. And this will bring up a window
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The first option, while using the app selected, so just double top on it. Then single top, use voice commands
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And before you double top on it, I'm just going to quickly explain what we need to say, because this
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will need to be verbally told to the device. So once you double top on it, you
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will hear a beep, signifying that the device is not listening to you
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and you want to say open Google Assistant you will have two more beeps most likely
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that signify that one beep that accepted your comment and the other one that now Google Assistant
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is listening to you once that happens you want to follow up by saying open YouTube
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let me just make sure but I believe it's YouTube yep so
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I'm going to do this right now and you can here and see
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the way I do it. Open Google Assistant. Open YouTube
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So there we go. I'm not exactly sure if you could hear those beeps on the microphone
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but obviously in your end you probably will on your device. Anyway once you have your YouTube open like this hold volume up and volume down at the same time so both of those keys
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select turn on double top and then hold volume up and down once more
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this will disable talkback so now we can just simply tap and do a normal like navigation to the device
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so you want to select the account icon from here and navigate to settings
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select about. Let me quickly make sure what we need to select next
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Okay, that's a little bit weird. Okay, that's a little bit weird. We should have a
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help and feedback right here, but we don't. So, I will try to do this in a different way
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because like I said, we don't have help and feedback in here. Maybe on about, send feedback
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Okay, so as you can see, I normally throughout the if there is one linked in the description
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it tells us to go to help and feedback, which would be right under the settings that we pressed on
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But there was no such option, so I'll try to go a little bit of a more round way around it
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just to get to the place that we need to be. So we're going to select Google Privacy Policy
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accept and continue, and actually I don't think this will work. Oh no, never mind, it will
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It opens up no more browser. From here, simply select the... search bar and type hard reset. Info slash bypass
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If you need a moment to copy it, do pause the video. From here, let's select consent from here on a scroll down and simply tap on the settings
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then scroll down again in settings and you're looking for something like apps
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where is it? there we go so I missed it the first time around and in here we go so I missed it the first time around
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and in here we're gonna select see all 40 apps top on at 3 dots and also select
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actually we don't need to select show system it's already showing them so start off by
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selecting Android setup right over here top on 4 stop and okay then you're gonna back
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out once and scroll down to Google Play services there we go select Google Play services
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And in here we going to now select let me just quickly check it out So I going to select disable and disable up and also force stop and okay
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Next thing we're going to do is back out and we're looking for smart launcher
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I'm going to just quickly check something out. well actually we don't need to look for that
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like I said I'm just kind of seeing what we need to do because we did get to the same place in a different way
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we don't need to actually open up smart launch or we can just back out which will take us to the main settings page which is what you would want to
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access anyway and from here you want to navigate to accessibility scroll down and find accessibility many then toggle it on select allow and
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cut it am I blind where's my little guy allow allow supposed to add this little thing
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button to open to use this feature top and accessibility button on the bottom of your
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search or a screen to switch between features touch and hold the accessibility I
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don't have the button so that's hold it now there we go so we also need to
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enable the second option anyway so now that we have done this we're gonna now just
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back out to the beginning of the setup. I just start topping the bug button
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I also recommend muting it like this because the device is constantly
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trying to connect to Google Play services, which we have turned off
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and without them, it's giving us a message that it can't connect to them
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which doesn't really concern us. But it is annoying. So, from the beginning of the setup
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you're just going to progress through the actual setup. now. Can I select don't copy and what will happen is we will be stock right here
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So it's going to check for updates just a second and goes back to checking for updates
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So what we need to do now is tap on this Accessibility menu button, select assistant, and
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top on settings. which don't always work as you can see so you might need to repeat this
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dozen of times we'll see how many times it takes me to actually get it and
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hopefully you seen it right there there was an enable button somewhere like right here so you want to press on it this will enable Google Play services
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Come on. I'm there we go so it took me a decent amount of tries to enable it as you can see this was real-time
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so I'll mention this might take you more or less tries don't get discouraged if
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it's not working just continue to do the same thing as I was hopefully at one point
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you can manage to enable it also speed might be also a factor here so if you can
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you can try to do it a little bit faster by selecting the button, accessibility, settings and then enable
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So the faster you can do these things, I think the quicker you can actually manage to enable it
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But, and I mean quicker as in less tries. But once you have it enabled, just go back once
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I did tap on a screen just to get rid of the Google Search or the Google Voice Assistant because it was listening to me
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But as you can see, it just kind of skipped over the verification portion, so now I can finish up the setup
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And at this point, you just want to select whatever is the quickest
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So skip anything that you can, select anything that just comes under your finger, quickest
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and this will in a moment boot us into our whole. home screen
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Finish device setup. Come on. Okay, there we go
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So from here, there's one last thing that we want to do, which is navigate into your settings
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No thanks. Scroll all the way down to system, select reset options
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and then you want to select erase all data, factor reset, erase all data and then press on this button once again
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Now what this will do is erase obviously all data. It's a factory reset of your device, so it will take a couple minutes to finish up
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Once it's completed, you should be back in your setup screen for the Android
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So from there you can set it up however you want. The device at that point will be fully unlocked
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And the reason you want to do this last thing, even though you already have the access to your home screen
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is because technically the device is still unlocked at this point. point. So performing a factory reset will ensure that the device gives rid of all the kind of
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any kind of security that it might have retained from the previous user. So with this being
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said, this is how you bypass the Google verification on this device and if you found this
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very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
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